Chamberlin and Levine Reach German Soil in Endurance Flight
Berlin observers report the Bellanca Columbia forced to land near Eisleben then at Klinge as delays and fuel issues hindered the New York to Berlin flight. Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine, awaiting repairs, plan to reach Tempelhofer field and meet officials and the American ambassador.
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Berlin
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charlies A. Levine
Kottbus
New York
Columbia
Tempelhofer Field
Paris
le Bourget
St. Louis
Europe
Chamberlin
Levine
Eisleben
Kluge
Lufthansa
Tempelhofer
Charles A. Levine
von Hindburg
Coolidge
Marx
Washington
Baron Maltzan
Mr. Levine
German Aero Club
Jacob Gould Schurman
Elisleben
Bellanca
Chamberlain
Roosevelt Field
Magdelburg
London
Klinge
Selvng
Charles Levine
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
Boulogne
Charles Lindbergh
Bert Acosta
Woman Kills Two Children and Ends Her Life Near Absher Refinery
Shelby reports death by poison or drowning of Lulu Busler 34 and her daughters Sarah 8 and Betty Lee 6 months at a shallow pool east of the Absher refinery. Coroner links domestic trouble to the act. Busler had recently joined her husband, an oil camp operator, after earlier divorce talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Lulu Buster
Sarah
Betty Lee
Absher
J. W. Willimason
Toole
Basler
Roy Basler
Ferdiganl
Tom Anderson
Toole County
Emma Garrett
Polson
Buster
Lake County
Garrett
Ail Camps
Busler
Ferdig
Oilmont
Died Anaconda cleric Rev Father A R Coopman
Rev Father A R Coopman of St Pauls Anaconda and Montana's dean died in St Ann's hospital Anaconda at 10 30 PM Thursday He had served Montana churches since 1888 and led St Pauls parish to growth and charity He was born Belgium April 21 1863 ordained 1888 and came to Montana September 13 of that year He built churches and supported parish finances across several towns and remained active through illness
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Livingston Enterprise
Father Coopman
St.Paul's Church
Anaconda
Montana
St. Ann’s Hospital
St. Mary’s Catholic
Livingston
St. Peter's
Redlodge
Billings
Belgium
American College
Louvain
United States
Helena
Custer
Dawson
St. Peter's Church
St. Paul’s
St Paul's
St. Paul's
Old Helena Pioneer Dies At Age 88
John Larson a longtime Helena and Marysville resident and county official dies at his Marysville home at age 88. Born in Denmark June 14 183% he came to America in 1863 and Montana in 1864. He worked in mining and contracting then served 12 years as county commissioner. He is survived by his widow Catherine and two children Zenge Larson and Annie Nachotka.
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Helena
John Larson
Montana
Marysville
Mr. Larson
Denmark
America
Deer Lodge
Bald Butte
Penobscot
Ile
Catherine W. Constance
Fastings, Minn
Larson
Evergreen Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ottawa Lodge
Ottawa Lodge No
Annie C. Nachotka
Evanston
Roundup to End Wyoming Wild Horses Likely This Summer
A roundup near Thermopolis, Wyoming, begins July 18 and is seen as the start of ending wild horse populations under the new law. The operation aims to reduce range crowding by selling or slaughtering horses that bring only 22 to 1 dollars each.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Wyoming
Roundup of Wild Cayuses Slated East of Big Horn River
In Hot Springs county east of the Big Horn river horse round up will occur with wranglers driving wild cayuses to Copper mountain corrals near Wind River canyon. The event aims to attract tourists and practical costs will be covered by this undertaking.
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Hot Springs
Big Horn River
Copper Mountain
Wind River Canyon
Mexico's First Lady Dies In Los Angeles
Senora Natalia Calles wife of Mexican President Calles died in a Los Angeles hospital at 3 20 p m after a major operation and heart attack. She had come two weeks earlier for her daughter's wedding in Nogales Arizona and entered the California Lutheran hospital for observation amid serious abdominal problems.
