Judge Hartman Dies in Great Falls Hospital
District Judge Charles S. Hartman 66 of Fort Benton and former minister to Ecuador under Wilson died Friday after an early week operation. Born in Indiana he came to Montana in 1882, served in probate court, constitutional convention, Congress, and practiced law with his brother. Survived by daughters Lois Hartman and Flora Salmon. funeral plans to be announced in Bozeman.
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Great Falls
Charlies S. Hartman
Fort Benton
Montenan
Ecuador
Wilson
Judge Hartman
Montialla
Ind
Montana
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Hartman
Congress
William Jennings Bryan
Walter S. Hartman
S. C. Ford
State Supreme Court
Erickson
Chouteau County
John W. Tattan
Lois K. Hartman
Tecoma
Wash
Flora H. Salmon
Seattle
Charles 5. Hartman
J. K. Toole
San Francisco
Helena
Treasure State
George B. Winston
Deer
O. F P. Goddard
Billings
C. H. Loud
Miles City
Walter M. Bickford
Missola
J. E. Kanouse
Townsend
2. M. Durfee
Phillipsburg
R. E. Hammond
Yakima
William T. Field
Cleveland
George C. Eaton
New York City
W. R. Namendell
Tucson
Ariz
Allen J. Joy
Portland
Ore
Hartman Brother of District Judge Hartman Dies in Great Falls
Walter S. Hartman, a Bozeman attorney and brother of District Judge Charles Hartman, has died in Great Falls. The obituary notes his legal work and family connection as context for the local community.
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Bozeman
Aus
Walter S. Hartman
Charles §. Hartman
Great Falls
Mrs. J. J. Lanagan Dies After Long Illness
Winifred Daley Leyden Lanagan aged 63 died Monday evening at the Lanagan ranch east of Big Timber after a protracted cancer illness. Solemn high mass was held at St Joseph’s church, with interment at Mountain View. Survived by husband Joseph J. Lanagan and three daughters Cecilia Bernadette and Winifred, plus two sisters in Indiana and Iowa.
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Winifred Daley Leyden Lanagan
Lanagan Ranch
St. Joseph’s Church
Fr. Drolet
Columbus
John Pettet
Billings
A. J. Schuh
Ryegate
T. F. Burns
St. Patrick’s Church of Billings
Mountain View
John Sage
Jean C. Olmstead
Peder Egeland
Edward D. O'Dowd
Harry Duffy
John Forster
New York City
Grand Mound
Iowa
Iivingston
Mont
Joseph J. Lanagan
Onion
Cecilia
Bernadette
Winifred
Big Timber
Bil- Vinegs
Margaret Hevple
la Porte
Ind
Anna Kramer
Lost Nation
Towa
Big Timber Rodeo Posters Promote August Event
Posters for the Big Timber rodeo August 17-18 were distributed in Big Timber and nearby towns including Ringling and Shields River. The event features Leo Cremers bad horses Mexican steers and Texas Brahmas plus expert riders and two trick ropers. A local carnival runs Friday and Saturday with Montana Serenaders providing music. Cash prizes totaling 500 plus extra prizes are offered for calf roping wild horse races wild cow milking bulldogging bareback bronc and steer riding trick roping and lady riders.
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Big Timber
Ringling
Shields River
Stillwater Valley
Leo Cremer
Montana Serenaders
Famous Miss MacLane Dies In Windy City
Helena dispatch reports Mary MacLane Montana authoress died in Chicago after an operation. Her mother Mrs. H. G. Klenze of Helena was notified by telegram. Born in Winnipeg, she wrote The Story of Mary MacLane and gained world attention.
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Helena
Mont
Mary MacLane
Montana
Shutte
Chicago
H. G. Klenze
Miss Maclane
Winnipeg
Drowning near Natural Bridge claims M Kansala of Roberts
Matt Kansala a Roberts rancher, born Finland 1886, drowned in the Boulder river near Natural Bridge after straying from his camp party. Sheriff Branin recovered the body with a grappling hook. coroner's inquest not required. Survived by widow Jennie, five children, mother Mrs Tilda Kansala, and brothers in Michigan and Roberts.
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Matt Kansala
Roberts
Red Lodge
Carbon County
Boulder
Kansala
P. A. Bruffey
Melend
Kaneala
Branate
Nateral
Bruffey Ranch
Brannin
Graff
Finland
America
Jennie Peatitle
Suerte
Matt, Jr
Edwin
Theodore
Sylvia Sed Elvan
Tilda Kansals
Karl Kaneala
C A
Fuother
Michigan
Pail Stela
Mate Aaarot Roberts
Victor Berger Dies After Streetcar Injury At 66
Victor Berger longtime Milwaukee socialist leader and editor died at 1 15 pm CST after complications from a streetcar accident weeks earlier. He was 66 and was survived by one daughter at the hospital bedside. Berger gained world renown as a politician and labor advocate and spent time under the shadow of imprisonment for his beliefs.
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Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Fee Aukee
Wis
Berger
Sovialist
Austria- Hungary
Monroe Pardoned for Death of Alleged Rum Runner
Louis Monroe Indian-ruled prohibition agent, convicted of manslaughter in the death of a suspected rum runner, had his prison term commuted by the state board of pardons. The board also commuted sentences for Anton Wickstrum Roy McMann Marion Small and Harry O Neil with reasons cited for each clemency action.
