Looking Backward Tribune Item Highlights 1890 Winter
A 49 year retrospective notes a severe winter in the valley with many stock losses and the worst blizzard to date. Bannack gains Elmo Postoffice with Mrs. Romain as postmistress. Dewey's Post Office opens at Dewey's flat with F.McM Tid dall as postmaster. Beav er canyon blocked by snow. A lone coach pulled by two engines runs to Butte. Two new telephones installed at Argenta Gold and Silver Mining and at Drs Pickman and Pitt offices.
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Elmo Postoffice
Romain
F.mcm
Tiddall
Fyhrie, Elies’ and Company
Dewey’s
Dillon
Dewey's
Butte
Spring Hill
Beaver Canyon
Argenta Gold and Silver Mining Company
Drs. Pickman and Pitt
Bannack hotel man injured as fire breaks out behind Metlen
Archie Gibson, 40 years ago, slips on Metlen steps and breaks a leg while two boys allegedly set a barn ablaze behind the hotel. A bucket brigade saves the Metlen, limiting damage to about 600 dollars as George Taylor suffers a severe hand burn and fears blood poisoning. W. M. Knapp returns from California, glad to be home in Dillon.
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Archie Gibson
Bannack
Metlen
George Taylor
Fifth Wedding Anniversary at Boatman Home
Twenty five members of the Boatman family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Boatman Jr. to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary with most children in attendance except William H. a Cedar Rapids businessman. Ed Jackson plans a new farm house. W H Meyer clerks at City Drug. Jack Marley builds a 30 by 70 foot barn near the Point of Rocks. Ed Cushing to start a cottage on Atlantic street. Morton home quarantine removed as two children recover from scarlet fever.
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George T. Boatman, Jr
William H
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ed Jackson
Dillon
W. H. Meyer
Jack Marley
Point of Rocks
Ed Cushing
Atlantic Street
John W. Morton
Hotel crowd and horse buyers flood Dillon in 1919 sale
Twenty years ago on February 28 1919 the Tribune reports Dillon hotels were full and unable to provide beds as horse buyers poured in for the February horse sale. Miss Alice Roe who taught in Mrs Armstead’s class has resigned from her public position.
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Dillon
Centen nial Valley man fined for game and fish law case
In Justice Phillips court a Centennial valley resident was fined 27.50 for violating state game and fish laws. Evidence showed a fish net consigned to the defendant was found at Monida.
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Ing Lodge
Centennial ‘Valley
Miss Perkins Defends Fair Treatment of Aliens Amid Prosecution
In remarks continuing from Page One, Miss Perkins denounces treasonable conduct and clarifies she does not share Communist views. She notes awaiting the Supreme Court decision on Joe Strecker as Solicitor General Jackson prepares to prosecute. Perkins warns of her wide powers as investigator, prosecutor, jury, and judge, pledging scrupulous fairness and faith in Congressional protection of her rights.
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Harry Bridges
Supreme Court
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Brazil's Aranha in Washington on trade and defense
Brazil's Foreign Minister and former U S ambassador visited Washington last week to discuss trade money and armaments. The U S Navy war game in the Caribbean highlighted Brazil's role in hemisphere defense with Dr Aranha asserting Brazil would side with the United States in any international civil conflict.
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U.S
Perkins impeachment prospects deemed zero
She concluded reputationally that she has done no wrong. The chances of impeachments being voted against Miss Perkins are zero.
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Congress Votes Funds for Dies Probe Investigations
The House allocated 100000 dollars last week to support Congressman Martin Dies of Texas in probing un American activities. Dies immediately sought investigators with ex G men preferred for the effort.
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House
Martin Dies
Texas
Dies
Brandeis Retires From Supreme Court After 21 Years
The 82-year-old Louis Dembitz Brandeis submits retirement under a 1937 act enabling justices with ten years service to retire on full pay. Franklin Roosevelt replies graciously as Brandeis exits amid debates on social and economic reform.
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White House
Louis Brandeis
U. S. Supreme Court
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George Sutherland
Felix Frankfurter
Louis * Brandeis
Franklin Roosevelt
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Supreme Court
Nations hinge on pocketbook deals as Italy and Soviet Union strike trade
The article notes a new barter based pact between the Soviet Union and Italy under the anti Comintern framework, aiming for about 52 675 000 dollars in annual trade including naphtha manganese coal lumber wheat and barley. It also reports industrial and economic signals in the United States with GM and U S Steel earning deficits or gains in 1938 and 1939 production capacity rising. It describes a basketball game where Dillon Beavers beat Butte Central 27 24 and upcoming district tourney in Anaconda.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Dillon
Beavers
Butte Central
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Wilcox
Anaconda
Twin Bridges
Burgess
Sulloway
Pta
Prothero
Cassidy
McCartan
Coyne
McCaughey
Rosselini
Ssss
Choquette
Ft. Pf
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Dillon Wee
Good
Carroll
Nuckolls
Montana Mines
Hawke
Montana
TO SUCCEED GAMELIN Gen Alphonse Georges above is
The fragment mentions General Alphonse Georges and a note about succeeding him, but the surrounding context is incomplete. No actions, dates, or organizations are clearly stated in readable text.
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Arbuckle couple inquest finds death a gun wound case
Coroner's inquest into the February 13 double death of Mr and Mrs Archie M Arbuckle concluded he died from a personal safety related bullet wound. The couple were found shot in their two room cabin. Funeral services for Mr Arbuckle were held at Brundage chapel with burial in Mountain View cemetery.
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Archie M. Arbuckle
James
Philps
Foy
District tournament season tickets available in Dillon
To aid Dillon basketball fans, season tickets for the district tournament at Anaconda begin Thursday and are now in Gorman Drug Store. Principal Conrad Orr says unsold tickets must be returned by Wednesday evening, so buyers should get their seats before then.
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Anaconda
Gorman Drug
Conrad Orr
Wisdom visitor Thomas W. Adams visits city
Thomas W. Adams of Wisdom was in the city Monday as a visitor, stopping briefly to greetings and conduct during his stay.
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Thomas W. Adams
Wisdom
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