Montana's Cattle Queen Mrs Nat Collins Dies at Choteau Ranch
Mrs Elizabeth Smith known as the Cattle Queen of Montana died at her home near Choteau after a long life as a pioneer. Born 1843, she crossed to Denver in 1859 and then to Montana in 1862. Buried in Choteau after services by Rev H F Strong.
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Choteau Ranch
Choteau
Nat Collins
H. F. Strong
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wyoming
Big Horn
Collins
Teton County
Hay Coulee
Chateau
Supreme Court ends term with rulings on monopoly and estate tax
The Supreme Court adjourned its term until October 3. It dismissed the government’s appeal in the American Can case and ruled on estate tax reductions, aligning with a similar Steel case regarding “unreasonable” restraints. Executors of the late A H Woodward of Alabama upheld a tax reduction in net estate income.
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Supreme Court
General Frierson
Amerccan Can .Company
Solicitor General
United States Steel Corporation
A.H., Woodward
Alabama
Selaims
In Saal
Refusal Upheld on Deduction Challenge
A court or authority affirmed the decision to deny the deduction, ruling that the request did not meet the required criteria or supporting evidence. The ruling preserves the previous denial and implications for the involved party.
Al Jolson Stars in Sinbad at Winter Garden
Al Jolson will perform in Sinbad at the Orpheum Theatre Livingston on June 15 presented by Messrs. Lee and J. J. Shubert in a lavish Winter Garden production. The show features two acts and twenty eight musical numbers with Broadway favorites backing Jolson and a famed cast of Winter Garden beauties.
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al Jolson
Messrs. Lee
J. J. Shubert
Winter Garden
Orpheum Theatre
Livingston
Jolson
Mr. Jolson
Martial Law Lifted Peace In Oklahoma City
Tulsa tonight again was under control of its regularly constituted city and county authorities with martial law recalled at 5 p m. National guardsmen remained on active duty to prevent a recurrence of rioting that left 30 dead 400 wounded and $1 5 million in damages. Grand jury plans and relief work continued as authorities prepared for a June 6 inquiry and shelter for thousands of destitute residents.
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Tulsa
Okla
Charles F. Barrett
Chamber of Commerce of
Special Board of Public Welfare
Valjean Biddison
Bar Association
Mags
Dick Rowlands
Bootblack
Behind Schedule Pioneer Reports Weather and Localgoings
One day late due to storm damage at an electrical sub station. Butte calls include E King summoned Wednesday night for his daughter Ceryl O Leary’s upcoming operation. High water threatens areas along Yellowstone and Boulder rivers while campers depart Boulder grounds. Monte Reynolds leaves with L F Diushett’s firm for the west coast, San Francisco home.
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Butte
E. King
Ceryl O'Leary
Yellowstone
Boulder
Busha Lane
Geing Weet
Monte Reynolds
L. F. Diushett
West Coast
San’ ‘Francisco
State to receive $100,000 from estate of James A. Murray
Helena June 3. The state will receive $100,000 from the estate of the late James A. Murray of Bette. The sum is estimated here under a law passed by the last legislature.
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Helena
James A., Murray
Bette
Montana Hearing Set On Live Stock Rates
Helena June 3. The state railroad commission says John E. Benton of Washington DC solicitor for the National Association of Railroad and Public Utility Commissions will represent the Montana commission at a hearing to be held by the commission.
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Helena
State Railroad Commission
John E. Benton
Washington, D. C
National Association of Railroad and Public Utility Commissions
Montana Commission
Montana Livestock Freight Rates Under Scrutiny
An examiner of the Interstate Commerce Commission in Chicago investigates reasonable freight rates on livestock. John H. Burke of Helena represents Montana, having traveled east to discuss alleged excessive rates, with data supplied by the rain mission and the livestock department of agriculture.
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Interstate Commission
Chicago
John H. Burke
Helens
Montana
Cea
Burke
Rain Mission
New Judge Measure Seeks Early Action on Walsh Bill
Washington June 6 men Riddick and McCormick press for early Senate action on the Walsh bill to establish a judge for Montana. The measure aims to speed judicial appointment and clear a backlog in the western district.
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Washington
Riddick
McCormick
Senate
Montana
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