Montana Justice Holloway dies leaving estate
The Montana supreme court associate justice William L. Holloway died in Long Beach, California, on December 31, 1926, and a petition to appoint Carlisle Kenyon as administrator states an estate worth about 66,000 dollars. Real property in Bozeman and Butte plus Helena holdings and stock, cash, and salary due are listed as assets. Heirs at law are his children Eleanor Holloway Jones, William L. Holloway Jr., and John Marshall Holloway, all in their twenties.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
William L. Holloway
Supreme Court of Montana
Long Beach
Cal
Boseau
Butte
Helena
District Court
Carlisle Kenyon
Heohoway
Willliam N. Ue Nein
Hidlloway
Gallatin County
Vautte
Union Bank and Trust Company
Uty
Whe Devedem
Eleanor Holloway Jones
Doston
William L. Holloway J
San Francisco
John Marshall Holloway
New County Officials Take Oath at Courthouse
Dillon Bureau FCW reports changes at the county courthouse as newly elected officials prepare to assume duties. Gorman remains chairman. Dr W C Orr becomes sheriff replacing Dat Mooney who moves to ranch life. Norah Connell ey becomes county treasurer. May Sprinkle takes over as county superintendent of schools from Alice Roe who departs for Monrovia. Deputy Silvera Peterson manages until year start. no changes in other offices. George Opp and L P Phillips become justices of the peace for Dillon township.
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Dilitain
Board of County Commissioners
Gorman
W. c. Orr
Dat Mooney
Meresia
Ryanh's Canyon
Norah Connelley
Gertie Mathews
Miss Connelley
Silvera Veterson
Guthiess
George Opp
L. PP. Phillips
Dillon
Christmas Homecomings Reported Across Philipsburg
A series of Christmas homecomings is noted as residents travel for the holidays. A. S. Huffman departs to Helena to join his wife, while Mr and Mrs FR Blumenthal head to Missoula and Spokane. Others including Water Steaker and Edward Winninghoff return from the School of Mines with family, and Clayton Carmichael Wyatte Knapp and Herb Knapp travel from Mullan Idaho to be with relatives.
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Lewis Brown
Small van
J. Thorkelison
Butte Mile Hoyte
Emil Carnegie
Rock Creek
Montana School of Mines
Butte
Katherine Napton
Maxville
Two Auto Concerns File Their Papers
Two automobile firms filed articles of incorporation with the Montana secretary of state on December 24. Valley Motor company, capital $50,000, is organized by J. P. Grady A. A. Husser and W. C. McKelvy of Havre. Commercial Finance corporation, capital $50,000, is formed by W. H. Fallon of Glasgow and Alfred Lee and Arthur Lee of Nashua.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Havre
Glasgow
The
Valley Motor Company
J. P. Grady
A. A. Husser
W. C. McKelvy
Commercial Finance Corporation
W. H. Fallon
Alfred Lee
Arthur Lee
Nashua
Billings Pleasant to Transient Folk at Christmas
Billings welcomes travelers with Christmas cheer from noon today to midnight Christmas day. United Commercial Travelers meet every incoming train and greet travelers while distributing greeting cards to adults and candy to children. A large monster tree towers in the union station, signaling a festive welcome.
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Llings
Billings
United Commercial
Union Station
Deer Lodge Gives Christmas Cheer To All Families
Deer Lodge reports extensive charity efforts this Christmas season led by the Big Brothers club under deputy Lou Bodecker. About $200 raised plus donated clothing and goods funded meals and gifts for every needy family, with turkeys and essentials ensuring every child feels Santa Claus is real in Deer Lodge.
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Deer Lodge
Big Brothers’ Club
Lou Bodecker
Old Batterson residence destroyed in Deer Lodge blaze
Deer Lodge December 24 a historic Batterson residence burned and collapsed in fierce winds. Built by the late Mr Batterson about 80 years ago the house formerly owned by Mrs Sally Batterson and occupied by the Robertson family was destroyed likely by a defective flue. Firefighters arrived promptly but could not save the structure though much of the household goods were saved. Insurance coverage is believed to apply to part of the logs.
