Oath of Office Noted by Father and Park Official
A curious parallel is drawn between Coolidge taking the oath at home in Vermont after Harding’s death and a later ceremony at the Capitol. Wayne Hackett, U S commissioner of Rocky Mountain National Park, administers the oath to Harlan F. Stone as chief justice, succeeding Charles Evans Hughes.
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Washington
Wayne Hackett
U S
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Harlan F. Stone
United States Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Pepper Wheeler clash at Townsend Nation Convention
Buffalo July 4 debate between Senators Pepper of Florida and Wheeler of Montana charged rivals Nye Lindbergh and Roosevelt critics with opposing policy. Crowd of about 29 000 heard Pepper attack and Wheeler defend domestic reforms and negotiated peace against Hitlerism. Police removed signs from youths during Pepper remarks.
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Florida
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Roy Howards
American First Committee
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Sievers wins Livingston rodeo crown in bronc riding
Bill Sievers of Glenwood Springs Colorado won the Livingston sixteenth annual bucking horse rodeo title after two final rides on Ironsides and Black Widow. Duff Aber and Stub Barthlemay tied for second. Milt Moe claimed bulldogging, Gerald Roberts topped Brahma bull riding, and Homer Cook led Livingston in amateur bronc riding. A grass fire damaged several cars before cowboys contained it.
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Wolf
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Arlington
Ore
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Knight
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Moe
Homer Cook
Bob Shelhamer
Clyde Park
Earl Moore
Clovis
N. M
Arnie Wills
Omak
Wash
Irby Mundy
Shamrock
Texas
Ray Mavity
Helena
Warden Lawes Resigns Sing Sing Post After 36 Years
Ossining New York July 6 Warden Lewis E Lawes 57 resigns as head of Sing Sing prison a post he has held since 1920 He requests relief July 16 Eligible for a pension of about 6000 yearly He states a wish to devote himself to causes writing lecturing and offers from universities radio and film He modernized the prison introducing football radio and motion pictures and oversaw 37 000 inmates with only two escapes in 36 years He directed executions of 303 convicts including four women yet opposed capital punishment and never witnessed an inmate die in the electric chair.
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Ossining
N. Y
Lewis E. Lawes
Sunday
Sing Sing Prison
John A. Lyons
Albany
Lawes
Prison and Correction Department of
New York
Montana Adopts 61 New Laws In July 1 Roll In
Helena July 4 Montanans are living under 61 new or amended laws. Changes include income moved to the general fund, a reduced House from 102 to 90, motor vehicle oversight by the board of examiners, five highway commissioner districts, extended reemployment for drafted workers, 21 year old bartender limit, bans on marathon dances, aliens barred from dentistry, funding for visual education, crippled children services moved, a five member embalmers board, airport cooperation, and voluntary apprenticeship programs.
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Helena
Butte
Great Falls
Welfare Board
Board of Health
County Commissioners Proceedings July 7 1941
County records show the July 7 1941 session with Commissioners Anderson Olson and Kuhn and Clerk Patterson. Approvals include numerous claims with warrants authorized, and a 30 caterpillar sale authorized for $500 as surplus.
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Thos. Anderson
Theo. T. Olson
Thos. M. Kuhn
E. R. Patterson
Notable Local Doings and Marriages in Sweet Grass County
A mix of social events from Sumatra to Gardiner includes visits by Daisy Pratt and Anna Morand to see the Sells Floto circus, announcements of the Sayre Wilson marriage, and local records being transcribed for Stillwater County. Obituaries note Uncle Joe Brown and jeweler W. P. Mulholland, with other items on marriages, drug use concerns, and Dempsey Gibbons fight reactions in nearby Shelby.
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Cogswell
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Stillwater
Court House
Joe” Brown
Baden
Germany
Gardiner
W. P. Mulholland
Helena
William Donahue
John E. King
W. F. Olson
Harry Dodds
Myrtle Kuhns
Butte
Glasston
Otter Creek
Grey Cliff
Reed Point
H. P. Franklin
Melville
G. B. Pope
E. Pat Kelly
Dempsey - Gibbons
Shelby
Gibbons
Daugherty
Dempsey
Tommy
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Eleanor M. Clark
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