Montana lawmakers wrap up after 82 hour deadlock
Anaconda March 11 The Deer Lodge county delegation returns from the nineteenth Montana legislative session as lawmakers praise the economy drive and the Senate’s reduction of appropriation bills despite an 82 hour deadlock. Chiefs like T P Stewart and representatives Murphy Lemmom and Stoddard stress economy and curtailment of local legislation.
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Anaconda
Montana
T. P. Stewart
C. A. Lemmon
F. Murphy
I Stoddard
Deed Lodge County
Senate
House of Representatives
Deer Lodge County
Stewart
Murphy
Lemmom
Stoddard
Powell county post meeting notes and local visits in Deer Lodge
The Powell county post of the American Legion met at City Hall with Commander C E Larabie in charge. Plans for Rialto entertainment, membership drive returns, and mining district meeting turnout were discussed. Ranchers from Helmville valley, local officials, and several residents were in town for various public matters and family news.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County
American Legion
C. E. Larabie
Rialto
Butte
Helmville Valley
Paul Peterson
Paul Feternson
Patrick
Thomas
Maurice Goughlin
Robert Imick
Walker
Frank Conney
Ali, Whitworth
H. C. Heitsch
W. Kessey
Helena
T. V. Hollis
Missoula
Clifford Manbry
Daghter
St. Joseph's Hospital
Charlie Eliason
Horn
Horse Pins Rider Down in Bad Fall
Jay Chapman escaped serious injury after a horse fell in Melstone on March 11. While the horse lay stunned, his leg remained pinned under the animal and his foot wedged in the opposite stirrup. He cut the saddle girth to loosen the tension and freed himself before the horse recovered to stand.
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Melstone
Jay Chapman
Mystery of Deane Home Mystery in Mankato Forty Years
The 40 year old enigma of Mr and Mrs Isaac Deane revisited as the Deane home in Mankato changes hands. Wealthy settlers disappeared abruptly leaving untouched food silverware and furnishings while rumors swirled about betrayal tragedy and exposure. The couple later died and bodies were brought back for burial deepening the towns unresolved questions about their sudden departure.
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Mankato
Isaac Deane
Deane
C. G Gritin
Clark, S$. D
Deanes
Clark
S. D
Mr. Deane
Mrs. Deane
Mystery House
Dope Addicts Under New Laws In Butte Court
Charlie King, a Chinese man, pleaded guilty a month earlier to possessing narcotics. He appeared before Judge Jeremiah Lynch as a new narcotics violation charge was filed, facing one to five years and 1000 to 3000 dollars in fines. Bail set at 2000 dollars. defense counsel appointed. King was arrested March 4 in Chinatown for morphine, cocaine, and opium. Previous case led to 30 days in jail and a 100 dollar fine but medical concerns halted further confinement. He is not to face trial soon as the criminal term jury was dismissed.
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Butte
Charlie King
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Fife
Harry Meyer
King
John Duggan
John Kelly
Chinatown
Swing
Lyoch
Fergus Co. Seeks Seed Pea Growers for New Plant
Lewistown March 11 The Fergus County Chamber of Commerce seeks additional seed pea growers on irrigated or sub irrigated land. Interested parties should visit the chamber to discuss acreage and timing. A large canning company backs the deal, potentially benefiting local growers as it cans many commodities besides peas. Contact now to submit acreage estimates early.
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Lewistown
Chamber of Commerce
Man Finds Ukulele in Misrouted Mail Case
Butte resident Alex Loiselle discovered a green ukulele and an instruction book in a New York mail package paid for by his taxi service. He had not ordered the item and seeks refund while briefing postal inspectors in Spokane. The article notes several similar packages may be delivered if payments are made.
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Butte
Alex Loiselle
Loiselle Taxi Service
CO. D
New York
Loiselle
Spokane
Ast
Famount
Post Office Department
Miles City Reports Pneumonia Siege As Epidemic
March 11 Miles City faces a pneumonia siege described as an epidemic by Dr. J. H. Garberson. He notes about a dozen local cases with at least three serious, linking the outbreak to recent grippe and influenza waves and warning of an expected aftermath.
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Miles City
J. H. Garberson
Garberson
Melstone Grieves Missed Cemetery Plat Loss
Local officials report the town cemetery plat was borrowed and not returned. With no memory of who borrowed it, locating a new grave becomes difficult and several unmarked graves complicate placement. Town authorities appeal to residents for help in recovering the missing plat.
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Melstone
Sahara bus plan by Citroen abandoned due to desert tribes and floods
Paris reports that M. Citroen’s Sahara motor bus line using caterpillar tractors has been abandoned because hostile desert tribesmen oppose it and desert rivers remain at flood stage, blocking passage.
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Paris
M. Citroen
Henry Ford
France
Sahara Desert
Billings Men Begin Tile Factory Project Near Roundup
Billings men J. A. Hamilton W. G. Slagle and H. G. Stevens leased clay and coal land west of Roundup to build a tile making plant. The clay tests suitable for tile production and the venture targets drainage markets in Yellowstone valley irrigation areas. Roundup tile aims to reach south to Casper with a large scale regional market.
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Roundup
J. A. Hamilton
W. G. Slagle
H. G. Stevens
Billings
Yellowstone Valley
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Casper
Bridger Boy Shot in Elbow Taken to Billings Clinic
Harold Colgrave, a Bridger boy and son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Colgrave, is being treated at St Vincent's hospital for a bullet wound in the left elbow. His condition is not believed serious and he rests comfortably. The accident occurred Sunday afternoon. the boy was brought to Billings by auto, a distance over 60 miles, arriving Monday morning.
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Billings
Harold Colgrave
Pete Colgrave
Bridger
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Women Take Off and Add Fat at Melstone Parties
Melstone March 11 reducing parties are the latest fad in society circles. Guests include both overweight and slender women who claim the exercises provide gymnastic effects and social thrill. Husbands note results could be achieved at home, but women insist the music and group atmosphere add appeal to the workouts.
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Melstone
iMusbands
iCity Politics Stirs Lewistown Circles
Lewistown March 11 political activity centers on an upcoming nonpartisan mass convention to nominate mayor city treasurer police magistrate and three aldermen. Briscoe Wright and Emil O Kindsley are named as likely candidates with growing talk of former Mayor Charles J Marshall entering the race. Perry Brown and A A Franzke receive nods of support for alderman seats.
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Lewistown
John Briscoe
George Wright
Emil O. Kindsley
Charles J. Marshall
Perry Brown
A. A. Franzke
Officer overheard prisoner tell girl where car is hidden
The Lewistown trial of Lee Edwards for auto theft revealed he allegedly directed a woman to Faulkner's garage in Butte and promised her $50 to keep silent as Special Agent McElhenny and officers hunted the hidden car.
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Lewistown
Lee Edwards
J. C. Huntoon
Department of the District Court
Edwards
S. Lake
Stansford
McElhenny
Minneapolis
Faulkner
Butte
Lloyd George Still Under Police Guard in London
The Evening Standard reports former Prime Minister Lloyd George remains attended by a detective despite leaving office. He has asked to be freed from supervision, but the government declines to risk events like Sir Henry Wilson after police protection ended.
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Fergus Co
William
PNR
Trwilbami
Eze By
Mra Beryl O
Billings Clinic
Dr. Wright
Kreg James Vereton
Melly
Whitte
Bondar
Bishop Vincist
Fermis
Christian ‘Worker
Whittiee
Doight L. Moody
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