James H Duffey Pioneer of Early Eighties Dies
Death of James H Duffey at Harlowton after a long life of cattle and sheep raising in Montana. Born May 10 1848 in County Meath Ireland he came to the United States in 1864 and later settled on Big Timber Creek and American Fork before moving to Harlowton. He married Sidonia Wells in 1883 and had eight children. Funeral held at the Catholic church in Harlowton.
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James H. Duffey
Harlowton
Big Timber
A. P. O'Leary
Sweet Grass County
James Hi. Duffey
County Meath
Ireland
Owen and
Margaret (McIntyre) Duffey
United States
New York City
California
Panama
Marin County
Montana
Big Timber Creek
Veasey & McDonnell
American Fork
Sidonia Wells
John Wells
Canada
Charles G. Duffey
John
Maggie) Holmes
Ray
May) Wyn
Sadie Barnes
James Duffey
Martha O'Hara
Owen Emmett
Ann Duffey
Fair
Sheridan
J. W. Kirkwood
Diffey
Fish Creek
Flier Floyd Bennett Dies of Pneumonia in Canada
Floyd Bennett, renowned North Pole flier, died in Jeffrey Hale hospital Quebec at 10:50 am after contracting double pneumonia while aiding marooned trans Atlantic airmen near Greenly Island. The death followed a long illness. his wife and Commander Richard Byrd were at his bedside.
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Quebec
Floyd Bennett
North Pole
Bennett
Jeffrey Hale
Detroit
Lake Ste. Agnes
Greenly Island
New York
Canada
Hope
Richard FE. Byrd
Bernt Balchen
New York World
Newsrec
Tornadoes Start On Time In Sunny South
Severe storms with rain and lightning hit six states early today killing three and injuring many. In west Tennessee the Memphis area and Atoka suffered heavy destruction with homes and businesses wiped out. two fatalities reported including Paul Farber. Other injuries and property damage occurred across Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Texas and Kentucky.
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Memphis
Tes
Tennessee
Atoka
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Kentucky
F. W.ivist
Tenn
Paul Farber
Harden Seal
Batesville
Miss
Hambone
Sardis
Higher Court Upholds Judge Miller Ruling in Lee Property Case
The Montana Supreme Court upheld a $5,500 judgment for W. F. Lee against Provine Washington Insurance and Aetna after appraisers deducted a 1 percent commercial value from Clyde Park property. Lee, insured for $5,500, sought the full amount. lower appraisals fixed loss at 4,875, and the court awarded the full claim.
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Livingston Enterprise
H. J. Miller
District Court For
Park County
W. F. Lee
Clyde Park
Supreme Court
Lee
Gibson and Smith
Livingston
Spokane
Provine Washington Insurance Company
Aetna
Magraw, Old Big Timber Resident, Returns to Montana
H S Magraw former state superintendent of banks after Stw art era returns to Helena after three years in Pennsylvania and months in Florida. He favors Montana for residence while noting property near Orlando in Florida and Kingston across from Wilkes-Barre. He plans to move back if arrangements allow.
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Magraw
BIG Timber
Montana
Helena
Pennsylvania
Florida
H. S. Magraw
S. V. Stewart
Wilkes-Barre
Ton
Old State
Tampa
Leo Faust
Libby Times
Lincoln County
Orlando
Charles H. Dugro Former Melville Resident Dies in Poughkeepsie
Charles H. Dugro forty nine died in Poughkeepsie New York of acute heart disease. He was born in Manhattan and was son of the late Supreme Court Justice P H Dugro of New York. He moved to Melville seventeen years ago and leaves a wife Ada B. Hume and a son Phillip Henry Dugro. He served in World War I with the 107th Infantry and was discharged as a lieutenant. He had a sister Mrs Albert Schooler of Virginia.
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Charles H. Dugro
Melville
Sweet Grass County
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harrys
New York World
Supreme Court
P. H. Dugro
New York
Manhattan
Savoy
Seville
Union Square
Hank
Dugro
Princeton
John L. Bouvier
United States
Duxre
107Th Infantry
Ada B. Hume
Phillip Henry Dugre
Montana
Albert Schooler
Virginia
Ward Smith Might Seek Park County Judge Seat
Ward Smith of Livingston is courted as a potential Democratic candidate for the Sixth Judicial district bench. Attorneys and supporters weigh the impact of his entry, with Smith declining to confirm plans while noting ongoing inquiries from friends and party figures.
