Thanksgiving reunion ends in fatal auto crash near Livingston
A Thanksgiving family reunion at 327 North Seventh Street in Livingston was marred when a collision 18 miles west on the Bozeman road killed five guests. Charles J. DeHaas, R. N. Tudor, Mrs. N Tudor, Frank Ried, and Mrs. Frank Ried died in the crash. The Metcalf family hosted the gathering for Elizabeth Metcalf and relatives.
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Livingston Enterprise
Livingston
W. A. Metcalf
North Seventh Street
R. N. Tudor
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
N. Tudor
Frank ‘Ried
Frank Ried
Ried
Mrs. Tudor
Mr. Tudor
Mr. Ried
Elisabeth A
Elmer J. Gray
Gray
Metcalf
DeHaas
Livingston “Y
Woman dies after kerosene explosion in Billings home
Mrs. Annette Rademacher, 60, died at 4 PM after kerosene poured on a kitchen fire exploded at a Billings, Montana home. Her husband Martin Rademacher, 67, suffered serious burns and remained hospitalized. A second blast from gasoline used to wash clothes injured Mrs. C D Howe and her daughter Jane Howe at 204 North Thirty Fourth Street.
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Billings
Annette Rademacher
Hosital
Martin Ademacher
C. D. Howe
Jane Howe
North Thirty-fourth Street
Promoters of Baldwin Radio Held for Fraud
Portland federal officers arrested four men on a removal warrant from Butte amid a broader fraud case involving Nathaniel Baldwin Inc.ov Salt Lake City. The defendants face multiple counts of mail fraud tied to two million Baldwin stock shares sold at one dollar each. The company had losses in 1927 1928 while circulars claimed high profits and large orders for radios.
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Big Timber
Baldwin
Portland
Ore
Nathaniel Baldwin, Inc
Salt Lake City
Butte
Mont
Frank Keller, Jr
Oregon
Helena High Wins In Monta Interscholastic Final
Helena high school defeated Billings high 12 to 6 in Butte to claim its first Montana interscholastic football state championship. The rally came in the last quarter as Helena surged with two late touchdowns before about 4 000 fans.
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Butte
Montana
Helena
Billings High Eleven
Montana barley plum tops grain show in Chicago
Montana wins world barley championship at the International grain and hay show in Chicago, taking the crown and reserve title. Thomas E. Smith of Corvallis, son of C. Edson Smith, also captures the reserve and leads north central Montana in bean class. Herman Treille of Canada wins livestock exhibit. Smith paired with his father has long dominated the nearby area.
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Montana
Chicago
Thomas E. Smith
Corvallis
C. Edson Smith
Young Ith
Leroy Kirby
Sims
Mrs. Matt P Johnson Dies in Bozeman After Copenhagen Birth
Mrs Caroline Christensen Johnson age 64 died November 27 at the home of her son in law and daughter William and Martha Hoffman 205 North Eighth Bozeman after a lingering illness Born in Denmark November 17 1868 she married Matt P Johnson October 1 1891 in Cranville Illinois She lived in Melville Mont before moving to Bozeman in 1928 Survived by three children Mrs William Hoffman Big Timber K B Hogemark and Herbert E Johnson 17 grandchildren and one sister Seren Anderson Flaxton N D Funeral at Dokken chapel Wednesday 2:30 pm burial Sunset Hills cemetery
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Bozeman Courier
Caroline Christensen Johnson
Matt P. Johnson
Montana Avenue
William Hoffman
North Eighth
Dokken Chapel
Sunset Hills
Denmark
Cranville
Til
Illinois
Montana
Melville
Mont
Bozeman
Johnson
Sue
William Martha _Hoffman
K. B
Lucena
Hogemark
Big Timber
Herbert E. Johnson
West Lamme Street
Seren Anderson
Flaxton, N. D
Governor appoints Axel Nelson to Montana highway board
Governor Erickson announced the appointment of Axel Nelson of Richland County to the Montana highway commission to fill the seat of the late W. J. Mulvaney. Nelson, a Sidney banker born in Dassel Minnesota, has 20 years of public service and strong highway ties in eastern and southeastern Montana. he will likely assume duties at the next commission meeting.
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Axel Nelson
Richland County
Helena
Sidney Banker
Montana Highway Commission
W. J. Mulvaney
Billings
Erickson
Nelson
Montana
Mulvaney
Rochester
Minn
Yellowstone River
Sidney
State Highway Commission
Richland National
Gazette
Dassel
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Academy
Vivian Gleason
Cassel
Harriet
Harold
James
Texas steer named grand champion at International Live Stock Show
The 1,200-pound Hereford known as Texas Special owned by C. M. Largent and Sons of Merkel, Texas, won the grand champion at the International Live Stock Show in Chicago. Reserve was Wyoming Hereford Ranch's stock, with other top entries including Briarcliff Artist from the east and California Sportsman from the University of California.
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Chicago
Texas
C. M. Largent, and Sons
Merkel
Wyoming Hereford Ranch
Cheyenne
Wyo
California
United of California
Plato
Lawrence Morgan
Aledo, Ill
Seattle Filipino Kills Six in City Rampage
Six people are dead and more than a dozen wounded in Seattle when Julian Marcelino 39 a laborer went on a stabbing spree using a Filipino bolo. He was overpowered by Patrolmen Garden Reynolds and Seavers after dashing along Sixth avenue and street. Police rushed to identify victims as morgue and hospital crews received casualties and the rampage ended with the capture of the assailant.
