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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1925

Page

3

Country Dances Still Run Into Sunday Mornings

STATE CAPITOL Helena Mont Feb 14 The Montana legislature spent a long session approving many measures while arguing over prison industries and public dances with a near unanimous push for bills including prison industry funding and a one day a week rest for paid firemen. Nearby action covered bear hunting limits and county government reforms as lawmakers rapid fire bills through committees and statutes.

State Capitol Helena Mont State Prison House Senate Montana Parkin City Commission Fairgrieve Agriculture Committee Flachsenhar Besancon Tony Beadle Lincoln Duncan Dellwo School of Indian Land Game Commission

Special Six Sedan Special Offer From Studebaker

Value claim for the Special Six Sedan at 1985 price prompts buyers to inspect Studebaker offerings and learn facts before purchasing a car.

Studebaker Duplex-Roadster Duplex-Phaeton Sedan Brougham Berline Coupe Yicorne Pris

Lincoln review by Lincoln’s horseman Uncle Dick recalls Tad at Besieged Potomac camp

E L Dickinson known as Uncle Dick recalls November 1862 review of the Potomac Army near Falmouth Virginia by President Lincoln. Lincoln rode a tall horse and wore a silk tile while Tad Lincoln rode a small pony among 100000 troops before Fredericksburg losses.

Helena Capitol Lincoln E. L. Dickinson Uncle Dick Pennsylvania Infantry Bucktails Army of the Potomac Falmouth Virginia Burnside Fredericksburg Tad

German Mining Camp Loses Many Laborers

A catastrophic fire damp explosion at Stein mine in Dortmund Germany killed many workers and is expected to claim around 230 lives. Rescuers pull bodies from the surface as crowds gather helmeted workers search for survivors. some notes on victims indicate gas suffocation. A Cologne dispatch adds that part of the mine is ablaze forcing pauses in rescue efforts.

Dortmund Germany Stein London Cologne Daily Mail

Bootlegging Boom Surges as Omaha Courts Brace

About 400 defendants await trial in federal court on bootlegging charges in Omaha as jails and penitentaries overflow. Officials fear where to house convicts after a high conviction rate. Judge Fitzgerald laments police actions and pretrial punishments under liquor laws.

Omaha Neb United States Court Nebraska State Penitentiary North Platte Grand Island Fremont Chadron Madison Fitzgerald Criminal Court Adam

Little Town Of Plains Stages Woman Killing

In Plains Montana on February 13 Mrs Ora Pierce of St Maries Idaho was shot dead in bed. Mrs Clyde Long wife of a lumber worker is believed dying after shooting herself in the breast. Long to be moved to Missoula hospital for treatment. Long's husband works at a lumber camp near Dixon.

Noted Newspaperman Answers Thirty Call

M H DeYoung publisher of the San Francisco Chronicle died after an operation for intestinal trouble. Born 1849 in St Louis he co founded the Chronicle with his brother Charles. He built a new building at Fifth and Mission and founded the M H DeYoung Memorial Museum in Golden Gate Park. Arthur Clarke becomes editor in charge.

San Francisco M. H. DeYoung San Francisco Chronicle Mr. DeYoung St. Louis Michael H Angelia DeYoung Chronicle United States DeYoung Fifth and Mission Streets California Republican National Committee International League of Press Clubs Associated Press Associated Press In 1882. Mr. DeYoung Union League Club Olympic George Cameron Nion Tucker Joseph O. Tobin Ferdinand Thieriot Paris

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