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Newspaper

Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1925

Page

7

Warren Nomination for Attorney General Rejected by Senate

The Senate rejected President Coolidge's pick Charles B. Warren for attorney general in a 41 to 39 vote after a tense day of maneuvers led by Senator Walsh and strong opposition from Democratic leaders. Vice President Dawes arrived too late to break the deadlock.

James O’donnell Bennett Chicago Tribune Washington Coolidge Charles B. Warren The United States Senate Dawes Gen. Dawes David A. Reed Pennsylvania Lee Overman North Carolina Warren Overman Senator Reed House Reed President Coolidge Walsh Montana Dempsey Sugar Trust Michigan Jang Bayard Dem. Delp Gurtis Missouri Couzens David Reed Rep. Pa Mr. Overman Walsl Calvin Coolidge Cleveland

Walter Camp Dies In Gotham Hotel Room

Walter Camp founder of modern intercollegiate football died in his hotel room at the Belmont New York from a heart attack. He had come to attend the intercollegiate rules committee meeting and was found by William Roper and W S Langford after failing to respond. The body was taken to New Haven with Walter Camp Jr and the committee members assisting. Tributes from coaches and players followed as the football world mourned the loss of the Yale alumnus and secretary of the rules committee.

New York Walter Camp Belmont Yale Pennsylvania William W. Roper Princeton W. S. Langford Camp Mr. Camp New Haven Conn Walter Camp, Jr Roper Thomas A. Gonzales

New German Election Drama Names Walter Simmons as President

Berlin March 12 Walter Simm ons former foreign affairs minister received the oath as successor to the late President Phert amid German political jockeying. Dr Wilhelm Marx premier of Prussia is named coalition presidential candidate by center and middle parties. Clerical nominees clash with right wing factions over a clerical candidate, eyeing Dr Karl Jarres as rival.

Berlin German Republic Walter Simmons Phert Wilhelm Marx Prussia Elemeal Chancelor Fehrenbach Otto Gessler Bavarian People’s Party Economic Party Dr. Marx Karl Jarres Dr. Mars

City Library Hours Carded by Librarian Oliphant

Mrs. H. J. Oliphant, librarian, announces city library hours. Open daily except Sunday from 2 to 5 p m and 7 to 9 p m.

H. J. Oliphant

Teenager Shoots Self Over Home Drudgery in Cincinnati

In Cincinnati a 14 year old boy, Joe Essex, killed himself at home after a year of grieving for his mother and shouldering family chores. He cooked meals and washed clothes while his father worked. He gathered old books and toys, set them aflame, and told his younger brother he would not need them as he left. The brothers heard a shot and found him fatally wounded.

Cincinnati Joe Essex Pim

New Jap Ambassador Creates New Feeling

President Coolidge received Tsuneo Matsudaira as the new Japanese ambassador and expressed hope for closer U S Japan relations through cooperation and shared goals. Matsudaira recalled Hanihara and cited the Washington arms conference as a positive precedent for his mission.

Washington Japan United States Coolidge Tsuneo Matsudaira Matsudaira Masanao Hanihara Hanihara Tokio Cooliduce

New Arms Limitation Meeting Possible After Protocol

WALLINGTON March 13 Recent developments affecting the league of nations disarmament and security protocol open the way for a new arms limitation conference proposed by the United States. President Coolidge may submit the project to Britain France Italy and Japan while Kellogg advises caution until official advices are received.

Wallington United States Kellone Ena Washington Coolidge London Paris Rome Tokio Sereretary Kellogg Austen Chamberlain Great Britain

Verbal Clash Over Treasury Probe Turns Sharp in Senate

In a heated Senate session on the internal revenue bureau inquiry, Senator Ernst of Kentucky accused Senator Glass of personal bias, while Glass confronted Ernst regarding his remarks. The exchange prompted demands for order as colleagues debated the probe and related communications disappearances cited in Couzens’ statement.

Washington Senate Internal Revenue Bureau Ernst Kentucky Glass Min Robinson Arkansas Virginia Reed Pennsylvania Borah Idaho United States Michigan Couzens Treasury Mellon Prohibition Unit Senator Ernst

Lutheran Church Notices at Sunk ar Fay

On Sunday March 22 1924 Rev A A Holbeck pastor will lead Sunday school at 10 a m and English services at 11 a m. Melville service at 3 p m Y P League at 7 p m Confirmation class meets Saturdays at 10 a m and choir rehearsals Tuesdays at 7 p m.

Lutheran Church A. A. Holbeck Melville

St. Joseph's Church Holds Services on Sundays

St. Joseph's Catholic Church announces services led by Rev. Father Hennessy on the second and fourth Sundays each month, inviting parishioners to attend.

St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Father Hennessy

Congregational Church Sunday School and Sermon Schedule

Congregational Church announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. Rev. Cooley of Absarokee preaches each Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.

Congregational Church Cooley Absarokee

St Mark's Episcopal Rector Schedules Lent Services

St Mark's Episcopal Church announces weekly Lent services led by Rector Rev. J W Hard at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. on Wednesdays during the season.

