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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1942

Page

3

Sanders and Plummer clash at Rattlesnake ranch

Colonel Wilbur Fisk Sanders tracks Sheriff Henry Plummer and his men to a Rattlesnake ranch as Jack Gallagher bursts in with a pistol. Sanders shields himself, takes cover, and learns Plummer is not after silver, while Mrs. Sanders and Gridley race to locate him amid a tense, danger-filled pursuit.

Wilbur Fisk Sanders Montana Territory Colonel Sanders George Ives Henry Plummer Sanders Jack Gallagher Virginia City Bannack Plummer Leonard A. Gridley Nevada Buck Stinson Ned Ray Gallagher Leonard Gridley George Brown Sidney Edgerton Hauser Henry Tilden Samuel Hauser Montana Edgerton Horse Prairie

Charley Forbes and the Alder Gulch Murder Case

The article recounts Charley Forbes a member of the Henry Plummer gang involved in a daylight murder of deputy sheriff Dillingham in Alder Gulch. After plotting with Stinson and Lyons to ambush Dillingham they killed him, were tried, and Forbes narrowly escaped hanging by exploiting a court defense and a don’t shoot plea though public sentiment later turned against him.

Charley Forbes Henry Plummer Alder Gulch Bannack Forbes Plummer Dillingham Washington Stapleton Dodge Buck Stinson Hayes Lyons Stinson Lyons Virginia City Dr. Steele Sis Foxy Jack Gallagher Charley H. P. A. Smith Augustus Moore Big Horn Moore

McDonald McCoy Fight One of Montana’s Greatest Ring Battles

A historic open air bout at the Butte race track on May 18, 1884 pitted Peter McCoy the Ireland native and middleweight champion against Dunc McDonald of Montana. The 31 round duel ended when McDonald was knocked out in the final round as McCoy claimed a late victory before a crowd exceeding 3,000 with gloves stakes of 500 dollars per side and Queensberry rules.

Grandstaad Butte Peter McCoy America McDonald Montana Seattle Ortego- al Summers Shrine Temple Helena McCoy Nova Scotia Salt Lake Jack Waite Ireland Dickie Harwood Charlie Clark Massachusetts Jake Kilrainn Kilrain Mike Donovan Jimmy Riley Liverpool John L. Sullivan Frank Hayes McDonald's Dan Rice Jerry Mullin E. Burke Rice Frank Owens Bart Flowers Irvin N. B. Ringeling T. E. Julian Bill Mosby Tommy Rogan Hayes Park Theater

Sleeping Sickness Affects Birds and Mosquitoes

Dr H R Cox of the U S Public Health Service warned at Spokane that encephalitis or sleeping sickness affects birds rodents and mosquitoes as well as horses and men. He attributed transmission to mosquitoes and cited 3000 cases in Minnesota and North Dakota plus troops in Canada. George F Yantis of Olympia spoke on postwar Pacific Northwest expansion.

Montana Northwest Scientific Association Spokane H. R. Cox United States Public Health Service Laboratory Hamilton Mont Theobald-Smith Cox Minnesota North Dakota Canada Pacific Northwest George F. Yantis Olympia National Resources Planning Board The Association

Montana counties owe state welfare board relief debts

Fifteen Montana counties still owe the state welfare department 335,643 in grants in aid extended before June 30 1941. County totals include Missoula 75,801.23 Silver Bow 61,219.85 and others such as Carbon 3,509.65 Carter 18,952.30 Fergus 16,178.20 Flathead 24,307.67 Madison 4,056.76 Musselshell 32,686.05 Ravalli 18,206.42 Richland 27,268.22 Sheridan 15,320.47 and more. $40,000 legislative appropriation will fall short by about 60,000.

Montana State Welfare Department J. B. Convery Convery State Board of Examiners Missoula Silver Bow Carbon Carter Fergus Flathead Garfield Lincoln Madison McCone Mineral Musselshell Ravalli Richland Sheridan

Revision of Social Security Considered

A plan drafted by 68 social insurance experts led by Abraham Epstein proposes revising Social Security to boost protection for men in the armed forces and dependents while easing postwar unemployment. It calls for unemployment insurance emergency benefits public work and training with six to twelve months of self-respecting cash maintenance for demobilized soldiers.

Abraham Epstein American Association For Social Security Armed Services

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