Mexican rebel leader stays at Vancouver hotel in 1920s
A Canadian Press report details Gen. J. Gonzalo Escobar, exiled Mexican revolutionary leader, and his party staying at the Hotel Georgia in Vancouver May 15 to 17. They arrived with money, reserved suites, and a secretary who gave vague addresses, then left by automobile.
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Vancouver
B. G
Georgia
J. Gonzalo Escobar
Jeader
Pedro Alvarez
Ramora
Navine
Saattle
Addres
Brilfah Columbia Roads
Wutomobile Club
Livestock Market Report From South St Paul Inclines Mixed Yields
Livestock receipts total 7,230 with mixed yearling loads and calf/dehorned cattle values listed. Hogs see steady to higher trades, weights 160 to 240 pounds bring about 10.40 to 10.69, sows 9 to 9.25, feeder pigs around 10.40, cattle and calves show steady ranges with vealers 14.50 to 14.69 and cows 10.25 to 11.50. Sheep and lambs steady with limited sales and some direct buying noted.
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South St Paul
Cattia
Owen
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Receipts Mixed in Chicago Market
Chicago market notes show hog receipts around 6 000 with cheap direct sales around 6 8c higher and top hogs near 11.9d per pound. cattle receipts about 4 000 with steady to higher prices and top around 14.50. Sheep and lamb receipts total about 24 000 with prices generally lower for lambs and steady to higher for spring lambs. overall USDA style pricing and weight ranges cited.
Denver Cattle Market Report Bids and Prices May 21
Cattle prices steady to higher with calves fattened at $1.78 per pound and fat steers around $12.00 to $15. Hunger for heavier weights shows mixed demand. Sheep numbers listed at 1,206 with lambs and loads from California noted. packing sows and butcher pigs cited in broader market activity.
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Danver
USDA
Aoushory
California
IBM
California Springs
Calf Prices Rise in Omaha Market Report
Omaha markets May 1 report cattle trade with buyers in stockers and yearlings and calves traded at higher prices. Local dealers note steady demand from feeders and producers as calves and steers move through the ring.
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Omaha
Catter
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Noted at Saint Joseph Market
Stockyard report from Saint Joseph shows cattle steady to higher for top grades with mixed yearlings and bulls variably priced. Hogs traded around 10.60 for 190-220 pound lots with some at 30.70, while sheep and lambs cooled with overall lower bids and multiple price ranges across categories.
Calves and hogs steady with mixed California offerings
In Portland on May 31 the market showed mixed cattle and hog activity. Calves and bulls moved from two to twelve dollars under steady to firm demand. calves from California reached up to 12.98 per head while cows and heifers priced around 310 to 310. Bulls and veal calves sold around 2.56 to 24.89 with trucking and down payments noted. Hogs were steady with best whites at 21.75 and light weights at 11.66, packing sows 8, dull pig futures at 11.60. sheep trading remained steady.
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Portland
WSDA
ColeSy
California
Kansas City Market Report Calves Cattle and Sheep Prices
KANsas City May 11 report shows 1801 calves and 300 cattle across classes with steers mostly $24 top for fed lines. Cows range $8.50 to $11, veals $19 to $14, high-end breds from Texas sold around $18.50. Hogs 6,000 head fairly active with top at $10.78 for 210 lb, 260-270 lb at $10.26 to $10.70. Sheep steady with lambs $14.60 and $11 for feeders, wethers $7.21 to $8.15.
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Califoense
Fed
California Ceedars
St. Joseph
May
USDAI
Delta
Idaho Aptingers
Kanan
City
Usday
Attia
Texas
Cattle and sheep market notes from Beattie Seattle May 11
Markets report from Beattie Seattle notes cattle trading steady at 220 hogs steady with no receipts. Sheep likewise show no receipts. Trade activity and price signals are summarized for local buyers and sellers.
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Beattie
Chicago Market Potatoes and Poultry Ledger
Market notes from Chicago show potato shipments on track with 872 cars Tuesday and 483 on Thursday, Wisconsin and Idaho packings described with varied yields. Poultry prices in New York and related freight details appear with daily movements and totals, reflecting a sluggish trading tone and storage considerations.
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Cnenks
USTA
Cary
Total UW
Shipmones
Murhat
Alabama
Ald
Wisconsin
Idaha
Tay Snes
Man Under Influence Fires Shot During Pursuit in Livingston
In Livingston on May 20 Sheriff officers faced a man who admitted plans to flee with another man’s official documents. Aine Seldom reports the suspect, in a befuddled state after an altercation linked to Aquor intoxication, was interviewed as he argued about intent to commit theft.
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Hivingston
Possibie
Aquor
Sheriie Givert
Trimala
Hat
Anaconda Drivers Must Get Permits Begin Today
Anaconda May 41. City permits for all automobile drivers will be issued beginning today at 25 cents each. Chief of Police Tom Cullen announced that every driver must possess a permit or face arrest. Traffic officers are instructed to enforce the rule, and a rush at the police station is anticipated as motorists comply. The permits include instructions on Ada jconda's traffic laws.
