Case Against Railroad Settled Out of Court
Bozeman March 7 The Joe Gormley versus Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad suit ended in an out of court settlement. Damages amount not public but described as the railroad’s largest to date. Gormley, a brakeman on the freight train, survived severe injuries after the Piedmont hill wreck that killed eight.
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Bozeman
Joe Gormley
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Piedmont Hill
C. E. Carlson
Gormley
Kiester
Bath
Gorm- Joy
Cat Creek Field Shows 24 Commercial Producers in Montana
Lewistown March 7. The Cat Creek field reports 24 commercial producers led by Frantz No 6 which came in Saturday. Elk Basin owns seven fine producers and a new well centers in the most productive area with an estimated 300 barrels. J B Baker of 56 Petroleum announces second dividend of 75 percent on total capitalization, plus 100 percent returned to unit holders, with treasury funds and syndicate cash. First well site spotted in section 11-15-29. spudding set by April 15. nearby wells show varied drilling progress.
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Lewistown
Cat Creek
Elk Basin Company
J.B. Baker
The
56 Petroleum
Stanford
Winnett
Hobson
Vinson Bros. of
Great Falll
W. C. Britaman
Great Falls
Helena Marriage Ties Two Montana Residents
Irene J. Lyon of Dillon married Milt C. Gunn in Helena Saturday night. The couple plans a wedding trip to the Pacific coast and will reside in Helena. The item notes other brief society and civic details alongside local life mentions.
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Helena
Irene J. Lyon
Dillon
Milt
M C
Gunn
King of Italy Tries Italian Farm Plow On Estate
The Italian king, stressing agriculture as national salvation, farms a plot near Porgiano and tests a locally made Pavesi steam plow with Queen and royal family observing. He awarded the inventor commissions for more plows, signaling support for home industry amid exchange rate concerns.
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Rome
Italy
Staly
Bgypt
Porgiano
Toyal
Pavesi
San Rossore
Pisa
Cars House Refugees In War Zones Of France
Freight cars used to transport American troops in France housed small colonies of refugees in devastated areas. As peace returned, displaced families swarmed back, finding ruined homes. Refugees claimed freight cars for shelter, aided by salvaged stoves, cots, and bedding from ruins. The Red Cross supplied blankets and bedding to the car dwellers.
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France
International News Service
Arras
American Red Cross
Awellers
Two Anaconda Anagondans Join Army Life
George and Newell Furlon Anaconda youths enlisted in the U S Army and pursue education courses at Fort Sill and Camp Grant. They study shorthand army regulations electricity and telegraph skills while awaiting artillery training. Camp Grant’s recruit education center maintains two daily sections and regular inspections with classes, drill, and weekend breaks.
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George
Newell Furlon
United States Army
George Pure Fone
Fort Sill
Tas Ail
Camp Grant
Tecruit
Grant
World's Largest Radio Plant Near Paris
Paris reports the first stone lay for a vast wireless installation near Paris. The 16 pylons will reach 800 feet, cover 7,000 square yards, and handle 100 words per minute with global reach. Expected operation within 18 months with dedicated telegraphic links.
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International
Paris
Wat
Louis Desnanipa
Sonus and Telegraphs
Saipte Asian
Idapte
Death notices and funeral arrangements posted
Brief message of thanks and sympathy follows an obituary notice for a person named William, stating the death occurred at Willow Glen on Monday morning. It notes a funeral will be held at a time to be announced and lists expressions of appreciation from family and friends.
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N. Wanases
Ana Fame i Tavell
Willow Glen
Wwilliam
Pultie
Chiaiine
Funeral Services for BV Residence Scheduled at Peters Church
The funeral for BV Residence will be held Thursday morning at :30 o'clock, proceeding to Peters Church for a requiem and burial at Mount Carmel cemetery. The services include flag presentations and a burial in the Mount Carmel cemetery.
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Piters Church
Mount Carmel
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Bitter Root
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Western Electric Co
Main St. Anaconda
E. Park, Butte
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