St. Mark’s Episcopal ‘Church J. W. Hard

Evangelical Church Calendar With N A Eller

Pastor Rev N A Eller leads services at Arcade with Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m C E services at the parsonage each Sunday 7 30 p m and a prayer meeting Friday 7 30 p m.

Evangelical Church N. A. Eller Arcade

Seventh Day Adventists Sabbath School Notice

Elder A J Lockett leads Seventh Day Adventists Sabbath school at 2 p m with service to follow led by Pastor A J Lockett.

Seventh Day Adventists A. J. Lockett

Probate of John T Esp Will In Montana

Notice is given for the probate of the last will of John T Esp deceased in Sweet Grass County Montana. The district court fixed April 7 1925 at 10 a m in Big Timber for proving the will and issuing letters. Jennie Esp petitions for probate and issuance of the appropriate orders.

Sixth Judicial District State of Montana Sweet Grass County John T. Esp Big Timber Sweet Grass Jennie

Court Sets Hearing Date for Estate Contests

A notice indicates the court has set a hearing on an estate matter with Leo J. Rees as Clerk. Any interested person may appear and contest the proceeding. Dates listed include March 12 19 26 and April 2, 1925.

Leo J. Rees

Sheriff sale notice of bank judgment in Sweet Grass County

Citizens State Bank of Big Timber files a 1925 Montana suit against John Morris. Sheriff Ed Brannin to sell at Big Timber court house the described land in sections 12 2 12 and fractional sections 1 3 11 in Township 2 N Range 12 E, including water rights and ditches. Sale scheduled per April 11 1925 decree. public notice appears March 19 26 and April 29 1925.

Citizens State Bank of Big Timber John Morris District Court Sweet Grass County Montana Big Timber County of Sweet Grass State of Montana M. P A. D

Notice to Creditors in Snyder Estate Montana

In the Sixth Judicial District Sweet Grass County notice to creditors of the estate of Harry R. Snyder deceased. Administratrix Mildred Snyder invites claims with proper vouchers within four months after first publication. Mail or deliver to the administratrix at her Big Timber Montana home, dated March 19 1925. J Barbour attorney for administratrix. Pub March 1926 April 29 1925.

District Court Sixth Judicial District State of Montana Sweet Grass Harry R. Snyder Harry BR. Snyder Big Timber Mildred Snyder J. &. Barbour

Notice of Assessment Dry Creek Canal Company

Dry Creek Canal Company a Montana corporation based in Big Timber Sweet Grass county passes an assessment of five dollars per share at a March 2 1925 directors meeting. Payment to J J Lanagan secretary treasurer by April 15 1925 at Big Timber or at Commercial Bank Trust Company. Unpaid shares by April 15 1925 become delinquent and may be sold at public auction on May 11 1925 to cover the delinquent assessment and costs.

Dry Creek Canal Company Montana Big Timber Sweet Grass County J. J. Lanagan Mont Commercial Bank & Trust Company Dry Greek Canal Company

Sheriff Sale Notice for Montana Ranches Co Properties in Sweet Grass

Sheriff Ed Brannin announces a March 21 1925 sale at 2 00 PM at the Big Timber Court House for the Jacob Hoyem estate including Sections 9 15 5 16 and parts of 8 Township 1N Range 16E Montana Principal Meridian with cemetery exclusion and water rights of 305 and 250 inches from Sweet Grass Creek. Also all appurtenances and ditches. Frank Whitsel undersheriff. Publication dates Feb 26 and Mar 12 19 1925.

District Court Sixth Judicial District State of Montana Sweet Grass County Jacob Hoyem Pope Montana Ranches Co Alexander Bittner Mary Bittner Big Timber Sweet Grass Sweet Grass Creek Ed Brannin Frank Whitsel

Notice to creditors in the estate of William M. Hughes

Rosie Hughes executrix of William M. Hughes deceased notifies creditors to present claims with vouchers to her at Grey Cliff Sweet Grass County Montana. The notice is dated March 3 1925 and published March 5 12 19 26 1925 with J E Barbour as attorney.

Foreclosure Suit Against Ray E. Markley In Sweet Grass County

Adolph Eisler sues Ray E. Markley John F. Sinclair Company and D Le Guise Receiver seeking foreclosure of a 1918 mortgage on 320 acres in Sweet Grass County Montana. The complaint seeks judgment to sell the premises, pay sums due 1590 plus interest and costs, and to subordinate all other claims to plaintiff’s mortgage.

Sixth Judicial District State of Montana County of Sweet Grass Adolph Eisler Ray E. Markley John F. Sinclair Company D. le Guise Sweet Grass County Montana Montana Meridian United States Government Coun— Tv Plainti J. E. Rees Clerl

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Be Ote Charles B Warren Gotham Kid Ernst and Glass Y Ryan Whitsel Otesist Sree Grass Ogee William M. Hughes Rosie Hughes Grey Cliff J.E. Barbour Executrix Hurd Rhoades & Hauge Havre Professional Directory J. B. Thompson J. W. Church Masonie A. P. O’leary, M. D Big Timber Hospital DR. D. Claiborn L. W. Baskett Montana Power Co. Block M. W. Bark C. J. Ellingson Motor Inn
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