FIGHT FOR LIFE Ot WALSH UNDER WAY
Petition drives by Butte residents seek clemency for Roy Walsh sentenced to death for the murder of Albert Johnson in Boulder. Attorney John Elliot plans duties in Renova to circulate petitions to Governor Erickson, as supporters await possible reprieve. Walsh maintains readiness for execution set for February 14.
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Boulder
Fan
Roy Walsh
Butte
Walsh
Albert Johnson
John Elliot
Counse
Johnson
J. E. Erickson
Mr. Ti- Trott
Holly Sugar Co Gets Action at Sidney
Holly Sugar Corp filed a deed transferring real estate of Southern California Sugar to Midland Sugar, a Montana firm, in Richland county. A $750000 mortgage on all Midland chattels, secured by United States National Bank of Denver, was recorded as a large multipage instrument. The Midland entity will lead Holly operations in the lower Yellowstone valleys as Southern California sugar landprices rise.
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Sidney
Holly Sugar Corporation
Parent Corporation
Richland County
Southern California Sugar Company
Midland Sugar Company
Montana Corporation
United States National Bank of Denver
Holly Holdings
Richland
Midland Company
Southern California
Holly Company
Yellowstone Valles
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company Eyes Milk River Factory
Mark Austin and Douglas Scalley of Utah-Idaho Sugar Company arrived in Chinook with a commercial club committee to inspect site possibilities for a proposed million dollar sugar factory in the Milk River valley. They will also review sites at Zurich Tlamesa and Malta before deciding. New contracts: company to pay beet freight to a dollar a ton with growers covering the balance, estimated at about 13 cents per ton to ship within the valley.
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Chinook
Mark Austin
Douglas Scalley
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Salt Lake City
Chinook Commercial Club
Milk River Valley
Messrs Austin and
Scalley
Zurich Tlamesa
Malta
Commercial Club
Watching Gas Tax In Eastern Montana
Citizens of this county debate losing its gasoline and auto tax revenue the county earned seven thousand two hundred ninety two dollars and forty five cents in nine months last year. County commissioners urge taxpayers to lobby representatives to modify the law and keep benefits from gas and auto taxes. The highway commission reportedly favored a compromise sending the auto license agency to the counties while retaining the gas tax.
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Jordan
Tan
Hendrick
Highway Commission
Girl Glears Man Accused Of Reported Incident
Santos Sanchez faced a statutory crime charge but was found not guilty after a 15 year old witness testified she did not confront him. The judge ordered further inquiry into possible perjury and conspiracy to influence the girl, who was later sent to a Helena juvenile home for care.
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Butte
Santos Sanchez
Jeremiah JT. Lynch
the Good Shepherd
Helena
T, EF. Downer
N. A. Rot
Baltic Abandoned As Northern Montana Stock Center
Baltic, three miles east of Cut Bank, once the stock shipping point for northern Montana, had its stock yard tracks torn up last week. Great Northern shifted loading to Cut Bank yards last summer, ending Baltic’s role after decades of cattle sheep and horse shipments.
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Cut Bank
Montana
Great Northern
Butte Plans to Send Twenty Boys to Vocational Meeting
Butte will send about 20 high school students to the Bozeman vocational meeting February 2 to 5. Seven basketball team members, three livestock show judges, and about 10 others will attend. Funds raised total $100 with $23 more sought. costs estimated at $10 per boy.
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Butte
Bozeman Vocational Meeting
Ragsdale
Bazelan
Northern Pacific Railway
Rawsdale
Reward Offered for Bodies of Whitehead Men Missing in Glacier Park
Cut Bank January 27 reward of 1700 offered for recovery of the bodies of Joseph I Whitehead 29 and William A Whitehead 22 of Chicago who disappeared August 24 1924 on the Granlite Park trail in Glacier National Park. Superintendant Charles J Kracbel of Belton sent a letter and placards arriving at the sheriff's office detailing two men in hiking clothes with light packs and sweaters. The brothers were described with their physical traits and glasses.
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Joseph Ir
Whitehead
William A. Whitehead
Chicago
Granlite Park
Lewis Hotel
Glacier National Park
Charles J.kracbel
Belton
Sheriff's Office
Dora
Warren Avenue
Joseph H. Whitehead
Arson of Great Falls President of DeMolays
Melvin Larson of Great Falls was honored with the presidency of the Montana State association of DeMolays at the closing session. Harold Fraser of Billings was elected vice president and Ernest Thomas of Butte was named secretary treasurer.
