Funeral of Happy Jack Aldrich Held Saturday
Funeral services for E. E. Happy Jack Aldrich were conducted at Patterson chapel with Rev. N A Eller presiding. Pallbearers included C T Busha Sol J Craft G A Leasby John Schmidlikofer Matt Michels and H O Kellogg. Interment followed at Mountain View as mourners from Boulder and the city filled the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E
Happy Jack) Aldrich
Pioneer
Patterson Chapel
N. A. Eller
Evangelical Church In
Signa Bailey
Ceryl V. O'Leary
C. T. Busha
Sol J. Craft
G. A. Leasby
John Schmidlikofer
Matt Michels
H. 0. Kellogg
Two Claimants After Presidency of M.S. F.
In Helena Montana a canvassing board chosen by President Stephen Ely declared him elected as head of the Montana State Federation of Labor, while a prior board had counted William Blewett of Butter as president until Ely’s challenge. The dispute centers on dues arrears and board authority affecting union votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Montana State Federation of Labor
Stephen Ely
Coal Miners
William Blewett
Butter
Ely
United Mine Workers of
Long Distance Travel Will Be Cut 40 Hours
New York reports a plan to reduce trans continental travel by 40 hours through day air travel and night train journeys. The scheme, backed by the department of commerce and several railways, envisions a New York to San Francisco run in about 52 hours with segments by train and air across Chicago Cheyenne Ogden and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Commerce
William P. MacCracken, Jr
W H Donald Takes Over Hereford Herd
Hereford breeder W H Donald of Melville Montana has assumed ownership of the entire registered Hereford cattle herd belonging to Wallis Huidekoper of Two Dot. The purchase includes top line bred Anxiety 4th calves and notable bulls Bright Stanway 2d and Gay Boy 20th, firms associated with the old Guidgell Simpson stock. Major Huidekoper will continue in cattle but focus on producing and marketing his market topping western sires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL. Donald
Melville
Mont
Wallis Huidekoper
Major Huidekoper
Guidgell & Simpson
Independence
Bright Stanway
Gay Boy
E. M. Cassady & Son
Whiting
Iowa
Huidckoper
Sweet Grass closes football season with Park game
The 1927 Sweet Grass football season ends Saturday at home against Park High. Coach Sterling Sears has boosted team cohesion as Sweet Grass seeks a season finale upset after a series of improved performances including a 14-0 win over Roundup and a 26-0 loss to Livingston early in the year.
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Sweet Grass
Livingston
Big Timber
Park
Blue
White
Roundup
Klein
Bozeman
Harlowton
Harlow
Sterling Sears
Judge Miller Cleans Up Dead Matters on Court Calendar
Livingston judge H J Miller cleared several items from the court calendar on Tuesday disposing of matters and entering judgments. Jury decisions hinge on December or January terms with Park county set to begin November 14. Various estates petitions, pensions, and civil actions were dismissed, stricken, settled, or set for trial with rulings on demurrers and defendants’ responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Miller
Livingston
Park County
Herschel
Marshall Wells Co
Jevora Moulton
Gemalia Aalgaard
McCaull-Webster Elevator Co
McGreevey
Oscar Sandell
Irvin H. Miller
Ed Brannin
C. Valgamore
Wallis Huidekoper
L. R. Daems
Arthaed Land Co
Christine Fusselman
John D. Holmgren
Bearcreek Mine Fire Destroys Tipple, $50,000 Loss
Bear Creek Coal Mining company suffered the destruction of its tipple in a Tuesday morning fire near Bearcreek. General manager T. E. Frasure said the blaze, begun around 3 o'clock, caused about 50 000 dollars in damages, partly insured. Operations will pause until a new tipple is built.
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Bearcreek
Bear Creek Coal Mining Company
Here
T. E. Frasure
Frasure
Senator Walsh Silent About His Candidacy
Senator Walsh of Montana returned to the capitol and said he had not discussed a presidential bid. He supported prohibition and believed party differences could be resolved on prohibition, while noting it is too early to discuss the June national convention or enter any state primaries.
