Japanese Colony To Farm Meagher Land In Montana
About 25 Japanese from Yakima valley Washington and families will migrate in early spring 1923 to Martindale Meagher County Montana to cultivate part of Charles Bair 25 000 acre tract under lease. G Makino says Bair and Yakima Japanese leaders discussed the venture and several have visited Martindale recently with more to come if the 1923 trial succeeds.
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Billings
Yakima Valley
Washington
Martindale
Meagher County
Montana
Charles Bair
G. Makino
Makino
Mr. Bair
Yakima
Bair
Yellowstone Valley
Miles City Wins State Football Title 6 3 Over Great Falls
Custer county high school of Miles City defeats Great Falls 6 to 3 to claim the state scholastic football championship. Captain T Babcock scores the winning third quarter touchdown, while Miles City punter Sweet averages 40 yards per kick and the team gains 283 yards to 299 for Great Falls.
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Butte
Custer County High School
Miles City
Great Falls
Sohl
Sweet
T.babcock
Warrants Called For Payment In Montana Funds
State Treasurer J W Walker issues calls for redemption of general fund bail insurance fund and veterans welfare warrants. About 16 000 dollars in 350 and 100 dollar issues will be paid January 1 with interest ceasing after. General fund warrants registered by March 31 1921 and bail insurance warrants by September 3 1921 also redeemed December 20 with interest ceasing thereafter.
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Helena
General Fund
Veterans’ Welfare
J. W. Walker
Allen Not Guilty Of Death Of Girl
Ralph Allen was acquitted on a manslaughter charge in the death of Arline Pearsall after a car wreck at a railroad crossing while returning from a Roscoe dance to Absarokee. The defense centered on alleged driver intoxication and the case was heard by Judge Spencer in Red Lodge.
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Red Lodge
Ralph Allen
District Court
Allen
Arline Pearsall
Miss Pearsall
Roscoe
Absarokee
Spencer
A J Galen Honored By Service Medal
Helena reports a Washington dispatch that Albert J. Galen of Helena and associate justice of the Montana supreme court received the distinguished service medal from the war department. He served in World War I as judge advocate of the American expeditionary force in Siberia with the rank of lieutenant colonel. Five medals of this rank were reportedly awarded to A E S personnel.
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Helena
Washington, D. C
War Department
Albert J. Galen
Montana Supreme Court
Justice Galen
Siberia
One Compensation Enough Says Court
Helena authorities report the Montana Supreme Court ruled that heirs cannot collect both workmen’s compensation and damages in court. The case involved Q Price, an employee of Star Coal killed in Musselshell in March 1918, with prior $3,400 recoveries from the state accident insurance fund. The court remanded to dismiss the complaint against the director general of railroads and railroads involved.
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Helena
Montana
Supreme Court
Musselshell County
Q. Price
Star Coal Company
Musselshell
Price
Little Girl Saves Four From Flames
Sylvia Reeves eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley Reeves may receive an award from the Carnegie Hero Fund Foundation for saving her 15 month old baby brother in a fire at the Reeves ranch near Gardiner. Four younger children were rescued from the burning home.
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Livingston
Sylvia
Harley Reeves
Carnegie Hero Fund Foundation
Reeves Ranch
Gardiner
Reeves
Carnegie Commission
All Star Football Eleven Chosen by E Pat Kelly
Four Montana Wesleyan players lead the 1922 mythical Montana all state team chosen by E Pat Kelly of Livingston. Montana State College and Mount St Charles College are well represented while Montana University is not.
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Wardell
St. Charles
Allen
Wes
Bailor
Hannon
M.S. C
McGowan
U. of M
Danaher
McCarren
MM. S.C
Johnson
Mitchell
Bowers
Utah
State School of Mines
Wesleyan
Billings Polytechnic
Montana State College
Kelly
University of Montana
Missoula
Montana
Two Editors In Auto Crash Near Forsyth
In Montana on Friday the fore wheels of an automobile driven by Jay Fleming of Forsyth broke off after the car struck a ditch 15 miles west of Forsyth while returning from Billings. Major John E Edwards accompanied Fleming. Neither was seriously injured.
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Billings
Jay Fleming
Forsyth
Fleming
$75 Tuition From Kids At Missoula
MISSOULA, Dec. 8 A charge of $75 per child for the school year is to be levied on all pupils from tributary districts attending Missoula schools following school board resolutions. Some districts are not maintaining schools yet levy taxes and send pupils here, while the charge excludes children from outside districts living with their parents.
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Missoula
Four Montana Bar Exam Results Announced Tonight
Eight of fourteen candidates passed the state bar examination held this week. The successful names announced include Don J. Kelly Dentel F Shea Frank K Sullivan and Jeremiah J Sullivan of Butte Daniel J Kien of Ralie Helena December 14.
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Ates
Don J. Kelly
Dentel F
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California
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A. J. Galen
Little Girl
BIG Timber
Manhattan
Big Timber Independents
Parker and
Nepstad
Dr. Hess Poultry Pan-A
Lana See
Veblen Hardware Co
Dr.Hess Instanteer
Wea
N JE
Times
Sweet Grass County Creamery
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East
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St. Paul
Duluth
Chicago
Northern Pacific
Nordstrom
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