Red Cross to Lead Five State Tornado Relief Push
The American Red Cross will begin rehabilitation across five states in the tornado district. Henry M. Baker says aid will replace homes and clothing but not investment losses. local offices will run county units with surveys to identify needs and fund-based deficits will be covered as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Frankfort
Jil
American Red Cross
Henry M. Baker
Baker
F. F E. Burleson
Franklin County
Red Cross
Cave Enunty
War Department
McVey
Carbondale Rotary Club
Murphysboro
Carbondale
Chamber of Commerce
Murphysboroboro
McLeansboro
Gaira
Ilinois
Iadland
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Dancing Party for Basketball Boys at Caulkins Residence
Last Tuesday night Miss Jessica Caulkins hosted a party at the Caulkins home in honor of the Sweet Grass basketball team. Dancing ran from 9:00 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. A 12 o'clock supper was served as blue and white decor brightened the rooms. Mrs. Caulkins received high praise for the well-planned event and dance programs tied to key games. Attendees included coaches, players, and local residents such as Clarence Caulkins Edith Campbell Jessica Gaulkins Hilda Wein Violet Carter Julia Jarrett Ken Traver Emma Heem Lena Beles Frances Still Ardath Goosey Alice Ullman Mary Brownlee Alice Hart Ellen Rein Helen Grum Fas Busha Harry Dugro Raymond Wagner Raymond Lyon Douglass Goosey Lloyd Rein Harry Thompson Raymond Hoem Lately Lyon Pete Exeland Nels Strand Malcolm Goosey Yule Rees Adolph Still Horatio Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caulkins
Jessica Caulkins
Sweet Grass
J. 13
Hinds
Clarence Caulkins
Edith Campbell
Jessica Gaulkins
Hilda Wein
Violet Carter
Julia Jarrett
Ken Traver
Emma Heem
Lena Beles
Frances Still
Ardath Goosey
Alice Ullman
Mary Brownlee
Alice Hart
Ellen Rein
Helen Grum
Fas Busha
Harry Dugro
Raymond Wagner
Raymond Lyon
Douglass Goosey
Lloyd Rein
Harry Thompson
Raymond Hoem
Lately Lyon
Pete Exeland
Nels Strand
Malcolm Goosey
Yule Rees
Adolph Still
Horatio Lyon
Former Foreman for Smith Bros. Dies at 80
Robert H. Nevils, 80, longtime Musselshell County resident near Wilsall, died Sunday at 2:30 PM. He worked as a foreman for Smith Brothers for about five years before ranching in Shields Valley. Survived by brother Thomas Nevils of Wilsall and sister Mrs. Mary A. Crundwell of Winnipeg. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at the Episcopal church with Rev. W. Friend Day officiating. interment Mountain View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston Enterprise
Robert H. Nevils
Wilsall
Banker Mortuary
Nevils
Montana
Musselshell County
Shields Valley
Smith Brothers Company
Thomas Nevils
Mary A. Crundwell
Winnipeg
Canada
Episcopal Church
Great Falls Wins Big Prize in Montana Music Meet
Great Falls captured sweepstake honors with the highest points total at the state interscholastic music week ending today. Standings list Great Falls 122, Butte 60, Missoula 22, Moore 84, Kalispell 14, Livingston 13, Bozeman 13, Hardin 8, Dillon 6, Shelby 6, Miles City 6, Lewistown 4, Seabey 3. Officers elected include Miss Eleanor Tenner of Butte vice president and Arthur Apple of Bozeman won clarinet solo. Glara Udine and others of Great Falls led girls quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Great Falls
Missoula
Moore
Kalispell
Livingston
Bozeman
Hardin
Dillon
Shelby
Miles City
Lewistown
Seabey
Eleanor Tenner
Oscar Baker
Scabey
Hazel Nitehey
June Fhey
Arthur Apple
Harry Huffman
Elwyn Metzel
Glara Udine
Wilma Tippett
Margaret Albright
Helen Conovert
Helen Wickes
Margaret Kellogg
Margaret Price
Dot Severy
Velma Lavell
Norma Isinger
Alma Spurren
Emma Jean James
Charles Stack
Great Walls
Three Forks Fire Destroys Block in Business District
