Governor Erickson Addresses Big Crowd in Livingston
Governor J E Erickson spoke to the largest opening day crowd in Park County history in Livingston. He reaffirmed the Declaration of Independence as a guide for liberty and representative government, stressing equality, inalienable rights, and government deriving power from the governed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston Enterprise
Livingston
J. E. Erickson
Park County
Erickson
America
New World
Old World
California Lawmaker Seeks Arizona Statehood Rollback
Representative Joseph Crail of California announced plans to introduce a resolution in Congress to repeal Arizona statehood and restore Arizona to territorial status as of 1910. He cites last May's Arizona vote to modify the state constitution affecting land, taxes, and reclamation rights.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Crail
California
Arizona
United States
Crail
Colorado River
Congress
Lloyd Stokes Charged With Larceny Of Wool
Lloyd Stokes arraigned in district court on grand larceny for June 17 theft of a sack of wool from Svend Maitland. Affidavits allege sale to Sam Goodman of Livingston for 2100 cash, with witnesses present. Stokes pleads not guilty. bond set at 1000.
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Lloyd Stokes
Svend Maitland
Sam Goodman
Livingston
Goodman
Stokes
Lacklen
Sonny Magelssen
Willard Busha
Forrest Keller
John Feeley
Will Ellison
G. C. Bryan
John Lamach
Roy Hodges
Frank Whitsel
Ed Brannin
C. E. Busse
Me. Vinicka
Joe De Jong Explores East Meets West Art Life
Joe De Jong, 33, Montana artist and former Big Timber resident, visits Billings before heading to Eaton ranch Wyoming for summers and tepee studio work. He recalls mentor Charlie Russell, notes his hearing impairment, and describes busy plans including magazine covers, bronze pieces, a book illustration for Scribner’s, and a bucking horse cover for Lariat in July.
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Billings
Joe de Jong
Big Timber
Montana
Oklaha
Charlie Russell
C. B. Taber
Jessie Taber
Forsyth
Eaton Ranch
Wyoming
de Jong
Russell
Ginder Perk
Howard Eaton
Eaton’s Ranch
Great Falls
Scribner’s
Lariat General
Sweet Grass County Equips Livingston Rodeo Champs
Artie Orser of Billings is champion rider at Livingston annual roundup and rodeo held July 2 3 and 4. Helena rider John Sandage takes second and Buck Turner of Hollywood places third in finals. Leo Cremers praised for best hard riding horses Earthquake Hell to Set Two Dot Firpo and Black Diamond. Ruth Wheat and Peggy Adams excel among cowgirls as riders stay on tough mounts.
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Livingston
Artie Orser
Billings
John Sandage
Helena
Montana Plains
Buck” Turner
Hollywood
Montana
Jimmy Galen
Albert J. Galen
Leo Cremers
Aubrey McDowell
Leo Cremer
Cremer
Ruth Wheat
Peggy Adams
Bozeman
Jimmie Galen
Buck Turner
Ringling and Chicago Bank Settle Big Suit
The First National Bank of Chicago settled a $800,000 suit against Richard Ringling by stipulation in district court. The bank claimed Ringling owed $290,000 plus interest and held a $240,000 note from Lester P. Work and others secured by stock in the Southern Montana Livestock company. The case noted a separate $90,000 payment obligation for stock, which Ringling failed to meet.
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Ringling
Hungarian Count And Bride Tour Yellowstone Park
Hungarian Countess Francis a Seger and Count Wimmiffen visit Yellowstone Park in Utah Wyoming on tour through Montana Washington to San Francisco and New York City before sailing home. The count is a gentleman farmer studying American farming methods and machinery during the trip.
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Tees Park
Wyo
Francis A Seger
Budapest
Hungary
Montana
Washington
San Francisco
Utah
New York City
Count Wimmiffen
Twenty Six Lacklens Gather For Reunion
The J. J. Lacklen home hosted a 26 member reunion of Annie A. Lacklen’s children and their children. It was the first gathering in 19 years for seven siblings from Big Timber Billings and other towns. Activities included Boulder fishing trips a rodeo at Livingston and Yellowstone park. Attendees included Mrs. Annie A. Lacklen Big Timber James J Lacklen Mrs Iacklen Hester Big Timber Mrs. W C Evans Wilmington Del Rebecca Jacklen Kennett Square Pa Mr and Mrs W C Miller Union City Wash Rev and Mrs Jesse Lacklen Billings Mont Mr and Mrs Burt Talcott Great Falls Mont Mr and Mrs Edward Lacklen Marion Scottsbluff Neb.
