Calvin Coolidge Begins Fourth Year as President
Washington dispatch reports Calvin Coolidge calmly assumed the presidency for four more years in a brief inaugural ceremony. Charles G. Dawes won the vice presidency amid sweeping changes and a blunt critique of Senate rules. The event drew a record radio audience as Coolidge renewed his oath and pledged government frugality, while Dawes shocked the Senate with procedural moves.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
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Dawes
Senate
East Plaza
Mr. Coolidge
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Vermont
Harding
United States
America
Local Boy Scouts In Livingston Jamboree
Twenty three Boy Scouts from Livingston were driven to Livingston Saturday by Sam Strand. The event featured a signal test by Scout Master Evans, with the first prize going to the troop delivering it to the mayor. Troop Six won. A jamboree was held at the high school gymnasium with the Big Timber troop winning for neatness and appearance. Attendees from Livingston included Clifford Hoem and many others. Prof. Skarda accompanied the party.
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Boy Scouts of America
Livingston
Sam Strand
Evans
Fivingston
Big Timber
Clifford Hoem
Owen Loftsgaarden
Dial Mooney
Dean Lowry
Clarence Toftsgaarden
Arnold Sleveland
Arnold Warp
John Wright
Henry McCauley
Charles Uhl
Lee Skillman
Kenneth Todd
James Bourne
Milton Bryan
Arley Pierce
Russell Fahlgren
Norman Fahlgren
Jack McDonald
Louis Steensland
Waldamore Steensland
Ray Becken
Tommy Zellers
Orie Qstenson
Prof
Skarda
Comstock
Ross Winans
Richard Neitzel
Troop Seven
Main Street
Glen Freeman
Wilsall
Keith Botterud
Escoe Cramer
Cliff Hoem
William Morrison
First Games Slow In Tournament Opening Night
Bozeman March 4 Montana state college hosts the fourteenth annual basketball tournament. Thompson Falls defeats Manhattan in a close struggle while Stulfe shines against Polson, advancing 35 to 10. Beaverhead tops an unspecified foe 32 to 0 as Worden of Butte and Yale of Beaverhead provide bright spots.
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Montana
State College
Hite
Thompson Falls
Worden
Butte
Yale
Beaverhead
Aged Livingston Woman Jane Ballinger Dies at 98
Mrs. Jane Ballinger mother of Mrs. Frank Henry and Mrs. E. H. Talcott of Livingston died Sunday in Livingston at age 98 years 16 days. Private services will be held today. She and her husband moved from Illinois in 1880 and settled ten miles south of Livingston. Survived by son Joe Ballinger of Idaho and daughters Mrs. W. S. Davidson Mrs. J. M. Hamilton of Bozeman and Miss Brunette Ballinger of Livingston, long county official and court stenographer.
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Jane Ballinger
Frank Henry
E. H. Talcott
Livingston
Yellowstone Valley
Ilinois
Joe Ballinger
Idaho
W. S. Davidson
J. M. Hamilton
Boze
Boy Scouts of Big Timber Win City Meet Cup
The Livingston Bay Scouts, troop seven, earned the silver cup for the highest meet points at the wind a city contests judged by Eagle Scouts William Weber and Albert White. Troop six took second, Big Timber and Wilsall tied for third. over 100 Bay participants attended at the high school gym.
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Livingston Enterprise
Livingston Bay
Livingston
Big Timber
Wilsall
Park
Sweet Grass
William Weber
Albert White
Floyd Hahein
Big Timber Fights Hardin In Tight Narrow Loss
The Hardin quint edged Big Timber 16 to 15 in a nerve racking game on the local floor. Rev R E Albright refereed. after the game fans danced until 11 o clock. Hardin rode an 18th win in 22 games while Big Timber aimed to avenge a prior 21 17 defeat.
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Hardin
Tribune-Herald
Big Timber
Hardin High Quints
Sheridan
Wyo
Wyoming
Billings
Timber
Hardin Boys
Hardinquint
Ross
Rev. R. E. Albright
George Hoffman Dies While Working for Wood
George Hoffman a Melville resident for several years expired suddenly about noon yesterday while he and William Allen were gathering wood above the old George Cook homestead Mr Allen notified Hoffman of noon and Hoffman sank dead Allen summoned help and Hoffman died The remains were taken to Patterson chapel awaiting word from a son in Illinois He was 60 years old and left a wife and two sons in Melville plus a son in Illinois.
