Pioneers Gather for Reunion in Butte Event
The Pioneers and Sons and Daughters of Pioneers held a joint reunion in Butte with officers elected in Deer Lodge Missoula Dillon and Helena. Guests toured the city enjoyed country club refreshments and praised Butte while promising to return for future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Pioneers
Ronald Higgins
Missoula
Lottie Rumsey
Deer Lodge
Ted Larabie
Genevieve Bishop
Dillon
W. A. Clark Jr
Butte
George P. Porter
Helena
Pioneers
R. O. Graham
Phil MaGovern
W. H. Maloney
H. H. Clark
Frank 8. Metzel
Jeannette Hans
A. P. Hickshaw
C. B. de Celles
D. A. Francisco
Frank M. Barrett
Andrew Phrick
Charles L. French
G. W. French
Beaverhead
W. D. Cochran
Blaine
George Beaty
Broadwater
F. 8
Putnam
Carlon
James Austin
Cascade
John Harris
Chouteau
Ben Falk
Edward Brassey
Fergus
Henry Rose
Flathead
al Orton
Gallatin
John LaMott
Glacier
William Dingwall
Granite
M. A. Cooney
Lewis and Clark
H. B. Daems
Madison
A. K. Boardman
McCone
J. K. Lewis
Meagher
M. P. Hoopes
W. M. Hoppe
Park
Lazarre Creaix
Phillips
A. Trask
Powell
Henry Buck
Ravalli
J. W. Culbertson
Richland
H. Erwin
Rosebud
A. J. Lansing
Sanders
Lev
Wild
Silver Bow
Edwin Burke
Stillwater
Mra. IL
J. Draggett
Teton
Mra
Jonnie C. Kamp
Treasure
J. H. Freeser
Wheatland
Co. H. Newman
Yellowstone
George H. Bruffy
Lake
Country Club
Cbses
Bozeman
Dawes Plan Surfaces Plans to Rebuild German Economy
The Dawes plan outlines five weeks to organize monetary and banking structures in Germany and to set up a new railroad and issue bank. It stipulates a 800 million marx loan, with reparations beginning immediately and monthly payments coordinated by Agent General Young and international officials. France and Belgium must restore Germany’s economic unity by Oct 20, while German cabinet nationalist tensions worry Paris. Automatic telephones are being installed in San Sebastian.
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Germany
Rhineland and
Ruhr
Young
Dawes Plan
M. de Lacroix
Belgium
Signor Nogara
Italy
Andrew MacFadagan
England
Marx
Journal Des Desbats
Temps
Fatal Herrin Riot Kills Four Klansmen and a By-stander
Sheriff Galligan details a May 23 garage shooting in Herrin. Dewey Newbolt, an alleged klansman, fired on deputies. four Herrin men named Newbolt Dunning Reid and Willard were killed along with bystander Roland. Shelton man wounded as tensions from February flare into new violence amid klan and Flaming Circle clashes.
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Oakville
Galligan
Allison
Thomas
Dewey Newbolt
Newbolt
Herrin
Dunning
Reid
Willard
Roland
Herrin City Hospital
Phemister
Cagle
John Layman
Klan
Knights of the Flaming Circle
Layman
Young
Williamson County
Chief Ford
Carl
Earl Shelton
Human Fly Injured In Fall From Courthouse Tower
Albert Le a Minn Aug 30 the human fly was probably H F Pigman of Los Angeles fatally injured tonight when he fell seventy feet from the Free born county courthouse tower to the cement pavement. Several bones were broken including his right leg a fractured skull and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Albert Lea
Minn
H. F. Pigman
Los Angeles
Freeborn County
Resignations Shake Montana High Court and Attorney General
Associate Justice Charles H. Cooper resigns from the Montana supreme court to serve as executor of a large multi state estate. Rankin succeeds Cooper as associate justice and former Attorney General Foot is named to the Montana attorney general staff as Dixon makes further appointments. Cooper plans to resume legal practice in Montana after settling the estate and will remain a resident in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington D. Rankin
Foot
Shelton
United States
Montana
State Supreme Court
Cooper
Hilger
Moore
Rock Springs
Wyo
Rankin
The
State University
Harvard Law College
Harvard
Boston
Helena
Helena Bar Association
Kalispell
Chateau
Dixon
Supreme Court
Charles H. Cooper
Bryan and Dawes Forget Politics As Old Friends
Governor Bryan and Republican nominee Dawes met in officials’ offices and talked like longtime friends. They posed for photographers, shook hands, and recalled past service and shared memories, while forgetting their political opposition for a brief, cordial encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Rose
State House
Mr. Dawes
T. J. Feigenbaum
Argonne
Cowboy asserts he shot to save life
Salt Lake City August 30 a coroner s inquest will be held Tuesday into the fatal shooting of Harry Bowles a cowboy from Littleton Colorado Bowles was shot at the state fair grounds during a wild west show Rivet a Cheyenne Wyoming cowboy and fellow performer was arrested and is said to have admitted the shooting claiming self defense Police say Bowles chased Rivet with a knife for miles last Wednesday and again on Friday Bowles allegedly advanced with a knife prompting Rivet to fire in self defense
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Harry Bowles
Littleton
Col
Bowles
