Gateway Gilty band: Livingston’s proud brass tradition
The Gateway Gilty band stands as a storied Livingston musical institution tracing back to Hans Brunslow Louis Hansen and Herb Van Horne. Early gigs at Lamp's beer garden built a regional reputation and the band flourished with Joe Brooks becoming lead cornetist and later director. The Northern Pacific shops and city support sustained a state wide acclaimed ensemble.
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Gateway Gilty Band
Livingston
Hans Brunslow
Louis Hansen
Herbert
D. P. van Horne
Brunslow
Louis Hausen
Lamp’s Beer Garden
H Street
Herb van Horne
Joe Brooks
Timberline
Harr
Aldridge
Livingston Band
Hansen
Hoyle
Gateway City Band
Northern Pacific Shops
Legal death to be declared for missing Bert Crandall
After eight years the case of E B Bert Crandall who vanished at his city home on May 28 1917 will be used to establish his death in court. Sheriff Lyons recovered gear from the Dilson barn and the Connolly home held his watch and three dollars. The body recovered in the Yellowstone river near Columbus is believed to be Crandall. The estate will be distributed once death is legally established.
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E. B
Bert) Crandall
Crandall
The
Pioneer
E. B. Crandall
Bert” Crandall
Sheriff’s Office
Bert Crandall
Louis Beley
Burlington
Grand Hotel
D. H. Marsh
Jessie F. Connolly
Sheriff Lyons
Yellowstone
Dilson
Connolly
Columbus
Jyons
Chris Magelssen
Ohio
Glacier National Opens For Sixthteen Tourist Season
Glacier National park in Montana opens its sixteenth tourist season under optimistic notes. The park has expanded capacity with hotels and chalets to lodge 500 more visitors daily than in 1924. Auto stages and saddle horse outfits boosting services aim to handle a large influx over the next three months.
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Glacier Park
Mont
Glacier National Park
Rocky Mountain
Uncle Sam
Automobile Stage
Park Saddle Horse Companies
Park
Roe Emery
Supt. Noffsinger
The
Park Saddle Horse Company
Everett man dies after freight fall near Louisville
Andrew Mallette, 26, of Everett Massachusetts, died in St. Peter's hospital after falling under a Northern Pacific freight near Louisville. He was picked up by a Helena bound crew four to five hours after the accident and underwent an amputation of the left leg. An inquest will not be held and the body remains at Flaherty Kohler's chapel.
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Livingston
Andrew Malette
Everett
Mass
Northern Pacific
Helena
Massachusetts
Andrew Mallette
Summers Street
St. Peter's Hospital
Louisville
Mallerie
Welock
Mallette
Bullitte
Flaherty & Kohler
Tragic Rockport Train Wreck Kills Twenty Nine in New Jersey
Hackettstown, N J June 16 Twenty nine persons are dead and sixty are in hospitals after a Delaware Lackawanna & Western emigrant train plunged in Rockport New Jersey earth slide disaster. Engineer Fred Lewis fireman Carl Haen and Conductor died. 182 passengers were aboard. Rescue workers aided the injured as bodies were recovered from the wreckage and morgues in Hackettstown Easton and other towns.
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Hackettstown
N. J
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway
Rockport
Fred Lomis
Jacob Scanlon
Easton
Fred Lewis
Scranton
Carl Haen
Helen Wagner
Martin Hendig
Frank Bendich
Mary Crick
Edward Braunner
Duncan
Dover
Phillipsburg
Morristown
Easton Hospital
Cochrane
Big Timber Delegates Set for State Fire Meet
Big Timber volunteers Guy Skillman Ben Uhl and Mrs. Uhl will depart tomorrow for the state firemen convention in Whitefish after a stop in Bozeman and a lunch in Butte. They carry 20 folders promoting Big Timber and inviting the 1926 convention to be held there.
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Big Timber
Guy F. Skillman
Ben Uhl
Kansas City Jurors Acquit Man in Hatfield Murder
William H. Arnold was acquitted of murder in the November slaying of detective Tawrence Hatfield near Grandview Missouri. The jury deliberated under an hour after Arnold testified his wife confessed and then rode with Hatfield as he shot the detective. The state had charged conspiracy. Mrs Arnold faces dismissal of her murder charge.
