Farmer Langley Injured When Tree Pins Him to Earth
Ira Langley a 52 year old farmer from Pompeys Pillar was struck by a falling tree while cutting in his woodlot. He suffered paralysis on the left side, possible hip fracture, and internal injuries. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital after first aid at Pompeys Pillar and is to undergo X rays to define injuries.
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Billings
Ira Langley
Pompeys Pillar
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Langley
Bilngs
Gloria
Mrs. O'Hara
Mrs. Gregory
Fray
Five Sustain Minor Bruises When Auto Overturns in Ditch
Mrs D F King of 1111 Terry avenue and her son George suffered minor cuts and bruises when their touring car flipped in soft gravel on Laurel road west of Canyon Creek bridge Sunday afternoon. Passengers Mrs S B Sawyer Mrs R L Fillner and Mrs E Q Tillhurst were slightly bruised. all received aid at the scene and were allowed to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
D. F. King
Terry Avenue
George
Laurel Road
Canyon Creek
S. B. Sawyer
R. L. Fillner
North Thirty-second Street
E. Q. Tillhurst
Livingston
King
Mrs. King
Ganyon Creek Bridge
Henry T. Hedden
Wyoming Avenue
Poor Cherry Crop Closes Hamilton Cannery for Year
The Hamilton cannery in the Bitter Root valley will not operate this year due to a sour cherry crop only about 10 percent of normal. Fred Parker, manager, says December freezes killed sprays but trees should yield a heavy crop next year. The cannery serves the upper valley and may affect Stevensville as well.
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Missoula
Hamilton Cannery
Bitter Root
Fred Parker
Parker
Truse
Stevensville Cannery
Bozeman Canning Company
East Kevin Field Well Flows Heavily After Sunday Drilling
The Big West Allen No 8 well on the Alten lease east side of Kevin Sunburst began flowing Monday after a Sunday drill. The well shows strong gas pressure with Ellis sand logged from 3035 to 1463 feet and a daily pipeline of over 500 barrels. W R Hawley says No 9 is spudding and two wells monthly will follow. Alten lease has seven producers with no dry holes. Johnson Corey No 5 increased flow to 1250 barrels daily, flowing steadily with no gas pressure and no water.
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Shelby
W. R Hawley
No. 9
Alten
Butte Man Sylvester Scanlon Dies After Accident
Butte resident Sylvester Scanlon aged 41 died in the Johnson House Cigar Store a day after a curb collision injured his chin and nose. Coroner Pat Holland will conduct an inquest to determine if the injuries caused the death. Scanlon previously ran an upholstering shop at 13 Main street Anaconda and later operated in Butte with a workshop on West Galena Street. He is survived by two brothers, Thomas Scanlon of the Mountain Consolidated mine and another sibling.
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Butte
Idaho Street
Sylvester Scanlon
West Garena Street
Johnson House
South Montana
Scanlon
Pat Holland
Will Lr
Scanton
Main Street
Anaconda
Galena Street
Thomas Scan- Yon
Mountain Consoliasted
Girl Enticed Into Auto In Anaconda Abduction Claim
Anaconda police arrested Earl Morris after a 35 year old local woman said he lured her into his car under pretense of delivering a note. The vehicle malfunction forced her to flee back to town, Morris was jailed in Deer Lodge county pending complaint.
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Earl Morris
Deer Lodge
Morris
East Fourth Street
Osborne
West Valley
Smith
East Third Street
Trial on to Void Campbell Contract in Kevin Oil Field
Trial opened in Toole County district court on May 26 as trustees sue to cancel a 50-50 Campbell Oil contract covering most Kevin-Sunburst field acreage. Plaintiffs Harry O Wilhard E M Harvey and W D Roy allege breach of trust and invalidity. Defendants are Campbell Oil Company Gordon Campbell Petroleum Royal Canadian Oil syndicate with H L DeKalb Lewistown and L F P Donovan Shelby for plaintiffs C Ford Helena and W F O Leary Great Falls for defense.
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Shelby
Toole County
Gordon Campbell-Kevin Syndicate
Campbell Oil Company
Harry O. Wilhard
E. M. Harvey
W. D. Roy
Jin
Campbell Oi Company
Gordon Campbell Petroleum Company
Royal Canadian Oil Syndicate
Campbell
H. L. DeKalb
Lewistown
L. FP. Donovan
C. Ford
Helena
W. F. O’leary
Great Falls
Mexican suburb mayor and councilmen held on treason charges
General Avelino Salas mayor and all municipal council members of a Mexico City suburb were arrested on treason charges alleging a plot against President Galles. In Niagara Falls, New York the city was lit by shifting colors from two dozen searchlights.
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Mexico City
Avelino Salas
Mexico Ciy
Galles
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Funeral of Mrs Norton Draws Large Townsend Crowd
In Townsend Montana a large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Lippert Norton 75 who died at the Norton ranch near town The service at the home was led by Rev Charles E Cunningham with Eastern Star members participating Interment followed at Deep Creek Cemetery Norton was a pioneer resident born 1850 in Cleveland and survived by children George S Norton Mary Belle Lenhart and B G Norton with one son Earl L Norton deceased Her long church work and charity were noted including bell fundraising and years as a Methodist steward.