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Seattle
Wash
Julian Marcelino
Sixth Avenue
Garden
William Reynolds
Charles Seavers
W. J. Morris
Frank Johnson
Tanador
City Hospital
Jensen
Unemployment Forecast Sees 12.7 Million Idle Workers
The American Federation of Labor predicts 12.7 million idle workers and rising relief rolls as seasonal employment declines, with one third of wage earners out of work. The report links domestic distress to world demand and warns relief costs will stay heavy while earnings shrink.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Monthly Business Review
Nagle names staff for Montana attorney general office
Helena Nov 26 Judge J J Lynch of Butte Judge C J Dousman of Baker Ex senator C F Morris of Havre and Enor K Mattson of Lewistown will comprise the staff of Raymond T Nagle when he becomes attorney general of Montana on January 1 He said the policy will be pursued slowly to improve office efficiency Lynch has chaired Silver Bow county bench 26 years Dousman served two terms on Falcon county district court Morris runs stock raising and banking at Havre
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Helena
J. J. Lynch
Butte
C. J. Dousman
Baker
C. F. Morris
Havre
Enor K. Mattson
Lewistown
Raymond T. Nagle
Montana
Nagle
Lynch
Silver Bow County
Dousman
District Court
Falon County
8. W. Stewart
Morris
Foreign debtors told they must pay up soon
Washington announces December 15 as the due date for foreign debt payments in a move to ease negotiations. The notes respond to requests from France Britain and Belgium for an extension of the moratorium and a reexamination of the debt situation. President Hoover plans to ask Congress to authorize a war debt commission.
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Washington
America
Hoover
Congress
Sores Ae
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Roosevelt Tops Record in Final Montana Returns
The Helena Independent reports Franklin D. Roosevelt led with 127,455 votes to Herbert Hoover by 49 391 in Montana. Hoover received 78 votes with 7,896 for Socialist Thomas, 1,797 for Communist Foster, and 1,460 for Libertist Harvey. Roosevelt won all counties except Sweet Grass where Hoover reclaimed a slight majority.
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Helena
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Herbert Hoover
Montana
Thomas
Foster
Harvey
Roosevelt
Sweet Grass
King Entered Not Guilty Plea in Livingston Cigar Store Robbery
William King, linked to the Park Street cigar store hold up in Livingston, was ordered to plead after a demurrer ruling. The incident left Dell Harrison seriously wounded. two co-defendants have already received 15 year penitentiary terms. King entered a not guilty plea as directed.
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William King
Park Street
Livingston
Dell Harrison
State
James F. O'Connor
Great Falls
Woods
Fisher
King
Philippine freedom will be argued soon
Senator Smoot signaled support for Philippine independence before or after Christmas as opponents prepared to fight. He said he would likely vote to grant freedom to the islands, while Senator Copeland planned a lengthy speech opposing the legislation.
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Washington
Philippine
Congress
Smoot
Utah
America
Copeland
Roosevelt to tackle farm relief first in scattered plans
President elect Franklin D Roosevelt will open talks with congressional leaders on farm relief. He plans a Sunday meeting with a National Grange delegation and a future session with the house agricultural committee to outline a program for agricultural relief. Fred J Freestone of New York state Grange is among the delegation chosen in Winston-Salem North Carolina.
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Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Grange
Wth
House Agricultural Committee
Congress
Winston-Salem
N. C
Fred J. Freestone
New York State
North Dakota youth confesses to Montana cattleman murder
Merle Lowman an 18 year old from Westerheim North Dakota told Sheriff Ramsey and County Attorney Clarke he received 12 dollars as his share of 29 taken from Henry Shoop a Montana cattleman killed in a Chicago hotel room last October 30 Lowman said he and Ben Herr beat and choked Shoop and left him gagged and bound after a cattle shipment to Chicago He traveled through multiple states before Morrill Nebraska where he confessed and provided a waiver of extradition Herr has been arrested in Pennsylvania.
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Gering
Neb
Merle Lowman
Westerheim
N. D
Vincent
Ramsey
R. C. Clarke
Henry Shoop
Wibaux
Mont
Chicago
Ben Herr
Lowman
Shoop
Morrill
Charles Lowman
Nebraska
Ada Jones
Seagee
Beoteeblatt
Ee Dart Wibaux
Jon the
Chi
Herr
Jackson
Mich
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Kansas City
Lincoln
Pennsylvania
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Yesteryear
Tudors
Richard Tudor
Boseman
Dan Holland
Elizabeth Metcalf
Tudor
W. B. Ried
Baldwin Radio
Herman Trelie
Canada
Agricultural College
Thomas Smith
Darby
Trelie
Trelle
Smith
Wembley
Alberta
Arctic
Dominion
United States
Ray Nagle
Attorney’s Office
Roosevelt Hoover
Big Horn
Blaine
Richland
Sanders
Sheridan Sonsgerenscennes
Stillwater
Toole Bassa Etoedaseessweancase
Treasure
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Wheatland
North Dakota
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