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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1925

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Murder and burial of Henry Hughson in old Independence mining district

Henry Hughson, a 62 year old prospector and former Northern Pacific shop worker, was murdered near his Independence mining claims around September 20, 1924. His body was found in a snow filled tunnel area after a staged grave scene and an autopsy showed a bullet through the heart.

Henry Hughson Independence F E. R. Patterson Horace S. Davis Brannin Fallang Hughson Blue Lake Frank Lewis Northern Pacific Livingston Boulder Country

Woman May Get Plum In U S Civil Service

White House officials predicted today that a woman may be chosen to fill the late Helen Gardiner's seat on the United States civil service commission. President Coolidge has received many names, with no clear narrowing of candidates. The move would align with his policy of recognizing capable women in high government roles.

Swampscott Mass Helen Gardiner United States Civil Service Commission White House Coolidge Mabel Walker Willebrandt California

Chauffeur Killed When Car Overturns Near Deer Lodge

William Shambo a 30 year old chauffeur was killed when the car he drove overturned on the road to Deer Lodge about 35 miles west of Butte. Walter Hansen and Charles Woolfolk escaped with slight injuries. Shambo was crushed under the car and suffocated. He leaves a wife and one son. his parents live on a ranch in the Deer Lodge valley. Walter G Hansen president of Hansen sacking company of Butte was the passenger.

Butte William Shambo Deer Lodge Walter Hansen Charles Woolfolk Shambo Galen Deer Lodge Valley Walter G. Hansen Hansen Sacking Company Bulte

Josie Kline Loses Federal Suit Against Murrays

U S district court judge George Bourquin directed verdict against Mrs Josie Kline in favor of James E Murray Marcus M Murray and J C McClarty and awarded the Murray heirs 89500 with Mrs Kline seeking 250000 actual and 100000 punitive damages in a conspiracy claim The Helena Independent reported the trial concluded the jury venire was discharged and abatement matters remain before term end

James E. Murray Marcus M. Murray Miss May Murray Livingston J. C. McClarty Park County William Seallon J. R. Wine Helena E. Pat Kelly J. E May Murray

Finger Print Classification Of Frank Lewis

Under Sheriff Whitsel issued a circular describing Frank Lewis sought for the murder of Henry Hughson. The notice lists Lewis's finger print classification and offers a $100 reward for information leading to arrest. Lewis, about 60, 5 ft 8 in, swarthy, gray hair, worn leather coat, escaped July 18. last seen likely in mountains and sheep camps. Forest rangers and mining camps are to be notified.

Whitsel Frank Lewis Henry Hughson Lewis Frank W. Lewis

Sheriff Brannin and Fallang hunt murder suspect Lewis

Sheriff's team returned from the Independence mining district with Henry Hughson buried after a Sept 20, 1924 murder. They pursued Frank Lewis, a murder suspect who escaped July 18, with sightings disputed and now believed hiding near the Yellowstone River and Boulder to Red Lodge country as a warrant and complaint proceed.

Brannin Fallang Independence Boulder Henry Hughson Frank Lewis Lewis Big Timber Limestone Red Lodge Mr. Fallang Hughson Justice Court Horace S. Davis

Well Known Masonic Head Dies In Helena

Cornelius Hedges Jr known as Toby dies in Helena at 51 from pericarditis while sleeping in hospital. He led Montana Masonic bodies and several civic groups, served as secretary to state lodges, and remembered for dates and faces. Funeral Monday at 4 pm Consistory temple. burial Forestvale. Brothers from Seattle expected.

Helena Cornelius Hedges, Jr Toby Grand Bodge Hedges Montana Grand Lodges of Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons Grand Council of Royal and Knights Templar Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers Sons of the American Revolution Helena-for- Capitol Capitol Anaconda Jackson Street Montana Grand Lodge of Masons H. L. Hart PF. W. Haskins Butte Forestvale Seattle Templars Mr. Hedges Monay Willys Hedges Lewistown Henry Hedges Sac

Forest Fires Burn in Idaho Timber Districts

Forest fires in the Couer D Alene district remain dangerous with the peak not yet reached. Two blazes have scorched over 400 acres. Pine Creek fire near Wallace has crossed into timber and Adair district fire nears Bullion Mining property. Fifty firefighters were dispatched from Wallace.

Wallace Idaho Couer D’alene Pine Creek Adair Bullion Mining Company

Lazy Drivers Blamed For Gasoline Waste

Professor Alexander Silverman of the University of Pittsburgh tells the American Chemical Society that idleing drivers waste 400 million gallons of gasoline yearly in the United States. He urges federal and state self starter laws to curb this waste and reduce air pollution.

Los Angeles Alexander Silverman Department of Chemistry University of Pittsburgh Division of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry American Chemical Society United States Silverman

Tourists Consider Lower License Fees for Visitors

Livingston fishermen face critics as tourists protest the $3.50 annual fishing license. A proposed plan suggests a 1.50 fee for ten to fifteen days, noting many visitors stay briefly. No action yet, but locals and state sportsmen are urged to discuss potential legislative changes.

Livingston Enterprise Livingston Isaak Walton

William J Bryan Laid To Rest At Arlington

William Jennings Bryan lies in Arlington National Cemetery in a simple grave marker note of his service as Colonel of Infantry. The funeral at New York Avenue Presbyterian marked by taps and a sunset cannon, with mourners and military guard, ends the Commoner's three decades of public life.

Washington William J. Bryan Arlington National Cemetery Infantry Tennessee Fort Myer Old Cemetery New York Avenue Presbyterian Church

Auto Death Toll Rising In 57 Cities

The Commerce Department reports 418 automobile deaths in 57 cities for the four weeks ending July 18, up from 417 in the prior four weeks. Year to date deaths total 2,511. 1921 and 1923 yearly totals were 4,992 and 4,827 respectively. New York leads with 501 deaths this year. Detroit 177. Chicago 299. Philadelphia 149. Los Angeles 122. Seven cities over 100,000 population had no deaths in the four weeks. Pittsburgh showed an uptick with 25 deaths in the latest four weeks.

Washington Commerce Department New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Los Angeles New Bedford Bridgeport Norfolk Oakland Oklahoma City Spokane Springfield Mass Tacoma Pittsburgh

Grand Masters Name Temporary Officers

Grand Master H L Hart appoints A C Schneider as grand secretary and Luther T Handberg as grand recorder to replace the late Cornelius Hedges. Schneider will not seek election due to duties as state supreme court reporter. Handberg to serve until successors are elected.

Helena Mont Grand Lodge A. F and A. M Missoula H. L. Hart A. C. Schneider Cornelius Hedges Supreme Court of State of Montana Luther T. Handberg Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Montana Mr. Hedges H. S. Hepner E. W. Shottsworth Grand Council of Naval and Select Masters of Hedges

Montana Banks Report Flattering June Condition

Montana state banking report shows deposits in 148 banks and trust firms totaling 366.65 million on June 30, with loans at 88.08 million and investments near 18.89 million. Resources rose to 77.80 million as time and savings deposits surpassed 26.66 million, while several banks reorganized or relocated within the state.

Helena Montana State Banking Department Jay G. Larson Larson Federal Reserve Bank Drummond State Bank Drummond American State Bank Laurel Granite County Bank Hall Dunkirk State Bank Gardiner Gardiner State Bank Mondak State Bank Fairview Fairview State Bank First National Bank of Froid First State Bank First National Bank of Musselshell Miners & Merchants State Bank Roundup State Bank of Dutton

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U. S Civil Service Josie Kline Murrays O.A. Fallang Yellowstone River Boulder River Charley Bryan Bryan Soldier Grave
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