Hefferlin Banker Dies in Livingston Shocked Community
Senator Charles S Hefferlin a longtime Livingston builder and business leader died after a two week illness. Hefferlin served six years as county commissioner and financed roads and blocks including the Hef ferlin opera house built in 1892. Born February 3 1857 in Easton Kansas he built numerous structures and held railway posts before settling in Livingston. Continued on Page Seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Europe
Mer. Hefferlin
J. Cowan
Senator Hefferlin
Livingston
Heffertin
Hefferlin
Hefferlin Opera House
West
Holly
Montana
Charles S. Hefferlin
Easton
Leavenworth County
Kansas
Martin Heerlin
Locaine
France
Ohio
Martin A. Hefferlin
Wreandotte
Kas
Wygoddle
Wyandotte
Shiel
Nausas Pacific Railway
Oat Ellis
Denver
Northern Pacific Railway
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Obituary for Local Resident in Sweet Grass County
The article memorials a resident who died recently in Sweet Grass county. It notes burial with a funeral mass led by Father Brebon, mentions pallbearers and mourners, and lists surviving relatives including sisters in Chicago and someone named Cook, with ties to Denver and Colorado. The piece reflects local remembrance and tenure in the community.
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Koats
Magny Wrertas
Father Brebon
Gallagher
Wetterny
Chicago
Jobin Cook
Hones Witten
Colorado
Cook
Boulviene
Witten
Del
Cook & Wo
FP. Oa
Sweet Grass County
Senator Myers Wins Praise of Merchants
The Retail Merchants Association of Montana closed with extra resolutions and officer elections. The body lauded Senator Henry L. Myers as he retires and opposed trading stamps. Officers named: O. F. Tate Glasgow president. W. J. Akam Livingston first VP. F. S. Todd Billings second VP. Norman N. Thisted Great Falls third VP. O. L. Brackman Helena treasurer. H. M. Schnell Kalispell secretary.
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Boulder
Mont
Retail Merchants Association of Montana
Billings
Deer Ledge
Anaconda
Senate
Henry L. Myers
Montana
O. F. Tate
Glasgow
W. J. Akam
Livingston
F. S. Todd
Norman N. Thisted
Great Falls
O. L. Brackman
Helena
H. M. Schnell
Kalispell
Federal Judge Replaces Ian in Conley Case
Testimony unfolds as Thome Warden Frank and Keeley defend actions around the Valston ranch sale. Ford disputes Stewart claims. Rasch joins defense. Keeley estimates land value at sixty dollars per acre before buildings, noting Conley’s name as safeguard.
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Ian
Conley
S.C. Ford
Keeley
Ford
C. BS Nolan
J. F. O’'Connor
W. D. Rankin
O'Connor
Garl Rasch
Helena
Nolan
Rankin
S. V. Stewart
Keanne
Railway Heads Fail To Meet Labor Board
Chicago Great Western Railroad refused to appear before the United States Railroad Labor Board and stated it would continue contracting railroad shop work. The board heard contract dispute charges from the shop crafts and maintenance of way unions, but no answer was filed by the road.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Chicago Great Western Railroad
State Jockey Kills Reno Racing Judge
Leon Wing racing secretary and judge at the Reno race meeting was fatally shot by jockey Archie Zeigler who then killed himself. Wing, famed western racing official and San Francisco newspaper man, died instantly. Zeigler died hours later. Zeigler fired five shots, three hit Wing.
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Reno
Leon Wing
Archie Zeigler
Zeigler
Wing
West
San Francisco
North Dakota Returns Favor McCumber and Nestos in Primary
Early returns from North Dakota's statewide primary show Porter J. McCumber leading the Republican senatorial race by about two to one and R. A. Nestos ahead for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Counts come from major cities and rural areas with anticipated shifts as more precincts report.
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Fargo
N. D
Porter J. McCumber
United States
North Dakota
Senate Finance Committee
R. A. Nestos
B. F. Baker
Grand Forks
Minot
McCumber
Frazier
McHarg
Nestos
Baker
Stegner
Republican Army Reseiged in Dublin Central Four Courts
Dublin June 28 Michael Collins moved against Rory O Connor's insurgents in central Dublin at the Four Courts. An ultimatum failed and Free State forces used armored cars and motor lorries to strike back as heavy fire raged from dawn to night. Artillery, mortars and machine guns supported the assault. walls of the building were breached without a direct assault on the fortress.