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Butte
Melvin Larson
Great Falls
Montana State Association of DeMolays
Harold Fraser
Billings
Ernest Thomas
Hillings
iDe
Carpenters Convention Set For Bozeman Next Week
The Montana State Council of Carpenters autographs a three day to week convention in Bozeman starting Jan 27. Delegates from Montana Washington Wyoming and as far as Indianapolis will attend with national officer. Bozeman Local 537 hosts at union hall and social events follow business sessions led by President F Breeden. Governor Erickson plans to attend the opening and a committee will greet him for a brief address.
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Bozeman
Montana State Council of Carpenters
Washington
Wyoming
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bozeman Focal
Union Hall
P. Building
F. Breeden
J. E. Erickson
Flathead Orchards Reported Injured in Cold Snap
W L Shovell reports Bitter Root damage extends to Flathead orchards with severe losses noted near Hamilton and Stevensville. Inspector I M Harrington to visit Thursday. Shovell on trip to Helena. Officials cautious, noting initial reports often exaggerate damage.
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Missoula
Jatt
W. L. Shovell
Division of Horticulture
Shovell
I. M. Harrington
State College
Bozeman
Helena
Hamilton
Stevensville
Orchard Homes
Shavell
Butte Directory Reveals 434 Sullivans and 214 Harringtons
January 27 report on the Butte city directory 33rd edition shows 434 Sullivans, 214 Harringtons, and 177 Smiths, with detailed name counts. It lists 47 Johns and 18 Daniels among Sullivans and notes Flurry is not a nickname, plus other name distributions across families.
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Butte
John Sullivan
Buttes
RK. L. Polk & Co
John Sullivans
Jeremiahe
Johns
Marys
Pierry
Harringtons
Anns
Catherines
John M/s
John J's
Daniels
Timothys
Jeremiahs
Dennises
Energetic physician overcomes difficulties in emergency operation
Jan. 27 at Wisdom 190 miles from hospital Dr W Stephan of Dillon performed an improvised emergency operation on a young patient with tools from local shops. Sterilization was done in boiling water. Assistants Charles Quist and Mrs. Hathaway aided as aprons steamed. The boy is reportedly recovering well. Windlesham, Surrey. Eng Field Marshal Baron Grenfell died.
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Butle
Vflager
Wisdom
Fromt Hospital
W. 1
Stephan of
Dillon
Wisdom Drug Store
Fas
Charles Quist
Dick Jlathaway
Man Arrested for Robbery Admits to Clothesline Raids
Great Falls on January 27 Earl Chatwood was arrested at Fort Benton as a suspected partner of Tom Kelly in a series of robberies. He admitted taking part in clothesline raids and petty thefts but denied involvement in house burglaries. Kelly has confessed. Chatwood and his wife Nellie remain jailed after hours of questioning.
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Great Falls
Earl Chatwood
Fort Benton
Tom Kelly
H. R. Eickemeyer
Kelly
Chatwood
Nellie
Mr. Eickemeyer
Marcus Anderson
W. T. Graham
Fifth Avenue North
Chief Anderson
Anderson
Chinook Flour Mill Poised as Area Growth Engine
The Milk River Milling Company runs a 30 barrel Chinook mill powered by Montana Power Company electricity. Officials expect milling to become a major local industry as Blaine county farmers boost farming of fertile lands near Chinook. Key officers include Henry J. O'Hanlon president Thomas O'Hanlon vice president and O H Harlen secretary treasurer and general manager.
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Chinook
Milk River Elevator Company
Montana Power Company
Milk River Milling Company
Blaine County
Montana
Henry J. O'Hanlon
Thomas O'Hanlon
O. H. Harlen
Crossword puzzle clues from a scrambled puzzle page
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Townsend News Roundup of Social Visits and Local Events
Louise Clark hosted a birthday party at the Clark residence on Saturday afternoon. Several Townsend residents attended dances in Toston with the new six piece orchestra drawing praise. Many locals visited Helena over the weekend with trips by Rev C E Cunningham and Mrs Downie noted. Mrs Oscar Meyers left for southern California joining her husband after winter visits in town.
