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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1926

Page

6

Colorado slayer hunt widens in San Miguel mountains

Telluride reports a coroner jury finding George Nelson guilty of killing John C. Wolfe and John H. Wolfe at Beaver Mesa. Posses scour western San Miguel county and neighboring towns after Nelson abducted Leonore Wolfe and fled, with authorities offering a $1,000 reward dead or alive and urging state help.

Telluride Colo John C. Wolfe John H. Wolfe Colorado Beaver Mesa George Nelson San Miguel County Leonore Wolfe Nelson Wolfe Jose Wolfe Jose Morley

House Gets Hot Under Collar On Farm Relief

Washington May 10 Heated charges and retorts filled the house during the closing hours of debate on farm relief legislation. Representative Fort of New Jersey sparked fireworks by saying eastern interests would be defeated and western states would block eastern interests, likening it to a British general strike. Debates continued as the Haugen price stabilization bill faced amendment and two substitutes, the Tinder credit plan and the Curtis Aswell commodity marketing proposal, could be offered before final action. Begg of Ohio called the Haugen bill economically unsound and warned of a west revolt against his party if promises to farmers persisted. He urged honesty and defended the tariff as beneficial to agriculture.

Washington House Fort New Jersey Agriculture Committee Curtis-Aswell Begg Ohio

Dodge Brothers Sets Weekly Sales Record in US and Canada

Dodge Brothers reports 10,126 retail new cars and trucks sold in the week ending May 1 across the United States and Canada, a 76 percent year over year gain and a new record. Dealers also held about 26,000 new units in hand with 8,766 signed orders for future delivery.

Dodge Brothers United States Canada

Montana crop outlook favorable after timely rains

Montana officials say early seeding and timely rains have produced a crop outlook as favorable as in past good years. No lasting damage is expected, with moisture aiding spring seeding and soil prep for crops like corn beans and potatoes. Range and livestock prospects are improving as rains enhance feed.

Helena Mont Federal State Departments of Agriculture Montana State Department Department

Old Timer Of Indian Fights Has Birthday

James Chamberlain, age 79, celebrated his birthday at White Sulphur Springs. The veteran recalls early nine ties in Montana as a packmaster at Fort Custer and service under Miles and Howard during the Nez Perce uprisings. He helped pack Chief Joseph’s belongings in 1879 and plans to attend the Custer battlefield reunion in June.

White Sulphur Springs James Chamberlain Charles Andrews Livingston Mr. Chamberlain Montana Fort Custer Mr. Andrews Miles Howard Nez Perce Joseph Chamberlain Custer 7Th Cavalry Big Horns Fort Keough

Spokane Banker Shot On Busy Street In Lenghty Dispute

Spokane May 10 Phineas Saffron shot R Lewis Rutter president of the Spokane and Eastern Trust Co and Western Union Life Insurance Co on a crowded street after foreclosure tensions. Witnesses say Saffron fired from behind as he followed the two officials, pedestrians restrained him until police arrived. He claimed to seek vengeance for perceived wrongs by the trust company.

Spokane R. Lewis Rutter Spokane and Eastern Trust Company Western Union Life Insurance Company Phineas Saffron Saffron Mr. Rutter

Verdi Lumber Mill Fire Destroys Town Buildings in Nevada

A gale 40 to 50 mph fanned flames in Verdi Nevada destroying the Verdi Lumber mill nine homes and the village schoolhouse. Damages amount to about 200 000 dollars with partial insurance coverage. The town escaped wider damage as houses are scattered and business districts remained intact.

Reno Nev Verdi Verdi Lumber Company

Bomb Damages Coast City Church Twice This Year

In Coast City's St Peter and St Paul Catholic Church an explosion damaged the vestibule early Sunday. No injuries reported. police seek religious fanatic suspect. A prior blast on January 30 also damaged the building. Witnesses saw a man flee the area after the 3 a.m. blast. The dynamite device held four or five sticks. Father Trinchieri denounced the act as an insult to church and Catholic faith.

San Francisco St. Peter’s and St. Paul’s Catholic Church Oreste Trinchieri J. Weel

Cable Car Dashes Down San Francisco Hill

A cable car sped four blocks down California Street hill in San Francisco after warnings to lie flat or stay seated. It struck a motor truck and then another car, injuring one woman fatally possibly and about 125 others. The conductor urged passengers to jump to escape harm.

San Francisco California Street

Admiral Stickney Named Federal Commissioner for Sesqui Expo

Rear Admiral H. O. Stickney retired has been appointed by Secretaries Hoover and Kellogg as Federal Commissioner for the Sesqui Centennial International Exposition in Philadelphia from June 1 to December 1. He will direct the United States Government exhibit, the largest ever assembled.

H. O. Stickney Hoover and Kellogg Philadelphia Stickney United States

Salvage Work Starts On Sunken Red Cloud Vessel

Elmer Ellsworth Wenner, active in salvage on the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers, plans raising the Red Cloud sunk north of Jordan Garfield county. Mrs. F D Stevenson of Paradise Valley Arizona claims a share of Osceola cargo wrecked by a hurricane over four decades ago. Wenner has permission to operate on state land and will not yet pursue Osceola salvage.

Miles City Associated Press Elmer Ellsworth Wenner Missouri Yellowstone Jordan Garfield County F. D. Stevenson Paradise Valley Scotsdale Ariz Henry Bohling Chamber of Commerce Yellowstone River Stevenson Wenner Red Cloud

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