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Dublin
Michael Collins
Irish Free State
Rory O’connor
Four Courts
Free State
Paroled convict killed after running gun battle in Montana
J. J. Smith a 44 year old murderer and paroled convict from Montana state prison was shot and killed Tuesday evening eight miles west of Glacier Park station after a running gun fight with Glacier County deputy sheriffs. He had been sought for two weeks in connection with a boxcar robbery near Cut Bank and fired on officers while using a companion for cover. He was killed during a final pursuit in timber and brush.
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Great Falls
J. J. Smith
Montana State
Glacier County
Glacier Park Station
The
Tribune
Smith
Cut Bank
Glacier Park
Three Aviation Cadets Killed in Brookfield Plane Crash
SSN ANTONN Tex June 23 three aviation cadets died when an airplane they had just risen in at Brookfield fell 200 feet and burned. The victims include Wabberen Barrell of Philadelphia the pilot killed instantly Wipien Co Mercy of Nashville and George C Thempeen of West Philadelphia.
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SSN
Antonn
Tex
Brookfeld
Wabhérén Barrell
Philadelphia
Wipien’ Co. Mercy, A
Nashville
George C. Thempeen
West
Priladebabd
President to Meet Coal Men Saturday
White House invitations go out for a meeting this Saturday with leaders of striking miners and coal operators from both the bi tuminous and anthracite fields. John K. Lewis of the United Mine Workers accepted on behalf of the union after a personal interview. The call signals a renewed effort to resolve the industrial deadlock that has persisted since August 1.
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Washington
White House
United States
Harding
John K. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ageil 1
Baker Will Probated In District Court
The will of George W. Baker, a Boulder valley pioneer, drawn Nov 7 1910 by Arthur G. Hatch, has been probated in the county district court. Emma B. Baker is executrix for life with all property to her. upon death one fourth goes to Ralph Baker Mabel B. McConnell Pearl B. Bruffey and Edna B. Prather or their issue, else to surviving heirs.
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George W. Baker
Boulder Valley
District Court
Arthur G. Hatch
Emma B. Baker
Ralph Baker
Mabel B. McConnell
Pearl B. Bruffey
Edna B. Prather
Edna B. Campbell
Mine Men Blown to Atoms in Dynamite Disaster
KNOXVILLE TENN June 27 Nine mine men were blown to atoms two sustained serious injuries and seven other workers escaped unharmed in a dynamite explosion at a Knoxville area mine. Rescue teams rushed to the scene and authorities opened an investigation into the cause and safety protocols.
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Knoxville
Tena
Helena Lawyer Col Cornelius Nolan Dies After Operation
Col Cornelius B Nolan of Helena dies at Murray hospital in Butte after an operation for intestinal gangrene begun Thursday. Attending physicians and family were with him. Nolan, born in 1855 in Ireland, had a long career that included law practice and public service.
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Murray Hospital
Hutte
C. B. Nolan
Helena
TF. C. Witherspoon
Missoula
Col. Nolan
Nolan
Genevieve Walsh Gudger
Senator Walsh
Washington
Col
Cornelius B. Nolan
County Limerick
Ireland
Bernard Nolan
Catherine Hickey Nolan
Harold McCormick Plans Libel Suit Over Graft Report
Harold F. McCormick head of International Harvester's executive committee announced a libel suit against newspapers that reported he bought another man's gland to graft into his body. He also cited telephone tapping invasion of his bedroom and trespass as additional counts. The statement follows his hospitalization for an operation three weeks earlier.
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Chicago
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Mr. McCormick
Irish policy defended as vote on police and Ulster
The Irish policy debate produced a 342 to 75 confidence vote in favor of the government. Churchill warned Ulster coercion would trigger British action while Lloyd George urged the provisional government to assert authority and govern. Home Secretary Shortt noted police protection withdrawals faced no dissent.
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London
Frederick Banbury
Ireland
Field Marshal Wilson
Winston Spencer Churchill
Ulster
Lloyd George
Shortt
Men Escape Herrin Mine Massacre Tell of Outrage
Refugees who ran the gauntlet of bullets near Herrin arrived in Chicago to testify for the Southern Illinois Coal Company. Attacked miners and sympathizers pursued fugitives. wounded Vernon Wilson described crossing barbed wire and hiding in fields before reaching safety.
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Herrin
Chicago
Hil
Southern Illinois Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
Williamson
Fred Macey
Hervin
Vernon Wilson
Battle
Creek
Mich
Follette J. Bull
Bull, Lytton & Olsen
Southern
Mipois Coal. Company
Willcounty
Ball
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Anstan
Les
T ‘ Vaialde
Sanad’s
Lawdads
Myers
Dane
Frank
Bismarck
America
Cornelius
Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Academy
Thomas Platt
Tracey
John D. Rockefeller
Academy
Allegheny
St. Louis
Robert B. Foster
Harold McCormick
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