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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1932

Page

6

Night Riders of the McCanns in a Western Vendetta

A web of feuds and violence unfolds as Wilson McCann battles Jasper Stark and rivals. Matthew Stark is killed by ambush, Wilson is shot, and Ann Gifford confesses to Nora Gifford’s betrayer while Jasper schemes to force a marriage. An anonymous sheriff’s tip targets Ann for McArdle’s murder.

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Gifford Sister in McArdle Shooting Sparks Town Turmoil

In the Sierra foothills Julia and Phil learn rumors that Ann Gifford may have shot Tom McArdle. Stone confesses he killed McArdle and faces the sheriff, while Jas Stark and Gitner plot to frame Stone for a lynching in Mesa with Bud and others drawn into the town’s growing fever.

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Explosion of Krakatoa Record They Call Greatest Explosion

An 1883 Krakatoa eruption in the Sunda Strait between Java and Sumatra created a massive crater, 2 600 feet high rim, and hurled rock, pumice, and dust. The blast was heard 3 000 miles away and caused 50 foot tides to Cape Horn. Thirty six thousand people perished.

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Curragh Race Course Named From Gaelic Currrech

The Curragh of Kildare near Dublin, beside the River Liffey, becomes famed as a race course. The name derives from Gaelic cuirrech meaning race course and marshy ground, reflecting its flat landscape and its role in hosting the Irish Derby and other renowned races.

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Texas killer on the loose sparks Mesa town fury

In a dusty Mesa saloon Jim Yerby overhears townsfolk whispering about a Texas killer named Stone who allegedly shot Tom. Jasper Stark sharpens the talk, urging quick revenge while Yerby defends Stone and Miss Ann Gifford as new details surface in the tension filled gathering.

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Record Parts: Congress Enacts Vast Bill Crop in Session

The session ended with about five hundred laws enacted from 18,000 introduced bills. The House logged 13,000 proposals and the Senate 5,000, with many simple resolutions. Crail of California set a record by introducing 538 bills, across his Los Angeles district share of 1.8 million people.

Washington Congress House Senate Crail California Wiliam J. McDermott Los Angeles Busby Mississippi Drewery Virginia Bulisey Granata Illinois Sullivan New York Wood Georgia Briggs Texas Leavitt Montana

Coal lands opened to entry near Colstrip

President Hoover signed an order revoking 1910 1911 1912 coal land withdrawals in Custer and Rosebud counties restoring thousands of acres to public entry. The lands border Northern Pacific railroad operations at Colstrip, originally set aside for coal deposits.

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Montana State Notes Mix Weather Loss and Growth

Lashed by late Monday storm in the upper Gallatin valley, crops suffered heavy damage along a 12 by seven mile belt near Bozeman. Montana reports large hatchery egg totals with 36 118 840 trout eggs and 2 250 000 grayling eggs collected for statewide distribution and hatchery use.

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