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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1938

Page

5

Roundups of a Montana lawman Sheriff Bill Houston in Missoula County

James W. Fauld recounts the life of W H Bill Houston Missoula County s first sheriff under statehood detailing his rise from Cheyenne guard to Missoula lawman He describes his tough on crime era including hangings shoots and numerous prosecutions along with conflicts over prohibition and his 1921 sheriff term and final years in railroading and public safety.

Bill Houston Missoula County James W. Fauld W. H Bill” Houston Misoula County Bill Low West Logansport Ind Missoula Cheyenne Wyo Wild Bill Hicock En Houston Cheyenne-Deadwood Northern Pacific Railroad Bearmouth Idaho Line Wolf Prairie Canadian R. C. Dunn Indian Hill Jocko Jocko River Flathead Aeneas Kootenat Flathead Lake Pascale Ramsey Jal Kansas City Board of Trade West Front Street Maurice Higgins C. P. Higgins John Burns Young Higgins Urbanowicz United States Forest Service Joseph M. Dixon United States Land Office Actin Greenough Park Front Street Louie Lafrinire Lafrinire Washington Joe Vuckovich Vuckovich Lafrinite Spoane William H. “Bill” Houston Montana

Former Butte Man Named No 1 Citizen of Long Beach

Charles S. Henderson a former Butte, Montana figure, was named the outstanding civic leader of Long Beach California for 19 years of community work. The Long Beach Press Telegram notes his roles as Chamber of Commerce president and city manager, plus prior service as sheriff of Silver Bow county and U.S. marshal of Montana. Henderson is recognized for philanthropic efforts, harbor development interest, and leadership in local charities.

Butte Long Beach Charles Henderson Cal Press- Telegram Charles S. Henderson Chamber of Commerce Masonic Temple Inter-Service Thomas M. Eaton Press-Telegram Henderson News Report Ok Aner Unified Rehabilitation Corporation RFC Police Sun Ro Club Municipal Auditorium Chamber Silver Bow County Montana Community Chest

Move to Prevent Juvenile Crime in Great Falls

A juvenile crime prevention bureau will be created by the Great Falls police around July 15. Officer Deane Bailey will lead the unit, which aims to reduce delinquency, rehabilitate youth, and foster a cooperative, protective police relationship with youths. Inspired by New York and other cities, the plan has Hoover’s backing and emphasizes coordination with welfare and recreation groups.

Bureau New York Plan Hoover Great Falls Deane Bailey Harold M. Mady Juvenile Crime Prevention Bureau Police Department Juvenile Aid Bureau New York City J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Bailey Los Angeles Rochester Minn Seattle Cities

Helena Project Approved for Sidewalk and Curb Work

President Roosevelt approves a $27 975 works progress administration project in Helena for constructing and replacing sidewalks curbs and gutters citywide. The amount cited is the government's share of the cost.

Helena Roosevelt Works Progress Administration

Floods of 1892 and 1908 Recalled by Old Timers

Old timers recount Montana floods with 1908 as the worst, drowning deaths and bridge washouts that cut Great Falls from Helena for weeks. 1892 brought less water but widespread disruption, while earlier reports mention a 1867 flood and Missouri River high water. Train and telegraph services were disrupted. by June 29 rail service partly resumed as the flood receded.

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Seagulls Help Save Phillips County Crops From Mormon Crickets

Hundreds of seagulls attack a swarm of half grown crickets on the road between Portman and Dodson and follow them east and north. A wheat field beside the road is crowded with gulls believed to come from Nelson reservoir and Bowdoin lake, where they nest each season.

Phillips County Portman and Dodson Nelson Reservoir Bowdoin Lake

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