Strong Opposition to Opening Crow Indian Reservation
Washington hearing on opening the Crow reservation reveals Interior officials and Indian Commissioner Sellare opposed, while Montana and Wyoming lawmakers advocate entry. Senators Walsh and Hurla push bills to open 1.5 million acres for white settlement, despite unanimous Crow opposition.
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The
Standard
Washington
Interior
Lane
Crow Indian Reservation
Congress
Interior Department
Sellare
Mor [Ana
Crow Reservation
Montana
Senaior Burin
Billings
Ken Grick
Clark
Mondell
Wyoming
Senator Walsh
Senator Hurla
Senator Myers
Stout
Glasgow Plans Drilling For Oil And Gas In Vicinity
Glasgow officials endorse a plan to drill for oil and gas with a geologist surveying the field first. If a viable prospect is found, a local company will be formed to test drill. The push follows recent oil resource beliefs in Northeastern Montana and ties to Edwin C. Cleaver of Calgary.
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Glasgow
Glasgow Commercial Club
Edwin C. Cleaver
Calgary
Plentywood
Valley County
Montana
Garrison News Briefs From Montana Visitors and Local Updates
Mrs Tim Bresnan arrives from Helena for a short visit with friends. Health officer Dr Maronette of Deer Lodge reports in town on business. Min Tuthburn and Joe Long of Missoula pass through for errands. Van Blaircom, NP coal contractor, in town on business. Mrs Alexander MacPherson travels to Livingston for medical care. Lineman Dye from Butte to oversee lines for the week. T F Lowry and D Flahaven of Missoula arrive with president on inspection between Garrison and Helena. Mrs De McFarland's condition improves. Mrs A E Ditimeler visits from Missoula for a short time. William De Beer from Champion district visits for supply gathering.
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Garrison
Tim Bres
Nan
Helena
Maronette
Deer Lodge
Min Tuthburn
Joe Long
Missoula
van Blaircom
Northern Pacific Coal
Alexander MacPherson
Livingston
Butte
T. F. Lowry
D. Flahaven
Lowry
Helena I
Drummond News Highlights Thanksgiving Socials
Thanksgiving dated items list visitors from Missoula Helena Gold Creek Butte and Norris. Ishka bibble club dance enjoyed with over 100 invitations issued. Prize waltz won by Edward Powell and Edna Wells. Locals visiting Norris home and Miss Gates returning from Missoula. Bears and deer hunting noted with J D McPhail reporting four fine deer shot.
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Drummond
Edward Powell
Edna Wells
Frank Spanning
Norris
Mary Gates
Missoula
John Dacter
J. D. McPhailey
Man Killed Under Train In Lewistown accident
Lewistown reports G. Marcott a 30 year old former Milwaukee worker fell under a switch engine today and was crushed to death. He habitually boarded engines at the terminal and rode to town for work. The crew continued on to town unaware of the accident.
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Lewistown
G. Marcott
Milwaukee
Livingston Citizen Ernest J John Dies After Brief Illness
Ernest J John died after a short illness of stomach hemorrhage. Funeral services were held today. He left a wife and six children, with three brothers Timothy Harrison and William in the city. His parents reside in Ladysmith Wisconsin. He came from Wisconsin two years ago, worked on the Sobs ranch, and later for the Park County Hardware Company. Licenses to wed issued for Max V Inlay Reed Point and Juanita Hile Reed Point and for Morris F Bruning Livingston and Lillian D E Sormes Broadview. In a separate case Judge Brink of Wilsall granted a witness search request after a man was convicted of stealing $25 from William Shirley. Shirley paid costs and money in an inside pocket. Adolph Sten, Cordie Meat Market proprietor, sued Frank J Miller Fulton Market proprietor for $468.38 and costs for goods sold September to November this year remaining unpaid.
