Associate Justice W L Holloway Dies in Calif
Long Beach California December 11 Judge William Lawson Holloway associate justice of the Montana Supreme Court died at Seaside hospital at 1 30 p m His son William Holloway Jr arrived from Seattle to be with him Born November 8 1867 in Kirksville Missouri he was educated at Kirksville State Normal and University of Michigan Law Later served as district judge and Montana Supreme Court justice Survived by three children Eleanor Holloway Boston and William I Holloway Seattle The story continues on the last page
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Long Beach
Calif
Judge Holloway
Supreme Court of Montana
William Holloway, Jr
Seattle
William Lawson Holloway
Missouri
Kirksville
Holloways
Virginia
Virginia Holloway
Phil Kearney
Monroe County
Adair County
Charlotte Aldred
State Normal School
Crystal City
University of Michigan Law Department
Bozeman
Gallatin
Broadwater
Meagher
Gallatin County
State Supreme Court
Holloway
Februe
Butte
Lalia Holmes
L. IE
Sarah
Hall) Holmes
Holmes
Helena
Deer Lodge
Wellesley College
Eleanor Holloway
Boston
William I. Holloway, Jr
Girl Robs Buda Bank in Lone Hold Up
A young woman about 17 and 110 pounds robbed Farmers National Bank at Buda Texas before noon Saturday. She forced cashier S A Jamieson at pistol point to unlock the vault and enter it taking about $1 000 plus two bundles of roughly 1 200 dollars each unaccounted for in the initial count. She fled in a small coupe toward Austin with officers pursuing from Austin and Travis county.
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Austin
Texas
Farmers’ National Bank
Buda
S. A. Jamieson
Travis County
Here
Jamieson
Farmers Choose Same Head For Next Year
J. J. O'Shea of Roberts was re elected president of the Montana division of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative union of America at an executive meeting held at the Commercial club Wednesday evening. J. T. Gibbs of Hardin was named vice president and E. R. Kindler of Columbus was re elected secretary and treasurer. Two vacancies were filled by Jacob Kivilangas of Roberts and R. E. Morehouse of Hardin. The group plans the next convention in Hardin on the second Tuesday in December and adopted a resolution urging Congress to restrict franchise eligibility to Indian tribe members who can read and write.
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Billings
W. B. Scott
Silesia
S. S. Studenker
Broadview
H. Gorkin
Hardin
Congress
Solution Of Robbery Near. Leads Promise Breakthrough
PLENTYWOOD Dec. 10 Sheriff Salisbury and County Attorney Erickson pursue a promising lead in the Sheridan county treasury robbery. Nearly $100,000 in cash and negotiable securities were taken after the Nov. 30 office holdup of County Treasurer Torstenson. Investigations extend to northern Montana robberies. Attorney General Foot nears Helena after completing inquiries.
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Plentywood
Sheridan County
Salisbury
Erickson
Torstenson
Wheelock
North Dakota
Malta
Montana
Foot
Helena
J. G. Larson
Cupital
Collins
Minot
N. C
Stanley Foot
Secretary of State Stewart proposes multiple auto taxes
Helena report urges a five dollar annual tax on service stations a five cent per gallon tax on motor lubricants and a restoration of gasoline inspection funded by the three cent gas tax. It also notes improved gasoline standards since 1925 and calls repealing the 1924 presidential primary law to cut state election costs.
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Helena
Setwart
Erickson
Stewart
Montana
Secretary of State
Twentieth Legislative Assembly
Popular Matron Mrs Higbie Dies at Livingston Hospital
Mrs D V Higbie long a popular matron in Bozeman area dies at Park hospital Livingston after Gaesarian operation complications. She leaves husband Horace S Davis and infant daughter three days old. Funeral held at her home with Rev Arthur Prior officiating and among attendees family and close friends.
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D. V. Higbie
Livingston Hospital
the Park Hospital
Livingston
Higbie
Florence McDonald
Arthur Prior
Congregational Church
B.T. Stanton
Bozeman
Donald Stanton
W. B. Wal
Ker
Missoula
Vi Hoff
Georgia Roosevelt
Laura Hokker
Toston
Mountain View
Herman Utermobile
Horace S. Davis
Ness E. Shaver
J. T. Hiankenbaker
Ernest R. Patterson
Innan Kellogg
Ruth Stanton Highie
Montana State College
Carl FE. Busse
Selmer I. Solberg
D. W. Highie
J. S. Solberg
Higb
Ormiston Returns Toward Chicago in Kidnapping Case
Kenneth G. Ormiston the missing radio operator linked to the Aimee Semple McPherson kidnapping left Harrisburg with Chicago private detectives Charles Ellwood and Harry Donnelly bound for Chicago. He had been living under the name F Lininger at a Harrisburg rooming house for about two months after traveling from Atlantic City.
