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Big Timber Pioneer

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Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1921

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Hays Ceded by Iowa Man as Republicans Redraw Delegates

June 8 report details a Republican plan reshaping delegate seats for the national convention. Josef Dehuque is noted in connection with leadership moves as the party revises voting thresholds, seating two additional delegates per state, and redefining the South as Tennessee gains increased representation. The meeting adjourned with White House reception for committee members.

Hton Josef Dehuque Ise Wiliams Portland Ore Woods Pittsburg Congress R. B. Howell Nebraska Howell Tennessee Solid South Hays White House

Meets Her with At Minneola Aerial Accident Report

June 3 Wy. Miss Bromwell, holder of the loop record for women, crashed at Mitchell field during a routine flight. She was 23 years old and died after the plane fell from an upward turn, witnesses noting the spin and abrupt stop.

An. WY Miss Cil Von Mitchell Field Jewels Adeners Bromwell

German World War I Casualties Reported by Commander

Commander William S of the naval medical corps presented to the American Military Surgeons Association a semi official two year study on German WWI losses. The report estimates battle deaths and missing totals with high casualty figures and notes that about 99 percent of wounded were refitted for self support while only a small fraction reached the end.

Bainclations Re Anid Germany

Sister Claims Will Is Void In Murray Estate Case

Anna M Murray contests a will filed by her brother Murray claiming the document is not his. Agnes G Doyle is noted as a claimant with a possible interest. The suit, filed in court here, seeks to challenge the will and determine rightful distribution of the estate valued in the millions.

Jane Murray Westitt Anna M Agnes G. Doyle Montana

Yellowstone Stores Co Transfers Assets In Trust

Notices mailed by F J Habien secretary treasurer of the Gallatin Park Association of Credit Men announce an assignment by Yellowstone Stores Co to Habien as trustee. The aim is to operate until fall and pay creditors in full by October first, with stock from the Kellogg general merchandise concern. May 31 trial balance shows the company’s financial status.

F. J. Habien Gallatin Park Association of Credit Men Yellowstone Stores Co Habien McHabein H. O. Kellogg

Senator Myers Proposes Sunday Closing Law for D.C.

Senator Myers of Montana proposes a Sunday closing law for the District of Columbia designed to head off extreme blue laws. The bill would ban baseball games moving pictures and all amusement enterprises charging admission and sale of non essential goods.

Washington District of Columbia Myers Montana

Smelters to Hire 450 at Great Falls Plant Next Week

Great Falls officials say 450 men will be employed at the A C company smelter by the end of next week. Concentrates arrive from Anaconda and eight are operating at the state fine plant. The wire mill remains open and 35 workers will be added in the brick plant. Normally the smelter employs more than 1,200 workers.

Great Falls Great’ Falls C. x Company Anaconda Tate - Fine

Committeeman Shelley Holds Seat at National Meeting

National Committeeman O H P Shelley of Montana retained his seat after fending off an anonymous Montana claim during the national committee gathering. He met with President Harding at the White House dinner, and Hays said there is no cloud on Shelley's title as other members confirmed his position.

Washington O.H. P. Shelley Montana National Committee White House Harding Hays Shelley Indiana Pat Sullivan Wyoming Junod

State Certificates Paid In Large Sum By Helena Bank

State Treasurer J W Walker received an 850170 check from Montana Trust and Savings bank Helena for state certificates sold last week. Funds will call outstanding general fund warrants and move Montana to a cash basis. Bank officials plus Police Chief Spurzem handled delivery and return with certificates.

Helentia J. W. Walker Montana Trust and Savings Bank of Helena Montana Montana Trust and Savings Bank A. Marlow T. O. Hammond Joe Spurzem State Industrial Accident Board Montana Life Insurance Company Hammond Helena Bank Federal Reserve System Federal Reserve Bank

Service Is Resumed Over Stricken Pueblo

Pueblo, Colorado reports progress in flood recovery with food, shelter, and streets cleared. Utilities restore light and gas preparations advance, water purifier set to produce 5 million gallons daily. health officials note rare contagious disease and only two diphtheria cases in two days amid cleanup of flood bottoms.

Pueblo Colo United States Public Health Service Red Cross John C. Cornell North Pueblo Health Service

Grain Growers Seek Court Receivership in Montana

Friendly proceedings for receivership were begun by Montana Grain Growers directors after a brief district court hearing. Judge A J Horaky named J G Crites permanent receiver with a $10,000 surety bond. Dissolution was not sought. the move aims to protect creditors stockholders and assets until the 1921 grain crop moves through and normal conditions return.

