Plenty Coos and General Harbord Honored on Crow Reservation Trail
Chief Plenty Coos donates land on Pryor Creek to the United States and General Harbord accepts the park in the name of the Crow. The Montana crowd names the highway from Billings to the state line the Plenty Goes Trail in honor of the chieftain. Harbord is adopted into the Crow tribe and receives a war bonnet, a flag, a blanket, and a portrait. He praises the Crow for WWI service and urges adaptation to change while stressing American citizenship.
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Billings Gartte
Plenty Coos
United States
Pryor Creek
Crow Reservation
James G. Harbord
Montana
Billings
Wyoming
Harbord
John Frost
General Harbord
da Askosh Putsish
Plenty Cops
Plenty Cool
White
Red
Montana-Wyoming State Line
Crow Ceservation
Minnesota Farm Head Will Bolt On Hoover
Frank W. Murphy a Minnesota delegate to the Republican national convention says he opposes Hoover due to unfriendly attitude toward agriculture. He adds he supports the McNary Havgen bill and will not tell farmers how to vote, stressing he remains within the Republican fold though opposed to Hoover.
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Hoover
Noted Chicago Leader Brennan Dies After Illness
Chicago Democrat leader George E Brennan died at 8 a m after septic poisoning from a tooth infection. Public funeral at Our Lady of Mt Carmel church followed private rites. Survives wife and one daughter. He supported Governor Alfred E Smith and helped in the Wilson nomination of 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George E. Brennan
Winess
Brennan
Srennus
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Iainois
National Party
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Houston
Smith
Woodrow Wilson
First Returns Show Split Vote In Missouri Kansas And Oklahoma
In Missouri the GOP Senate race sees Patterson leading Frank with Proctor trailing as early returns tally from rural districts and St. Louis. In the Democratic contest Hay holds a dry edge over Collet amid wet support elsewhere. Wilson and Caulfield win in the Senate supernatorial contests, defeating McCawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
ST. Louis
United States
Roscoe C. Patterson
Springfield
Kansas City
Nathen Frank
Frank
Patterson
Proctor
Charles M. Hay
James A. Collet
Salisbury
James A. Reed
Hay
Collet
Reed
Francis M. Wilson
Platt City
Democrat
Henry&. Caulfield
Wilson
A. L. McCawley
Carthage
McCawley
MecCantey
Short Court Session H J Miller Rules Multiple Probate and Estate Matters
Judge H J Miller presided in Livingstons district court Tuesday addressing numerous estates and filings. Proceedings include conservatorship and probate orders, sales and distributions, and juvenile civil action with briefing deadlines.
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H. J. Miller
Livingston
C. B. Mendenhall
Lee Smoot
State of Montana
Thomas Noble
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Anna R. Wallace
Cleveland Wallace
Prizes Offered By Commissioners For The Best Exhibits
Sweet Grass county plans premiums for fairs to showcase crops and produce. Awards reward best sheaf grain threshed grain forage crops fruit vegetables with specified cash prizes and no entry limit to encourage large exhibits. Instructions cover picking, drying, bundling, and handling to ensure quality displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
Board of County Commissioners
Fast Rushing Train Kills Gus Anderson
Gus Anderson a Northern Pacific conductor on the Glendive to Billings run was killed when his train backed off a side track at Cato Prairie. The accident occurred this morning and his body was found beside the track. Anderson a longtime Montana railroad man resided in Glendive and leaves a married daughter in New York state.
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Miles City
Gus Anderson
Northern Pacific
Dinkey
Glendive
Billings
Cato Prairie County
Anderson
Montana
Cato
F. CG. Holritz
Martin
New York State
Sidney
Glendive-Billings
Lewistown Man Dies in Airplane Crash
Walter J. Traffley 28, credit manager for the Lindsay Lewistown firm, was fatally injured when his pleasure trip plane crashed seven miles north of Lewistown at about 1000 feet. Pilot Jack Hidecker was severely injured but may recover. Coroner Curtis Wilder investigated. Traffley survived by two young relatives.
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Traffley
Lewistown
Hidecker
Colner Field
Curtis Wilder
Kkeng
Young
Mies Amelia Forges
Montana Editors Meet in Helena for State Press Convention
Montana editors and publishers will gather in Helena for the Montana State Press association convention starting Aug 9. Chicago Tribune service manager J H Hirsch will speak on Building Business and expanding circulation. Out of state speakers include Ralph Budd of Great Northern Railway and H Z Mitchell of Bemidji on weekly paper issues.