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Order of Eastern Star
Laura Harker
Edda Kirscher
Homer Barber
Adah
Ruth
Esther
Martha
Electa
Evelyn Shearer
Vera Lodge
Alice Briscoe
Electa Barber
Mae Schreiner
Josephine Bitham
A. G McCormick
Vera M. Lodge
Grant Reed
Walter Crane
Thelma Thurston
W. T. Giese
Thomas Thompson
Charles Grimm
Let Ballard
G. W. Gilham
W. W. Harivey
John Lewin
Deep Creek Cemetery
Mrs. Norton
Cleveland
George A. Norton
Norton
George 5
Charles Lippert
Townsend
Will Lippert
Utah
Montana
John Hosking
Butte Girl to Head Fine Arts Dept at Montana
Miss Emily J. Kremer of Butte will head the fine arts department at the State University of Montana during the summer session beginning June 22. Courses include elementary drawing design and advanced art, open to all students with six week duration.
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Missoula
Emily J. Kremer
Butte
State University of Montana
Seittey
Department of Fine Arts
Miss Kramer
Montana State Normal College
Dillon
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York City
State Normal College
Rail worker killed by Great Northern train at Browning
John McLean a 43 year old Blackfeet resident and 15 year Great Northern yardman was killed instantly at 10 30 am while clearing weeds on the Browning Passing track He faced the oncoming freight and fell under the engine severing his head The coroner called an inquest for Tuesday at Browning with no witnesses
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John McLean
Blackfeet Reservation
Great Northern Railroad
Browning
McLean
Bemidji
Mian
M. A. O'Neill
Cut Bank
Snow Disappears Rapidly in Hills Beartooth Report
Billings reports supervisor R. T. Ferguson spent a week in Beartooth forest field work at Stillwater Rosebuds and near Red Lodge. Snow melted rapidly with warm days and rain. grass grew well and stock was admitted to range on May 16. Rangers fix lines, a Rock Creek road crew works, and many lines were damaged by snowslides and felled trees. High water early due to late spring snow and lack of packing.
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Billings
R. T. Ferguson
Beartooth National Forest
Stillwater
Rosebuds
Red Lodge
Rock Creek
Man Who Robbed Tourist of 275 Admits His Guilt
Rex Rice admitted guilt to robbing a traveling companion of 250 in travelers checks and 25 in cash while they slept in a car near Dillon. He pleaded guilty in justice court and was bound over to the district court for sentence with a 2000 bond, imprisoned in the county jail.
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Dillon
Rex Rice
F. L. Keilurn
Rice
Butte
Justice Court
L. P. Prihys
District Court
Rainbow County proposed in Fergus County area plan
Sam W. Teagarden, from Denton, says Rainbow county petitions should be filed early next week. The plan now includes Fergus county territory only, with Winifred east of the eastern line and towns such as Denton Suffolk Hoogae Coffee Creek Iverson Bear Spring Danvers and Alton inside the new borders. The county would cover about 3000 square miles with a value slightly over four million dollars and opposition is expected to be light.
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Lewistown
Sam W. Teagarden
Denton
Rainbow County
Fergus County
Chouteau
Winifred
Fergus
Suffolk
Hoogae
Coffee Creek
Iverson
Bear Spring
Danvers
Alton
Teagarden
Glory and Dick Gregory Endure Pneumonia Crisis
Gloria Gregory neglects her duties as a doctor's wife until Dick Gregory falls ill with pneumonia. Nurse Mrs. O’Hara arrives, Ranghild mourns a lost Swedish husband, and Dr. John Seymour orders separation from the ill man’s room as Glory confronts the seriousness of illness and responsibility.
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Gloria Gordon
Dick Gregory
Maggie
Glory
Gregorys
Stanley Wayburn
Lola Hough
Bill
Gloria
Ranghild Swanson
Wayburn
Mother Gregory
May Seymour
John Seymour
May
Jim Carewe
Carewe
Home Women's Club
Miss Briggs
Ranghild
Mr. Gregory
Dr. John
Mrs. O'Hara
John
Mrs
Mrs. Gregory
Starway
Glorias Struggle With Dick In Final Bedside Moments
In a dim hospital room Gloria confronts pain and memory as Dick moans Glory’s name. He longs for her presence while she questions their love and her decisions, sensing a deeper bond beyond spouse ties.
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Gloria
Glory
Hallway Escape and Echoes of a Moaning Room
A woman darts across a hall into a guest room and blocks out Dick's persistent moaning. She hides under a blue silk bed cover, but the sound intrudes her thoughts as she recalls the chant Glory Glory. Eventually she rises to step out.
Day Term Sentenced 60 Days For Rum Charge
In Kalispell on the Pat Roddy case the state won a guilty verdict for possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor. The court spurned a suspended sentence and sentenced Roddy to 60 days in jail and a $200 fine. Defense motion to suppress evidence was overruled, with 30 days to file a bill of exceptions.
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Kalispell
Pat Raddy
Roddy
Supreme Court rules on capital stock tax measure
Washington on May 25. The Supreme Court held that the fair average value of a corporation’s net assets, not the average market value of its stock, must be used to assess capital stock taxes in a New York City case brought by Ray Consolidated Copper Company.
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Washington
Associated Press
New York City
Ray Consolidated Copper Company
Supreme Court rules debts other than taxes no priority in bankruptcy
The United States is not entitled to priority in bankruptcy proceedings for debts other than taxes, a Supreme Court ruling announced today. The decisions come from cases in South Carolina involving the Charles Boyd Company and New York involving Kauth Nachod and Kuhne, bankrupts.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Charles Boyd Company
New York
Kauth, Nachod and Kuhne
Postoffice Waging War on Obscene Matter
Washington reports a tightening of mail safeguards as complaints rise about obscene literature and pictures. Federal action includes excluding such matter from the mails, confiscating materials, and warning foreign dealers. 1924 Gloucester fishing ships hauled over 150 million pounds of fish.
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Washington
Associated Press
Postal Service
Eteral
Post Office Department
Europe
Gloucester
Mass
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E. Norton
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