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Newspaper

Baker Sentinel

Location

Baker, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1924

Page

2

Big New York Law Firm Impropriety Indictment Headlines Trial

A New York federal case charges the head of a major law firm with conspiring to bribe Justice Department officials including Attorney General reads. Indictments allege a plot to influence federal prosecutors through settlements and whisky moves, naming firm leaders and associates in a sweeping racketeering scheme. The document links counts to prominent attorneys and various straw entities amid a sprawling fraud case across multiple jurisdictions.

Big New York Law Fim Justice Department New York Zgraund Joy United Stans Alterney Daugherty Tiber Gon Finn Geeorria Society Sewmern Gasitm BR. Neon Department of Justine Biveet Jarmmectke Miers Means Jarnecte Weiner Crageer Sarstem Ipr Glass Casket Company Altnesmaa Teese Atiktomey Gemem United States Atmoermey Hayward John Holey Clarke, Jr Peer McCoy

Tariff Rise Aims to Block Canada Grain Imports

Washington officials announce tariff hikes to curb a grain flood from Canada. Wheat gets 10 cent rise plus 6 cent per ton on flour duty and a 30 percent cut in feed ad valorem, starting in 30 days and applying to Canadian wheat arriving after mid April. The move hits hard red winter wheat markets in the Northwest and could lift prices in other regions.

Washington Leo Iége United States Middle Western

Rebels yield in rout near Mexico City

Mexico City report says about 1000 rebels surrendered to government forces led by Francisca Bertina and Guillermina Tapia. Casualties listed as 36 killed and 18 wounded with several dozen taken prisoner, as fighting ended at dusk.

Mexico City Francisca Bertina Guillermea Casillo Tapia Javier Oardemez Nowen Leva Vera Bernal Generel Deno Mditimou Tost

Sail Pict Lands Near Cherry Creek Nevada

Aier Sail Pict arrived in Walds Reno Nevada after a transfer from Salt Lake City to Wake Nerv then moved near Cherry Creek about 30 miles north of Ely Nevada. Paul Scott reported the transfer details.

Walds Reno Paul Scott Alro Pict Salt Lake Ciyto Wake Cherry Creek Ely Ward

Berten Rejects Washington Representative Nomination

Unclear report notes Berten declines offer for a Washington representative role. Mention of Parton of Ohio and a PES group hints at cabinet position discussions and possible party alignment. Readable fragments suggest political maneuvering within a brief square of names and events.

Washiegion Parton Ohio Hoor

Beet Growers in Billings Agree 1924 Contract

Beet growers in the Billings district join with the Osrent Western Sugar Company and the Sittings Commercial Club to form a movement that secures a fixed price and limits liability from the contract. It is expected that between 25 900 and 27 000 acres of sugar beets will be planted in the district this year. The sugar company’s withdrawal from the contract is seen as a major event in beet growing circles and may reduce beet acreage in 1924. Some farmers opposed the contract and a large decline in beet acreage is anticipated if disputes persist.

Billings Osrent Western Sugar Company Sittings Commercial Club Theensis Nagreefixe Te Efimeimere Bilinss Isf &Me

Gasser Drilling Near Broadview in Stillwater County

A preliminary report details a gas drill near Broadview south of Stillwater County, with an exceptionally wet gas showing a high gasoline content. The well reaches a depth of 1.446 feet with limited penetration, noting an initial gas seep and possible drilling innovation.

Ora Takano Fxs Murray Na Broadview Dome Bill Ngs Renmmercokel

Two Headed Cat Report Emerges After Distorted Text

A garbled OCR fragment describes a two headed cat with unusual anatomy. The text mentions torn cells, eight limbs or features, and references to beings or events around a conflict, with sensational terms suggesting discovery and fear.