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Billings
Montana
Montana State Press Association
Helena
Fr. J. Hiesch
Chicago Tribune
Stanley Thurston
Stanford Press
Press Association
Hirsch
Thurston
Ralph Budd
Great Northern Railway
H. Z. Mitchell
Bemidji, Minn
Auto crashes into train near Colorado Springs kill four
Four people from a Dayton Ohio family die when their car crashes into a southbound Denver and Rio Grande Western train at a grade crossing south of Colorado Springs. Eyewitness P W Bargie says the auto was speeding north on the highway and failed to notice the crossing in time.
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Colorado Springs
Cola
Dayton, Ohio
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Here
Howard Swan
Earl H. Turner
Beckel
Tom
Ohio
Euelah Annie Turner
Central Avenue
Daytonay
Annie R. Turner
John Edward Turner
Dayton
P. W. Bargie
Aappar
Tver
Bargie
Orelss
Polish Flyers Rescued After Atlantic Flight Attempt Ends
Major Idzikowski and Kubala were picked up by the German steamer Samos after their crashed sesquiplane The Marshal Pilsudski went down off Portugal. They were landed at Leixos near Oporto with Kubala treated for a forearm injury. The pair had been sighted by two steamships during a 35 hour great circle toward the Azores before the fuel problem forced a sea descent.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Idzikowski
Kubala
Atlantic
Leixos
Oporto
Samos
Marshal Pilsudski
Leixoes
Kuhala
le Bourget
France
New York
Paris
Greenwich
Azores
Europe
Cape Finisterre
Axttee
Amalara
Frank T. Courtney
New Foundland
Hawkes
de Pineda
6Th Elder
Montana Elks Elect Billings Leader
Montana State Elks Association elected Charles T. Trott of Billings as president at the two day convention in Billings. Western district deputy F C Lay of Bozeman and C C Carrol of Billings were named deputies. Officers include George Stermbrenner of Missoula first VP A Z Long of Lewistown second VP Hugh Adair Helena third VP Pete Nelson Livingston fourth VP treasurer F J McQueeney Butte secretary William F Schnell Kalispell trustee M H Stewart Bozeman. Henry Nibbe Billings elected third VP but resigned due to multiple Billings officers on the roll.
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Billings
Mont
Montana State Elks’ Association
Charles T. Trott
C. C. Carroll
Billings Vastern
F.C. Lay
Bozeman
John Claxton
Butte
Association
Montana
Los Angeles
Missoula
Elks’ Association
George L. Stermbrenner
A. Z. Long
Lewistown
Hugh Adair
Helena
Pete Nelson
Livingston
F. J. McQueeney
William F. Schnell
Four Wyoming Girls Drown Near Pinedale
Four young girls at a Wyoming Girl Scout camp near Pinedale drowned when a boat capsized on New York lake around 9 p m Monday. Six others were rescued. the victims were Minnie Fornengo Margaret Com and Reda Tolton all of Rock Springs and Ita Angeli of South Superior.
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Pinedale
Wyo
Here
New York Lake
Minnie Fornengo
Margaret Com
Reda Tolton
Rock Springs
Ita Angeli
Bill Thomas
Josephine Russell
Peek Backs Smith Faction in 1932 White House race
George N Peek, noted for the McNary-Haugen bill, declares for Al Smith after meeting at the Biltmore. Peek leaves the Republican Party to join Smith, urging farm relief and surplus controls as essential policy. He says he acts as an individual and will inform his committees by letter.
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New York
Smith
George N. Peek
Vingis
Coolidge
Week
The
Biltmore
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Cerie
Peck
Lowden
Haskob
Democratic National Committee
Committee of Twenty-Two
North Central States Agricultural Conference
Des Moines
Peek
Hoover
Lewden
Illinois Eee
Forea Plask
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Minnesota
Ellef Severinsen
Lloyd Stokes
Goddard
James Woods
Ragna H. Bell
Minta Lee Bonner
G. A. Kraemer
Jessie Jones
Ethel K. Steensland
Demarrer
Goldie Shipton
Claus Lsland
Capital
Poland
Jan Ciechanowski
Montana Elks
Geo. N. Peek
M’nary-Haugen
Bill Fame
AL Smith
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