Gordon Campbell Plans Farmington Drilling Near Teton Dome
Gordon Campbell, noted discoverer of the Kevin field, will start drilling near Farmington in early November to test the Teton Dome. Derrick timbers are en route to the site, with Campbell offices in Chateau and key staff preparing for rapid development of about twenty thousand acres north and east of Chateau.
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Gordon Campbell
Kevin
Montana
Northwest
Farmington
Teton Dome
Chateau
Great Northern
Koyle
Campbell
Laro
Machinery arrives for Agawa Rig near Agawam well
Equipment for the Standard of California drilling rig was delivered over the Great Northern to Bynum and moved to the site one and a half miles southwest of Agawam. Drilling is due to start within ten days or by November first. The completed derrick sits on Teton Cascade Land Co. property, marking first concrete development in a broad area north and east of Chateau driven by major oil operators.
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Standard of California
Agawam
Great Northern
Bynum
Teton-Cascade Land Co
Chateau
Modern thief steals glands in Chicago daring crime
Reports of two more gland thefts followed the Wozniak case as police investigate a possible new form of banditry. Henry Johnson claims a similar attack, and Dr. Hugh M. McKechnie vows action to halt the trend while Capt. Coughlin warns offenders face mayhem charges with one to five years in prison.
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Chicago
Joseph Wozniak
Henry Johnson
Wozniak
Hugh M. McKechnie
Chicago Medical Society
Thomas Coughlin
Police Department
Little Child Struck By Car In Burton
Seven year old Anna Lee Gregory daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Gregory was struck by a Ford car believed driven by Anderson a Burton beach resident at a street intersection near the Choteau Mercantile Co store. She was bruised shaken and taken to Choteau hospital and then home. later consults at Great Falls not thought in danger.
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Anna Lee Gregory
W. H. Gregory
Anderson
Burton Beach
Choteau Mercantile Co
Choteau Hospital
Rhoads
Airman sets Pulitzer trophy speed record at 206 mph
Mount Clemens Mich Oct 14 Lieutenant R L Maughan in an army Curtiss high speed pursuit plane won the Pulitzer trophy aerial race traveling the 156 mile course at an average speed of 206 miles an hour. He was unconscious at times and worried for his wife who was expected to become a mother.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
R. L. Maughan
Auto Wreck Victims Recovering Rapidly
A Buick returning to Chateau from Pendray last Thursday night crashed into a steer on the Bynum road, turning over. J. M. Baker and John Eckford, the most seriously injured, were pinned beneath the wreckage but are recovering. Eckford had a broken collar bone and Meagher and James Eckford suffered minor injuries.
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J. M. Baker
John Eckford
James Eckford
T. A. Meagher
Chateau
Pendray
Cite
Bynum Road
Baker
Mr. Eckford
Ex-Gov Edwin Norris rallies in Chateau for Democratic ticket
Ex-Governor Edwin Norris of Great Falls spoke to 75 to 100 at Chateau high school praising Wheeler for U S Senate and criticizing Harding and Dixon administrations. He urged voting Democratic November 7, defended Wheeler’s intellect and integrity, and contrasted past Republican pledges with present failures.
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Chateau
Edwin Norris
Great Falls
Norris
John A. Mathews
Montana Supreme Court
Wheeler
Democratic Party
United States
Harding
Dixon
National Congress
Mathews
E. D. Forrest
Democratic Central Committee
T. A. Meagher
Teton County
John A. Sweat
Dutton
Judge Mathews
Washington
T. J Walsh
Riddick
Deer Lodge
Walsh
Montana
Senate
Henry L. Myers
League
Helena
Woodrow Wilson
Lincoln
League of Nations
Fort Benton Too Much for Local Grid Men
Fort Benton’s fast husky eleven shut out Teton 32 to 0 on the local field last Saturday. Coach Sweat and the Teton squad remain optimistic, pledging to gain experience and make a tougher return game. St Marys of Great Falls scheduled to play at Chateau on Saturday October 28, with Belt likely visiting October 21.
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Teton
Husky
Fort Benton
Sweat
St. Mary's of
Great Falls
Chateau
Anget Lian
Robert Clarkson
Miss Lian
Clarkson
Maud Adams develops device to project clear cinema
Maud Adams, a renowned actress, claims to have perfected a device allowing theaters to show pictures clearly without dimming lights. The note hints she forgot she was young once herself.
Yeggs Crack Fairfield Bank Safe. Two Held After Escape
Thieves breached the First National Bank in Fairfield by entering through a window and pulling the vault knob with a spike tool. They found $50 in coins but failed to open the inner doors and fled in a Ford truck. Sheriff Martine and Clyde Kraber arrested Claude Scheffer and Harry Idzinga in Sweet Grass. a woman traveler was detained and released under surveillance. The suspects resemble witnesses’ descriptions. Scheffer is a known whisky runner, Idzinga a local stranger.
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Yeggs
First National Bank
Fairfield
Martine
Clyde Kraber
Sweet Grass
Claude Scheffer
Harry Idzinga
Chateau
Harding urges voters to endorse last two Congresses
President Harding, in a letter to Representative Mondell, says the sixty sixth and sixty seventh Congresses have done work that will appeal to the American people. He contends these Congresses performed arduous service and accomplished a broad range of national interests. He expresses confidence that Republicans in both houses will be endorsed in the fall elections.
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Washington
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
House
Mr. Harding
Congress
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Mr. Campbell
Choteau
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Federal Reserve Banking System
Ey Em
Federal Reserve System
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Dusak
Eagle Sands
Eagle Formation
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Mr. Baker
Ers
Maud Adams
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