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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1927
Page
1
Calles Assails Bishops Over Uprisings and Banner
Mexican President argues Catholic bishops spurred uprisings that killed seventy-five Catholics and twenty-four soldiers. He cites a marching banner reading Long Live Christ the King. The piece also notes opinions on tax, opera publicity, 1928 politics, a Boston prison execution, German church taxes, dental warnings on smoking, and a New York City official who presided over 85,001 marriages in five and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calles
Christ
New York City
Increased Grazing Fees Gradually to Start in 1928
Secretary W. M. Jardine announced at the National Livestock association meeting in Salt Lake City that grazing fee increases for national forests will begin in 1928. The plan calls for a 25 percent annual rise over four years, reaching full effect in 1981, with no increases during the remaining 10-year contracts ending in 1984 or for the next decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Jardine
National Wool Growers’ Association
Butte
National Livestock Association
Salt Lake City
Dan Casement
Jardine
Sheepherder Arrested After Prolonged Shooting Spree
W P Milliken a sheepherder fired about 40 to 50 shots from his cabin in Hogan's alley west Dillon. Officer Bourquin entered and was struck by a poker. Milliken was disarmed, jailed, and later pleaded guilty to assault, receiving 90 days in county jail. Police found a cartridge belt knife and holster. revolver not found. Milliken claimed some drinks but offered no motive. He has lived around Dillon for years and was arraigned before Judge Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourguin and Sutherland
W. P. Milliken
Hogan's Alley
Bourquin
Milliken
Dillon
Justice Court
Phillips
Legion Minstrel Show Set for February at Hartwig
Beaverhead post plans its annual Legion minstrel show under D V Paddock with rehearsals starting soon. Francis Tonney and Terry Browning co direct the act with a cast of three or four acts expected to headline at the Hartwig theater in late February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Beaverhead Post
D. V. Paddock
Hartwig Theater
Francis Tonney
Terry Browning
Mellon Denies Owning Mexican Oil Property
In a United press report, Secretary Mellon denies having property ownership in Mexico. The denial counters rumors that Mellon interests bought oil holdings from Lord Cowdray in Mexico, following circulation of the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Vote
Washington
Mexico
Mellon Interests
Lord Cowdry
Morse Wool Clip Sold For 45 Cents At Montana Meet
One of the largest wool sales at the Montana Wool Growers convention in Butte last week was 40 000 pounds from the J E Morse clip of Beaverhead county sold for 45 cents. The blackface sheep clip was high quality with favorable shrinkage and accounted for the good price. Nearly all of Beaverhead county’s 1926 clip has been sold or consigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte
Beaverhead County
Calendar items listed for Tribune Calendar ca 66
Friday events include Epworth League party at the Methodist church Hartwig theater showing Man Bait at 7 00 Butte Central at high school gym 7 30 Boys benefit dance at city hall 9 00 Saturday features School of Mines vs Normal at Normal gym 7 30 Terry s Toot Outs at Darts hall 9 00 Man of the Forest at the Hartwig 7 00 and W B A dance at the city hall 9 00 Sunday So s Your Old Man at the Hartwig 7 00 Monday Odd Fellows meet at I O O S hall 8 00 Tuesday Love s Blindness at the Hartwig 7 00 Wednesday Rotary luncheon at the Andrus hotel 12 15 Thursday Ladies Aid at the M F E 2 30 Variety at the Hartwig 7 00 Rebekahs meet at I C O F hall 8 00 Friday One act plays by Gargoyles at the Normal 8 00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Methodist Church
Hartwig Theater
Butte Central
City Hall
School of Mines
Normal
Terry
Dart’s Hall
the Hartwig
The
Hartwig
Rotary
Andrus Hotel
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. FE
Rebekahs
I. C. O. Fy Hall
Gargoyles
National Wool Convention Closed in Butte Saturday
The sixty second annual National Wool Growers association convention closed Saturday after officers were elected and Ogden Utah was chosen for the next meeting site. Frank J Hagenbarth was reelected president for his 14th term over F A Ellenwood of California. W M Jardine spoke on agriculture department matters. The grazing lands committee adopted a report opposing local appeal boards and favoring public lands not to profit the federal government. The convention endorsed clean faces in sheep and urged humane disposal of wild horses while supporting wool tariffs and stock regulations. Page four continuation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Ogden
Albuquerque
Frank J.hagenbarth
F. A. Ellenwood
California
W. M Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Committee On Grazing Lands
Livestock and Meat Board
Large Sum Available for Beaverhead Road Building
The John M. Baird ranch near Wisdom totaling about 2000 acres was sold to J. A. Millieam of Salt Lake City. Real estate in Salt Lake City appears to have been exchanged for the ranch. Mr and Mrs Baird and their family have stayed in the city for two weeks during the pend ing deal and plan to move to Salt Lake City shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Niblack
