Prominent Pioneer of Oregon Valley Dies at Home
Dee Lyons, a respected settler who arrived before the railroad, died at his ranch in the Oregon Valley 14 miles southeast of town. He homesteaded southeast of Livin in 1911, survived by his wife and two married daughters. Norman Lyons, a brother, died recently at Pine Creek. Lyons helped locate homesteaders, aiding nearly a hundred families and drawing others to the valley. The region hosts ongoing county meetings about development and city booster efforts.
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Livingston
Dee. Lyons
Oregon Valley
Pine Creek
Paradise Valley
Lyons
Isla
Percy Berger
Fred Johnson
Lyons Place
Norman Lyons
Charles Lyons
Ci Toa
I Viet
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Belgrade News December 29 Local Notes and Occurrences
Glenn Morgan returns from Dillon with 190 Hamp Mikes to add to his Gallatin valley sheep band near Maudiow. Mr and Mrs George Chapman arrive in Central Park after marrying December 24 in Helena. Miss Ann Parsons spends holiday at home in Central Park. Warren N Skinner travels to Baggbeg Iowa to join his wife. W T Ford mentioned in connection with his daughter's Missouri visit.
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Glenn Morgan
Gallatin Valley
Dillon
Thebyterian College
Deer Lodge
Central Park
Warren N. Skinner
Bagbeg
Towa
W.T. Ford
Mines
Charles Ryan
Mis‘sour
Kidnaping case continues as sentencing delayed
In district court here Owen Smith was sentenced for the Aug. 27 kidnapping of Martin Harking in Butte. Counsel requested continued sentencing by telephone from Butte to January, keeping Smith’s con fin point, as reported by Jude Law. Helena notes the Dearborn Carey reclamation project advances after years of settlement, with a 10 000 acre selection deemed high quality and ready for re filing. Washington reports Senate Myer s offering a $15 000 civil bill appropriation for building projects.
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Helena
Dearborn- Carey
Recommendations by the Montana Game and Fish Commission
The Montana Game and Fish Commission to Governor Stewart urges changing the open season to start September and end October 14, favors a law banning bull trout netting, and supports a state fish hatchery. The report cites 17 million trout fry distributed and 28,000 miles traveled by the fish car, with over 5 million fry in Kaliapell and Anaconda hatcheries. Commission members present include H. Mathewson, J. L. Be Hart, Maj. M. D. Baldwin, George E. Doll, W. M. Bickford, and J. L. Hartman.
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Helena
State Game and Fish Commission
Mite
Stewart
Montana
Kaliapell
Anaconda
HP. Mathewson
Maj. M.D. Baldwin
Kalispell
George E. Doll
W. M. Bickford
Miskoul
J. L'Be Hart
Judge Poinsexter sentences escapee in Deer Lodge court
In Deer Lodge Judge Poinsexter jailed William McWhirr for 1½ months after pleading guilty to escaping from the state prison camp. He previously drew a three year burglary sentence in Beaverhead. Frank Haynes, also an escapee from a Gallatin camp, faces trial for the same crime on January 7 after a five year forgery sentence in November. Poindexter returns home. Judge Erickson will hold court January 4 with a 40 jurors, likely two week session. In Helena, Dr. McDonald withdraws from the Speakership race leaving Ramses and Morris, with Ramses the apparent frontrunner for floor leader.
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Deer Lodge
Poinsexter
Dillon
William McWhirr
Priso Fon
Beaverhead
Frank Haynes
Gallatin County
Haynes
Teton
Jude Poindexter
Erickson
Kalispell
Winston
Helena
Flathead County
McDonald
House of Representatives
George. I. Ramses
Socrat
C.F. Morris
Rouse
Hunters kill counts reported by state game warden Stout
Warden Stout reported in his district that during the season of 1614 hunters killed 124 elk 142 deer and 26 mountain sheep. His district includes Gallatin and Madison counties.
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Hogeman
Dee
Mark “Stout
Mr. Stout
Gallatin
Madison
Half Million Billings Water Bonds Sold At Par
Public auction of the $450,000 6 percent water bond issue authorized last June resulted in sale to Weil Roth & Co of Cincinnati for par. Funds will complete transfer of the water system and pay about $215,000, with remaining proceeds for system improvements.
