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Big Timber Pioneer in Big Timber, Montana
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
1
Des pardons board action looms in Jowell case
The Montana board of pardons considers clemency for Mel Jowell, a 36 year old inmate imprisoned since 1912 for second degree murder of Sheriff Brennan. Warden Conley urged mercy noting Jowell’s prior conduct and potential for reform. The article covers related hearings and political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennan
Train County
Deer i Waa
T.t
Butte
Nevada
Deer Lodge
Rden Conley
Connecticut Ratifies Federal Prohibition Amendment
Connecticut becomes the first state to ratify the federal prohibition amendment through its senate action. Forty four states have voted for ratification, with the house expected to vote by daybreak. Legislative leaders have not indicated otherwise, and the sixteenth amendment is noted in relation to the overall constitutional changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connectirough
Senate
Rrcon
House of Represent
Bolshevik, I W W. Probe Ordered Amid Senate Debate
In Washington on February 4 the Senate ordered a sweeping nation wide investigation into Bolshevik I W W and propaganda after lengthy debate. Several senators charged plotting to overthrow the American government as the judiciary sub committee has pursued the matter for over a year amid pro-German and brewer ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Senate
Elk Migration From Yellowstone Reaches Hellroaring Range
Livingston Enterprise reports about two thousand elk moving from Yellowstone National Park into Hellroaring country near Jardine. Snow drives the herd southward, with 400 head grazing at Dailey Mountain and few sightings near Gardiner due to ranger vigilance and reduced poaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston Enterprise
Yellowstone National Park
Hellroaring
Jardine
Dailey Mountain
Gardiner
Tennessee Doesn't Want Livingston Prisoner
Park County News reports Sheriff James McClarty sought deportation of Benjamin Harrison Hamilton alias Bert Lee to the Tennessee insane asylum from which he escaped. Dr. R E Lee Smith, superintendent at Bearden Eastern Hospital, declined to claim him, stating Hamilton is not wanted and must be recommitted by his county if returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park County
James McClarty
District Court
Benjamin Harrison Hamilton
Bert Lee
Alex Duthie
Tennessee
R. E. Lee Smith
Eastern Hospital For
Bearden
Tenn
Dr. Smith
Ben Hamilton
President Insists On Genter American Navy Policy
President Wiles presses naval expansion as the house naval committee backs a 750 million dollar annual appropriation. Chairman Padgett disclosed a cable from Paine to Secretary Daniels confirming no change in the president's recommendations from his annual message to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wiles
House Naval Committee
Padgett
House
Paine
Daniels
Congress
Committee
Dencid
Furley Trial Opens to Crowded Big Timber Court
J B Furley, prominent Big Timber resident, begins trial with 12 jurors chosen from a pool of 82. Testimony covers alleged threats and a shooting involving Van Goor, with Furley claiming self defense after Van Goor approached with a shovel. Jury to decide case after closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Furley
Livingston
Andrew Forsythe
Thornton Carter
Elias Helen
Roger Green
Bert Spry
C. W. Cass
L. C. Patterson
R. E. Petitt
Harry M. Davis
Emil Johnson
Harry A. Willard
Sigrid Lavold
Lamp
R. R. Purcell
A. J. Horeby
Helena
Farley
H. J. Miller
J. F. O’connor
Delegates Outline Aims At Peace Conference Across Europe
Paris reports five major powers present their aims. France seeks Alsace Lorraine and Rhine frontiers plus reannexation of the Sarre basin and guard zones north of the Rhine. Britain pushes self determination and free transit, with mandates over key colonies and indemnities. Italy demands Tyrol and Dalmatia plus Albania protectorate and Aegean islands, with Asia Minor parts potentially shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Rhine
Palatinate
Prussia
Sarre