A full block in Three Forks Montana burned this morning causing about 100000 dollars in losses. The fire started behind Anderson's soft drink parlor at 5 40 and spread fast due to a 60 mile gale. Fire officials and volunteers saved nearby structures including the Sacajawea hotel as sparks caused multiple blazes. State fire marshal W G Brooks arrived to investigate the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Mont
Three Forks
Anderson
Sacajawea
W. G. Brooks
Helena
Mrs Lee Warren of Carney Dies at Warren Ranch
Mrs. Kathryn Warren 38, wife of Lee Warren druggist and rancher, died at the Warren Ranch eight miles west of Big Timber on the Yellowstone Trail after a six month cancer illness. She had been treated in St Vincent's hospital and at Billings home, survived by her husband and two children Buddie and Harriet, and by sisters Miss Nellie McCarthy and others. The body is being sent to Billings for funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Warren Ranch
Mr. Warren
Nellie McCarthy
Great Falls
Rush Templeton
Thermopolis
Wyo
Warren
J. E. McCarthy
State University At
Missoula
Mrs. Warren
Will of Senator W A Clark Filed for Probate at Butte
The will of former Senator William A Clark was filed for probate in Butte district court. It is sealed until April 6 and lists executors Charles W Clark W A Clark Jr Mary C Brabant Catherine J Norris and Annie E Clark. Beneficiaries include Mrs Anna E Clark widow sons Wy A Clark Jr and several named relatives and institutions with estates likely exceeding 10 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
William A. Clark
District Court
Charles W. Clark
W. A. Clark
Mary C. Brabant
Annie E. Clark
Commercial Trust of
New Jersey
Jersey City
Grand Lodge
Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons of
Montana
Deer Lodge Lodge
A. F P
A. M. Af
Deer Lodges
Paul Clark
Butles Young Women’s Christian Association of
Los Angeles
William A. Clark, Jr
Clarkdale
Yapavai County
Arizona
Elizabeth E. Bazeal
Tos Angeles
Ela Clark Newell
Los
Easter Ball Planned by Big Timber Woman's Club
The Big Timber Woman's Club schedules its annual Easter ball for April 12 at the Masonic hall. President Mrs. G. A. Loasby announces committees for music, reception, advertising, decoration, and refreshments, naming numerous club members and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Big Timber Woman's Club
Masonic Hall
G. A. Loasby
Mesdames
Frank Chase
D. V. Higbie
Dorman Kellogg
C. A. Caulkins
Paul L. van Cleve, Sr
Will case ends with probate for Helena widow
Dr. C W Mahaffay of Helena lost in lower court but the Montana Supreme Court ruled Mrs Mary W Mahaffays will is probatable. The decision notes a husband may still pursue his rights though the will grants administration provisions and executor appointment. The district court of Lewis and Clark County is affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
C. W. Mahaffay
Helena
Supreme Court of
State of Montana
District Court of
Lewis and Clark County
Livingston Welcomes New National Park Bank Vice President
N A Telyea recently elected as vice president of National Park Bank of Livingston arrived from Sioux Falls South Dakota to assume duties. He has over 15 years in Montana banking mostly at Billings. His wife plans to join him in Livingston within a month as they prepare for permanent relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston Enterprise
N. A. Telyea
National Park Bank of Livingston
Livingston
South Dakota
Billings
National Park Bank
Telyea
Dakota Institution
Teapot Dome Hearing Nearing End of Rope
In Cheyenne on March 25 defense lawyer Martin W. Littleton closed the oil reserve lease trial arguing no evidence proves illegality or fraud in the Sin clair-Mammoth lease. He blamed Congress for opening navy lands to drilling and said the June 4 1920 act made Teapot Dome exploitable, urging that the case rests on good faith for national defense and conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Teapot