Banhack and
Idaho Streets
Dillon Dry Goods Company
Waldorf Company
John M. Baird
Wisdom
J. A. Millieam
Salt Lake City
China Urged to Establish Stable Government Now
The United States warned China to form a stable government and protect American lives and interests as a prerequisite for negotiating equal treaties and abrogating extraterritorial privileges. Secretary Kellogg stated the condition publicly in Washington on January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
China
United States
Kelloge
Explosion at Mormon Hall Kills Six in Turner Idaho
An investigation was launched after a gas explosion in an amusement hall during a basketball game killed six people and injured about eighty in Turner Idaho. Most injured are expected to recover, physicians said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin
Mormon Hall
United Press
Turner
Idaho
Senator Gould's Attorney Denies Key 1912 Payment Details
The Gould case moves to the Senate Privileges and Elections Committee as attorney Frederick W. Tinkley rejects charges that Senator Gould gave two differing accounts about a $100,000 payment in 1912 to former Premier J. K. Fleming of New Brunswick. He also assails Senator Widish of Montana for making the accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnited
Washington
Gould
Maine
J. K. Fleming
New Brunswick
Frederick W. Tinkley
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Widish
Montana
Sheriff Shot During Arizona Arrest Flee to Remote Wastes
Sheriff Maxwell of Apache County was shot in the face while trying to arrest a burglary suspect in Holbrook Arizona. A 300 strong Navajo posse led by frontier police and ranchers pursued three fugitives across barren wastes. The trio fled in an abandoned car found near Lupton about 75 miles east of Holbrook. Maxwell’s condition was serious but not fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Holbrook, Ariz
Arizona
Maxwell
Apache County
Wis
Lupton
Here
Kaiser Wilhelm to Return to Germany After New Cabinet
Berlin dispatch reports former Kaiser Wilhelm marking his sixty eighth birthday at Doorn. Nationalists say he plans to return to Germany once the Marx cabinet forms and party members gain influential roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the United Press
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Doorn
Wilhelm
Germany
Bourquin Baby Daughter Born in Butte
A baby daughter was born Wednesday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Douglas Bourquin who are former Dillon residents now living in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Bourquin
Mrs. Bourquin
Dillon
Butte
Mail carrier James Fay Recovers After Appendectomy
James Fay, carrier on route No 4, is reported to be recovering rapidly after an operation for appendicitis at Barrett hospital last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fay
Barrett Hospital
Beaverhead County Leaders Report Road Funds and Plans
George Metlen along with O C Gosman and A L Anderson attended the state commissioners convention in Helena. They returned with an encouraging report on Beaverhead County road building prospects and the distribution of funds for 1927 including a $160,000 allotment matched 56 percent federal 44 percent state for the ninth district and plans for a federal highway from Browny's to the south with paving in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘Metlen
Helena
State Highway Commission
O O. C. Gosman
A. L. Anderson
State Commission
George “Metlen
Beaverhead County
Monida
Browne
Butte Anaconda
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Browny
Mantle Winch
Browne's
Reichle
Anderson
Kalispell
Great Falls
Metlen
Death takes Hobson child on Tuesday
Stella Hobson, 83, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R N Hobson, died at Barrett hospital Tuesday afternoon. She had been visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J B Mayfield, when illness struck. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 PM at the Methodist church with Rev H B Ricketts officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
R. N. Hobson
Barrett ‘Hospital
Methodist Church
H. B. Ricketts
United States Possibly Asked to Call New China Conference
The United Press reports unofficial consideration that the United States may be asked to summon another international conference to discuss China and its ongoing troubles. The idea centers on U S involvement in convening talks amid regional tensions and diplomatic strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
United States
China
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Mr. Kahn
Opera House
Pisen Baylt
Smith
Boston
Charlestown
Edward H. Heinlein
Michael J. Murphy
Braunschweig
Salt’ Lake ‘City
Sheepherder
Hogan’s Alley
Mellon
MORSE
Rainbow
Dillon Business Houses
Rainbow Girls
Eastern Star
Masonic
State For Rainbow Girls
Is O
Montana Street
Chi Baking Company
Cash Market
Mike’s Grill
Tie Erill
Mike
Girll
Porter & Knotts
Soe
Tribune Calendar
National Wool
Beaverhead Road
Big Hole
Sen. Walsh
Kaiser
Hobson
U. S
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