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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
8
The city stores will stay open after supper starting Monday to aid Christmas shoppers. Early shopping remains encouraged. Also noted are a county financial report from the Sweet Grass Red Grass chapter and various local notes on people, trains, and events.
Georges Clemenceau concludes his American lecture tour asserting France bears no militaristic or imperial aims and will repay its war debt, while noting the four power pact may aid lasting peace. He donates lecture proceeds to the American field service fund to establish 127 scholarships for exchanges between French and American universities.
In Perry Florida a mob of thousands seized Charlie Wright and burned him at a stake near the crime scene after he allegedly confessed to killing Miss Ruby Hendry a young school teacher. Albert Young was captured but returned to jail.
Week five sees six defendants moved through court with verdicts and sentences. Flyum pleaded not guilty to rape and received a term from twelve and a half to twenty years in Deer Lodge prison. Sheriff Ben Long to escort him. Afternoon docket includes Couture v Couture and other civil cases. Blair case jury convicts. six months jail and $125 fine per defendant.
A local Red Cross annual statement covers income from November 14 1921 to November 1922 with balances of 22.65 cash on hand 2050.00 certificates and 426.50 in expenditures. A subsequent report lists finances from November 1922 to December 7 1922 with a 61.06 balance on hand and 1750.00 certificates plus small donations and purchases for dressings and Christmas supplies. Total expenditures cited include central division costs and nurse payments.
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