Argonauts Hold Annual Meeting in Bozeman
Bozeman marked Pioneer day with the thirty second reunion of the Pioneers society of Gallatin county and families. Banquet at Baptist church then Ellis hall program for state pioneers guests. Evening ball with Sons and Daughters of Pioneers. remarks by A H Stafford.
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Pioneers’ Society
Gallatin County
Baptist Church
Ellis’ Hall
State Societies of Pioneers
A. W. Orton
Marsh Nelson
Sons and Daughters of Pioneers
A. H. Stafford
W. N. Purdy
R. L. Waddell
H. G. Klemma
R. G.G. Smith
Charlotte Stafford
Winifred Story
Mexican Tells of Posing as Frazier Imposter
Arthur Lopez a 25 year old Mexican disclosed to federal officials how he baffled authorities while posing as Arthur Frazier dead Indian World War veteran. He said former service men identified him, and he described obtaining a photo of Louise Roth of Kenosha Wisconsin from Mrs Frazier before learning of her from Mrs Frazier. López admitted carrying a photograph of Roth in the back of his watch.
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Minneapolis
Arthur Lopez
Arthur Frazier
Lopez
H. A. Burns
Veteran's Bureau
M. J. Johannes
Department of Justice
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Louise Roth
Kenosha
Wis
Dr. Burns
Mrs. Roth
Frazier
South Dakota
Daughters of Scotia honor Mrs. Stewart at Aberdeen street home
Mrs. Robert Stewart recovering from a broken leg attended by Daughters of Scotia at sister Mrs. Alec Wilson’s home. The event featured games music and dancing with an impromptu program and luncheon amid spring flowers. Names of many attendees listed. Quarantine lifted at nearby Turner residence. Billy Turnbull recovering. Little Myrtle Helland celebrated ninth birthday with friends and luncheon.
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Reynouls' Avenue
Alec Wilson
Aberdeen Street
Daughters of Scotia
Stewart
Murray Hospital
Annie Laurie
Brown
Lassie O' Mine
Frank Cross
Jameen Duncan
W. Bishop
Fales
Norma Finne
Gien Finne
Carl Helland
Bernard Finne
B. Bartelson
Mesdames Ziegler
Boulware
J. E. Bateman
A. Hawkesworth
E. Wolahan
FE. Tibbetts
J. Myhre
A. Ho
Sam Lawrence
Walnut Street
Billy Wills
Wall Street
Billy
D. A. Reynolds
Helena
June Dyer
Henry Morrison
Whittier Orchestra
Billy Noakes
Jack Bowman
Edwin Arpin
Dick O'Malley
Billy O'Kelly
America
James White
Otillia Fanning
Gregson
Butte
Fanning
Wilkinson
D. Batchoff
York
Mesdames Farrell
Blakeley
Burns
Riley
J. Doris
B. Betzlar
J. T. Mahoney
Gavigan
Cantlon
McLeod
Blake
O'Malley
Marjorie Trueworthy
Dorothy Dolan
Florence Gavigan
Katherine Burns
Eleanor Farrell
May Carson
Mary Hickey
Lorna McLellan
Locust Street
M. C. Club
Dorothy Gully
Charlotte Price
Mary Connelly
Freda Wroest
Lottie Werle
Fred Bahl
Oregon Avenue
Nate Hansen
South Arizona Street
Mr. Hansen
Helen Hansen
Salt Lake
State College Joins Press Association in Debate
At the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Press association meeting at the University of Denver editors from Colorado Wyoming and Montana universities condemned faculty censorship of college newspapers. A resolution denouncing restraints was approved. Donald Gledhill and Douglas McHenrie were elected president and secretary treasurer respectively. Montana State College Bozeman and Western State College Gunnison were admitted to the association.
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Denver
Col
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Press Association
University of Denver
Donald Gledhill
Denver University Clarion
Douglas McHenrie
Colorado College Tiger
Montana State College
Bozeman
Mont
Western State College
Gunnison
Burial Place of Booth Revealed by Davidson
Chicago, Feb 21 Colonel James Hamilton Davidson, former commander of the 122d Infantry, says he alone knows Booth burial site. He claims Booth’s body was buried in a Portsmouth warehouse basement after being brought there by Army Secret Service head Colonel Baker, covered with acid, limestone and dirt. The burial was done sixty years ago and the information is being disclosed now.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James Hamilton Davidson
122D Infantry
John Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Davidson
Edwin Harper Sampson
Booth
Moline
Portsmouth
Baker
Secret Service of
Army
Bowling Green
Boston Corbett
Secret Service
Senate to vote Monday on Muscle Shoals ruling
Washington Feb 21 Agreement was reached by the senate to vote Monday on President Cummins ruling that the conference report on the Underwood Muscle Shoals private leasing bill is out of order. If upheld the measure goes back to conference for changes. If overruled the conference report faces further debate before a vote.
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Washington
Senate
Cummins
Underwood Muscle Shoals
Underwood
Alabama
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