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George Hoffman
Melville
William Allen
George Cook
Mr. Allen
Mr. Hoffman
Hoffman
Patterson Chapel
Illinois
Iinois
Rankin attends Montana printing contract hearing
Wellington D. Rankin, former Montana attorney general and supreme court justice, appeared before the county commissioners regarding a printing contract. The meeting featured Rankin representing multiple interests including the Sweet Grass News and Pioneer, described as engaging and personable by the Pioneer.
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Wellington D. Rankin
Helena
Montana
Supreme Court
Charles H. Cooper
Board of
County Commissioners
Rankin
Sweet Grass News
News
Pioneer
District Court Term Yields Few Notable Actions
Judge Miller from Livingston presided Tuesday and handled ex parte matters. A motion to quash summons in J. Elvidge versus Ed Martin and others was sustained. Citizens State Bank obtained two default judgments against John B. Morris for mortgage foreclosure and personal account. The fifth annual accounting of the administrator of Joe Widdicombe estate was signed, and the final account of the W. P. Franklin estate was approved. The will of William M. Hughes of Grey Club was admitted to probate with authenticity proven by Nora Duncan, Rosie Hughes, O. A. Nepstad, and W. J. Knapp.
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Miller
Livingston
District Court
J. Elvidge
Ed Martin
Citizens State Bank
John B. Morris
Joe Widdicombe
W. P. Franklin
William M. Hughes
Grey Club
Nora Duncan
Rosie Hughes
O. A. Nepstad
W. J. Knapp
Volmo Realty Co Organized With Big Timber Branches
The Volmo Realty Co was organized at Livingston on Monday with branches at Big Timber and Gibson and links to several eastern connections. It lists Hon Fred L Gibson A F Volberding D V Highie Horace Davis E J Mo and Frank Rogers as principals. The company will handle lands farms ranches city property mines oil leases and live stock with strong Montana backing.
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Volmo Realty Co
Livingston
Big Timber
Gibson
Fred L. Gibson
Montana
A. F. Volberding
Monida Trust Co
D. V. Highie
Frank Rogers
Senator William A Clark Dies at 86 in New York
William Andrews Clark former U S senator from Montana died at his New York home due to pneumonia. He was a mining magnate and philanthropist whose career spanned Idaho Montana and the west, with stakes from Jerome Arizona to France and New York.
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William Andrews Clark
United States
Montana
Heinze
Daly and Clark
Bannack
Idaho
Connellsville
Missouri
Colorado
Clark
State of
Society of Montana Pioneers
Great West
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Senate
Clark, Heinze
Daly
Mining Law of America
Mexico
France
United Verde
Jerome
Arizona
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Butte
Horse Prairie
Salt Lake
Missoula
Walla Walla
Washington
Young Clark
Mount Pleasant
Iowa) University
Plains
South Park
Central City
Glark
Tle
Bulfe
Big Timber Hosts Windup of Masonic Meeting
Big Timber residents gathered for the windup of the large Masonic meeting in Livingston. Four candidates B F Henry F R Hickman Clyde E Davis and A Still completed the 32nd degree. County Attorney Horace S Davis spoke at a post meeting banquet for the town delegation.
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Big Timber
Livingston Sturday
B. F. Henry
F. R. Hickman
Clyde E. Davis
Horace S. Davis
Biz Timber
J. E. Cameron
Percy G. Webb
R. §. Jarrett
John Ek
Nelson
Rev C W Seville Seeks Health In Montana Visit
Rev C W Seville has returned from the south and will stay in Big Timber for an indefinite period to regain health using mineral waters and Montana air. He aims to found an orphans home and a home for disabled Lutheran pastors and expects to support such work from Texas investment income in a major gasoline company.
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C. W. Seville
Montana
Seville
Texas
Sammy Hosford Remembered as Livingston Pioneer Judge
The first Livingston police judge Sammy Hosford, a longtime police and justice court figure, was buried aged 71. His eccentric yet honest nature shaped early Livingston law. one notable case involved a 17 year old accused of stealing shoes, who received a light sentence of 75 dollars fine and 90 days in jail.
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Sammy
Hosford
Livingston
Justice Court
O. P. Templeton
The
Pioneer
Temp
Merchant's
Jim Malloy
Erickson appoints three to old administration posts
Helena February 28 Governor Erickson with senate consent filled three appointive posts. H A Bolton of Helena becomes superintendent of the Warm Springs state hospital. A H Bowman of Hardin named commissioner of agriculture. I M Brandford of Rowan appointed registrar of state lands.
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Erickson
Senate
H. A. Bolton
State Hospital For the
Warm Springs
A. H. Bowman
Hardin
I. M. Brandford
Rowan
Bolton
State Hospital
United States Veterans Hospital
Bowman
Montana
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18Th Assembly
H. J. MacGregor
Chateau County
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