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Ward Smith
Livingston
Livingston Enterprise
Park Counts
Sixth Judicial District
Tard Smith
Gibson & Smith
Smith
Vetleson
Miller
Park County
Ing
Judge Miller
Martin Vetleson
Columbus
Montana
John T. Smith
Racer Frank Lockhart Killed In Daytona Beach Crashed Flight
Frank Lockhart, a young racer, died after his Stutz Blackhawk Special blew a tire at 200 mph on Daytona Beach. The car swerved, jumped the sand, and tumbled 360 feet before crashing, fatally injuring Lockhart as spectators and reporters narrowly escaped harm.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Frank Lockhart
Lockhart
Otis Porter
American Automobile Association
T. BR. Gill
Associated Press
Gill
Hans Orie
W O Mallahan Dies in Pueblo After Lingering Illness
W O Mallahan 82 died in Pueblo after a long illness. He was born December 10, 1846, and lived in Livingston from 1887. A Civil War veteran, he worked for Northern Pacific and held roles in roundhouse foreman and later at Butte before retiring. Funeral in Butte planned with services likely Tuesday.
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Livingston
W. O. Mallahan
Pueblo
Coto
Mallahan
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Butte
Northern Pacific Service
Oscar Latsch
Fle
Publo
Latsch
Seventy Five Women Jailed In Ohio Town
In Belmont County Ohio nearly 75 women, many miners wives, were jailed during a protest at the Belmont County jail after a march from the Mutton Hollow mine. Sheriff Hardesty said they will be arraigned on rioting charges Tuesday with bonds from 1000 to 2500 as guards stood ready if protests resume.
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ST. Clathsville
Ohio
Belmont County
Mutton Hollow
Shadyside Coal Company
CG. Hardesty
Mutton Hollow Mine
National Guard
Sherif Hardesty
Con. L. Caldwell
Hardesty
Cadets Die In Midair Collision At San Antonio
Flying Cadet James Scott Henderson of Gessic Indiana was killed when his plane collided with Cadet Douglas M Swisher’s at 9 000 feet over Kelly Field San Antonio Texas Hendersons plane plunged to earth Swisher parachuted to safety after his aircraft.
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San Antonio
Texas
James Scott Henderson
Gessic
Ind
Douglas M. Swisher
Flyer
Henderson
Seattle
Wash
Advanced
Kelly Field
Sinclair acquitted by Supreme Court jury in Teapot Dome case
Warry F. Sinclair was found not guilty by a District of Columbia Supreme Court jury after a swift trial. The verdict came on the first three ballots, with jurors accepting Everhart’s testimony about the Liberty bond deal tied to the Fall lease. Sinclair and his wife left court amid cheers and moved to their New Jersey ranch for a two week rest.
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Washington
Warry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Sinclair
Albert 2. Fall
Interior
M. T. Everhart
Fall
Everhart
Liberty
Tres Hitos Cattle and Land Company
Fall Ranch
New Mexico
Renains
Burns
Montana Prison Population Through the Years
Montana records show 1926 state prison commitments at 277 with a per thousand rate of 39.9. In 1993 the rate was 24 percent, 207 prisoners in 1910, and 79.2 nationally in 1997. No federal inmates have occupied the Montana penitentiary in years.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
United States Department of Commerce
Oon Dan
Dr Seymour Shot By Chinese Soldier in Shantung
Dr Walter F. Seymour, superintendent of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mission hospital at Tsining, was shot through the heart and killed by a Chinese soldier on April 16. News reached Shanghai on Wednesday due to fighting between nationalists and northerners in Shantung.
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Shanghai Ching
Walter F. Seymour
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mission
Tsining
Shantung
Seymour
Shantung Province
Yenchowfa
Wisconsin University
Northwestern Medical School
Evanston
China
United States
Senate debate on Nicaragua policy stalls over treaty concerns
The senate failed to resolve administration policy on Nicaragua as Bevil notes a clash with treaty obligations tied to China Haiti and Cuba. Borah postpones action to allow study by the foreign relations chair. Norris and Sorah push limits on executive power and intervention.
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Washington
Senate
Nicaragua
Beval
China
Haiti
Cuba
Anand
Borah
Naval Bi
Foreign Relations Committee
Blaine
Massine Corps
Pittman
Congress
Sorah
Norris
Nebraska
Charley Birger Goes to Death Like a Hero in Illinois
Charlie Birger outlaw paid for murder of Mayor Jove Adams of West City with the last legal hanging in Illinois. He faced the crowd at Franklin County jail, spoke of a beautiful world, forgave all, and walked to the gallows as local rabbi read from the Bible. Body later buried in St. Louis.
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Benton
Charlie Birger
Jove Adams
West City
Birger
Franklin County
Illinois
James Pritchard
Icus
J. KR. Mazur
East St. Louis
Phil Hanna
Pritchard
St. Louis
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Sunny South
San Antonio, Tex
Nye
Has
Sinclir
Fore
Deer Lodge
Dr. Seymour
Charley Birger
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