Farmer Battles For $1 05 Takes In Federal Court
In Billings on July 14 a suit seeks to bar Yellowstone County Treasurer Henry S Nutt from collecting $1 08 in delinquent taxes on James Yo Storm s farm property Storm a Homesteader argues the tax is void as applied to land held by United States entrymen under the Homestead Act He says enforcement would violate due process and equal protection clauses Storm claims the land remains federal property subject to his rights as an entry man Nutt says 42 acres owe two and one half cents per acre in county tax and warns that nonpayment will lead to a tax sale
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Billings
Henrys. Nutt
Yellowstone
James Yo Storm
Faundry Project
Storin
Yellowstone County
United States
Storm
Nutt
Statin
Sterin
Car Plunges Off Road Injuring Billings Pair
A Sunday crash 27 miles from Billings involved Fred Hash driving a car that veered off the road and overturned into a fence. Hash escaped with minor facial cuts and a scratched elbow while passenger Pete DePuilo suffered a twisted arm and scratches. A second small car avoided collision by steering off, the drivers exchanging repairs before continuing on.
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Treat Kalie
Tule
Custer Battlefield
Hiwas
Billings
Fred Hash
Third Avenue
Pete DePuilo
Ash
Enmlage
Billings Hardware Company
DePuilo
Aly
Hash
Hardin
Vaither
Metine
Rolling Log Incident on Mountain Road Injures Woman
A rolling log descended a mountainside striking a woman near Great Fate. Reported by Miss N Lang, the event occurred as logs rolled toward a gate and toppled into a path east of Meare. The injured party was taken to a hospital with unspecified injuries.
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N. Lang
Maehreargh Hopital
Meare
Leing
Lerg
Silver Pyre Wha Reas Mes Ggt Tions
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Gray
Steer Dyke
Carpenter Creek Canyon
Teleny
Wiedisn
Body of Girls Still Under Mud at Nevhart Dam
Great Falls reports say Christie Ricker, seven, remains lost under the mud after the Friday wall of water broke the Silver Dyke dam. Searchers struggle to locate the body as operations resume at the Silver Dyke mill and mine. manager says he learned of the Friday earthquake after the disaster.
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Great Falls
Christiie Ricker
Newhart
Lake of Ind
Silver Dyke
Hares
Girls Orchestra in Ditch Escapes Without Injury
Members of the Ladies' Columbia orchestra touring by bus near Bozeman escaped unharmed after their bus bogged in mud on a hill. Travelers aided, the vehicle was righted and passengers returned to their seats once on course to Bozeman.
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Livingston
Ladies’ Columbia Orchestra
Bozeman
Womtt
Many Tourists Cross From Canada to U S
Scobey July 14 tourist traffic from Canada is heavy with autos camping gear waiting for U S customs and immigration clearance. Many travelers head to Yellowstone and Glacier parks or visit friends and relatives in the Dakotas Nebraska Minnesota and other states.
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Scobey
Canada
U.S
United States
Yellowstone Natiral
Glacier National Party
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Battle Creek college football star faces alleged assault case
A Battle Creech region college football figure faces an assault allegation in Waslington. The case involves a wealth-linked individual linked to a warning siren incident. Officials referenced Haile Creek college in the report.
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Attias Ricly
Rela
Woman Saved and Revived After Drowning at Falls
Mrs. George Toby of California was saved from drowning at Sun River beach by James O Neill and Jack Quinland after sinking near the diving board. They provided quick rescue and resuscitation using Shafer technique, reviving her after several minutes underwater and carrying her to shore.
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Great Falls
George Toby
California
Sun River Beach
James O'Neill
Jack Quinland
Oxford Hotel
Toby
Te River
O'Neill
Quinland
O’neill
Federal Mines Bureau
Acrosa
Milwaukee Trains Resume Run After Lombard Slide
RB Wahes ke, a Milwaukee railway official, reported trains resumed on the line near Lombard after a fuel slide blocked traffic. He said the slide is cleared, the line is back in service, and all passenger and freight trains are moving with no delays. The Hks' special from Lewistown to Portland ran Sunday over the restored route.
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Creat Palk
L. RB Waheske
Freign
Milwaukee Railway
Lombard
Maheske
Ife
Wahoske
Hks
Lewistown
Porthind
Automobile Wreck After Collision With Horse Near Kalispell
Kalispell July 14 report describes a car striking a horse on the road just beyond Montford as the Allen car driven by AB Franklin and Art Horsemen pulled over to assist. The horse was killed, the vehicle suffered two broken wheels a smashed top windshield and a badly bent radiator while Franklin and their companion remained uninjured.
