Continuance Requested in Teapot Dome Trial Proceedings
In Greeeyenne Wyoming December 21 Attorneys and others await Judge T Blake Kennedy decision on the governments motion for a brief continuance in the Teapot Dome naval oil lease annulment case If denied the hearing will begin January 6 Government seeks more time to present evidence involving Mammoth Oil Company and figures including H S Osler A E Mumphreys and Albert B Fall related to Liberty bonds connections
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Pomerone
Governument Counsel
Cheyenne
Continental Trading Company of
Toronto
A. E. Mumphreys
Denver
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Mammoth Company
Osler
Liberty Bonds
Fall
Miles City Amateurs Fight Ends in Boxer's Death
Judd Tate, 19, collapsed 35 seconds into his pro debut in Miles City. Carl Coltvin of Miles City is detained as authorities probe the death, with physicians citing possible heart paralysis and unclear link to a blow. The event was halted after Tate’s seizure and carried from the ring. The planned main bout between Bill Tate and Alex Moore was canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
Judd (Young) Tate
Miles City
Carl Coltvin
Kentucky Coke
Tate
Young Tate
Athletic Club
Bill Tate
Butte
Montana
Alex Moore
Billings Raiders Seize Narcotics In Raid
Federal narcotic officers with Sheriff Sage raided seven places in Billings and seized about $7,000 worth of habit forming drugs. Five Chinese suspects were arrested as authorities pursued a two month investigation into Billings as a wholesale narcotics distributing point. One cache held more than $3,500 in opium and another $1,000 was packed for shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Sage
Drug raid uncovers morphine haul at Dr Chow Young home
In a basement operation at a residence on Minnesota Avenue raiders found 3500 worth morphine cubes hidden in a false table top after a three hour search. Prisoners named include Dr Chow Young and George Lam along with Wong Fong Yum Lee and Yee Sing. Unable to post bonds they remain in county jail awaiting federal commissioner hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chow Young
Minnesota Avenue
George Lam
Wong Fong
Yum Lee
Yee Sing
Mother's Prayer For Errington Answered
In Columbus Ohio December 20 Joseph Clarence Kane, facing execution for the murder of 7 year old Paul Progle, is granted a 20 day reprieve after a mistaken stay tied to a Cleveland theater fine. Governor Donahey postpones the electrocution until after Christmas following Kane's mother's plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph Clarence Kane
State Prison
Carrington C. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Kane
Paul Progle
Donahey
Norman G. Kendall
Nemo Theater
Cleveland
Education Week Dedication Sparks Year Round Learning
A Concordia Blade Empire note dedicates readers to Education Week and aims to extend activities to twelve months. It cites many reasons and includes mentions of local places such as Formosa Kansas Amrille Texas Greenfield and references to schools and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President College
Formosa
Kan
Amrille
Tex
H. S
Blank
Concordia
Blade Empire
Christmas Joy and Human Nature Among Mountain Towns
A reflective travel fragment describes a snowy railroad town stop on Christmas. The writer notes a gleaming kitchen at a Chinaman's cafe, cheerful train crews, and persistent conversations about women as universal human interests. The piece ends pondering shared nature across places and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinaman’s
Sandy Claus Mystery? A Christmas Night Tale
A Fragmented Christmas scene shows two boys in a house near a stockings ritual and a wind swept escape. The Kid hides in a humpy lounge as Granny awakens to a snowy dawn and a doorstep mystery about Sandy Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy
Sandy Claus
Granny
Sandy Claus Appears In Snowbound Holiday Scene
In a frozen room glow a Christmas tree and stockings as a child and Granny discover gifts from a mysterious Sandy Claus. The kid recalls a well dressed man with a money bank overcoat, a sign of Santa’s visit while Granny questions who delivered the presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Corps
Salvation Army
Ladies’ Aid
Sandy Claus
Stumpy
Granny
Sandy
Grimny
Claus
National Parks Are Paying Their Way
The National Park Service reports growing park use for winter and summer visits has made parks self supporting with revenues reaching 663 886 dollars, surpassing prior year. It notes parks as winter playgrounds with skiing snowshoeing and tobogganing and urges boundary extensions to include Yellowstone south to the Teton area Crater Lake to Diamond Lake region and Sequoia to Mount Whitney and Kings River country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Park Service
National Parks and Monuments
National Parks
Yellowstone
Teton Mountains
Cunningham touts Montana via radio talk on recovery
H R Cunningham urges Montana revival with farming success stories amid bank failures and debt relief. He recounts a neighbor’s mortgage payoff, then notes banks now flush with money and farmers reducing old debts by large sums. Also mentions piano tuner schedule and new sheet music at Phillips Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Montana
Helena
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
War Finance Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Errington
W. R. Stokes
Western Newspaper Union
Claus Vue
Frank Herbert Sweet
Mary Graham Bonner
Livingston Elks
H. R. Cunningham
Phillips Drug Store
OWL Creek Coal
L. F. Douthett CO
Bittner’s Orchestra
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!