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
Syria
Great Britain
Equator
Australia
Trentino
Brenner Pass
Tyrol
Trieste
Istria
Fiume
Zara
Sebenico
Dalmatian Islands
Avlona
Albania
Aegean
Turkey
Adalia
England
Asia Minor
Congressional clash over naval radio stations and private power
Washington reports a tense House exchange after Leeder Mann accused Secretary Daniels of confusing war station authority. Mann pressed for backing radio station control and a new naval plant, noting Congress had not authorized the projects. Daniels replied the department already operates war stations under existing authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leeder Mann
House
Daniels
Bacchaine
Ward
Congress
Mani
Beret
Influenza Toll Rising as Montana Faces Possible Epidemic
The Montana State Board of Health bulletin reports 2,846 influenza deaths in Oct Nov and 37,567 cases in Oct Nov Dec. It warns of a potential next year epidemic and notes many cases were unreported due to busy doctors. December death totals were not yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Three Criminal Cases Ended First Week
In district court last week Gust Myrstol faced assault charges against Carl Nearmin. Judge James F. O Connor presided with County Attorney Lamp prosecuting. Verdicts returned were not guilty for Myrstol and Irvin Howard, who admitted burglary but the jury deliberated 24 hours. William Niles faced grand larceny and bond issues. after travel delays, he posted a new bond and the case was reset for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Myrstol
Carl Nearmin
James F. O’connor
Livingston
Lamp
Irvin Howard
R. S. Steiner
William Niles
Stark
Lyons
Burmeister
Wheatland County
Obituary: Ellen Robertson Dies After Fall
Mrs Ellen Robertson aged over seventy years died Monday night at 5 30 at her home after suffering a cold age and the shock from a fall on an icy sidewalk near Livingston Park. The funeral arrangements remain to be announced by W. ile sagesheech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park County
Ellen Robertson
Feneral
Ile
Sagesheech
Big Timber Hosts First Park County High Court Basketball Doubleheader
Park County high school split basketball games with Sweet Grass county high school in a two night event. The junior team defeated Big Timber second lineup by a wide margin 27 to 9 while the local squad lost the main game 60 to 50. A large crowd estimated at 450 packed the arena followed by a post game dinner and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Park County High
Little Fellows
Lyons
Crum
Campbell
Whalen
Croteron
Claiborn
Kass
Keppler
Barbour
Sandsness
Egeland
McDonald
Nepstad
Park County High School
Sweet Grass County High School
Sweet Grass
Frank Fryer
Sam Rodder
Russell Stark
John Harvay
Edward Bunney
Howard HaYgit
Fryer
Speaker
McClung
Merrit
Smith
Terwilliger
Whitney
Merkit
Hollister
Park County
Roosevelt Memorial National Committee Formed in New York
The Roosevelt memorial committee, authorized by the Republican National Committee, will solicit and accept donations for a non partisan national memorial to Colonel Roosevelt. The body is led by William Voyce Thompson with honorary chairmen Taft and Hughes. vice chairmen include Senators Lodge and Johnson and John Mitchrell of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt Permanent Memorial National Committee
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Willi H. Hays
Roosevelt
William Voyce Thompson
New York Federal Reserve Bank
William H. Taft
White House
Chasa ‘Hughes
Lodge
Massachusett
Senator Johnson
California
John Mitchall
New Yor
A. T. Hert
Ken- Bet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sdwell
Jowell
Iter
Conley
Ernor Stewart
Tori
Mel Jowell
State Board of Parsing
Stiewart
Jones
Atte
J. Uo
Tavingston
Overman
Walsh
Russia
Hevik
W. W
Restless Park
Forestry Department
Rangera
Elk Country
Furley
Columbus Sandage
Selera
Sandage
van Goor
Ben Lavold
Oscar Rostad
T. K. Lee
Theodore Lavold
O. A. Falleng
Ben Tangen
Gus Tangen
O’connor
Purcell
Arto
Seattle
Typographical
Typographical Union
Fewiike
National Committee
Roosevelt Memorial
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