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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1932

Page

2

Daisy DeVoe Must Serve Jail Term For Grand Theft

Former secretary Daisy I. DeVoe to complete 18 month jail sentence after California second district court of appeals denies her request for a new trial on the grand theft conviction from actress Clara Bow.

Los Angeles Daisy I. DeVoe Clara Bow Second District Court of Appeals Miss Bow

Kalispell Wins Scholarship and Vocational Cups at Bozeman Meet

Kalispell high school led in the state high school week events at Bozeman winning both the scholarship sweepstakes and vocational contests. Kenneth Haugen Whitefish won a four year university scholarship with 477.2 points while Marybelle Peterson Chateau and Lawrence Larson Kalispell earned silver and bronze medals respectively. Other honors were awarded to students from Bridger Deer Lodge Miles City and Whitefish in subjects including Physics Typewriting English Latin and more.

Bozeman Kalispell High School Kalispell Miles City Great Falls Kenneth Haugen Whitefish University of Montana Marybelle Peterson Chateau Lawrence Larson R. R. Keene State College Sarah Jennings Donald Scharff Three Forks Ruth Adams Bridger Vernetta Koegler Betty Herndon White Sulphur Springs Marian Brown Deer Lodge Josephine Cebull Klein Betty Magnuson Felow Bertha Keenny Townsend Jacqueline Aiey Helen Fensyi Chester Grace Macvey Helen Lepley

Pal of Roosevelt Dies in California

James F. Shea a 76 year old North Dakota pioneer and for 12 years Fargo marshal died in San Diego after a long illness He was a companion of Theodore Roosevelt in the Black Hills in 1904 and shared a brief notable early life link with the former president

San Diego Calif James F. Shea North Dakota Fargo N. D Theodore Roosevelt Black Hills

Bruening Urges Global Unity to Face World Crisis

German Chancellor Heinrich Bruening in Geneva appealed for nations to cooperate amid the world crisis after a tense arms conference debate. He urged Franco German cooperation and insisted Germany seeks equality of armament rights and a just peace.

Geneva Germany France Heinrich Bruening Bruening Charles Dumont Naval Commission Japan Baron von Rheinbaden Dumont von Rheinbaden Dumon von Rheinbach

Huey Long Quits Committees After Attacking Robinson

Louisiana's Huey Long assails Senator Robinson's leadership over wealth redistribution plans and resigns from Senate committees. Robinson rebukes Long as the clash ends with conciliatory tones and a call for a leadership conference.

Huey Long Robinson

Five Japanese Officials Hurt in Shanghai Bomb Blast

Y Kawa bata president of the Shanghai Japanese Residents association died after a bomb exploded at Hongkew on Friday injuring four other top Japanese officials in China. Police identified the assailant as Yin Kicsu a Korean revolutionary from Manchuria.

Shanghai Y. Kawabata

Dusting Off The Old Ones The Piegan Massacre Recalled

The article profiles Tom H. La Forge uncle of Alvin La Forge of Glasston, detailing his service with Baker forces during the 1870 Piegan punitive expedition and his maiming by a Piegan bullet. It recalls battle memories, including the Big Hole fight, and quotes La Forge on Indian warfare and ethics, with a note that the story continues next week.

Billings Gazette The Pioneer Tom H. la Forge Alvin la Forge Glasston la Forge Baker Fort Ellis Fort Shaw Washington Good Heart

Items From Eighteen Years Ago In Gibson And Big Timber

O C Wogan of Gibson and Knut Anderson visited the city. The Scandinavian American bank opened for business. G B Pope reported 18 cent per pound sale of his sheep clip. H C Pound issued a marriage license for Harold Branne and Kristmas Loviet. Calvin L Brown died in Helena. Jerome G Locke resigned as surveyor general of Montana to manage Livingston papers. Hugh McKay reported lambing averages near 101 percent on 1,064 ewes. G B Long visited from Grey Cliff. Nick Curtis leased the Jarrett House. Doris Knoke of Glasston injured by a horse kick. Yellowstone Stores Co manager started housekeeping in Iver Hoyem residence. Grand hotel clerks changed shifts. J E Baumgardner’s family moved into Tintinger house. Mail contract Big Timber to Melville awarded to Floyd West for 1914 1680 per year. Stout recommended Augusta Sheridan for postmistress. senate confirmation anticipated.

H. C. Pound Harold Branne Kristmas Loviet Big Timber C. A. Caulkins New York Calvin L. Brown Helena Montana Jerome G. Locke Livingston Hugh McKay Sweet Grass County Boulder Jerome Pemberton Ranch Frank Webber W. P. Cutter Nick Curtis Jarrett House Doris Frank Knoke Glasston Manager Davis Yellowstone Stores Co Iver Hoyem Grand Hotel Harold Colvin Rex Benedict J. E. Baumgardner E. R. Patterson & Co N. J. Tintinger House Postal Department Melville Floyd West J. O. Cady West Associated Press Washington Stout Augusta C. Sheridan Senate Roosevelt Taft

Deranged Woman Kills Policeman in Los Angeles Siege

Ella May Thompson, 26, shot Patrolman Paul Donath during a siege at her home in Los Angeles. After firing at officers with a pistol and tearing gas forcing their retreat, she died as police moved in. A crowd gathered as the standoff ended with her exit and fatal clash.

Los Angeles Calif Ella May Thompson Paul Donath J. W. Baldwin Luther Alger Thompson Baldwin Donatd Percy D Gunby

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sweet Grass Stockgrowers Association W. H. Donald Pres Grant Bishir Lecy K. Rennebaum Frank Clouse Bailey Hardware J. J. Gallagher Bear Creek Coal R.A. Traver John Froelich Mont Fryer Creek Carl Seyforth Pullman, Mich Burnett Ranch Tom Dooley Springdale J. J. Lacklen Wilma Wilson Sweet Grass Stock Growers Association Hunters Hot Springs C. J. Ellingson Motor Inn Daisy DeVoe C. V. Mosier Boulder Road Payne Templeton Pal California Louisiana Arkansan Long Finance Committee Democratic Party Republican Party House Baruch Rockefeller White House Copeland Democrat Yoshinori Shirakawa Kenkichi Ugeda Kichisaburo Nomura Thomas H. LA Forge O. C. Wogan of Gibson City Knut Anderson Peter M. Kieth Busteed Scandinavian American Bank G. B. Pope G. B. Long Grey Cliff
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