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Kalispell
Whey
AB Franklin
Blaine
Montford Wey
Ffranklon
Franka
Ana Eas
Slieht Us
Matises
Bert Rahaler
Montany Davggis Meet Case Highlights Narcotics Evidence
The report notes a court hearing involving Montany Davggis and others linked to narcotics. Prosecutors assert drug purchases and preparations tied to listed defendants. Record details include dates, roles, and alleged sale activity for official review.
Spokane man jailed for Pullman car purse theft in Livingston
Jotim Hill of Spokane was sentenced in Livingston after stealing a woman's purse from a Park train Pullman car. Law officers recovered rings, diamonds, a pearl necklace, and $250 in traveler's checks within 24 hours. Hill received a sentence of three to six years in the state penitentiary after aiding in recovery of the loot. Transported to Deer Lodge.
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Livingston
Jotim Hill
Spokane
Wash
State Penitentiary
Northern Pacific Park
Hill
Ehuman
Shannon
Futtle
Nis
Park Milling Company
N. J. Miller
Deer Lodge
Whipping Post Too Good for This Man in July
George Goggin was charged with beating his elderly mother and disturbance. Police Judge Dan Shea gave the maximum penalty of four days in city jail, saying he regretted he could not impose a harsher sentence. Goggin claimed drunkenness as his defense while the mother testified to abuse, including an instance of tearing her hat.
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Putte
George Goggin
Dan Shea
Goggin
Hin
Strack
Shea
Mine cage accident halts after cable breaks at depth
250 miners lowered to various levels when a sheave wheel breaks. The cable tears and the cage drops to the sump 3,900 feet below the surface at 7:30 yesterday morning. Engineer Robert Cox shuts power and stops the hoist. no one is hurt. Workers are brought to the surface via the Stewart shaft after shift ends.
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Artie
Robert Cox
Cox
Stewart
Winnett Youth Dies After Horse Trip Fall
Rudolph Sharka, age unknown, fell when his horse tripped near Winnett Montana July 14. He sustained a fatal brain injury and died that evening without regaining consciousness. Eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sharka of Flatwillow, Mont, he grew up there, finished grade school, and later attended high school in Winnett and the School of Mechanics in Bozeman.
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Lewistown
Rudolph Sharka
Andrew Sharka
Flatwilfow
Mont
Winnett
School of Mechanics
Bozeman
Broadus Advised of Creamery Prospects
Broadus residents were told Powder River farmers could supply a creamery with sour cream as reports of local milking activity attracted attention. Agricultural agent WDP Sta meton and Burlinton railway agent Christan Wegen studied feasibility and said patrons would supply cream without subscribing stock or financing.
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Broardue
Powder River Can Ty
WDP
Stameton
Christan Wegen
Burlingston
Wisconsin
Bonney Kendrick Warpay obituary and related deaths in San Francisco area
Bonney Kendrick Warpay, newspaper artist from the San Francisco Bay region and Alaska, is reported killed in Jason Valley phase. Meanwhile Mrs. Kendrick, former wife of financier Mra Kendrick, faces a divorce case and alimony disputes with Frank J. Wakefield. In Glacier Park Montana, park rangers recover the body of Ty Wright, a writer, who fell from a shale cliff near Sperry Glacier after ignoring park advice. authorities note Wright was last seen with his party near the Chicago area mother in fall.
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San Francia
Berney Kendrick
San Franciscos Bay Region
Aljaconda
Mont
Jase Valley
Doles F. Lo
Dam Kpreckles Wakeheld
Alia JD Spreckies
San Viego
Mra Kendrick
Frank J. Wakefelt
Merchant of New York and Manta
Kendrick
Nelle Kendrick
Arial
Nellie Kendieldiz
Park Glacier Park
Park Rangers and Pullion
Wright
Toidikrs
Sperry
Nangers
Guldion
Arinright
Extraordinary Rocky Mountain changes reported after quake
Butte engineers Sam Clerke Walter Hrammer and A S McDonald returned yesterday with news of immense topographic changes in the Rockies. They describe upper Miners Drake wiped out by huge boulders and fall of soil, tilting the lake area. A strong quake also damaged nearby road and caused widespread destruction. In other news a hospital report lists a fatality and injuries from a Sunday evening accident, with Henry Brown and Stenry Trown in serious condition.