Wart Mortena Seed Corn Ungorrivs Inquiry

A Manitoba based processor receives ongoing requests for Wart Mortena seed corn from Ceemiy Atent Verrington ofuster coemmiy. Swift Current representative Vie Soxtetehewsn Con Crow ers srenerintivum shows interest in large quantities. Prices and exact weights are sought with three inquires daily.

Ceemiy Atent Verrington Swift Current Wremine

Unnamed Youth Under Judge Winttem’s Instructions

A 20 year old pled under the guidance of Judge John W. Winttem in Cibsterm county. The inquiry aims to review local banks and uncover possible violations of state banking laws.

John W. Winttem

Prize Bat Show Sets Premium List Goal

The county fair and agricultural committee of the Goent Frils commercial club aims to raise more funds for its premium list. So far $1,750 has been raised and a date in early November is planned for the show.

Wea Kim Fm Barenav

Untitled Historical Note on a Tragic Event

Fragmentary report describes a fatal incident linked to a death pit in a rural area. The text names a person identified as Jenpegth NicAuley and mentions a child’s scream and an enveloped box near a location described as Bacre Eis. The garbled lines imply a danger or confinement scenario without clear dates or fuller context.

Bey Sars Matestes Jenpegth NicAuley Bacre Eis Moxbad Fm Simmen Safeqy Mateibes Ibe

Fragmentary note on long‑standing county company history

The passage mentions a man named Harmon connected with a company since 1902 and living in the county for years, with unclear details about his status or events occurring at the Barvest Sheep company site. The text is incomplete and hard to interpret.

Tom Elarmpem Barvest Meer Cebedzie Harmon War & Wears

State charity drives and furniture donations noted across regions

Donations arriving from multiple areas include cash gifts to the Fromberg fund and various articles of furniture. The report mentions about 50 banks being taken out each week.

Fromberg Ii- Sesry Firoem Firiemis

Children Die in Bed Fire at Helene Home

Four year old Kimery and three year old Elsie Uiidrewif Sanfiend are reported suffocated in a bed at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Sanfiend in Helene. Investigators believe a bed fire was started, possibly by the children.

Kimery Elsie Ami Fred Sanfiend Heleme

Personal crisis report on Court House Lawn in Billings

A 62 year old Ely Montana man G H Harksworth drank lysol on the court house lawn, died en route to hospital, with a note asking his body be sent to ler Lodge for burial beside his wife. Details of his background are scarce. Veterinarians in Montana monitor foot and mouth disease from California. A 2016 Miles City cattle incident is recalled.

Court House Lawn G. H. Harksworth Ely Mann Court House Bill'ngs Billages K Ler Lodge California Montana Miles City Montina

Pioneer Obituaries From Bitter Bend to Dillon

Obituaries recount the deaths of Holden, Ashbaugh, Reeves, Dunne, Reechman, and Lemons, long-time Montana residents. Notables include Holden who traveled via river steamers to Fort Benton in the 1880s, Reeves a former Gallatin assessor from Virginia City, and Dunne a Crimean War hero who settled in Virginia City then Anaconda.

Holden Reuben J Holden Montana Ft Fenton Long Beach California Ashbaugh Elizabeth Morten Ashbaugh Dillon Beaverhead Reeves Joseph J Reeves Gallatin Lander Virgina City Los Angeles Duang Patrick Dunne Virginia City Anaconda Deer Lodge Riechman H. J. Reechman Livingston Julietta Idaho Lemons Margaret J. R. Lemons Galatia Salesville W. P. Todd

Terminal Market Prices Week Ending March Montanans

Minnesota Wheat on Montana Station basis Dark Hard Winter 0. Spring 95 Rye 69 Flax 2.56 On‑Trail Chicago Livestock Cattle top 12.00 average 10.00 Hogs top 7.40 Sheep fat lambs top 15.75 ewes 10.00 Boston Wool territorial choice New York Metal Silver 64c oz Copper 14 Zinc 6.70

Minneapolis Montana Chicago Boston New York

Prison shadow tragedy ends in prison sentence

In Hardin district court Judge A C Spencer found William Cosgrove guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Henry Abendroth during a 1922 cattle range incident. The jury fixed punishment at one to fourteen years in the state prison, but Cosgrove was paroled by the judge after admonishing him to desist from dangerous pranks.

