Local News Roundup from Trail Meeting to Funeral
E H Ellingson attended a Yellowstone Trail association meeting in Forsyth. Mrs Clive Haas returned home from Indiana after weeks with relatives. Rosa Maitland back at Missoula studying after Maitland Tetlie wedding. Deer hunters join the group including Edwin Solberg and others. Dora Felenzer suffered a severe shoulder sprain. F R Hickman named matron at Browning Indian school. S G Hammond and B Kennedy opened a Davis Sanitary agency for The Stillwater Cream Line flour. Mrs M W Sewell of Laurel visited. Homeland Circle meets Oct 21 with Mrs Robert Johnson. William Langford to return home from Big Timber hospital after accident. Mrs Emily Tucker died aged 62 7 26 from diabetes. funeral at Lowry chapel. interment at Martinsburg Neb. Survived by sons C W Tucker A F Tucker F W Tucker and daughter Emily.
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Tucker
Emily Tucker
Clarence Tucker
West Side
Lowry Chapel
N. A. Eller
Martinsburg
Neb
Melville
Nebraska
Walter Tucker
C. W. Tucker
A. F. Tucker
F. W. Tucker
Wanted Live Poultry Weekly Advertising Note
Wanted live poultry each week with the highest prices paid by C. W. Allen at 491f.
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C. W. Allen
Bid invites for wood by School District No 43
Bids for eight cords of wood two cords cottonwood and six cords pine cut fourteen inches long are due by Monday October 19. Bids to be addressed to Mrs Floyd McAllister Clerk Big Timber Mont. Also piano sale cheap by Mrs May King.
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Floyd McAllister
Big Timber
Mont
Park County High Dominates Sweet Grass 82 to 0 in Big Timber
Park County High School routed Sweet Grass High School 82 to 0 in Big Timber. Park backs led by Hank Miller and Eggar produced multiple long runs and scored on several plays as Coach Hammond used seventeen players. Park is set to meet Killings High next Saturday at Sacajawea Park.
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Park County High School
Livingston Enterprise
Sweet Grass High School
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Park
Hank Miller
Eggar
Montana Statute Is Held Void By Court
Montana Supreme Court voids Chapter 19 of 1925 laws which restricted appeals to the state high court by forcing timely transcript filing within sixty days after a bill of exceptions is settled. The court finds the provision discretionary limits unfair and cites implied repeal of section 9732 and a defective title. The ruling affects appeals from the Farmers Bank of Belgrade case involving Mary Barbara Hale and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Montana Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Mary Barbara Hale
Farmers Bank of Belgrade
District Court
American troops patrol Panama streets after general strike
Oct 13 Panama resumes order as American infantrymen patrol the capital. President Chiari requested intervention amid a citywide strike, rioting, and gunfire that wounded 11. troops dispersed crowds at a funeral and police powers are deemed necessary until the emergency subsides.
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Panama
Chiari
Uurt
United States
Big Six Mathewson Buried At Old Home
In Louisburg Pa on October 10 crowds honor Christy Mathewson at his burial near Bucknell University where he first gained fame as a pitcher. His widow accompanied the body from Saranac Lake. notable mourners from baseball and business, including John McGraw and NL officials, attended.
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Louisburg
Christy Mathewson
Bucknell University
Saranac Lake
John McGraw
New York Giants
Emil Fuchs
Edward Riley
David Bancroft
Boston
Mathewson
John A. Heydler
National League
Honor Roll List From Outside Schools
Crum Ruth Crum and George Crum lead a mixed roster of names including Mrs Nora Fraser Peter Terland Lula Orr Marjorie Orr Agnes Terland Lilly Terland Bonnie Thompson Mildred Thompson Frances Thompson Rex Griffith Irene Baker Elma Green Mildred Griffith Hilda Rein Edwin Riveland Harold Riveland Thelma Riveland Forest Sandage Ernest Ueland Norma Brown Samuel Langhus Inga Langhus Christian Vik Olga Vik Christine Vik listed as honor roll mentions from Otter Creek Big Timber Canyon and surrounding districts with multiple families represented.
High Court Rules On Death Bed Evidence In Montana
Montana Supreme Court reverses Silver Bow verdict in the Anna Kacar murder case granting a new trial. Kacar was convicted of second degree murder for the October 20 1924 shooting of Juro Kacar in Butte. The court rules dying declarations are admissible but impeachable by competent testimony.
