Boys Fight Over Prong Incident At Company Line
Reported scuffle at a company line involved several workers over a prong dispute. Authorities dispatched to restore order as tensions rose and a temporary halt was ordered to prevent further clashes.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
1
Toole Leg Wounded Fighter Captures and Rides
A letter received by The Pioneer describes Toole's unit at the front with reports of a capture and a rough camp scene. Mention is made of Carl Cross in the sanitary corps and Tom Porter’s battalion, with details on shrapnel wounds and a helmet bullet dent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Bs
Bss Yitersadd
Allin
Oman
Tie
Starent Jones
Missoula Stempaty
Carl Cross
Sanitary Corps
Carl
Tom
Joe Porter
Felaoow
Moore Ranch Passes to Robertson Brothers in Montana Move
Percy Robertson, undersheriff of Livingston, Montana, resigns after 16 years to take over the P. J. Moore ranch at Twodot with his brother G. K. Robertson. The 10 000 acre property holds 5 000 sheep, 300 cattle, 50 horses, and 150 cultivated acres sown in winter wheat. They will operate on a share basis and plan to move by January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston Enterprise
Livingston
Percy Robertson
Twodot
G. K. Robertson
P. J. Moore
Montana
Mr. Robertson
Robertson
Northern Pacific Railroad
A. W. Miles
Twedot
Marshal Foch Holds Armistice Terms for Germany
Laslington November 5 Marshal Foch released the terms of armistice for Germany as the Berlin government signals willingness to accept Wilsons peace principles in a note delivered to Swiss Minister Sulzer. The note is circulating on cables and could reach readers within 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasbington
Marshal Foch
Germany
Reenan Miitary Command
Berlin
Lan‘z
Sulzer
Switzbund
Bes
Wilson
Hurs
Republicans Hit High In Sweet Grass County Election
Voters across Sweet Grass County favored the Republican ticket with 1433 total votes in town and countywide turnout affected by weather and flu. Amid low turnout, politicking and delays marked the day as the party claimed strong support though precincts varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
Grass
le Polly
Qartey
Ammerman
Mitchell
Fort Yellowstone to Pass Into History
Livingston reports the abandonment of Fort Yellowstone in Yellowstone National Park signals the end of a historic western frontier site. Barracks and modern buildings near Mammoth Hot Springs replace ruins on a hilltop fortress once central to Indian battles as park tourism grew. Civilian guards now replace the former garrison as war-time manpower declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Fort Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park
Mammoth Hot Springs
Gardiner Canyon
United States
Revenue Commissioner lifts narcotic refill ban during influenza
Washington order from Daniel C. Roper allows morphine codeine or heroin refills for Spanish influenza patients and related lung illnesses until further notice. Doctors must note instructions on each prescription and pharmacists must date each refill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
Three Hundred Thousand Austrians Captured by Italian Offense
An official Rome dispatch reports that about 300000 Austrian soldiers and at least 6000 guns were captured as the Italian armies advanced since October 24, prior to the armistice at 3 p.m. The Austro Hungarian forces suffered mass withdrawals with 68 divisions knocked out of combat by 5 Italian, 3 British, and 2 French divisions, plus Czecho Slovak units and an American regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rome
Sorders
Armistice Terms for Germany Signed in Paris
Washington reports that terms for an immediate German armistice were completed and signed in Paris by allied and American representatives. Officials say concessions mirror Austria-Hungary’s surrender, with Germany likely to receive the document within 24 hours and a peace or further fighting reply possible soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Paris
Lansing
Versailles
Austria-Hungary
Wilson
New Jersey
United States
Captured German Officer Peddles Coping On War Future
A captured German divisional staff officer says Germany remains unbeaten on the French front and that an armistice bid stemmed from pessimists in the government. He claims the emperor is isolated, Bavarian separatism grows, and war weariness prevails among the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Scheidemann
Prussia
Bavaria
Two Years for Boys After War is Over
General Du Pont says demobilization of American forces in France will take two years after peace. He notes a year of clearing barbed wire and urges strong support for war work agencies as veterans transition to civilian life and education expands across France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
T. Coleman du Pont
Western Front
du Pont
United States
Automatic Coal Order By Fuel Administrator
Helena Montana November 4 An order by State Fuel Administrator M H Gerry Jr places state institutions counties and municipalities on the fuel administration registration list for automatic coal supply. Federal state and county institutions receive priority. the move aims at equitable distribution and prompt coal for those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
M. H. Gerry,Jr
Fuel Administration
Montana
United States Fuel Administration
Gerry
State
Montana Returns Show Walsh Re elected U S Senator
The Associated Press reports Montana results with Walsh defeating Lanstrum by over 4000 votes. Western district Evans leads Linderman by about 2000, while eastern district’s Riddick leads Mitchell by roughly 60 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Associated Press
U. S
Walsh
Lanstrum
Rankin
Congress
Evans
Linderman
Kane
Riddick
Mitchell
The
Supreme Court
Matthews
Cooper
Dennis
Hall
Poland
Porter
Thomas J. Walsh
United States
Dr. O. M. Lanstrum
John M. Evans
Missouri
F. B. Linderman
Carl W. Riddick
Harry B. Mitchell
Governor Urges Aid for Campaign Vigorously
The governor calls for support for a vigorous campaign starting the week of November 11. He urges volunteers and resources to bolster push across districts amid early political mobilization efforts.
National War Fund Campaign Set For Week in Montana
Governor I S Stewart proclaims November 11 to start a one week National War Fund drive in Montana aiming to raise 170 500 000 for war support. Campaign organized by Six Societies with Young Men’s Christian Association Young Women’s Christian Association War Camp Community Service and others. Schools urged to dedicate morning time for Victory Boys and Girls to enlist five thousand youths each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
National War Fund
Big Timber
Stewart
United States
Young Men’s Christian Association
National Catholic War Council
Young Women’s Christian Association
War Camp Community Service
Jewish Welfare Board
American Library Association
Salvation Army
I. S. V.stewart
Montana
Victory Boys’ and Girls’ Organization
Republicans Win House Majority and Senate Unclear
Republicans gain a 16 vote edge in the House while Senate control hinges on three states Michigan New Mexico and Idaho. A Democratic governor governs New York with Smith. Walsh defeats Weeks in Massachusetts. Democrats lose Senate seats in Illinois Missouri Kansas New Hampshire Colorado and Folk loses in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Michigan
New Mexico
Idaho
Marshall
Smith
New York
Walsh
Weeks
Massachusetts
Illinoie
Missouri
Kansas
New Hampshire
Colorado
Folk
Mrs Harvey Cort dies after illness in Big Timber
Mrs Harvey Cort of Big Timber and Sweet Grass county dies after pneumonia. Funeral Monday at the family home with Rev L O Overheim officiating. Interment at Mountain View. She was born in Norway 28 years ago and immigrated in 1906. Survived by husband Harvey Cort, father Thorvald B Simonson, two sisters Sophia Beatty and Marie a youd, and two brothers Sigurd and Thorvald avold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Cort
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Rev. L. O. Overheim
Mountain View
E. J. Mo
Gus Madison
Theodore Thorson
Andrew Thompson
C. D. Pauleon
Sam Jelmelland
Fiekkejord
Norway
Thorvald B. Simonson
Sophia Beatty
Marie Ayoud
Tvo
Sigurd and
Thorvald Avold
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Br Toole
Hi ‘As
Moore Ranch
Robertson Bros
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Austria
Cuansing
Harmony
Italy
Peddles
Alsace-Loraine
Japan
Handa
Bealles
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