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
Martin W. Littleton
Littleton
Congress
Wilson
Teapot Home
Naval Reserve
Teapot Dome
Senate
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Court of Equity
Mr. Littleton
J. K. Robison
Navy Engineering
H. Foster Bain
A. W. Ambrose
United States Bureau of Mines
Defense
Secretary of the Interior
Albert B. Fall
Sinclair’s Company
Woodlock Appointed to I C C Despite Senate Hold
President Coolidge names Thomas F. Woodlock of New York to succeed Mark W. Potter on the Interstate Commerce Commission after Potter resigns. Democrats Harris and Fletcher pledge to oppose confirmation citing southern representation, signaling a likely fight in the next Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Thomas F. Woodlock
New York
Mark W. Potter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Harris
Georgia
Fletcher
Florida
South
Woodlock
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Warren
Sargent
Murderer Of Mother Now Faces Trial
Dorothy Ellingson 16 who shot her mother Anna Ellingson January 13 will stand trial before Superior Judge Harold Louderback on a murder charge in San Francisco. Police say she admitted a love for nightlife and named cafe orchestra youths as companions. Experts’ reports cite an irresistible impulse as a factor. no death penalty due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Dorothy Ellingson
Anna Ellingson
Harold Louderback
California
Mrs Dana J Arnold Interred at Mountain View
Mrs Florence Helen Coulter Arnold widow of D J Arnold of Gibson died Thursday night after a long illness. Burial was Sunday at Mountain View cemetery beside her husband. Service at St. Mark's Episcopal Church. Pallbearers named. Born in Ohio, 77, married in Helena in 1883. Survives include two sisters and a niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Helen Coulter Arnold
D. J. Arnold
Gibson
Warm Springs
Mountain View Cemetery
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
J. W. Hard
C. T. Busha
A. Whitney
J. S. Solberg
A. H. Arneson
Lew Webb
Sarah E. Futhk
Kalispell
Mont
Mary E. Graham
Beresford
S. D
George T. Kirkwood
Big Timber
National Wool Exchange organized in Helena
The National Wool Exchange completed its organization in Helena Mont with plans to take over the National Wool Warehouse and Storage company. It will operate in Montana Wyoming Utah Idaho South Dakota and Iowa with a Boston principal office and Chicago branch. Directors include W W Haley Matt Staff John Carmody and others.
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Helena
Mont
National Wool Exchange
Matt Staff
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
South Dakota
Iowa
Boston
Chicago
W. W. Haley
Rawins
Wyo
John Carmody
Lander
Alex Healey
Worland
James H. Lemmon
Morristown
John Etchart
Glasgow
Henry Sieb
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Smith Bros. Is Dead
Lee Warren
Carney
Ranch
Henrietta Hirth
New York City
Anne Harrington
James H. Anderson
Broadway
N. Y
Harry H. St. Clair
New York Kindergarten Association
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Corcoran, Gallery of Art
Washington, D. C
State of
Templeman
Fred J. Furman
Sidney Lanner
Clark Law
J. H. Anderson
Clark
James A. MacDonald
Flushing
Ella Drehen
Edward L. Blackman
Brooklyn
A. L. Phillips
Harvey Coit
James Nepstad
Milton H. Perry
Tess Shaver
T. K. Baker
Floyd Bailey
Ceryl V. O'Leary
A. Still
G. H., Howard
Horace S. Davis
Alice Haderli
Agnes Lane
Mollie Sparrow
Frank Henry
J. W. Church
C. A. Bishop
J. E. Cameron
F. R. Hickman
Jake Magelssen
E. R. Patterson
J. W. Davis
Cleveland Wallace
Dr. Mahaffay
W. P
Sinclair
Dana J. Arnold
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