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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
2
On long steamship trips many plates and glassware get shattered with the fast opening devices. Shanghai’s telephone boom leaves scarce line capacity since 1918. The State Department reports the American consular agency in West Hartlepool England has been closed.
Morris Bailey, sixteen from Jackson Maine, reached France by hidden in his brother’s barracks bag. He earned two wound stripes four service stripes and a Croix de Guerre. His brother died at Chateau Thierry and father Victor Bailey was killed in Champagne. Morris was wounded at Chateau Thierry and St Mihiel and honored near Toul.
The Vickers liner seats ten passengers with two pilots, features water tight ensilage fuselage that will float if it descends into water, and includes a porthole beside each seat. It is a reactor biplane powered by two Rolls Royce Eagle engines of 350 horsepower, cruising at 98 miles per hour with 200 gallons of gasoline, reaching heights up to 14 000 feet. Trade Commissioner H G Brock, London.
Colonel Roosevelt's Montana leg included a stop in Helena with a luncheon and dinner and an evening address. The roundup reports other statewide items: Stevens and Simpson found guilty in Great Falls for conspiracy to defraud the government. land office field crews to be called mid October. a $275,000 fire at Great Falls Burlington hotel and wholesale tire stock. Canadian cattle deported for inspection issues. murder verdict and long-terms in Butte. a drowning of an engineer at Holter dam. state officials visiting Helena and studying industry costs. road bids set for October 8 in Missoula Blaine Meagher counties. Montana Flour Mills to raise capital to $2 million. Great Northern denied to close several cream stations. $5,000 relief fund refunds to East Helena burn victims. heavy livestock shipments reported. child welfare campaign results showing 7,491 Montana children weighed and measured.
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