Satisfactory Arrangements Made for Him To Make Good the Amount Due
Oliver A. Boyd tied to a Big Timber horse dealing scheme. arrests in Red Lodge and Billings followed by an agreement to rustle horses in Wyoming to cover a 2500 shortage. Partner Skillman to recover remaining horses in Carbon county. Separate accident details note Mr Andrews injured by plow lever, then treated at Columbus hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver A. Boyd
H. J. Koozer
Guy F. Skillman
Red Lodge
Bear Creek
Carbon County
Billings
Wyoming
Mr. Skillman
Oliver Boyd
Bearcreek
Talgo
H. G. Lyons
Sweet Grass County
Boyd
Larson
Bridger
Burlington
Gebo
Lyons
Big Timber
Mr. Andrews
Miss Brown
Mr. Andrew
Columbus
Note to Berlin Accepts German Submarine Policy Change
Secretary Lansing cabled Ambassador Gerard to Berlin with formal notice that the United States accepts Germany's abandonment of its former submarine policy. Washington demands Germany respect U.S. neutral rights on the seas and rejects any condition linking those rights to conduct of other nations, replying to Germany's last note about naval decisions amid the British blockade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lansing
Gerard
Berlin
United States
Germany
Reed Point Man Leonard Andrews Injured in Tractor Crash
Leonard Andrews of Reed Point was injured last Wednesday afternoon while driving his gas tractor on the county road near Miss Lena Brown's farm about ten miles north of Reed Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Point
Lena Brown
Big Work-Story Wool Clip Finds a Market
Bozeman May 6 A contract for delivery of a quarter to more of a million pounds of wool was closed with Story and Work Sheep company of Bozeman. The wool will be shipped directly to eastern mills from towns including Toston Bozeman Chestnut and Springdale. The firm formed by T B Story and L P Work has grown in a year and owns extensive holdings across Broadwater Gallatin Park and Sweet Grass counties and runs a modern sheep operation in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Story & Work Sheep Company
Toston
Chestnut
Springdale
T. B. Story
L. P. Work
Broadwater
Gallatin
Park
Sweet Grass
West
Railway Park Looms Up In the Distance
The Railway park near Big Timber advances as soil is moved to form the new city park. Water from Livingston is hooked up for lawn use, and local workers survey progress while the Woman's club is urged to plant seeds and begin planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway
Big Timber
Johnson
Water Department
Livingston
Ragan
Woman’s Club
American Troops Rout Villa Followers Near Ojo Azules
Field headquarters report Major Robert L. Howze led 300 Eleventh cavalry to surprise and rout a larger Villista force at Ojo Azules 17 miles south of Cusi huirachic. Forty two Mexicans killed, others wounded. no American casualties. The victory boosts military morale as Howze continues pursuit of the Villa band under Cruz Dominguez and Julio Acosta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namiquipa
Eleventh Cavalry
Ojo-Azules
Cusihuirachic
Robert L. Howze
Cruz Dominguez
Julio Acosta
Seventy Days for Former Chief in Disturbing the Peace
W. B. Kelly, ex police chief, pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace before Justice Shipton on Monday and received 70 days in county jail. Policeman Irvine testified he received calls from the Kelly home and was urged to do nothing when he reached the residence. Saturday night he followed up by swearing to a complaint and presenting it to Sheriff Lyons for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Kelly
Shipton
Irvine
Kelly
Lyons
German Note Quarrel Prompts U S Hopeful Tone
Washington reports Germany’s note may be acceptable if the official text matches earlier dispatches. President Wilson and cabinet review the message noting concessions to neutral rights and limits on submarine warfare, while blaming Britain for violations and urging adherence to international law. New orders to submariners are cited as evidence of potential cooperation and a path to restoring freedom of the seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
United States
Wilson
Berlin
Great Britain
Republicans Pleased With Primary Results In Montana
Helena paper reports official primary figures showing Wilson at 18 008. Roosevelt 4 256. Hughes 569. Root 137. Ford 184. Bryan 87. La Follette 63. Dixon trailing Burlingame for delegate. Roosevelt support weaker than expected despite league efforts. Poll turnout about 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Wilson
Roosevelt
Hughes
Root
Henry Ford
Ford
Bryan
R. M. LaFollette
Champ Clark
L. Y. Sherman
Fairbanks
Taft
Leonard Wood & Burton
Borah
Esterbrook
McCall
Joseph M. Dixon
Weeks
W. A. Smith
Martin Brumbaugh
C. E. Dupont
Albert Beveridge
John D. Rockefeller
O. F. Goddard
John D
J. M. Dixon
Bill Brennan
Large Stock Imports by Settlers in Montana April
April brought 499 homeseekers to Montana with 4 032 head of cattle and 2 261 horses. From Jan 1 to May 1, 1 947 livestock importations occurred, mostly by settlers, totaling 8 701 horses and 11 543 cattle, plus 150 clinic shipments.