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Livingston
Ernest J. John
Timothy
Harrison
William
Ladysmith
Wis
Jordan
Wisconsin
Sobs
Park County Hardware Company
Max "V. "Inlay
Reed Point
Juanita Hile
Morris F. Bruning
Lillian D. E. Sormes
Broadview
William Shirley
Lew Moore
Alongo Alexander
Brink
Wilsall
Shirley
Wilsoll
Adolph Sten
Cordie Meat Market
Frank J. Miller
Fulton Market
Bozeman funeral for Frank Heiskell at St James Church
Bozeman reports the funeral of Frank Heiskell at St James church with a large attendance. Music by the church choir, pallbearers listed, and charge handled by F B Lewis and HE Oberholmer. Also notes an Irving school entertainment planned for next Friday at Gallatin county high school auditorium.
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Frank Heiskell
St. James’ Church
F. B. Lewis
Hey
Gallatin County High
Orge Gray
Gallatin County
Broadview
Mont
West Gallatin
Yellowstone National Park
Sue Ful
A. W. Richter
Havre
William B Sadler Dies After Long Illness
William B. Sadler of Missoula died at 2:50 am at his home 517 McCormick street after two years of asthma and heart trouble. Born in Cornwall Canada, he lived in Charles City and Anaconda before moving to Missoula two years ago, with a homestead period on the Flathead reservation. He is survived by four children Helena Marge Alfred and Thomas and a widow.
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Missoula
William B. Sadler
McCormick Street
Cornwall
Canada
Charles City
Town
Mt Anaconda
Missoure
Flathead Reservation
Helena
Marge Idaho
Alfred Denver
Col
Thomas Portland
Philipsburg News notes local visits and events
Philipsburg residents report visits and business trips to Helena Butte Great Falls and Missoula. Local social events include a card afternoon hosted by Mrs C A Pike and a Woman's Club meeting with Browning readings. Pupils of Mrs George Cartier gave a piano recital with many invited guests.
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Woman's Club
G. A. Maywood
Browning
May Wood
Durfee
Martin
Vocational Congress
J. W. ©. Baker
Federation of Women's Clibs
George Cartier
Hart
Teresa McDon Margaret A Ket Fon Nowak Aarguatus Meboenid
Dorthy Calhoun
Esther Miller
Pearl ‘Anerson
Louise McLeod
Margaret Miller
Fidel” Nowak
Annie Madeline Northex
Dot Althea Page
Helen Metcalf
Emily “Filckinger
Florence Hustman
Hazel McDonald
Ategaret Piiekinger
Summers is Winner at an Idaho Show
Lewistown Idaho November 2 University of Idaho won firsts and seconds in all college fat steer classes while Washington State College took thirds. George M Wicon of Wilbur defeated the North Yakima champion and Oregon State fair sire Rothwell Forester. J L Summers of Gallatin county Montana appears in strain with the grand champion bulls and aged herd in Shorthorn class events.
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Lewistown
Idaho
University of Idaho
Washington State College
Idaho University
Jones
George M Wicon
Wilbur
Wash
North Yakima
Three Forks Seeks Public Skating in City Block
Womans social science department forms a committee led by Meshe Fs Hare to arrange a public skating event. Mayor notes possible rink at east block if cold weather holds, and owners grant use. Grain traffic rises as elevators report heavy shipments with John Stoddard hauling. Mr and Mrs W St Coffin return from eastern trip. William Buckles of Helena visits on business.
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Three Forks
Social Science Department
The
Womans
Meshe Fs Hare
John Stoddard
W. St. Coffin
Vank
William Buckles
Helena
No Developments In Case Of John Simpson Shooting
Lewistown in November reports no developments in the case of John Simpson, brother-in-law of Judge Roy Avers, who was shot and killed near Moore yesterday. Officers continue work on the case and an inquest is set for tomorrow.
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Lewistown
John Simpson
Roy Avers
Moore
Jury Awards Ten Thousand in Rail Case
The jury awarded the plaintiff ten thousand dollars in a suit by Della Belden as administratrix of N. D. Belden against the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway. Belden was injured in the defendant's carpenter shop by a circular saw, leading to death days later. Attorneys Keeley and Wilson represented the plaintiff, Scharnikow and Jordan the defendant.
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W. E. Keeley
Unknown Takes Poison and Repents Too Late
Miles City November 9 An unknown man killed himself by swallowing strychnine. He repented too late and rushed to a doctor saying Ive taken enough strychnine to kill a horse. He frothing as he reached the office could not say his name. In his pocketbook were two money order receipts from Wallace Idaho and stamped with dates and small amounts.
