Big Timber News Highlights Local Births Visits and Losses
May 24. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thompson of Big Timber. Washington visitors Miss Edna Alen spends summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Alen. New Dodge Brothers sedan bought at the Motor Inn. Duck Creek ladies club hosted by Mrs. J. E. Cameron. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wat Bryan buried at Mountain View. Weekend visit by T. V. Sharp and E. L. Frang. Dallmans return from Wilsall. Ella to join Sweet Grass high next year. Dr L. H. Lintz’s father dies at 76 in Nebraska City. George Harlan injured in a runaway near Boulder ranch. Bankers to meet at Hunters Springs. program includes Higbie address and county report. Old timer George Webster visiting. was Helena resident. once led state dairy dept. Predatory animal contest standings listed. final day Monday. Mrs. W. D. McKenzie and Mrs. D. Claiborn host Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Sell dinner for twelve. Lost two spare tires and rims for Chrysler car, Reed Point. 29-tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. V. Sharp
Big Timber
Helena
E. L. Frang. Dallmans
William Dallman
Wilsall
Ella
Sweet Grass High
Montana Bankers Association
Hunters Springs
D. W. Higbie
Sweet Grass County
Alva L. Lamb
Premier Baldwin Warns Miners and Owners Over Delay
London May 22 Premier Baldwin through his secretary rebukes both miners and mine owners for their inaction stalling the coal dispute. He notes the miners reject wage cuts and longer hours while owners oppose compromise proposals claiming they curb administration freedom and efficiency. The government offers no new steps, awaiting Whit Sunday holidays as tensions simmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baldwin
Coal Commission
Settlement proposals loom as miners warned of lapse
The commission urges adherence to its recommendations while miners face a deadline at month end as the premier signals readiness for fresh settlement ideas. A subsidy of 3,000,000 pounds is included in the proffered terms, though lapsing if no agreement is reached.
Search for Aimee Semple McPherson Continues in Santa Monica
May 24 reports say Los Angeles authorities renew efforts to locate the body of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson, who disappeared while surf bathing at Santa Monica last Tuesday. Sheriff Traeger directs divers toward the end of Lick Pier as officials seek closure amid cemetery ordinance talk and family statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Santa Monica Bay
Aimee Semple McPherson
Santa Monica
William S. Traeger
Los Angeles County
Lick Pier
Bay
Ocean Park
Minnie Kennedy
McPherson
Woman's Heart Like the Moon Always Changing
A Punch quote notes that a woman's heart mirrors the moon with constant change yet remains governed by a man.
Four Pen Men Duck And All Meet Death
Four prisoners at Tucker state farm in Arkansas were shot and killed by two trusty guards during a jailbreak attempt. Will Bishey alias Jack Wade John Birchfield Benny Gasey and Boyd Jewell, all connected to life terms, died as guards fired after the men signaled for escape while en route to a hospital. Superintendent Dee Horton said the break was the twelfth by the group in a year and that they operated with the "hard gang."
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Pine Bluffs
Ark
State Farm
Tucker
Will Bishey
Jack Wade
John Birchfield
Benny Gasey
Boyd Jewell
Dee Horton
Horton
Livingston Woman Dies After Jump From Train
The Livingston woman identified as Mrs. Cora Rhodes Masden died Thursday night after stepping onto tracks and being struck by train number 3 following a jump from train number 4. Abatement proceedings were started on her home for alleged liquor purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Rhodes Masden
Livingston
Tragic Train Collision Beliefs Surrounding Woman’s Death
Police theorize a woman stood upright on the tracks after jumping from a train. Her right arm is broken badly, chest caved in, ribs missing, and skull fractured. It is believed she remained on the track and was struck by a second train after the impact.
Well Known Day Agent In Trouble At Butte
Complainant says Mullen claimed to be a state enforcement officer. Information charging destruction of property lists Jack Cabry Paddy Brown Thomas Kelly John Doe Gleason J J Bourquin James White and John Doe Dwyer at 5 South Wyoming Street. Another complaint names Mrs Antoneette Sumane with Mrs St George, owner of the liquor, occupying the South Oklahoma house from which goods were barreled and destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen
Drew
Jack Cabry
Paddy Brown
Thomas Kelly
John Doe Gleason
J. J. Bourquin
James White
John Doe Dwyer
South
Wyoming Street
Antoneette Sumane
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Ed Thompson
Cof
Birge Brammer
Lennep
J. C. Hines
Mrs. Brammer
Washington
Edna Alen
Mrs
P. S. Alen
Nils Iverson
Dodge Brothers
Motor Inn
Duck Creek
J. E. Cameron
Wat Bryan
Mountain View
L. H. Lintz
Nebraska City
Neb
Dr. Lintz
George Harlan
Bridger Creek
Cort Hotel
Boulder
Lee Smoot
Mr. Harlan
George Webster
Ralph Berry
State Food and Dairy Department
Jack Fielde
Lonnie Bryan
Sells
W. D .McKenzie
Losi
Chrysler Car
C. M. Hart
Reed Point
Georgette
Chicago
New York
Cheney
the Fair Store
Homes of Comfort Lumber and Building Materials
Anu
C. Miller Co
Sar Old
Livingston Woman
Butte
Star Brand
BALL
Stetson
Gordon
Dollar Athletic Union
Keystone
J. S. Solberg
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