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Los Angeles
Senora Natalia Calles
President Calles
Mexico
Senora Calles
Senorita Ernestina
Thomas Arnold Robinson
New York
Nogales
Ariz
California Clutheran Hospital
Lindbergh To Return Home On U S S Memphis
Paris reports Captain Charles Lindbergh will depart aboard the U S S Memphis for an Atlantic crossing with his Spirit of St Louis aircraft stowed aboard. He left Le Bourget for Cherbourg earlier today and faced fog on the hop from Kenley to England.
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le Bourget
Paris
Cherbourgh
Lindbergh
Au Revoir
Cherbourg
Memphis
Charles Lindbergh
Atlantic
U. S. S. Memphis
St. Louis
England
Kenley Air Field
Lympne
Alias summons Foreclosure actions in Sweet Grass County
In the Sixth Judicial District Court Montana Sweet Grass County Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheekbank sues Cassius M Laubach Hattie E Laubach and others to foreclose on a 1917 mortgage encumbering government lots in Section 34 Township 2 north Range 12 east and related water rights 1400 dollars note plus taxes and costs and invites default judgment. A separate alias summons lists Caleb T Jones Mattie L Jones Frank J Jones Lydia M Alexander Joseph Hailey Bernice Bailey Whitman and W J Hannah administrator in a separate mortgage action on 160 acres Section 26 Township 3 north Range 15 east.
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Sixth Judicial District
Montana
Sweet Grass
Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheekbank
North American Shortgage Company
State of
Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheckbank
North American Mortgage Company
Caleb T. Jones
Mattie L. Jones
Frank J. Jones
Lydia M. Alexander
Joseph Hailey
Bernice Bailey Whitman
W. J. Hannah
Edward C. Jones
Joseph Bailey
Montana Principal Meridian
Attonneys
Foreclosure Summons in Sweet Grass Montana Case
The State of Montana issues a summons to defendants including George H. Ragan and Gertrude Ragan and others in a foreclosure action over a mortgage dated January 21 1920 to Associated Mortgage Investors Inc. The South Half of the Northeast Quarter and North Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 22 Town 2 North Range 15 East contain 160 acres more or less in Sweet Grass County Montana. The case seeks payment of 1000 plus interest and costs with 10 percent interest from December 1 1925. Proceedings dated May 28 1927 in Big Timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Ragan
Gertrude Ragan
Sweet Grass Abstract
State of
Montana
George TH. Ragan
Associated Mortgage Investors, Inc
Associated .Mortgage Investors, Inc
Suil
Sweet Grass
Notice of Forfeiture to Co-Owners in Mining Claim
EE. F. DYSLE publishes notice to Harry Hall and Jane Doe Hall of Absarokee Montana that $300 worth of labor was spent on the Liberty lode mining claim in Sweet Grass County for 1923 1925 and 1926 to hold the claim. If co owners do not contribute within ninety days from publication the interest may be forfeited to the subscriber under Section 2324 RS US. Public notice dates May 19 1927 to August 25 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hall
Jane Doe Hall
Absarokee
Montana
Liberty, Lode
Rouwkder
Sweet Grass County
United States
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Old Germany
Doubhett
Continental Oil Station
Chandler
Bryan's
C. J. Ellingson
Motor Inn
J. J. Gallagher
A R. Coopman
Old Helena
Cassius M. Laubach
C. M. Laubach
Hattie E. Laubach
Ange 12
Montana Meridian
Hattie KE. Laubach
J. E. Rees
George Y. Patten
Bozeman
District Court
Ins
County of Sweet Glass
Rockford Trust Company
Plaintiy
Chas. W. Campbell
Big Timber
Pub
Professional Directory
R. H. Wiedman
Masonic Temple
Bigtimber
J. W. Church
Osteopathic Physician Masonic Building
Big Timber, Mont
A. P. O'Leary
Offee Big Timber Hospital
DR. D. Claiborn
L. W. Baskett
Montana Fower Co
Black Big Timber
M W. Barr
Gilbert Gudmanson
James H. Wick
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