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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
1
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Unclear report describes scattered fires across Pine and nearby areas with crews fighting outbreaks. Officials warn flames may spread to other buildings as weather shifts and containment efforts continue.
New Brunswick New Jersey October 3 County Prosecutor Striker said an exhumation order for Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and choir leader Mrs Eleanor Mills has been signed The body will be moved to the Kings County hospital morgue for autopsy by New Jersey and New York pathologists The search continues at the Phillips farm for the weapon used in the murder Mrs Hall widow of the slain pastor receives many letters of condolence and abuse daily
The governor announced the appointment of Mrs. Felton widow of the late Senator Watson to fill the U.S. Senate seat. Born June 10 1835 in DeKalb Georgia she was a leading figure in temperance suffrage and civic groups including Daughters of the American Revolution Colonial Dames and Atlanta Women’s Club.
Senator William E Borah Republican of Idaho urged recognizing the Soviet government of Russia, saying the move would bring great benefit and little risk. He spoke in Pocatello on a trip home to Boise noting the Far Eastern situation appears temporarily settled. He said he plans campaign activity and would back the direct primary legislation in Idaho.
Havre reports the Great Northern plans to haul trains between Havre and the Pacific coast using oil burning locomotives within six months. The line aims to electrify in time, but oil burners will be installed now with tanks to Seattle firms and a four to six month delivery window. Oil cost to the railroad is about 90 cents per barrel with three barrels equaling one ton of coal.
From a European tour Senator Caraway of Arkansas says European politicians blame America for all ills. He cites France Greece and Near East issues and compares President Poincare to an undertaker. He and fellow senators criticized Europe while noting League of Nations impressions.
Mystery three passenger car, two men and a woman, enters probe into the killings of Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Reinhardt Mills in New Brunswick. A passerby reported seeing a sedan near the crime scene with a light coat worn by the female occupant. Investigators note Hall planned to elope with Mills, while Mrs. Hall says she left home to find her husband after midnight.
Washington October 1 delegates of the central labor union adopted resolutions demanding the removal of Attorney General Daugherty after Samuel Gompers accused him of violating the law by seeking an injunction against striking railway workers. Support was pledged to impeachment to purge the Justice Department of what delegates called a corrupting influence.
Northern Ontario forest fires devastate Haileybury North Cobalt and a northern mining settlement with Englehart unconfirmed as burned. Refugees flood Cobalt as Premier Drury heads north and three relief trains are dispatched to aid the homeless.
Detroit October 4 President Harding says railroad workers are vital to national existence and wages and conditions must be such as to make employment attractive to deter strikes. Secretary Davis of the labor department urged a saving wage for American workers at the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers convention.
In New York on October 4 1922 the Giants and Yankees opened the World Series. The Yankees won 3 2 after a late eighth inning rally while Babe Ruth had a key single. Meusel homered for the Giants earlier as the game drifted to a dramatic finish.
About 200 Iowa Republicans met in Des Moines to denounce United States Senate candidate Smith W. Brookhart and pledge support for Democrat Clyde L. Herring. They formed an executive committee to organize a statewide bolt against Brookhart, chaired by W. H. Powell of the Ottumwa Courier. Herring issued a statement clarifying he is the Democratic nominee running on the party platform.
Edward Young Clarke announces resignation as imperial wizard pro tem of the Ku Klux Klan effective November 10 and hands over affairs to Colonel William J Simmons founder and imperial wizard while noting pending court actions against him and planning the first national gathering in Atlanta.
Chicago Oct 4 Eighty three railroads operating about 65000 miles and employing 125000 to 130000 Federated Shop Crafts members have settled their shop crafts strike within their systems. Latest additions include Fort Smith and Western Georgia Florida and Alabama and Chicago Great Western. The Baltimore plan is cited as a basis with three reasons for acceptance including cross carrier settlement and return to work. A second circular lays out an interpretation of Judge Wilkerson's injunction decision as explained by Donald Richberg.
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