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Butte
Rocky Mountains
Sam Clerke
Walter Hrammer
McDonald
Drake
Olinis
Waller
Stenry Trown
Alhough
Public debt may be paid off in 25 years if foreigners fulfill
Washington July 14 Special. If the United States keeps retiring the public debt at the six year rate and adds no large items, the debt could be wiped out in about 25 years. The total debt is $20.5 billion. peak was $26.6 billion in 1919. The article discusses sinking funds, foreign debt repayments, and three retirement sources, noting uncertainties about future payments.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
United States
Congress
IMG
America
Victory Liberty Loan Act
Treasury
Autherr
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Sinkling Fund
Noted Missing Man Found Alive With Family in Mineola
Lyan MacLachlan reported missing over two years ago is alive with his wife and two children in Mineola New York. John G. Ross county mane officer was informed by a telephone message from an unnamed woman who refused to identify herself.
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Duluth
Tuly
Associated Vresa
Lyan MacLachlan
Mineola
John G. Ross
Mane
Crossword Puzzle Answer: Yesterday’s Clue Solved
The item presents a scrambled crossword with multiple horizontal and vertical clues, including references to trains, metals, lifting, and common words. It ends by noting “Answer to Yesterday's Crossword Puzzle” and invites solver engagement.
Ekalaka Boy Bitten Pulling Out Rattler
In Ekalaka on July 14 Mare old Potter, 13, tried to pull a rattlesnake from a hole. He grabbed the snake by the tail but it turned and could strike, biting him during the attempt.
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Ekalaka
Potter
Officer Fired for Firing on Wedding Party in Great Falls
Great Falls July 14 Frank Earee former driver of a Great Falls hearse faced judge H A Sheppard on a reckless driving charge linked to a noisy Sunday wedding procession in Gibson Park. Park Police Iman W G Ferguson fired a pistol halting the crowd and was dismissed from the park service. A A Carpenter named to replace him. Warrants issued for Charles Fanthly Robert Maloney William Pearce as drivers of other cars in the caravan. Ferguson claimed discharge for doing his duty. park superintendent Frank Reimer cited disobedience of orders and repeated gun use.
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Great Falls
Frank Earee
H. A. Sheppard
Gibson Park
Iman W. G. Ferguson
Ferguson
Park Service
A. A. Carpenter
Charles Fanthly
Robert Maloney
William Pearce
John N. Pearce
Terreesa Mac Sawyer
Blomfay
Frank Reimer
Parks
Reimer
Beds Catch Fire During Suspect Incident in Livingston
Two men, one Mesrean and one Irish newcomer, were arrested on suspicion of planning a robbery after seen with a third man with a large roll. They were jailed for fingerprinting, but a cigarette dropped nearby started a small fire overnight. Police extinguished the flames, fingerprints were taken, suspicion faded, and the men were released. One immediately secured a job.
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Livingston
Ireland
Greenbucks
Zollman
Chicago Woman Dies as Camp Stove Explodes
Livingston July 14 Mrs P Rian of Chicago died this morning from burns after a camp stove exploded during a tour with her husband and two children. The family had camped for the night and she was taken to Yellowstone Park for treatment but died en route.
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Livingston
P. Rian
Chicago
OUSTER PROCEEDINGS SET FOR AUGUST HEARING IN CASPER
Casper July 14 Judge Harry Pillsley of Sundance will preside August 3 in Casper over ouster actions against Natrona county commissioners Jack Scott and Guy T Morgan. Accused of malfeasance the pair deny all main allegations and seek a jury trial and judge change citing bias by Judge Cromer who opened the case in the Eighth district.
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Casper
Wyo
Thesosciated
Harry P.illsley
Sundance
Seventh Judicial District of
Wyoming
Jack Scott
Guy T. Morgan
Scott
Morgan
Natrona County
Ave
Julge Bryan
Cromer
Eighth Judicial District
Mobile health unit visits Los Angeles schools
A moving health office on an automobile body toured Los Angeles and surrounding areas to provide school children with medical care. The unit carried a hospital and dental parlor, equipped with instruments for eye, ear, and throat exams, nutrition talks, and lectures on nourishment, under the health department's direction during school visits.
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Ton Angeles
Tos Angeles
Department of Health and Correction
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