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Washington
Walsh
Montana
Railway Trainmen Seek Seven and One-Half Percent Increase
The brotherhoods of railroad trainmen will file tomorrow for a seven and one half percent wage increase with western railroads. The current agreement expires March 1, 1928, and wage negotiations will aim to conclude before then. Last year workers east and south of the Mississippi won 7 percent. western request earlier faced denial and arbitration.
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Cleveland
Brotherhoods of Railroad
Mississippi River
W. G. Lee
Western Railroads
Lee
Mississippi
Inheritance Tax In Clark Estate Filed
District Judge J. J. Lynch fixed the Montana inheritance tax in the W. A. Clark estate at 1 745189.09 with 2 379820.67 unpaid. The Montana market value is 46 552 222.05 while nonstate value is 2 475 079.30. total gross 249 028 311.35, funeral debts and admin expenses 22 543 955.34, Montana deduction 2 406 845.14.
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Butte
J. J. Lynch
W. A. Clark
Montana
Mistrial Declared Over Conduct of One Juror in Naval Trial
In Washington on November 2 a mistrial was granted in the criminal conspiracy case of Albert B. Fall and Harry F. Sinclair. Juror Edward J. Kidwell was singled out as having discussed the case and spoken of obtaining a car, prompting affidavits and a pause in the proceedings. The judge reserved judgment, with a new trial likely in January and a grand jury to review juror conduct further.
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Washington
Albert &. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Edward J. Kidwell
Kidwell
Frederick
Siddons
Burns Agency
Justice Siddons
Mir
Burns Detective Agency
New York City
Special Government Oil
Teapot Dome
A. Mason Day
Sinclair Exploration Company
Donald Woodward
Woodward & Lothrop
Burns
Chambe
Since
Albert B. Fall
Frederick L. Siddons
Neesary
District of Columbia Supreme
Sinclair OD conspiracy trial halted as grand jury probes tampering
The Sinclair OD conspiracy trial paused as a grand jury opened an inquiry into possible jury tampering. The investigation centers on material gathered by government agents during a raid on an apartment in Wardman Park hotel housing operatives.
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Washington
Sinclair OD
Senate
Wardman Park
American incomes peak with record 1926 living standard
The Bureau of Internal Revenue reports 1926 U S income near 90.1 billion dollars for 117 million people up 43 percent since 1921. Per capita income rose to _1637, and prices were not higher, signaling the highest standard of living in any country.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
United States
Supreme Court Sets Rule for Auto Travelers at Rail Crossings
The Supreme Court ruled that automobilists crossing railroad tracks must stop and look if unsure a train is near. Justice Holmes stated drivers go to a place where they could be killed if a train arrives before clearing the track, and they must not rely on hearing signals. The decision applies to all courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Nathan Goodman
Whitfield
Ohio
Justice Holmes
Fourth Conviction Is Excuse For Life Term
Frederic Palm 29, imprisoned for life in Michigan as a fourth offender for illegal possession of a pint of liquor, gains support from Louis A. Culliver after Palm’s counsel seeks repeal or modification of the eighteenth amendment. Palm’s prior felonies include two counts of carrying liquor and one for raising currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hatsing
Mich
Frederic Palm
Louis A. Culliver
National Constitution Liberty League of America
Yalm
Culliver
Lansing
Montana Tops Nation in Good Business Areas for Second Month
Montana again leads the nation in good business area coverage per Nation's Business, with Arizona second. The report notes Montana's extensive retail, wholesale strength and similar trends across crop sectors, while comparing current conditions to 1926.
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Montana
Washington
Frank Greene
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
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W. F. Mcleod
Charles Cottle
Boulder Valley
Happy Jack
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Thomas T. Prather
John Chapman
Meyer & Chapman
Red Lodge
Mr. McLeod
Harney Valley
Charles Cattle
Aldrich
William H. Prewitt
Hubble
Fappy Jack
Flowerree & Lowry
Mr. Prewitt
John T. Murphy
Lake Basin Countrys
M.S. F
W. H. Donald
Hereford Herd
Park High
IK. E
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Dutton School
al McCombhb
Senator Walsh
Clark
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