Riddick's 5000 Mile Sky Record Flight Ends in Washington
Merrill K. Riddick, Montana aviator and son of Congressman Carl W. Riddick, completed a 5000 mile journey touching south to east and north to west before arriving in Washington. His Standard aircraft required engine work after the trip, but he planned to pursue passenger service.
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Montana
John Lineham
Lineham
International Nine
Merrill K., Riddick
Carl W. Riddick
Washington
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Army
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Riddick
Texas
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Scanlon
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Gessford
Dayton-Wright Company
Dayton
Ohio
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Ind
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Hamlet
Monroeville
Indiana
Kenton
Wheeling
W. Va
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Old Concord
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Lewistown
West Virginia
Massachusetts Avenue
Ures
Dent Place
Carl Riddick
New York
Atlantic
Hudson
New York Bay
New Jersey
Delaware
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
College Park
France
William Berkin 95, Montana pioneer and lifelong adventurer
William Berkin, a Montana pioneer aged 95, celebrated his birthday at a Butte dinner hosted by his son John. The article recalls his early trek from Fort Benton before 1864, his role in mule and bull freight, mining ventures near Butte, and his enduring independence and memory.
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Montana
John Berkin
Butte
Berkin
Mr. Berkin
Fort Benton
Missouri River
Virginia City
Treasure State
Diamond R
Colonel Bartlett
Fire destroys Fort Assinniboine buildings near Havre
State investigators led by Fire Marshal Mentrum probe destruction of Fort Assinniboine property near Havre where two thirds of more than twenty buildings were damaged or demolished. theft of lumber bricks and fixtures by visitors described as unopposed. The fort once US government property later turned to the state for 5000, now rapidly stripped of furnishings worth nearly a million dollars.
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Fort Assinniboine
Havre
Mentrum
United States
Gail
Counties Warned to Repair Roads Under Federal Aid Pact
Montana county commissioners are warned by George W. Lanstrum to maintain all roads built with federal aid. The state will pass required repairs onto counties. failure could trigger deductions from federal road funds. Lanstrum cites agreement pledges and urges constant, serviceable surfaces.
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Boards of County Commissioners
Montana
George W. Lanstrum
State Highway Commission
Lanstrum
John N. Edy
Commission
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
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