Callbeath to Attend Helena Montana Mining Meeting
James F. Callbeath Jr of Denver, secretary of the American Mining congress, tentatively plans to attend the central Montana meeting in Helena on Jan 17. He aims to help align western smelting policy and will brief Seattle mass meeting leaders in March.
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James F. Callbeath, Jr
Denver
American Mining Congress
H. C. Freeman
Mine Owners’ Association
Montana
Saya
Helena
Callbeath
Seattle
Alaska
West
Costa
United States
Well Known Fireman Killed in Car Engine Accident
An Indiana fireman named Hetrick was killed when his head and arm were caught between a locomotive wheel and side rod after he left the cab to assist with a car switch. Eye witness Stout described the sequence before the engine was backed to free the body. Engineer Hughes testified that firemen were instructed not to leave the cab without permission. The body was shipped to Lima for interment.
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Hetrick
B. Stont
Collinsville
Indiana
Hughes
Stout
J. B. Henderson
Butte
Melrose
J. L. Vines
Lima
Fred Baker Discharged Over Wedding Dispute
The report details Fred Baker's discharge amid a heated argument over an $18 coat bought for a wedding. He claimed he had no money or credit, grew angry, and confronted Mrs. Baker about allowing Barry to attend the ceremony. He referenced past trouble and a prior beating before preparing for the 3 o'clock wedding.
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Baker
Estrayed horses offered reward in Frying Pan Basin notice
One blocky dark bay mare and a 3 year old colt coming four, brand marked with a closed triangle on the right thigh. Finder to notify this office for reward. Also advertised fine cattle pasture for several hundred head in Frying Pan Basin with straw and running water. 1941 notice from J. Kirkpatrick, Examiner.
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Frying Pan Basin
J. Kirkpatrick
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Laurence
Nora
al Laurence
L. G. Woodside
Gist
Pape One
Fred Baker
Dillon
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