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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
4
President Coolidge quietly pursues economy in policy and life. He repeats last year's Easter clothes as suitable for this year while Mrs. Coolidge shares the thrift. Small acts accumulate, signaling careful governance with four years ahead to fulfill the program.
Gallatin county prepares a special election to fill the vacant Montana House seat after Representative Parkin's resignation to Governor Erickson. The piece discusses constitutional methods for vacancies, possible appointments, and notes the unusual January 1927 legislative recess impacting the elected representative.
The Columbia State in South Carolina offers a vivid portrait of Senator Thomas J. Walsh as a platform orator. It notes his hour ten speech was calm, free of self praise or personal attack, and aimed at presenting facts to persuade rather than vent anger.
A speaker praises Montana voters and asks what defines the state’s people. He contrasts Montana’s population with South Carolina and notes its two party system. He highlights Montana wheat-growers, herdsmen, miners, and other residents and questions the character of their representatives in Washington.
Warren W. Goodman a prominent Bozeman attorney was found dead in his home garage. Coroner reports show two bullet holes on the left side from a 30 30 rifle. He left 22 page letter to his wife outlining plans and business directions and a second letter to Justin M. Smith on estate matters. Insurance totaled twelve thousand dollars. Columbus W. L. Shanks attended from Columbus.
Julius Krutschnitt, longtime leader in the railroad industry and head of the Southern Pacific, will retire May 31 after 48 years of service. Henry W. DeForrest will become chairman, William Sproule will supervise operations, A. D. McDonald will be vice chair, and Hugh Neill becomes vice president. In other notes Melville Thorvald Sandem visited the city. Missoula conference details appear. a new Evangelical church on Third Street East began work.
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