Judge Stark Grants New Trial In Nevin Matter
Judge Stark orders a new trial in the Nevin case after findings that Nevin’s death was murder, not self-inflicted. The dispute centers on two $10,000 life policies and related legal challenges with Judge Stark’s ruling likely to trigger appeals or a retrial in Sweet Grass county.
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Noagfoost
Stark
Glerk
Gourt Omer
Gibson
Kavangston
Tee
Nolan
Helena
John Nevin
Meyer Favors Lower Rates Of Interest In Indiana Meeting
Indiana bankers and farmers joined state War Finance Corporation officials to urge lower loan rates for corn belt farmers. Eugene Meyser said unlimited funds may be available for credit, with daily advances ranging from 1 to 2 million dollars. Governor McGray noted the need for a large credit pool to hold 1925 bumper corn on farms, while bankers pledged cooperation in farm loans.
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Indianapolis
War Finance Corporation
Eugene Meyser
Indiana
Meyer
Warren T. McGray
Meser
Building Collapses. Six Known Dead in Brooklyn Theater
A theater under construction at Park and Bedford avenues in Brooklyn collapsed destroying the roof and a brick wall. Six workers were killed and 18 injured, many gravely. Four others were missing and believed buried. Owners Rosenthal and Moskowitz were arrested for manslaughter. more arrests expected. 88 workers were on site when the collapse occurred.
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New York
Park and Bedford Avenues
Brooklyn
Sylvester Rosenthal
Samuel Moskowitz
Harris E. Lewis
Japanese Plan Now Before Big Nations
Japan formally presents a proposal for a 70 percent fleet to the United States and Britain as essential to national security. Baron Admiral Kato conveyed the plan personally to Secretary Hughes and Arthur J. Balfour, with full support reported from Tokyo's cabinet and diplomatic advisory council.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Admiral Kato
Hughes
Arthur J. Balfour
Tokio
Prison management inquiry targets Montana penitentiary officials
Governor MePdinen presented to prison commissioners a long report alleging mismanagement at the state penitentiary under former Warden Frank Conley. Investigator T Macdonald accuses Conley of misappropriating state property and causing large monetary losses. Governor Dixon plans east conference with governors as the board weighs actions and hearings.
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Helina
Joseph Me Pdinen
Ootate
Fermer
Fraeath
T. Macdonald
Mc McDonald
Govenor Dixon
Govnors
Wellington 2D. Pokin
Charles Stewart
Frank, Conley
Montana Estate
Board’ of Prison Commissioners
Dixon
Capitol
Gover Q
Missoula
Stewart
Harris Guilty of Purloining Auto in Bozeman
Frank Harris was found guilty of stealing an automobile in Bozeman on October 26 by jury in district court. Clark, held in the same case, was released on motion. Harris drove the machine to Whitehall and was arrested the next day while attempting to sell it.
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Bozeman
Navy
Frank Harris
Clark
Harris
Whitehall
Igi
Kraft Crowned 1921 Wheat King At Chicago Show
Walter Kraft of Bozeman Montana wins the wheat championship at the International Grain and Hay Show in Chicago earning prizes totaling 10000 dollars. He takes the title from J C Mitchell of Dahinda Sask who was runner up this year and had held the title for two years.
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Chicago
America
Canada
Walter
Kraft
Bozeman
Mont
Chicago Board of Trade
J. C. Mitchell
Dahinda, Sask
Mitchell
Marshal Foch Made Big Crow Nation Chief
Marshal Foch and his staff were welcomed at Crow Agency Montana as guests of the American Legion. Chief Plenty Coos led a war dance and presented ceremonial honors making Foch a Crow chief with staff members honored. The event followed a barbecue and visit to Custer battlefield. Foch praised Crow and Sioux Indians for their wartime service and pledged gratitude for 17000 Native American volunteers.