State Fairgrounds
Oy Rivet
Cheyenne
Wyo
Kivet
Bowes
Small House Burns Outside City Limits
A small frame house on Talbot avenue was destroyed by fire about 2 30 yesterday morning. Blaze origin undetermined. Arizona street companies contained flames with no spread to nearby homes. Property owned by E Watson. Quartz street crews later responded to a morning roof fire at 611 Alaska street caused by chimney sparks. No damage. Property owned by Mrs Mary Keily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot Avenue
Arizona Street
E. &. Watson
Quartz Street
Alaska Street
Mary Keily
LINDERMAN AHOLD LEADS IN RACE AS ELECTION BALLOTS TABULATED
A partisan roll of candidates shows Linderman Ahold leading in the race with a large gap over Hean John Davies and others. Major offices listed include governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state, and state treasurer with party splits and unopposed bids noted. Berlin plans a radio show but cancels foreign exhibitor invitations due to a local slump affecting publicity and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prince of Wales Visits White House Holiday Greeting
Prince of Wales and party toured Washington with a Saturday half holiday crowds along the route. President Coolidge and family hosted a luncheon after a greeting in the Green Room. The prince thanked Washington for its warm reception and departed with Secretary Hughes for his special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
John
White House
Hughes
Washington
United States
Prince
Government chemists devise syrup from waste sweet potato crop
Forty percent of the sweet potato crop now going to waste may be converted into high grade syrup by a government chemist developed process. The report also notes corn maturing in seventy days may be introduced into the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Labor Day Fete at Columbia Gardens in Butte
Labor day plans center on Columbia gardens with United States Senator T. J. Walsh as speaker. A varied program includes youth races, fat man and stout lady contests, dancing, Montana State band, and thousands of souvenirs. Also highlights a Clark park baseball game Montana Power versus A. C. M. and widespread state travel for fishing trips and pilgrimages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Columbia Gardens
United States
T. J. Walsh
Montana
Congress
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
Clark Park
Montana Power
Bitter Root
Big Hole
Deer Lodge
Judge Erickson
Anaconda
Hamon's Widow Granted Divorce in Oklahoma
Mrs Georgia Hamon Roherer widow of Jake L Hamon and wife of William L Roherer Chicago art collector was granted a divorce in Ardmore Oklahoma from Roherer for cruelty and non support by Judge A E Walden in the US district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamon
Ardmore
Okla
Georgia Hamon Roherer
Jake L. Hamon
Oklahoma
Wiliam L. Roherer
Chicago
A. E. Walden
United States District Court
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C. F. Redlich
Mr. Redlich
Boston Block
Minneapolis, Minn
Undertakers
Iid
Ther
John Dey
J. W. McCormack
Hennessy Company
American Rail- Food Express
Metropoli- Meat and Fruit Company
John D. Riley
Batt Riley
Daly-Shea Company Funeral Directors
Embalmere
East Park Street
Hale
John Jale
Gosselin & Harkins
Cassidy & Gosselin
Park Street
Sam R. White
South Matin Street
Corgait
Peter Corgait
Janney
Mont
Harry J. Anderson
South Dakota Street
St. Ann's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Joseph Richards, Inc
Richards & Wadh
Montana Street
Walkerville Circle
Woodcraft
Capitol Hill
Bridget Green
Banner Lodge
No. 5
Hill
Hridget Green
Annie Harris
Sherman & Reed Service
Sherman & Heed
Broadway End
Arizona
J. Walsh CO
West Sask Street
NII
Matte Street
St. Helena's
Interly Cross Cemetery
Marie Eileen
Dennis Shea
South Idaho
St. Patrick's
Cross Cemetery
Larry Duggan
Darien Stree
Tom Moore
Lewistown
Mrs. Trask
M. W. Trask
Mary Valston
Frank D. “Sandbar” Brown
F. Tuttle
Jefferson
Will Cave
Dave Hilger
John Horsky
William Dingwald
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London
San Sebastian
Speim
Oia
Carl Shelton
Shéelon
East St. Louis
Heérin
Tim Cagle
Muscle Shoals
Statehouse
Bryan and
Dawes
Linderman Ahold
lHean
John O. Davies
John M. Evans
Farmer Labor
Charles BE. Taylor
Scott Leavitt
Joseph Kirschwing
Miles Cavanaugh
John A. Matthews
J. M. Dixon
J. EB. Erickson
Farmer-Labor
Frank J. Edwards
W. 8. McComrack
Frank H. Cooney
J. Skinner
L. A. Foot
C. E. Carlson
C. T. Stewart
Sam W. Mitchell
J. A. McGlynn
W. E B. Harmon
H. A. McIntyre
G. P. Porter
Thomas E. Carey
May Trumper
John M. Kay
Leonard Young
Sidney Miller
O. F. Clarke
Ward Crosby
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Kodaks
Kodak Film
Autographic Kodaks
C. B. Hoskins & CO
Eastman
North Main St
Butte, Montana
Newsboys’ Quartette
Knights of Pythias of
Gregson Springs
Labor Day
Milwaukee Depot
Galena Sutie
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