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Anaconda
Tom Cullen
Thomas F. McCarve
Pere Gnils
Ada
Jconda
Taxi called for men who refused ride attacked passenger
Ed Haverill testified before Justice Lorenz that early Wednesday at the Hollywood Inn he was assaulted by French Giroux and Bill Berry after a taxi arrived. Haverill said he tried to send them home, they objected and attacked him. taxi driver Delf Hagan was reportedly also attacked.
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Anaconda
Ed Haverill
Justice Lorenz
Hollywood Inn
French Giroux
Bill Berry
Delf Hagan
Wasalse
Haverill
Disputed Chinese War Minister Feng Yuehsing Ousted
Feng Yuehsing, called the Christian General, is dismissed from China's ministry of war by the National State council. He is accused of taking 5,000,000 rubles monthly from the Soviet Union and negotiating a secret treaty to aid against Chiang Kai-shek, plus disobedience of Sun Yat Sen principles and expanding his army from 1 to 500,000.
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Soviet
Russia
Chiang Kai-, Shek
China
Feng Yuehsing
Ministry of War
National State Council
Fong
Sun Yat Sen
Hart Pleased With Conley Gift From Hollywood Icon
May 31 Deer Ledge Former May or Frank Conley received a letter from Bill Hart the Hollywood star thanking him for the will of a pistol said to have been taken from the dead body of Wild Bill Hickok after he was killed at Deadwood South Dakota. Hart calls the pistol the ace of his collection and praises Conley while sending regards to Senator Williams.
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Deer Ledge
Frank Conley
Bill Hart
Sation Picture
Hollywood
Wild Bill" Hickok
Deadwood
S. C
Conley
Hickok
Hart
Senator Williams
All Park Highways to Open on June 18
Yellowstone park highways will open to the public on June 18 after a delayed schedule. The Mammoth to West Yellowstone route will open Saturday morning, allowing access to Old Faithful and Canyon, but the Canitan road remains snowy for a few days. Cody and the south entrances also wait until June 18. National Park Director Horace M. Albright arrived and will base at Mammoth for the summer as he handles extensive correspondence.
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Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Roger Toll
Mammoth
West Yellowstone
Salt Lake City
California
Old + Faithful
Canyon
Canitan
Cody
National Park
Horace M. Albright
Enterprise
Albright
Park
Need for health officer pressing in Deer Lodge county
Anaconda May 3 The Rotary club heard Dr R C Hall insistence on a full time health officer for Deer Lodge county by uniting city and county health duties. He cited measles and scarlet fever epidemics and estimated city tax burden of 340.10 per year for part time physicians and health inspector. A full time health officer could be hired for about 5000 a year.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Rotary Club
R C. Hall
Hall
Promoter Accused of Swindling Missoula Men
Buseouth May 36 Since 1925 a promoter who posed as a wealthy interests financier has taken more than $22,000 from Missoula businessmen. W. Pratt, arrested in Spokane at the sheriff's request, is charged with obtaining property by false pretenses. He claimed land holdings in Cat Creek and needed funds to complete a deal with a California company. One victim reportedly lost about $22,000. Pratt is said to have ties to Tacoma and Auburn, Washington, with a prior conviction.
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Buseouth
Aheriff
Missoula
Denil Ia
Pollo
Abd
Tacoma
Wryb
Chargea
Beattie Chatwad
Auburn
Waa
Blinding Lights Cited in Fatal Car Crash Inquiry
An inquest in Menderville County examined an accident that fatally injured John Calling after glare from blinding lights caused an approaching car to veer and fall over an embankment. Acting Coroner J J McNamara led the afternoon session with testimony from witness Mr Collins, 24, of Great Palla.
Certification of Compliance for Montana Insurance Companies
The Montana State Auditor certifies that several insurers including Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Company in Great Falls and Hanover Fire Insurance Company in New York have filed sworn statements and complied with Montana Revised Codes. The notices authorize these firms to transact fire insurance in Montana as of March 31, 1929 and March 31, 1930, with capital, income, and surplus figures listed for 1924 1925 1928 and related metrics.
Insurance Certificate Compliance For Montana Firm
The Montana Insurance Department certifies that The Trememan’s Fund Insurance Company, listed address in San Francisco, filed a sworn statement December 3, 1925, showing capital of 5,000,000 and 1938 figures totaling 33,017,693.18 with policyholder reserves and debts. J. Geo. Porter audits and signs certifying compliance and authorization to transact business as of March 31, 2030.
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Tate
J. Geo. BP. Porter
Aggtann
Witnese
Cesar
Fermi
Hatana
Porter
Thaurance
Dynamite Cap Blows Off Boy's Fingers in Butte
In Butte a dynamite cap exploded on 14 year old William McMillan of Los Angeles tearing three fingers from his left hand. He suffered an abdominal injury and was attended by physicians as his parents, Mr and Mrs James McMillan, traveled with him by car after the incident near a theater.
