Prohibition Letter Seeks Facts from Warm Springs Official
A Helena letter dated June 23 1916 asks Dr J M Scanland superintendent of the State Insane Asylum Warm Springs Montana to provide published facts on alcohol's role in insanity and arrests. The author notes public controversy over prohibition and requests exact figures on patient origins related to intoxicant abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Scanland
Tasane
Warm Springs
Montana
Doctor Scanland
E.,b. Werrick
Butte
Federation of Women’s Clubs of Montana
Helena
Boulder
Twin Bridges
J. M.kennedy
Senator
S Hare
United States
Kansas
New York State
State Insane Hospital
Europe
Montana State Hospital for the Insane Note Dated 1916
A brief entry records Dr. J. M. Scanland at the Montana State Hospital for the Insane with a dated reference to July 2, 1916, and mentions the physician in charge.
World Wanderer Maxwell Ends Pacific Coast Run in Vancouver
The famous Maxwell touring car completing the Mexico to Canada stretch parked in front of the Vancouver hotel to mark the first official finish of the International highway voyage. Jack Griffin led the trip with Charles Linderman and G Waddell joining for coverage and promotion. The car, bearing flags of Mexico United States and Canada, traveled about 40 000 miles with only a tire puncture and a broken top bow as mishaps. The party planned a return via the Pacific highway with stops at Crater Lake and Yosemite for motion picture work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Granville Street
Tia Juana
Mexico
el Camino Real
California
Pacific Coast
Little Maxwell
Maxwell
British Columbia
Crater Lake
Oregon
Yosemite Valley
Jack Griffin
Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation
Marshfield
Mr. Griffin
Chas. Heffner Linderman
The
International Highway , Association
Board of Inquiry pins accident on conductor Neal
Lima Montana August 25 1916 board of inquiry finds Conductor Otis E Neal placed himself in a dangerous position during a train exchange at Dillon. No signal was given to engineers or head brakeman. the air hose was being uncoupled when Neal was caught between platform sills. Train 278 with engines 574 and 677 and 22 cars, met Train 29 on the main line at Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Montana
Otis E. Neal
Dillon
Mont
F. M. Merrell
H. W. Doty
Pocatello
Idaho
H. Baker
Idaho Falls
H. McGonigle
O. 8
Thomas R. O’brien
John Forrest
Thomas M. Cline
Charles R. Farrell
Lewis W. Tanner
Donald &. Winslow
Neal
Bannack and
Reeder
Reeder Street
Patsy
Grand Canyon
Silver Bow
Geo. H. Baker
L. Rasmussen
Aurora Borealis Dazzles Aurora Residents
Last Friday and Saturday evenings the Aurora Borealis lit the northern and western skies. Old residents say it was the brightest display ever seen from the city and the phenomenon puzzled many first-time witnesses until explained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. M. Kennedy
Helena, Mont
Montana State Hospital For the
Montana Commercial and Labor League
Helene
Moat
Wee
Aes G. Waddell
Lindermag
Waddell
Calfoxnia
Griffin
America
Eading Motoring Magazine
Canada
Celtics
Board OF Inquiry
iMrs
Harrison
Metlen
Dillon Horse Sales Company
U. S
C.A
Horse
G. E. Ditty
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