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Miles City
Wallace, Iolaho
Paola Tunnel Completes On Western Slope In Great Falls
Great Falls Missouri area reports the Paola main range tunnel on the western slope finished after 17 months of digging and lining. The 1,730 foot, two track tunnel measures 22 feet wide and 33 feet high, enabling future main line use.
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Great Falls
Paola
Hockies
Juc Uty
Kommers
Dennis
Goodman-Lanstrum Company
Adam J. Annan
District Court
Anaconda
V. Stewart
Tre Falls
Dee
Sterling McDonald
Teton County
Riverside
Cat
C. S. Donal
Bartholdt declines Ford invitation withdraws support
St. Louis reports Richard Bartholdt former Missouri congressman and ex president of the International Parliamentary Union telegraphed Ford that personal reasons compel him to withdraw his acceptance of the invitation to participate in the Fort peace detonation. He says no good American able to make the trip should undertake such a mission.
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St. Louis
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
Ormer
International Parliamentary Union For the Promotion of International Arbitration
Ford
Fort
Explosion Toll Reaches Thirty In Du Pont Plant
Investigators work through a massive blast at the Du Pont plant causing thirty deaths. Authorities promise a full inquiry to determine the blast cause while guards remain at entrances. Rumors of peril notices on trees and roads to Hill and Carney Point sites circulate, with sighting reports inconsistent.
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Carney's Point
du Pont Company
Teutonile Oriain
Makeshifts and Pickups in Composite Contest
Two city clubs, the Makeshifts bowling team and the Pickup curling squad, spar over Maine merits in a planned double event. Captains Milton Reid and Lee key lead their groups as Umpire Doc Emerson and referee roles are arranged. If weather allows, curling on Dec 11, with a return bowling match a week later, standings hinge on odds and a shared $3 maximum bet.
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Milton Reid
BI Flynn
Fat Pickard
Steve Petritz
Jin Kacher
Howling
J. M. Dunn
Dunn
Doc” Emerson
Leekey
Rudy “Barich
Kelly
Keating
Widow of Hoch victim dies in Chicago November
A widow of Johann Hoch, a notorious bigamist and killer of several wives, died in Chicago from starvation induced by pneumonia. Mrs Mary Mock Wernke, aged ten, was a pivotal witness against Hoch who was hanged in the city over a decade ago. She remarried after his execution and later faded from public sight. Her second husband died several years ago.
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Chicago
Nineteen Dead in Boomer Mine Explosion In West Virginia
Nineteen men are known to have died and eleven are missing after an explosion rocked Boomer Coal and Coke mine No. 2 in Hoomer West Virginia. Rescue parties pulled thirty miners to the surface with hopes for additional survivors as night fell.
Illington Company Attracts Tonight In Anaconda
The Anaconda newspaper notes Margaret Illington starring in Henry Arthur Jones The Lie at the Hardy Theater. Illington praised as a dramatic force, delivering nuanced performance as Elinor Shale in a tale of inheritance debts and marriage prospects at Shale Abbey.
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New York City
Margaret Illington
Henry
Hardy Theater
Weiress
Margaret
Henry Arthur Jones
Miss Trington
Fot Sho
Elinor Shate
Elinor
Lucy
Shale Abbey
Zlinor
Stage notes tease telepathy in a four act drama at Shire Abbey
The piece stars Elinor and Lovy amid a manor plot where mistaken impressions at a London aunt visit set the Tower on edge. A sensational scientific angle features Norman Prescott and Selman Fraser, with a vaudeville appearance by Mr. Prescott on the Empress tour.
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Norman
Prescott
Selman Fraser
Fresca
Gugenstocker
Korolonessa
Smith
Brows
Thi
Noodle house threat ends in 60 day jail term
William Mullwrs was said to threaten the proprietor of a noodle house with a rough-house after not receiving free noodles. Judge Sanderson sentenced him to 60 days in the county jail yesterday. A memorial notice from Maggie Young’s family thanks friends for their kindness.
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William Mullwrs
Noodle House
Sanderson
Maggie Young
Katie Larkin
Pod Menbeney
Cam
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