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Helena
Louis Monroe
Board of Pardons
Albert Betcher
Monroe
Pardon Board
Betcher
Glacier County
Anton Wickstrunt
Golden Valley
Roy McMann
Townsend
Marion Small
Lewistown
Harry O'Neill
Nordin
Mobile Tires
Broadwater County
EB. Kanouse
Charles Colter
McMann
Small
Austin Middleton
Big Horn County
Harry O’neil
O'Neil
Hardin
Young Boy Develops Gas Fume Addiction in Minnesota
A 14 year old boy from Brooten Minnesota was admitted to the Willmar state asylum hospital for inebriates after two years of inhaling gasoline fumes. Doctors say the habit causes intoxication similar to whisky with no known cure and confinement for observation.
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Willmail
Minn
State Hospital For
B. F. Smith
Willmar State Asylum
Park Hotel Man Buys Famous Casper Hotel
Ralph Rabbitt, longtime Park hotel operator in Livingston, sells the New Townsend in Casper, Wyo., appointing his brother Arthur Babbitt to manage the Park. Rabbitt will take possession Friday with the sale announced earlier that day.
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Livingston
Ralph Halhitt
Park
Montane
Casper
Wyo
New Townsend
Rabbitt
Arthur Babbitt
Montana
Ralph Babbitt
West
Park Hotel
Eleven Escaped From Spadra State Narcotic Hospital Riot
Eleven of sixteen men who fled the Spadra narcotic hospital in Pomona during a Monday riot remained at large Monday night. Attendants fought off inmates as deputies arrived. three were later recaptured and charged with riot and destruction. The hospital, opened a year ago, has had prior escape issues but this was its first major riot.
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Pomona
Cal
Spadra
Liberty
Jackson and O Brine Given Home Honors
Tens of thousands of St. Louisans honored Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine for their endurance flight in the St Louis Rob in monoplane. The pair set a 17 and one half day endurance record as crowds lined seven miles of streets and city officials congratulated them at City Hall.
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ST. Louis
St. Louisans
Arc
Dale Jackson
Forest O’brine
St. Leuis
Neumann
Scott Field
Illinois
Filers
C. Ray Wassall
P. C. Chaffee
Willebrandt Tells Tale of High Uplift Political Intrigue
Washington reports show Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt recounting insider actions during her tenure enforcing prohibition. She claims pressure from the Republican National Committee and edits by James Burke shaped her famous Springfield speech to Methodist ministers. She also discusses harming revelations about bootlegger cases and cabinet interference, with names inferred but not printed.
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Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Alfred E. Smith
Springfield
Ohio
Hoover
Republican National Committee
James Francis Burke
Willebramdt
Burke
White House
Willebrandt
United Press
Pittsburgh
Department of Justice
Mr. Coolidge
Mowing Machine Sets Latest World Record
Aug 2 report from Bilhog says Estelle Bents near Custer owns a mower bought 36 years ago to cut all her cow fodder. The machine, with minor creaks, aims to set a new endurance record for sustained operation while its output would feed cows and bed the nation’s hay stock.
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Estelle Bents
Custer
Benty
Tessas
New Liquor Bill For Wisconsin Is Beaten
Wisconsin wets campaigned on repeal success but the state senate defeated the measure 12 to 9. Senator Bernhard Gettleman urged the bill allowing state manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor to combat prohibition evils. The plan would have allowed state dispensing of liquor to citizens on medical use affidavits.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
Bernhard Gettleman
Helena Girl Die in Gallatin Canyon Car Crash
Miss Amy Danaher, 21, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Danaher, was killed when a car carrying a group of youths left Gallatin Canyon Road near the Stone House and overturned. Several others, including Mrs. Ella Wallace and Miss Alice Thompson, suffered injuries as the party traveled to a West Yellowstone ranch after a Bozeman dance.
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Texis
Louis Merrill
San Francisco
Danaher
Starman
Mr. Danaher
Mrs. Wallace
Yellowstone
Bozeman
Dickerson Ranch
Danaher Place
Miss Danaher
Water rights court hearings dominate extreme day proceedings
Judge Berg presided in Livingston as water disputes from Otter Creek and Big Timber Creek dominated a lengthy session. Roy Mathews pleaded guilty to horse theft and faced a 16 month term. Frank Schwarzing and Whitey Rhodes were not guilty of murder and jailed awaiting September jury term.
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B. KE. Berg
Livingston
Roy Mathews
Roy Connolly
Billings
Deer Lodge
Frank Schwarzing
Whitey Rhodes
Joe
Alfred W.) Cook
Berg
C. W. Campbell
W. T. Mahoney
G. Moorhead
C. F E. Busse
Carter Ditch
Roy L. Carter
Anton Lien
Big Timber Creek
Harold Mijolsness
Etna
Ohana
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Falls Hospital
J. J. Lanagan
Windy City
M. Kansala OF
Natural Bridge
Wickstrom
Man
Jackson and
O’brine
Mabel Willebrandt
Republican Campaign Committee
al Smith
Gallatin Canyon
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