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Illings
Isue
Weil, Roth & of
Cincinnati
Nate
Firemen’s association to receive over three thousand dollars
In Lewistown on December 29 the Firemen’s association, newly formed under the law, will be paid more than $3,000 from the firemen’s disability fund. A community Christmas tree at Main and Fifth Avenue was removed after a week to spread Christmas spirit. Alderman Tom Berkin reported on liquor sales to minors, proposing ordinance changes to fine those aged 18 to 21 who lie about age. Bozeman sentencing followed Linder’s guilty plea for a second liquor offense, while Mike Wrassley also admitted guilt on two counts. Mrs. Martha B. Kent died at her Cottonwood Creek ranch after a long illness. funeral and burial scheduled at Hamilton cemetery.
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City Treaaurer
Roy Cromer
Maina Fifuh Avenue
Tom Berkin
Police Commission of
Sim
Tin City
Wil
Peter Morelli
Twohy Bros
Patel
Ayers
Foreman
Jack Linder
Linder
Mike Wrassley
Bozeman
Martha B. Kent
Cottonwood Creek
Enaea W
United States
America
England
France
Germany
Europe
Theuropean
Uindersell
Mystery surrounds Mrs Hendricks death in California grove
Oakland December 29 Mrs Maud Hendricks wife of Stockton California engineer was found dead in a Hayward grove near Oakland A revolver with one chamber discharged and two letters one to her husband and one to her sister requesting forgiveness for her deed indicate suicide The woman had recently figured in San Francisco papers over an alleged elopement with Rev RA Browne who vanished Christmas day Browne had lived with Hendricks and left his engagement ring unclaimed in a hotel The letter says Browne had nothing to do with her death
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Oakland
Cal
Maud Hendricks
Stockton
Hayward
San Francisco
Carranzists Shooting and Conference Delayed in Naco Arizona
Reports from Naco Arizona describe Carranzista firing incidents and a postponed conference as General Hugh Scott’s peace plan nears acceptance. Governor Maytorena’s aides say evacuations and consolidation at Agua Prieta could be ordered, risking further delays if plans are challenged.
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Hae Dewan
Fr- Naco
Ariz Cartunieris
Naco
Consoli
Agua Prieta
Nogales
Ariz
Maytorena
Anti Trust Law Revision Aimed at Foreign Trade Boost
Amalgamated Copper chief Joan Ryan urges a broad rewrite to separate export from domestic trade rules. He argues current Sherman Act scope harms U S copper and manufacturing competitiveness abroad. He proposes clear freedom for export cooperation while preserving domestic competition.
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Joan Ryan
Amalgamated Copper Company
Americas
National City Bank of New York
Europe
Impetua
Boran
Nocesary
United States
England
France
Germany
London Press Debates War Strategy and Neutrals
A colonial era column surveys London press views on blocking north Baltic and Mediterranean trade, neutral rights, and America’s role. It cites Morning Post, Express, Daily Graphic, Daily Mail, and other papers, noting aims to pressure Germany while protecting neutral commerce.
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Mediterranean
Germany
Morning Pest
Express
America
Lancashire
Spain
Washington
Great Britain
France
Grapmec
Justifieg
Americas
Lees Brent
Daily Mail
Anaconda News Reports Citizenship Laws For Women
The November vote granting women the Montana ballot raises naturalization questions. A federal bureau circular explains citizenship rules for women, noting marriage changes nationality, and the process for retaining or acquiring citizenship through marriage or remigration under 1907 acts and court rulings.
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Montana
Bureau of Naturalization
Federal Department of Labor
M. I. McDermott
United States
Sen
Harriet Rionda
Aino
Cohen
Sho
Close Curling Matches End With Narrow Wels Victory
Wels edged Mines 14 to 6 in a close B trophy curling match as a rink member was absent. Halloran won the class C contest over Howe after a tight first half, while individual scores list several players and skip names from both teams, reflecting a busy night of play.
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Mines
Curling 'Oks
Secohad
Halloran
Howe
Norwall
E. Tucker
Gustatson Wels
McCarvel McLaughlin
Firemaurice Halloran
Jackson Mackay
Whyte AcDonald
Kida
Hare Shawkey
Munn Morden Whyte
Kida Kelley
M. Martin
Farnsworth
Craig Jones
Collins Stevens
Fulmer McKenzie
Emerson
Smith Hare
Martin Ki McKenzie Capron
Alexander King
T.D. Kelly Morden Kida Bower
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Mildred Bull
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Charles D. McLure Jr
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Carranzistas
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