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Peer Lodge
Deer Lodge
Batterson
Mr. Batterson
Mire
Sally Batterson
California
Robertson
Community Christmas tree lights up Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge hosts a municipal Christmas program with candy nuts and gifts at the tree. Children from city schools sing carols and the Deer Lodge men’s chorus performs. Churches hold services with well-decorated trees and gifts for boys and girls. Local residents travel for holidays and visits, including Ed Chapman heading to Seattle and Miss Leona Lamb and Nona Sackett planning trips to Billings.
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Deer Lodge
Dpeer Lodge
Episcopal
Presbyterian
Eer Lodge
Ed Chapman
Seattle
Leona Lamb
Nona Sackett
Billings
Mre. R. A. Nofke
Tacoma
W. Harker
Helgrade
Lauren Critzer
Spokane
J. C. Long
Miles City
Shoe executive donates 5000 to Broome County prisoners
George F. Johnson of the Endicott Johnson Shoe company gave 5000 in gold to prisoners jail staff and the needy of Broome county. Inmates received 10 dollars each for Christmas aid and support. The gift was announced from Binghamton New York on December 24 by the Associated Press.
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Uy the Assoriated Press
Binghamton, N. Y
Georrge F. Johnson
Endicott-Johnson Shoe Company
Broome County
Three Death Sentences for Java Insurrection Ringleaders
In Batavia Java on December 24 death sentences were imposed on three ringleaders of the recent insurgent disturbances. A fourth leader received life imprisonment and a fifth a 20 year term.
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Batavia
Java
Assailant Freed After Wounding Vienna Chancellor
Vienna dispatch reports Chancellor Iynaz Seinel who was wounded by a would-be assassin in June 1914 has secured the release from prison of his assailant, a young factory worker, after years of confinement.
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Vienna
Iynaz Seinel
Miss Margaret Orr to Wed on Monday
Dillon, Dec 24 A jovial Yuletide wedding is planned for Miss Margaret Orr Dillon girl and Jay B Loveless Spokane businessman. The ceremony will be at St James Episcopal church next Monday. Miss Orr is daughter of Dr and Mrs W C Orr pioneer residents of the county. Her father was sheriff after the last election. She recently graduated from the University of Montana where the romance began.
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Dillon
Margaret Orr
Jay B Loveless
Spokane
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Miss Orr
W. C. Orr
Missoula
Outdoor trees attract attention in Dillon display
Dillon marks a first as outdoor decorated Christmas trees go on display. A standout is at the Hazel Baker block entrance where Sen ator Hazel Baker conceived a large evergreen adorned with colored balloons and lights drawing notable attention.
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Dillon
Hazelbaker Block
Skating Devotees Enjoying Outdoor Winter Pastime
Dillon residents relish outdoor skating at a rear courthouse rink opened recently drawing crowds. Christmas travel notes include Mr. and Mrs George R. Metlen and two daughters to Missoula to spend the weekend with Fred Metlen and family. J C Ferguson visits from Reichle, Roy Peterson and Dade Stephens arrive for holidays. Families of Big Hole basin residents, including Mr and Mrs W Stephenson, visit Dillon. Fain Alkire returns from two months in Long Beach California.
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Dillon
George R. Metlen
Missoula
Fred Metlen
J.C. Ferguson
Hig Ranch
Reichle
Roy Peterson
Melrose
Jesse Finsley
Big Hole Basin
Dade Stephens
Bristow
Stephenson
Butte
W. H. Shannon
Fain Alkire
Long Beach
Bank cashier robbed near Childress Texas in 1500 dollars
By the Assongatecarrers Childress Texas Dec 24 A bandit held up Clarence Wylie cashier of the First State Bank at Tell 15 miles southwest of Childress and robbed him of 1500 dollars this afternoon No one else was in the bank at the time The robber forced Wylie to surrender cash and currency then locked him in the vault and fled
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Assongatecarrers
Childress
Texas
Clarence Wylie
First State Bank of
Tell
Wylie
Wyle
Foley Pills Diuretic Ad Promises Health
Diuretics aid kidneys by removing poisons from the blood and maintaining health. Foley Wills has used this diuretic for over twenty five years as a reliable medicine to regulate flow and keep the system free of lurking poisons, promising relief from various ill health and pains. Satisfaction guaranteed, sold everywhere.