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Kansas City
William H. Arnold
Tawrence Hatfield
Here
Hatfield
Arnold
Grandview
Dentist Admits Wife Murder In Los Angeles Case
Los Angeles June 13 The district attorney announced dentist Thomas W Young confessed to killing his wife Grace Young a wealthy society matron missing since February He said the body was located and officers rushed to the Kingsley Drive home Grace Young widow of Patrick Grogan olive king once administratrix of a 1 000 000 estate Her son Charles Patrick Grogan is heir The case followed a guardianship dispute over young Grogan and the widow later married Dr Young.
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Los Angeles
Calif
District Attorney
Thomas W. Young
Grace Young
Kingsley Drive
Patrick Grogan
Olive King
Charles Patrick Grogan
District Attorney’s Office
Young Grogan
Dr. Young
Funeral for Julius Kruttschnitt in New Orleans
Julius Kruttschnitt former head of the Southern Pacific dies in New York at 71 after a minor operation. Funeral services will be held in New Orleans where he was born with his body to be returned from New York. He recently relinquished the chairmanship of Southern Pacific after 12 years as leader and 48 years with the Harriman system.
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New York
Julius Keattschnitt
Southern Pacific System
New Orleans
Pennsylvania Railroad
Presbyterian Hospital
Wruttschnitt
Harriman
Western Telephone
Kruttschnitt
Southern Pacific
Harriman Lines
Seattle Lawyer And Butte Judge Warring Over Cases
United States District Attorney Thomas P. Revelle said he would defer liquor and narcotics prosecutions until Judge Bourquin leaves the Montana judge assisting local courts. Earlier Revelle moved to dismiss liquor charges against Mona Moss Helen Moss Walter Moss and Charlotte B Carlson. A narcotic charge against Low Yuen was continued. Revelle cited Bourquin’s lack of sympathy toward enforcement of liquor and narcotics laws and said he did not want to challenge or court controversy by asking him to try such cases.
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Seattle
Bourquin
Montana
United States
Thomas P. Revelle
Revelle
Mona
Helen
Walter Moss
Charlotte B Carlson
Low Yuen
Amundsen relief vessel sails away from Boston
Boston dispatch reports the Arctic expedition of Lieut. Com. Donald B. MacMillan sailing from Charleston aboard the Peary bound for Wiscasset Maine and then to north Arctic regions. The Bowdoin joins for exploration with plans to survey, study life and weather, using air planes to speed work.
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Boston
Donald B. MacMllan
Navy Yard
Charleston
Peary
Wiscasset
Maine
Bowdoin
MacMillan
Arctic Circle
Navy
Amundsen
North Pole
Etah
Greenland
Governor Fuller
Theodore D. Robinson
Mayor Curley
Hemisphere
Alaska
Fliesmere Island
Grantland
Baffin Island
Labrador
Radio eye lets observers see distant moving objects
Washington officials tested a new radio based device by C Francis Jenkins that lets observers see moving objects miles away. A rotating radio eye and reflected flashes create motion pictures on a screen at a naval station witnessed by Secretary Wilbur and other officials.
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Washington
C. Francis Jenkins
Wilbur
George M. Bursess
Bureau of Standards
Mondell Urges Voters to Press for Tax Reform
Frank W. Mondell former Republican leader of the house and 1924 GOP convention chairman told the Hamilton Club that tax reduction has overshadowed reform since the war and urged voters to influence policy to correct evils He warned that high surcharges drive capital from industry and that excise taxes deter wealth investment and growth in the tax system.
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Chicago
Frank W. Mondell
House
Hamilton Club
Mondell
Stanford Stone Dies. Loco Engineers Head
Warren Stanford Stone labor leader and head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers died in Cleveland at age given from Bright's disease after a hospital stay. Funeral planned for Monday. Oberlin College to confer Doctor of Arts next day. He declined political offers and cabinet posts. He had led the union since a triennial convention last June.
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Cleveland
Stanford Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Bright
Mr. Stone
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Stone
Brotherhood
New York
The
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Hobo Traveler
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Yellowstone River
Boulder River
Northern
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Yellowstone National Park
Butte
Warring
Explorer
Nova Scotia
Donald B. MacMillan
National Geographic Society
Richard E. Byrd
Winchester
Secretary of the Navy
Sydney
N. S
Cape Hubbard
Axel Heiberg
Frank Mondell
Warren Stanford Stone
Locomotive Engineers
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