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Harrisburg
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Chicago
Charles Ellwood
Harry Donnelly
Thompson
Ormiston
Penn Harris Hotel
Oscar Carson
F. Lininger
Atlantic City
Imperial Valley Weather Hits Crop Loss Near Million
Imperial Valley faces crop damage near one million with 3.98 inches of rain since Saturday. Lettuce losses reach 1,000 cars at 400 dollars each, cotton losses about 200 thousand, pasture damage severe, and livestock and poultry suffer from exposure as rain disrupts traffic and trains.
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Brawley
Calif
Imperial Valley
Oil Jury Locked Over Guilt Of Accused Men
The jury in the Albert B. Fall and Edwards L. Doheny conspiracy trial was deliberating for more than seven hours and was locked in for the night. Judge Hochling ordered a recess until 10 a.m., with no verdict expected before then.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Edwards L. Doheny
Hoehling
Secretary of the Interior
Doheny
Justice Hochling
La Guardia Proposes State Option on Prohibition
Representative La Guardia introduces a constitutional amendment allowing states to choose dry or wet status by voters. Congress would set liquor rules and regulate manufacture sale and transport while protecting dry states from imports by neighboring wet states.
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Washington
Congress
la Guardia
Republican
New York
Erickson names Myers to Montana supreme court vacancy
Governor Erickson selects former U S senator Henry L. Myers of Billings as associate justice to replace the late William L Holloway. Warren Toole of Great Falls is named to serve the remainder of Holloway’s term, enabling Myers to prepare for January start and keeping the court full for December hearings.
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Jenry L. Miers
Erickson
W. L. Holloway
Holloway
Warren Toole
Myers
Billings
Supreme Court
Henry I. Myers
William L. Holloway
Justice Holloway
Great Falls
Helena
Montana
State Supreme Court
C. A. Burgeson
State Board of Equalization
Henry Good
Or. S. Warden
State Highway Commission
J. G. Locke
State Industrial Accident Board
Montana Tremor Felt Across State No Damage Reported
An earth tremor estimated to last 6 to 15 seconds was felt across south central Montana at about 5 50 last evening. Helena, Butte, Great Falls and Manhattan area reported rattling dishes and swinging pictures with no damage. Time pegged around 5 55 at multiple locations.
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Helena
Montana
Manhattan
Bozeman
Butte
Great Falls
Three Forks
White Sulphur Springs
Helena Valley
Spokane Oil Operator Opens Office At Grand
A. L. Gesche of Spokane arrives in Big Timber to finance the Mon Sasota Oil and Development Co. He will establish offices at the Grand hotel and prepare maps and literature for a financing campaign aimed at raising several hundred thousand dollars. The Shoshone No. 1 well will be drilled by Burks on the holdings.
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A. L. Geseche
Spokane
Wash
Western Finance Company
Grand Hotel
Monsasota Oil and Development Company
Gesche
Burks
Wyoming Wet Caught In Montana Hangover
An 86-year-old Civil War veteran, George McNamara, is missing after a blizzard widened from Montana toward Sheridan. His son-in-law Joe Woodward and volunteers searched all night, with Wyoming National Guard Troop 8 and Boy Scouts joining today but with no trace found. McNamara had spent years seeking his old camping grounds, and once lived in Iowa.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Montana
George McNamara
Joe Woodward
Woodward
McNamara
Wyoming
Guam
Iowa
Third Fatal Crossing Accident In Stillwater County
Edgar Sheeks 26 dies when his roadster collides with Northern Pacific train No 920 at a private crossing seven miles east of Columbus. The Stillwater county toll from grade crossing crashes rises to five in eight months. Survived by parents two brothers and three sisters. engineer William Bauman and fireman Sam Bonquette aboard.
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Billings
Edgar Sheeks
Samuel Sheeks
Jim Annin
Columbus
Stillwater County
Northern Pacific
Shecks
West Whistling Post
Sheeks
William Bauman
Sam Bonquette
Livingston
Sameel Sheeks
Jay Sheeks
Miss Sheeks
Dave Watt
Joe Kovanda
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Secretary OF
GOV. Erickson
H. L. Myers
Toole
Henry L. Myers
United States
John E. Erickson
William N. Holloway
Cal
Joseph K. Toole
Grand
Stillwater
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