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Ady
Rev Bent Speaker at Exchange Club in Butte
Rev L H Bent urged Christmas spirit beyond holidays as he told Butte Exchange Club members to live in love and harmony with neighbors. Ray Cloke chaired the luncheon and gifts were exchanged. President Noves urged support for the Montana Alumni dance to raise a university scholarship for a Butte student. Auld Lang Syne closed the meeting.
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L. H. Bent
Butte Exchange Club
Mr. Bent
Ray Cloke
Christrmas
Wieyd Noves
Noves
Montana
Winter Garden
Butte
Butte Shoppers End Holiday Rush With Busy Evening
Hundreds of Butte residents filled the streets as stores kept late hours for Christmas buying. Last minute purchasers crowded shops after nine o clock with stocks running low. merchants noted increased sales over last year and expanded clerical staff for the 1926 season.
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Butte
Gould Litigants Reach Agreement On Gould Estate
The Gould family heirs agree to a 40 page stipulation for compromise ending the long dispute over Jay Gould’s estate. Trustees responsible for losses must pay 20 million split among six trusts and two named beneficiaries receive the remaining shares, with court approval awaited in New York and New Jersey.
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New York
Kfor
Jay Gould
Eupreme Court of
Chancery Court of
New Jersey
Gould
Frank Jay Gould
Duchess de Talleyrand
Anna Gould
Anton Lang’s Slang Noted By Wesleyan Professor
Professor J H Conley of Wesleyan University observed Anton Lang the Christus of the Passion Play at Oberammergau using colloquial phrases with evident delight. Lang picked up American slang during his stay in the United States last summer and spoke fluent English with casual idioms.
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Anton Lang
Middletown
Conn
Christus
Oberammergan
J. H. Conley
Wesleyan University
Lang
Germany
County and City Guests Get Extra Feeds Today
Holiday meals will be served to inmates at the county jail and hospital with Sheriff Larry Duggan hosting the last feast before leaving office. The county hospital will offer a banquet with turkey and trimmings, while the city jail also plans a holiday feed with extra allowances for prisoners.
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Monue
Sherif Larry Duggan
Dusgan
Danmiary
Luce
Melix Mudeo
Cockpits Block View in Air Collision Probe
A military board of inquiry found limited cockpit view a hazardous element in flying after investigating a mid air collision over Chanute Field. Four pilots died in the incident.
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Chanute Field
Flying officers die in midair collision over field
A board report states four flying officers were killed on a Wednesday when two aircraft came together almost head-on about 100 feet above the field. Each pilot could not see the other due to approaching at blind angles, the investigation found.
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Eliose
Drunk Marine Arrested After Disturbance in Butte
Arthur Kempu a United States Marine stationed in Butte was arrested last night by Detectives Malliney and Morrison and jailed on a drunkenness charge. He resisted accompanying officers from the post office building where witnesses said he caused a disturbance. He was taken to the jail despite objections and reported to Assistant Chief Larkin.
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Arthur Kempu
United States
Butte
Malliney and Morrison
Post Offer
Kompu
Larkin
sJall
Burglary Trial Set in Juntios of the Peace Court
Trial of Charles Lewin for burglary was scheduled to start yesterday in Juntios of the Peace court. The case was postponed for one week at the county attorney's request. H. MacDonald pleaded guilty to defrauding an innkeeper and received a 90 day jail sentence from Judge McNamara.
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Charles Lewin
Juntios of the Peace
J. J. McNamaran
Warn
H. MacDonald
McNamara
Butte U Alumni Dance to Feature Specialties
Butte alumni from the State university plan a Tuesday winter garden dance with seven special numbers two kept secret. Acts include Dr John Driscoll Ming Harrie and Charles Towne plus novelty features. Proceeds aim to fund a university scholarship for local high school youths. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Henry A Stork and Lillian Amenti both of Butte and to Charter Cowan and Marguerite Hudson of Helena.
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Butte
Winter Garden
The
State University
Dr. John
Butter
Driscoll Ming Rhoda Harrie
Charles Towne
Bulte
Central
Henry A. Stork
Lillian Amenti
Charter Cowan
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