Helena Independent Montana District Court A. J.horaky J. G .Crites

Thompson Loses Bid as Coalition Judges Sweep Chicago

Chicago voter turnout delivers a crushing setback to Mayor William Hale Thompson. A coalition ticket backed by civic bodies swept the city, defeating Thompson era Republican candidates across all races.

Chicago William Hale Thompson

Eighth Grade Graduation Program Acknowledges Students

Commencement held in the public school auditorium with a program including songs, prophecies, and diplomas. Graduates listed are Lena Beley Wallace Ryan Alice Rostad Thelma Sleveland Will Michels Goldie Halse Emma Hoem Hester Ladane Carvin Alice Watt Helen Maels Lloyd Rein Hilda Rein Edith Webber Lena Manis Robert Struckman Ethel Prather.

Will Michels Minnetonka E. G. Struckman Will John Ellingson Lena Beley Wallace Ryan Alice Rostad Thelma Sleveland Goldie’ Halse Emma Hoem Hester Lac Dane Carvin Alice Watt Helen Maels Lloyd Rein Hilda Rein Edith Webber Lena ‘Manis Robert Struckman Ethel Prather

National Commander Killed in Auto Accident

INDIANAPOLIS June 9 F W Galbraith Jr national commander of the Austrian Legion was killed instantly two other men were seriously injured when an automobile they rode in went over a 20 foot embankment here early this morning The other occupants Henry Ryan of Indianapolis national director of Americanism at the American Legion and Walla Forman

Indianapolis F. W. Galbraith Austrian ‘Legion Henry Ryan the ‘American Logica Walla Forman

Harding names seven to Shipping Board in new slate

President Harding sent nominations for seven vacant Shipping Board seats to the Senate. A. D. Lasker of Chicago was named chairman ahead of other republicans Edward Co. Plummer T. V. OConnor and Meyer Lissner and democrats George E. Chamberlain Frederick I. Thompson and Rear Admiral William S. Benson. Benson becomes junior member with a one year term. others have terms up to six years.

Washington Senate Harding A. D. Lasker Chicago Edward Co. Plummer Maine T. V. O'Connor New York Meyer Lissner California George E. Chamberlain Oregon Frederick I. Thompson Alabama William S. Benson U. Ss. N Georgia Benson Wilson

Mellon Announces Refunding Plan for Short Dated Debt

Secretary Mellon outlines a refunding program for 87.5 million in short dated debt with a 500 million package of three year 5 percent treasury notes and one year 5 percent treasury certificates dated June 15. Bearer unregistered notes will be issued in denominations from 100 to 100000 with tax exemption features. The plan aims to reduce short dated debt to about 31 billion, with the remaining 6 billion to be refunded.

Washington Mellon Treasury Congress

President Urges Red Cross Aid for Colorado Floods

President Harding appealed to Americans to donate to the American Red Cross to aid Colorado flood victims in Pueblo and surrounding districts. The White House said the Red Cross is mobilized to meet immediate needs and help restore homes and home life, with contributions sent through local chapters or Red Cross headquarters in Washington.

Washington Harding United States American Red Cross Puerto Pueblo Isebe Red Cross

Idaho Chamber Backs State Creation Plan in Convention

The North Idaho Chamber of Commerce votes unanimously in a convention in Coeur d Alene Idaho in favor of creating a new state in northern Idaho. A commission authorized by the state legislature last winter recommends the plan and is yet to be appointed.

Coeur ‘Dpalens Idaho North Idaho Chamber. of . Commerce In Convention

Railroad Employes May Not Accept Cut

Chicago June 8 The labor board wage hearing opened with warnings that wage cuts are in the hands of rank and file railroad workers. L E Sheppard and W G Lee led talks for conductors and trainmen, saying stoppage of work could result if men reject cuts. Firemen and enginemen added data on job hazards and wage pressures as the strike question looms.

Chicago Railroad Brotherhood L. E. Sheppard W. G. Lee Railroad Labor Board W. S. Carter Carter Labor Board Sheppard Mr. Sheppard J. Lee

Coal Operators Hear From Secretary Fall Discussion at Interior Dept

A June conference at the Interior department featured coal operators opposing new government oversight. Secretary Fall warned that they must cooperate with government and compete with it eventually. J A Bradley of the National Coal Association argued against further legislation as a naturalization of the coal industry. Hoover urged full cooperation with some form of government involvement.

Lashington Interior Department Department of Commerce of Statistics J. A. ‘Bradley National Coal Association Hoover

Luke McLuke Crosses Divide

Luke McLuke crosses a dividing line in a fragmented newspaper snippet. The readable text mentions names and a division but lacks clear context or outcomes.

Luke McLuke Crosses Divide

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