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Louise Clark
Clark
George G. Scott
Columbus
Forrest F. Rowe
T. Plame
Franklin School
Ralph Horner
Kt. Spangler
Rodersburg
Charles Ballard
Helena
Townsend
M. Downie
Oscar Meyers
Southern
California
Meyers
Chas. Lippert
Webster May
Toston
Elma, Fern
Jamesena Worthington
Governors Invited to Washington Inaugural Parade March 4
Invitations have been sent to all state governors to participate in the Washington inaugural parade and ceremonies on March 4.
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Washington
Belgrade News Roundup Of Local Events And Meetings
Belgrade reports include visits from Robbert Bryan and Marguerite to Alr and Mrs Thigh Biggs, Bozeman guests George Axtell family calling, and Sunday guests at W. S. Stephenson. Lodge meetings appoint new officers and plan Old Times dance. A charity Anna Richardson memorial benefits Helena Children’s Home on February 5. Odd Fellows install officers. Five Hundred Club dinner hosts include Etta and Ella Stailen. C E S women’s chapter meets at Masonic hall. federation posts assign Florence Penwell to history and Mrs Blackperson to health. Women’s Helping Society gathers at Mrs Palmer’s home. sorrow noted with Eliza Reinig’s death. Belgrade chamber notes at council room with Blackperson overseeing. Rev Orr, Rev Reece, and Robert Hespen elected to roles.
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Belgrade
Robbert Bryant
Marguerite
Dinepier
Alr
Thigh Biggs
George Axtell
Josephine
Bozeman
Clarley Stephenson
Irelen
Stephenson
Sweet Pea Rebeckah Lodge
F. Hall
Anna Richardson
Woman's Club
Helena
Bellarade Odd Fellows Lodge
Etta
Ella Stail
Roy Hubbard
Sam Allen
E. L. Heidel
J. $. Newbury
M.C. Smiley
Masonic Cal
Florence Penwell
Eliza Reinig
Toledo
Iowa
Belgrade Chamber of Commerce
Cow
Coon
R. W. Orr
Roy [Reece
Robert Hespen
Butte Man Promoted to Montana Power Top Post
James B. Denison, long time assistant treasurer of Montana Power, has been promoted to general secretary treasurer and will move to New York to assume duties. A 31 year West veteran, he joined Montana Power in 1910 after college at Columbia. Mrs Denison and family stay in California this winter and will join him in spring. Denison succeeds Walter Dutton who resigned.
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Butte
Montana Power
Butts
Montana Power Company
James B. Denison
Montana
New York
Denison
West
Colorado
Columbia University
Townsend girl posed as man for over a year
Mrs. Arthur Glen Halling age nineteen, known as Bobby Watson, exposed her disguise after police were alerted by Delolay investigators. Wearing male garb and a state conclave pin, she had passed as a miner and participated in Montana roundups under the Watson alias before her Townsend background was revealed.
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Associated Press
Butte
Arthur Glen Halling
Bobby Watson
Jere Murphy
Delolay
Montana
Bozeman
Whitehall
Dally Frost
Townsend, Mont
Anaconda Pioneer Burned in Cabin Fire
Owen Normand, longtime Anaconda resident, was severely burned when coal oil ignited his clothes as he refilled a stove at 1105 East Fourth Street. In critical condition at St. Ann's, he fought flames with help from neighbor Sandron but sustained major head and body burns and poor odds for recovery.
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Anaconda
Owen Normand
East Fourth Street
St. Ann's Hospital
Sandron
Mr. Normand
Jordan Club Announces $150 In Prizes For Farmers
The Jordan Commercial Club offers $150 in prizes to farmers in two contests. A hog litter contest awards $50 first and $25 second for producing a ton or more pork in six months after farrowing. A corn contest offers another $50 and $25 prize for a champion five acres.ipment
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Jordan
Jan
Meaths
Commercial Club
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By Williams
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Flathead Orchards
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Rewsboy
Chatann
Nate
Roheildl
Division of Cavalry
Charity
Acne Wier
Townsend News
Sunday Independent
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Belgrade News
Jordan Club
Great Tails
Mary Orista
Mike Orieta
M. C. Smiley
E. L. Neidel
E. A. Stiefel
Hugh Biggs
W. R. Jones
C. W. Coon
V. R. Jones
Roy Phillips
Erickson
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