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J. J. Lacklen
Annie A. Lacklen
Boulder
Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Big Timber
James J. Lacklen
Iacklen
Hester
W. ¢. Evans
Wilmington
Del
Rebecca Jacklen
Kennett Square
W. C. Miller
Union City
Wash
Jesse Lacklen
Billings
Mont
Burt Talcott
Great Falls
Edward Lacklen
Marion
Scottsbluff, Neb
Attempt Made To Poison County Officials In Golden Valley
Sheriff and Golden Valley county investigators pursue suspects after a suspected poisoning attempt on County Commissioner Albert Lee and his family. Mrs Ice fell ill after eating tainted jam and sugar while a 16 year old and a baby were exposed. A chicken died after ingesting strychnine crystals. Ranch lies near the north Stillwater line.
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Columbus News
Golden Valley
Albert Lee
Stillwater
President Coolidge Views Tri-State Roundup in Wild West Setting
President Coolidge visited Belle Fourche South Dakota for the Tri-State roundup amid a large western crowd. He watched cowboys and cowgirls ride bucking broncos and steer, applauded a wild Indian dance, and enjoyed a prominent entry by Custer state park ranger Dakota Clyde Jones. Two full-blood Indian Chiefs, Spotted Crow and Red Cloud, were presented to the spectators in the afternoon.
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Belle Fourche
S. D
President Coolidge
Tri-State
Norbeck
Mr. Coolidge
Cal
Cal Coolidge
Dakota Clyde Jones
Custer State Park Rangers
Ted Lucas
Fort Worth
Tex
Fox Hastings
Spotted Crow
Red Cloud
Washington
Little Court Adopts Nelsons and Forecloses in Montana
Judge H J Miller presided in Livingston for a short session. An adoption of Duncan Nelson by Louis and Mrs Nelson was signed. Creston Crest’s admin account approved. Estate of Louis Strand and Henry F Dean addressed. Foreclosure decree signed. Trials set and pleas entered with bail posted.
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H. J. Miller
Livingston
Duncan Nelson
Louis Nelson
Louis Strand
Creston L. Crest
Henry F. Dean
Associated Mortgage Investors Co
John Jones
Lucy Sharpe
Jonas Sharpe
Alfred Hermanson
County of Sweet Grass
State of
Montana
Lloyd Stokes
W. R. Stokes
Leo J
C. M. Cremer
Jerome Locke Lands Good Federal Place
Jerome G. Locke of Livingston has been appointed administrator of the compensation act under the United States Employees Compensation Commission. A Baltimore telegram says the position carries a 26000 year salary. Locke, a former Livingston publisher and Helena labor board chair, will live in New York City or Washington, D C while serving. He is an Army reserve major and left Montana politics after four years as board chair.
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Livingston
Jerome G. Locke
United States Employes Compensation Commission
Enterprise
Baltimore
Thrasher
E. Powers White
Locke
White
Jerome Locke
Montana
Burke Clements
Helena
Tire
A. E. Spriggs
Montana Board
Joseph M. Dixon
Mr. Locke
New York City
Jeery
Washington, D. C
Livingstone Enterprise
John F. Locke
Park County
United States Army
Salt Lake
Brother of Jack Dempsey Sees Twin Death at Training Camp
At White Sulphur Springs New York July 2 tragedy halts Jack Dempsey comeback camp after his 38 year old brother John Dempsey shoots himself after killing his wife Edna Carlow Dempsey in Schenectady. Dempsey plans to continue training with Sharkey as adviser Flynn arranges funeral shipments.
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White Sulphur Springs
Saratoga Lake
N. Y
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Dempsey
John Dempsey
Schenectady
Edna Carlow Dempsey
Leo P. Flynn
Scienectady
Salt Lake City
Utah
Green Island
Jack
John
Los Angeles
Flynn
Sharkey
Great Falls
Moet
Tom Gibbons
Fght
Luis
Angel Firpo
Atlantic City
Gene Tunney
Jack Kearns
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Gov. Erickson
Everett Farr
Reider Anderson
Sweet Grass County
Chicago Bank
Yellowstone
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