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Montana
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Washington
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Illinois
Canada
Missouri
Wyoming
Oregon
Colorado
Kansas
Ohio
Indiana
Arkansas
Idaho
Michigan
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Utah
Montana Record - Herald
W. J. Butler
Edwards for the Senate endorsed in Prairie County meeting
Prairie County Republicans massed in Forsythe endorsing State Senator J E Edwards for the United States Senate. A Prairie County Republican club was formed with the slogan Edwards for the senate. The gathering, led by County Chairman Clark, welcomed former progressives back to the party as Edwards urged unity for national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Prairie County
J. E. Edwards
Forsythe
United States
Prairie County Republican Club
Edwards
Senate
Republican
Clark
Villista Bandits Raid Glenn Springs Texas Invasion
Alpine Tex May 7 Villista bandits crossed the Rio Grande and swept 15 miles inland raiding Glenn Springs. Nine cavalrymen of Troop A 14th Cavalry defended a mud adobe. three troopers and a 10 year old boy were killed, two wounded, one missing. Bandits fled toward Coahuila as a Marathon posse pursues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphine
Tex
Rio Grande
Glenn Springs
Troop A
14Th Cavalry
Coahuila
Mexico
J. Deemer
J. Birch
Frank Defree
Defree
Villa
New Cafe Happy Oliver Opens Silver Moon Nearby
Oliver, long running the McLeod street lunch wagon, now runs the Silver Moon, an up to date cafe adjoining Solberg clothing store. Fitted with booths and full service, it opened Wednesday with a good start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
McLeod Street
Silver Moon
Solberg
Patriotism drives $1900 Fourth celebration fund in Big Timber
Elmer Mo and Johnny Cameron lead a Friday subscription drive for a two day Fourth of July event. By evening, locals pledged over $1,900 with wide participation from business houses and individuals, including Sweet Grass county, city firms, banks, and numerous residents. Plans include flying machines or balloon ascents, carni val attractions, and nightly festivities on July 4 and 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Mo
Johnny Cameron
EB. J. Mo
St. Paul
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber
H. F. Oliver
Mo & Douglas
Witten & Cook
J. McCambridge
Budweiser Law
State Fair Aviator Falls In Long Island Crash
Montana State Fair aviator De Lloyd Thompson, famed for height and speed records, crashed a Sloan military tractor at Hempstead Long Island, nearly severing his right leg and injuring his face and skull. He may never fly again. Thompson, cousin of Hodgens, had earlier toured Montana with Oldfield and later at the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Record-Herald
de Lloyd Thompson
Montana
Ralph
James Hodgens
Butte
Barney Oldfield
Missoula
Helena
Thompson
Sloan
Henry W. Blakeley
Blakeley
Hall Scott
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Leonard Andrews
Gen. Villa
Rld Guard
Eddie Booth
Goddard
Fishbeck
MacKenzie
Havre
Burlingame
Dixon
Villista
Texas
Charles W. Campbell
F. M. Lamp
J. E. Barbour
Bryan Bros
Dr. L. H. Lintz
G. W. Kauffman
H. C. Pound
H. F. Whitsel
S. P. Harvey
W. J. Knapp
E. C. Pingle
Ben Bradford
D. V. Higbie
W. R. Curtis
J. E. Rees
C. T. Busha
L. G. Wood
George Zeigler
Lee Crest
Jack Fielde
Victor Roth
L. P. Anderson
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