Outlaw Strikers Lose Seniority Rights on Reinstatement
New York April 21 A railroad employee who took part in the unauthorized strike will not be reinstated with seniority rights. J J Mantell spokesman for the Railroad General Managers association said returning strikers will be registered as new employees after a conference with four railroad brotherhoods.
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New York
J. J. Mantell
Railroad General Managers’ Association
Brotherhoods of Railroad
Deputy Sheriff Fatally Shot in Elliston Ranch Raid
Deputy Sheriff George Warberton was killed after stopping near Elliston while pursuing three hoboes suspected in a ranch home robbery. A posse pursued the robbers, killing one, capturing another, while the third remained at large as Warberton died en route to Helena.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
Sherif George Warberton
Elliston
Warberton
C. A. Olson
Priest's Pass
Helena
Goggs
Franklin Will Probate Shows Equal Shares to Four Children
A will filed in probate allocates $1,000 to the Eureka Bible Society of Eugene Oregon as beneficiary and divides the residue of the estate equally among H. P. Franklin Melville Montana Estella Mowdy Lexington Illinois Lillian Graham Webster City Iowa and Daisy Scrogin Lexington. The estate includes a Melville ranch with an $83 032 70 sale contract to Moses J Helmer and a $25 500 mortgage to be paid in ten installments plus 6 percent interest, three milk cows, thirteen horses, farm machinery 100 Scandinavian American bank shares 6000 dollars in bank shares, certificates of deposit 1400 dollars.
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Mary Dement
Chicago
Eureka Bible Society
Eugene
Ore
H. P. Franklin
Melville, Mont
Estella Mowdy
Lexington, I
Lillian Graham
Webster City
Iowa
Daisy Scrogin
Lexington
Melville
Moses J. Helmer
First City Curtain Debuts This Thursday at Auditorium
A city debut by Louis Welle and Edward Paulton with Harvey D. Orr will be presented next Thursday evening at the Auditorium. The work titled Come Along Mary peers success and will be seen for the first time in the city.
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Mary
Louis ‘Welle
Edward Paulton
Harvey D. Orr
City warns of dog license collection starting May 1
Police chief Ben Mielde announces dog licenses will be collectible on and after May 1. Owners not paying will receive three days notice to dispose of the animal, or face arrest.
Over One Hundred Killed By Tornado
Relief expeditions go to sections of Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee after a tornado killed 155 people and injured thousands. Property damage runs into billions. Temporary hospitals will be built and shelter for displaced families arranged. Local notices follow.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
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