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Kacar
St. James Hospital
Silver Bow Court
Glendive Man Named National Officer at Omaha Forty and Eight
Stanley J. Doyle of Glendive Montana was unanimously chosen chef de chemin de fer national commander of the Society of Forty and Eight at the closing session. The convention added two new national officers bringing total to six, with an extra chaplain and an extra garde de la porte.
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Omaha
Neb
Stanley J. Doyle
Glendive
Mont
Senator Harreld Demands Say in Prohibition Appointments
Senator Harreld of Oklahoma publicly challenges Assistant Secretary Andrews over whether senators will be consulted in appointing or removing prohibition enforcement officers. He warns peace in the Oklahoma Republican Party hinges on his and Senator Pine's input.
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Washington
Harreld
Oklahoma
Andrews
The
Treasury
Prohibition
Pine
Senator Sam Ralston Dies at Hoosier Home
Indiana mourns U S senator Samuel Ralston who died at his Indianapolis area home after a long kidney illness. The Democrat served as Indiana governor in 1912 and was a 1922 U S Senate winner defeating Beveridge. He had been ill since returning from Washington last March.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel Ralston
United States
Indiana
Senator Ralston
Washington
Albert J. Beveridge
Smith
McAdoo
Bozeman Woman Killed Crossing In Rain
Mrs Irene Harding wife of S S Warding died fifteen minutes after being struck by an automobile in Bozeman as she and her daughter Ruth crossed a street Harold Rays driver said rain hindered visibility and could not see clearly Ruth escaped with minor injuries A small classified ad for greyhound pups and trained dogs appears at the end with Bordie Green Melville Mont contact.
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Bozeman
Irene Harding
S. S. Warding
Ruth
Woman Horse Buster Hurt In Great Falls
Marie Gibson of Havre once world champion wild horse rider was hurled from Sit ting High an outlaw bronco in Great Falls rodeo. The horse struck her with both front hooves injuring her arm and opening a wound above her eye though she later said the injuries were not serious and planned to ride tomorrow. Dewey Smith another rider was released from a local hospital after his mount crashed through a fence and fell on him.
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Great Falls
Marie Gibson
Havre
Miss Gordon
Miss Gibson
Dewey Smith
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Faces AFL Suspension
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks with 91,200 members is suspended from the American Federation of Labor unless by 90 days it transfers drivers, chauffeurs, stablemen and garage workers to the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. The roll call vote was 23,845 to 3,895, with five of six delegates opposing surrender of jurisdiction. Evidence shows President E. H. Fitzgerald did not sign the accompanying statement. The wage question was postponed for study while a separate resolution, backed by John P. Frey, was adopted.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
American Federation of Labor
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
E. H. Fitzgerald
San Francisco
Resolutions Committee
John P. Frey
Ohio Federation
Chicago Gunman May Head For The West
Chicago police believe Martin Durkin who killed DOJ operative Edward Shanahan in Chicago will seek refuge in Montana. Durkin, an ex convict and auto thief, has aliases Edwin McCarthy Martin R B King Robert Westhorpe David Fanberg Robert Westford.
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Livingston
Chicago
Martin Durkin
Edward GC. Shanahan
Department of Justice
Montana
Durkin
Bureau of Investigation
California
Edwin McCarthy
Martin R. B. King
Robert Westhoer
David Fanberg
Robert Westford
Monon
Southhamon
Ind
P. W. Fieback
Stewart Avenue
Lloyd Worthington
Sacramento
Cal
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E. H. Ellingson
Forsyth
Yellowstone Trail Association
East
Clive Haas
Rosa Maitland
Missoula
Maitland- Tetlie
Edwin Solberg
F. R. Hickman
G. H. Howard
A. L. Phillips
Floyd Bailey
Dora Felenzer
Browning, Mont
S. G. Hammond
B. Kennedy
Fishtail Milling Co
Absarokee
Rosebud
Gibson
Davis Sanitary Grocery
Pioneer
Laurel
Homeland Circle
Robert Johnson
William Langford
Simon Weidinger
Reed Point
May King
Hickman
Oie Hardware
Columbus
Severin Oie
Park County High
Big
Old Home
High Court
Senator Sam Ralston
Bozman
Bordie Green
American Federation
B. of R. Order
West
Owl Creek
L. F. Douthett Co
Belrobe
Shades
Beatrice
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