Dramatic Shelby Battle Crowd Rush Described by Kilroy
Richard R. Kilroy chronicles the Shelby village melee as 20 000 spectators surge past gates at $20 seats, with deputies and guns inside, amid a chaotic stampede that leaves torn garments and improvised rescues. He notes the crowd's rush rivaling infantry in scale and intensity.
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Valet Pine Bowl
Jack Kearns
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Anaconds Standard
Great Pine Bowl
Indian Picnic on Fort Peck Reservation Reveals Delights and Dignity
A 1918 Fort Peck Indian reservation picnic near Brockton Mont features a lively blend of races games bucking contests and a grand circular dance hall. Major Mogsman and Captain Muskrat lead ceremonies while Indians share gifts and speeches amid strong patriotism and community spirit.
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Fort Peck Reservation
Poplar
Riverside Day School
Brockton, Mont
Fort Peck Indian Reservation
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Red Cross
Bourquin Rules On Prescriptions In Liquor Case
Federal Judge George M. Bourquin narrows therapeutic alcohol use and tightens physician permitting rules. He confirms penalties for improper prescribing and notes the need for official forms and record keeping, while cautioning against abuse and confirming no immediate impact on drugstore liquor handling. The decision upholds regulation as a restraint on medicinal use.
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the Internal Revenue
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Butte
Mammoth Remains Found in Paragon Sand Pits Near Miles City
Steam shovel uncovers jawbone and tusk of a mammoth at 25 feet depth in Paragon hills gravel. Tusks measure 22 inches around, over a foot long, with six inch teeth and crosswise serrations. Animal likely herbivore from late glacial age, suggesting past Yellowstone edge exposure and new paleontological research opportunities. Mussel shells found nearby indicate long river-related deposits.
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Badlands
Sunburst Refining approves capital increase at special meeting
At a special meeting of the stockholders on July 2 1923 Sunburst Refining Co authorized raising capitalization from 200000 to 1000000 as recommended by the board of directors.
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