Jailbreak and bribery attempt in Miles City 1807 Indian case
In Miles City on October 20 1807 Sam Crow and Yellowhair Cheyenne were recaptured after escaping from the Custer county jail. They faced jail breaking charges in a murder case tied to Little Whirlwind and a sheepherder, with an attempted $200 cash offer to the court seen as an ill judged bribe.
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Custer County
Montana Lou” Grill
Brown
2D Infantry
10Th Cavalry
Miles City
Sam Crow
Yellowhair
Little Whirlwind
John Hoover
Cheyenne
Little Whir
Eugene Standingalk
Yellowharr
Yelowdair
Tommy Thompson
Courts of Justice
Aellowhair
Kismet
Spotted Hawk
Hoover
Barringer
Cheyenne Reservation
State Fish and Game Commission Seeks Higher License Fee
Montana's State Fish and Game commission argues for a raised license fee to fund a broader conservation program. The piece outlines 1929 license sales, current funding gaps, need for more wardens, hatcheries, fish wheels, and wartime style vigilance to protect and propagate wild life across the 90 million acre Treasure State. It notes the political push during the legislative session and compares Montana fees with other western states while emphasizing the economic value of hunting and fishing to the state.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Montana
Thomas N. Marlowe
Missoula
Marlowe
Treasure State
State Fish and Game Department
Biological Fund
Montana Livestock Commission
The
Livestock Commission
Biological Survey Department
Department
Retina
Union
Warm Springs
Miles City
Flathead Lake
University of Montana
California
Colorado
Idaho
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Utah
Arizona
Washington
Wyoming
Liverpool Saloons Apply for Licenses to Metal Radios
Twenty Liverpool pubs seek official licenses to install metal radio loudspeakers for customer use. The applications aim to enhance in premises entertainment and attract patrons. Authorities will review noise, safety, and licensing implications.
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Liverpool
England
Marriages in 1929 Rise 4.2 Percent to 1.23 Million
In 1929 the United States recorded 1,232,556 marriages, up 50,062 or 4.2 percent from 1928, which had fallen 15 percent from the year before.
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United States
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By Floyd L. Smith
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Robert H. Him
Montana Flour Mills Company
Great Pals, Harlowtes
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