Toole Resigns as Montana Governor Health Forces Exit
Governor Joseph K. Toole resigns effective April 1 due to ill health. Lieutenant Governor Edwin Norris of Dillon will assume the duties and take the oath of office, with Toole planning a southern California stay for health restoration and eventual return to practice law.
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Joseph K. Toole
Butte Inter Mountain
Edwin Norris
Dillon
Norris
Toole
California
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Wiiner
the Tribune
Decision Upholds U S Authority Over Forest Trespass
The Montana case doubts that forest reserves may be grazed by state stock. The San Francisco court of appeals affirmed Judge Hunt ruling that owners must prevent cattle trespass on United States forest lands despite unfenced reserves. This marks a landmark upholding of federal control over public lands.
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Helena
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Judge Hunt
United States
Thomas Shannon
Shannon
Little Belt
State of
Montana
Hunt
Circuit Court
Lincoln In Bronze Remembrance Poem
Poem honors Lincoln in bronze yet alive in memory with a pledge to remember his great heart for brothers. It laments time’s damage but asserts enduring tribute beyond the statue’s cold form.
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Columbia
Earth
Court orders suits to recover 97500 in Aetna case
Judge Lynch directs Receiver Robert Lyons to sue Heinze and Clements for 97500 plus interest for unpaid stock subscriptions. The receiver may challenge a transfer that matched Aetna Savings and Trust stock to cover notes. Only 2500 cash was paid, later diverted, exposing unpaid capital. If successful, depositors recover funds with minimal loss.
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Lynch
Butte Inter Mountain
Robert Lyons
Aetna Banking and Trust Company
I. Augustus Heinze
Abner B. Clements
Messrs. Heinze and Clements
Aetna Savings and Trust Company
A. B. Clements
Heinze and Clements
Mr. Clements
Beaverhead Fair Board Elects Officers and Names Committees
Beaverhead County Fair association board of directors chosen at a stockholders meeting met at the courthouse to elect officers George R Featherly as president Otto C Gosman as vice president B F White as treasurer and S S Carruthers as secretary Two committees were appointed Featherly Orr Morse to ground and grand stand and Selway Lovell Kaiser to articles of incorporation and bylaws A further meeting will review fair preparations with two site options under consideration the south end of Railroad avenue near Oregon Short Line tracks and a flat in the east suburbs.
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Beaverhead County
Hawley J. Selway
George Lovell
H. A. Kaiser
Railroad Avenue
Three Holdups End in Murder Guilty Verdicts
The jury at Boulder found James C Towers guilty of first degree murder in the North Coast Limited hold up case. Harry Gruber confessed to planning but not finishing the crime and Hastings shifted to second degree murder on the same day. Sentencing dates set for April 9 and 6.
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Boulder
Red
James
Uwers
Clow
North Coast Limited
Callaway
Supreme Court
Towers
Harry Gruber
Welsh’s Spur
Crow
James C. Towers
George C. Hastings
Butte
Gruber
Kelly
Sensation
Harry J. Gruber
I. G. Denny
Hastings
Third Ward Alderman Pushes New City Ordinance
The February city council meeting at City Hall with Mayor White and council members present discussed tax ordinance revision, water intake improvements, and eight saloon limit proposals. Police and fire reports showed January arrests and minimal damages. bonds for Chief Stone and City Treasurer Scott were approved. A death of an infant linked to a California move was noted.
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White
Poindexter
Knapp
Orr
Phillips
Riley
Conger
Stone
A. C. Gruwell
Scott
E. O. Selway
E. W. Slack
Mr. Scott
Leonard Eliel
G.T. Paul
John Gelhaus
Provost & Ripley
Dillon
Alderman Knapp
Argenta
R. L. Rileyen
Dillon E.L. & P. Cow
Harry Brown
Wm, Clark
Dillon Imp
Cove Eee
J. A. Loach
C.W. Conger
Fred Oliver
Officer Ford
Badcon
R.A. Reynolds
Dillon E. L. & P. Co
E. T. Brock
Mary Innes
Wit
Gontti Cop Oteottiatenrtse
Enn Roe
N.S. Wood
Dillon Lumber Co
Fred Baker
George Metlen
Dillon Coal & Trans. Co
Bell Telephone Co
Charles Sassman
Bishop
Patterson
D.L. Smith
John F. Davies
Oscar Findling
January Weather Report From Dillon Observed By Prof Monroe
Prof J E Monroe, Dillon weather observer, files January data showing mean 25.3 degrees, max 44 on the 19th, min -21 on the 31st, 0.92 inch precipitation, 9.4 inches of snow, 18 clear days, 8 partly cloudy and 5 cloudy. A midwinter thunderstorm on the 9th at 3 am followed by 1.5 inches of snow.
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J. E. Monroe
Dillon
Monroe
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Fair Board
Seely
Madison Reserve
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J. B. Seely
Madison Forest Reserve
Sheridan
Secretary of the Interior
Buster Brown
Dillon Theatre
John
George Gorman
Gorman Bros
Mrs. Bray
Centennial Valley
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
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Market Lake
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Lewisville
Senator Dixon
Washington, D. C
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Dixon
the Big Hole
Nez Perces
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