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Butte
William McMillan
Lon Angeles
Ald
James McMillan
Montana Insurance Compliance Certificates 1928 Grants Audits
State Auditor GEO P PORTER certifies that Granite State Fire Insurance Company and The National Flatua Company filed sworn statements on December 31 1928 and December 31 1928 showing capital stock and assets. The reports note capital amounts, aggregate disbursements and surplus while confirming compliance with Montana laws. Both statements are filed with the State Capitol at Helena and dated May 6 1928.
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Stats Auditor
State OF
UBSB
Aurpins
Witnees
State Capitol
Helena
Porter State Auditor
Bty Insurance
Montana Insurance Dept Certifies Compliance for Glane & Nutgern Fire Insurance Co
State Auditor Porter certifies that Glane & Nutgern Fire Insurance Company of New York filed a sworn statement on December 31 1924 and is authorized to transact in Montana. The report shows assets of 7 000 009.00 and aggregate claims and liabilities of 34 270 912 62 for 1926 with surplus 4 252 997 59 and total assets 62 253 037 34.
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Atate
Montaxa
Prparthent
Granite State
Lon muTrance Company
Portsmouth
New
Ham
Geo. P Porter
Inpuracee
Hareby
Abots
Neuranes Organization
Policynoldars
Helane
Sehal
Geo. P. Forter
State Anditee
Office OF State Auditor
Fate OF
Montana
Insurance
Depat . NT
Ate ‘Orizador
Glane & Nutgern Fire’ Innurance Company
Willam St
New York City
Ty Han
Montand
Geo
P Porter
Cnpitat
Helena
Seageo
PF. Porter
State Insurance Certifies Compliance for Gleas Palle
State Auditor Geo P Porter certifies Gleas Palle Insurance Company of Gliese Falls New York authorized to transact fire insurance business. Statement dated December 31 1928 shows capital 5000 and aggregate liabilities 1 as of 1928 with surplus 596 611.87. Official seal and date May 1929.
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Office OF State Auditor
State OF
Geo. P. Porter
Iico
AL Rite
Witneta
Hama
Uetana
GEO
Port
Inqurance
Pacific Western Oil Leases Large Acreage
New York May 11 Jacques Vinmont chairman of Pacific Western Oil corporation today announced the company formed to take over former E L Doheny properties holds fee lease and permit in California covering PO acres Vinmont states earnings for the first four months of 1929 are at an annual rate in excess of estimates at time of organization
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New York
Jacques Vinmont
Pacific Western Oil Corporation
Fastet
E. L Doheny
California
PO Acres
Vinmont
Certificate of Compliance and Insurance Commissioner Notice
State Auditor GEO P. PORTER certifies that an insurance organization authorized to transact business in Washington shows capital of 1,000,000 and aggregate assets and income figures for 1928. the document records surplus figures and statements as of March 6 at the State Capitol.
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Selena
Shaul
Geo. P. Porter
Insurance
Téolleynoldary
Witheas
State Capitan
Herena
State Auditor Certifies Fire Insurance Company's Condition
Montana official record reports a New York company filed sworn statement as of December 31, 1998. It confirms compliance with state insurance laws, listing capital of 2,060,000, aggregate income 482,878.28, surplus 4,247,609.74, and policyholder obligations with details signed by State Auditor Geo P Porter at the Capitol in Helena.
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Aunran Montana—Insurance Department
Great American Insurance Company
Liberty Street
New York City
Montana
Geo
PF. Porter
Nereby
Sn Eurence
Abe
Ph Nice
Mittianitieier Ds
Helena
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ALGEO
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Ingurance
Office OF State Auditorate OF
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ASA ALLRANCE _ DEP
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Gro.pe. Porter
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Commiestoner
Saar
State Capitol
Beal
Geo. P. Porter
Office OF
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Montana—Insurance Departmont
Tha Pstehworg Afotoal
Inatrance ‘Gempaar
Tre Main St
Fitchburg
Geo. Porter
Neurande
Taraneaet
Neuranes
Aueregate
IBIS
Capitel
LE Dace Rearmes
Eurpius
Wurples
Regerds
Jontana
Insurance Department
General Fire Assurance Company
Paris
France
United States
William Street
Jaye
Porter
Anfiar
Tnsurance
Helene
Sealy Geo. P. Porter
Biante
Office OF State
State OF Montana
Whorosa
Gearest Oxchanes Insurance
Osreoration
Broadway
F. Porter
Normal Students Wed Following Graduation
Miss Lillian ML Ralph of Wallis and Leonard Nelson of Anaconda, both graduates of Montana State Normal college, were married yesterday at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. R. O. Shannon. The bride graduated with the spring quarter class yesterday morning, while the groom was a member of the March graduating class. They will make their home in Anaconda.
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Dilson
Lillian ML Ralph
Wallis
Leonard Nelson l
Anaconda
Montana State Normal College
Baptist Par Gonage
R. O. Shannon
Neon
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