Hardin A. C. Spencer William (Ascreve Henry Abendroth Cosgrove J. B. Long Cattle Company Abendroth Tns Astrove Hard'n Amles Spencer

Car-Wagon Collision Near Glasgow Leaves City Officials Injured

City treasurer and acting manager J. K. Mitchell sustained severe facial injuries when a light delivery car collided head on with a team and heavy wagon driven by Col. FB Jacobs auctioneer. The crash occurred four miles from town as Mitchell, Jacobs, and two others returning for repairs after headlight failure. Jacobs suffered back injuries and all others escaped with minor bruises.

Glasgow J. K. Mitchell Col FB. F Jacobs Mitchell Colonel Jacobs

DePew declares Richland County farm gains over years of work

HF DePew, praised as the top county agent in the northwest, argues that the farm bureau's long effort is finally showing results in Richland County agriculture. He says the area is on a stronger footing than ever and that business and finance will soon acknowledge it, noting current troubles stem from past mistakes rather than present methods.

HF. DePew Northwest Farm Bureau Richland County DePew

Dairy cattle rates to Montana and North Dakota set

Northern Pacific railway officials announce new dairy cattle rates at 7.35 times fat cattle rates from eastern terminals to Montana and North Dakota. The former 25 percent decrease is canceled. Rates apply April 15 to July 15.

Northern Pacific Railway Montana North Dakota

Rancher Clark Anderson Claims 300 Steers Fed None This Winter

Clark Anderson of the lower Beaverhead valley near Pillow says he kept 300 head of steers at his ranch all winter without feeding hay. Experts call this exceptional since feeding normally begins after heavy snow and continues until pasture returns.

Clark Anderson Beaverhead Valley Pillow

Sidney Section Signs Beet Acreage Plan

Sidney representative George Waller of the Great Western Sugar Co. works on signing 5000 acres for next season beet crop. Interest exceeds last year when the project added 350 acres.

Sidney George Waller Great Western Sugar Company

Durum Wheat Shipment Sparks Chicago Interest

The Quaker-Gats company of Chicago shows strong interest in a carload of durum wheat from Fairfield sent by Al Udin. A tested sample reportedly contains 14.40 percent gluten, supporting a proposed price of 13 dollars per bushel for a two-carload shipment to Chicago.

Quaker -Gats Company Chicago al Udin Fairfield Uddin Meeke

Concrete feeding floors spare feed in open lot method

Farmers traditionally feed stock in muddy lots wasting feed as animals tramp it into the ground. Concrete feeding floors cut waste, are easy to build with basic tools, and have paid for themselves quickly in saved feed. Proper mix, forms, curbs, moist curing, and modular sections ensure durability.

David Anointed and Reigned A Davidic Quest

A lesson outlines Samuel anointing David as Israel’s chosen king, his early life as a shepherd and musician, and the rising influence of David in Judah. It notes friendships, challenges with Ishbosheth, and God’s enduring support, leading to David’s eventual kingship and covenant promises.

Semel Bethlehem Jesse Sammel David Samuel Dhavid Indokmre Fleribe Were Jonathan Devwikit Efe Guth Judah Hebe Ing Samo Eere Ishbosbeth Sauls Bro Abner Haniam Pends Davids Ring Albmer Dani Ishbosheth Aibes Hebron Saul Barwid Megan

Successful Feeder Lives With His Flock of Sheep

A Colorado Agricultural College writer profiles a feeder who learned by doing. Though peers profited, this man’s losses totaled 3670 dollars, underscoring that clean feeding banks ample water timely care and compassionate leadership drive success in livestock care.

J. W. Clark Colorado Agricultural College

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