Outlaws Clash With Rutter in Montana Jail Break and Pursuit
The tale recounts Harry Rutter and officers quelling a brutal jail escape by Pierce Brown and three others near Glasgow. Rutter refuses to kill, pursues fugitives across Milk and Missouri rivers, and finally fatally wounds Hardy. McKinney and Pierce die as lawmen reclaim order amid a manhunt.
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Arthur J. Jordan
Harry Rutter
Harry
Bill Hardy
Medicine Lake
Snirley
Hardy
Glasgow
Harry Cosner
George Pierce
Brown
Crooked Creek
McKinney
Cosner
Williams
Rutter
Pierce
Dillard
Hinsdale
Wolf Point
Missouri River
Hell Creek
Milk River
Milk
Missouri
South Bank
Snow Creek
Cedars
Darnell Ranch
Charley Hill
Jordan
Bill
Loomis
The
Darnell
Measuring Horse Power of Engine at Montana State College
The article explains how James Watt defined a horsepower in terms of lifting 150 pounds 220 feet per minute, equating 33,000 foot pounds of work per minute to one horsepower. It notes Watt used this measure to sell steam engines to mine operators and that the standard persists today.
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Montana State College
United States
James Watt
Watt
Montana Reports Few Communicable Diseases
Montana physicians report only 42 cases of communicable diseases statewide, with nine whooping coughs leading other illnesses. Typhoid four, measles two, chickenpox four, poliomyelitis one, septic fever two, pneumonia two, Vincent’s angina one, and trachoma one were also listed. no cases were reported from Helena or Lewis and Clark county.
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Montana
Washington
State Health Board
J. H. Crouch
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
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