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Billings
Aude
Plenty Cops
Custer
Marshal Foch
American Legion
Crow Agency
Plenty Coos
Big Chief
Tom Tom Heatera
North America
France
No Man's , Land
United States
Absarokee Bank Closes Doors Amid Cash Shortfall
Absarokee Headlight reports Stillwater Valley National Bank examiner J I Madland to take charge after Absarokee Bank closed its doors. Cashier N C Shepard cited inability to liquidate loans due to farm market shrinkage and dwindling cash reserves. Presidents Bevers and Shepard say bank is sound but unable to meet demand checks. Depositors face long wait for recovery. recovery depends on examiner action and possible receiver appointment.
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Absarokee
N. C
Shepard
Stillwater Valley National Bank
National Bank Examiner
J. I . Madland
Minneapolis
Berg
Columbus
Bevers
Labor Board Issues New Rules for Railways
The United States Railroad Labor Board announced revised working rules for railroads and employees. Forecasters expect changes to boost efficiency and labor relations across the industry as implementation costs and impacts are debated.
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Chicago
Iskop Ampleyes
United
Foch Sends Thanksgiving Greeting to American Legion
Marshal Foch broadcasts a Thanksgiving message to Hanford MacNider, commander of the American Legion, from Harrisburg praising Americans for bravery and generosity. He expresses gratitude for visiting the United States, honors American soldiers, and sends regards through the Public Health Service to wounded U.S. troops.
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Harrisburg
Marshal Foch
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
United States
American Légion
France
Reishing
Pbs
United’ States
The
Public Health” Service
Alex Livingston in Court Action Faces County Treasurer Case
Local reports indicate Alex Livingston, a well known former county treasurer, is facing court action. The Livingston enterprise notes the case involves a former Park County figure.
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Alex‘Livingston
Noday
Livingston
Park County
Alex
Ston
Widdecombe Ranch Sold to Oil Syndicate
A 6151 acre ranch north of Big Timber Montana was sold to California Oil Co a Standard Oil subsidiary for 72821.36 dollars 12 per acre judge J E Barbour and administrator H P Franklin arranged the deal with W A Sage of California acting for the buyer the transfer to occur December 6 at 2 30 pm at Livingston court.
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Joe Widdecombe
Modereek
Fish ‘Creek
J. E. Barbour
H. P. Franklin
Widdecombe
S. G. Ford
Montana
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber
Joseph Widdecombe
California
Arestad
Widdesombe Place
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Franklin
Ice Jam Kills Thousands of Trout and Beavers
Livingston tannist and trapper Evans reports massive ice jam on the Yellowstone River near Carbella caused extensive fish deaths and beaver losses. Dead trout, some 16 to 15 pounds, scattered across fields as ice piled up to 30 feet after several days of extreme cold last Chinook week.
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Livingston
Te Yin
Yellowstone
Levans
Trapper
Evans
Carbella
Mr. Evans
Soldier Bonus Sales Tax Starts Trouble
Representative Dickinson of Iowa warns that the house agricultural bloc he leads plans to block any sales tax proposal to fund the soldiers' bonus. The group would not block the bonus measure itself but would oppose raising the money through a sales tax.
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Washington
Dickinson
Towa
House
Loan to Argentina to Seek 850 Million Issue Next Month
A New York banking group informed the Argentine government a definite proposal will be submitted next month for a loan of 850 million dollars. The offer is viewed as a repetition of the previously negotiated 50 million dollar loan from last September. American manufacturers have offered favorable terms for locomotives passenger and freight cars and related materials for the state railroad.
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Buenos Aires
New York
Ine
Argentina
United States
Bankers deny knowledge of 250 million Argentine loan
New York reports bankers prominent in prior South American financing deny knowledge of a proposed 250 million loan to Argentina. A participant in the two earlier loans notes possible interest by a smaller banking group but says it may not be widely known in financial circles.
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New York
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arbuckle Tells His Side In Virginia Rappe Death Trial
Roscoe Arbuckle testified at the San Francisco trial over Virginia Rappe’s death. He described the St. Francis Hotel party and denied injuring Rappe, saying he found her in distress in his bathroom and helped until she was placed on the bed.
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San” Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle
Central & Ure
Arbuckle
St. Francis
Virginia
Rappe
Ana
Miss
May Taube
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Col. Harber
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Elif Sanden
Robert Brownlee
John Schmidthofer
J. C. Moulton
Conley
Gallatin County
Maling Foch
Absarokee Bank
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