Women Seek Rodeo Ban Over Cruelty Claim in Great Falls
Great Falls October 20 The local Woman's club discussed a campaign originating with Chicago clubs to ban rodeos or remove cruel features. A Missouri club letter urged action to discourage or modify rodeo performances. Members tabled the matter until they understood the event better and planned to attend and form opinions. Critics differed, but all agreed cruelty should be eliminated if rodeos are sponsored.
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Great Falls
Chicago
Missouri Woman's Club
Dude Camp Starts In Gallatin Valley By Former Boniface
Bozeman reports Vic Benson, long tied to the Bozeman hotel trade, has opened a nucleus for a dude ranch on West Gallatin. Four cabins are done with plans for 12 plus a dining room, kitchen, and lounge. The camp sits at Taylors Fork 57 miles up the canyon, in prime big game country with famed trout fishing.
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Bozeman
Vic Benson
West Gallatin
Taylor’s Fork
Silver Fox Breeding Boost At Musselshell Farm
A Musselshell County fox farmer, Andy Lundgren, reports 22 new silver fox pups after transporting 26 from Alaska. He operates a Roundup fox farm east of Gage and awaits registration by the Silver Fox Breeding Association agent. The recent growth follows improved feeding and confinement conditions, with meat forming a large part of the diet.
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Motorist Runs Down Boys Playing in Butte Street
In Butte on October 20 three children aged 8 to 11 were injured when a car driven by Peter Konda 32 1-2 East Broadway jumped the curb and struck them, dragging one about 13 feet. Konda was arrested for driving intoxicated. The most seriously hurt, Allen Ranges 8, suffered possible hip fracture and head injuries but is not in critical condition.
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Aldric Matson
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Oklahoma Street
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Broadway
Tommy Calpin
Walter Morrison
Famous Veteran Rider Henry Williams Dies Near Carter Ranch
Henry Williams known as Broncho Henry and a former world champion rider died at Beaverhead county's Carter ranch near Heaver head. A veteran of the Pitchfork and 25 outfits, he won a world championship at the Chicago World's Fair and was famed for his bareback horse riding. He was about 70 and left no known relatives in the area.
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Heaverhead
Henry
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Chicago
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Ape
Volt Farmer Offered 30-Cent Premium on High Protein Wheat
Wolf Point reports a high protein marquis wheat sample raised near Volt by Russell Hansen. The gluten test shows 17.9 percent protein and 61 pounds to the bushel. An eastern commission house offered him a 30 cent premium per bushel.
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Eastern Commission
Foreign Girl Finds Family on Arrival
Olga Marver a 16 year old Sinvinish girl reunites with her mother Mrs Frank Kasmatin in Centerville after a long voyage from Jugoslavia. The girl arrived in Great Falls after three years apart and traveled nearly seven thousand miles with no English spoken. An interpreter aided at the police station and the box at the post office helped locate the mother.
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Great Falls
Olga Marver
Frank Kasmatin
Centerville
W. L. Hobart
Travelers Aid
Nick Frabich
America
Jugo Slavia
Missoula Gloved Burglar Strikes Again at Store Safe
Missoula reports a gloved burglar attempting to open the Megan Recline Sporting Goods safe early yesterday. He escaped with 29 dollars in silver from the cash drawer, leaving discharged matches and displaced items. It follows a second burglary 10 days earlier at the high school safe, where 150 dollars in checks and silver were taken. Police and sheriff’s officers pursue the handful of clues and suspect they have developed leads.
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Missoula
Megan
Jack Boehine
Sheriff's
Lurid Language On Police Found Unfit For Ladies
In Butte on October 20 C W Crawford told police his language was not insulting officers but unfit for ladies. He faced a $10 fine. H W Wade was fined $100 for reckless driving after a collision at Idaho and Galena. Crawford appealed by letter.
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C. W. Crawford
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H. W. Wade
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Ed Delong
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Galena
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Calpit
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Shea
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Cold Plunge Beckons WY Man Before Detention
Early morning chill did not deter WY resident Hy Cleveland 53 from bathing in Bell creek near the power plant. Detained after rescue, he was taken to the city fort and then county jail for observation. He recently arrived from White Sulphur Springs.
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Pioneer Mary Flood Dies at 76 in Boulder Valley
Mrs Mary Flood a pioneer resident dies at her home in Howlder valley on Monday evening. Born June 7 1849 in Walliams town New York she moved to Montana in 1889 and lived near Boulder ever since. She leaves two daughters and four sons plus two sisters and several grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at her home with Rev C Smith officiating and burial in Boulder valley cemetery.
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Carrie Walker
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Burnett
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Frank Flood
East Selenay
Will
Fd Flood
George Vosburg
Boulder Valley
Julia Deverieux
Utica
A. Castle
Williamston
Warden warns tooth hunters not to smash game law
Great Malle Oct IR Th Hall a Maley fish and game warden appeals to tooth hunters to kill the herd of 300 near Sun River to prevent starvation. He expects a few wardens to monitor hunts in the Malta region while ducks are taunted. The herd lacks winter range. elk occupy the east slope with the west offering little feed. The Teton County area opened October 15 and Lewis and Clark county region opens November 1.
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Helena
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Malta
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Lewis and Clark County
Butte Man Shot Cleaning Pistol
Joe Warrenstein of AG South Montana street was accidentally shot in the left arm yesterday while cleaning a .22 revolver in an alley between Galena and Yark streets. A store owner had told him to clean the gun. the bullet tore flesh but did not strike bone. A companion aided him to the hospital, where he was treated and sent home.
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Joe Karrenstein
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Hosel
Wyoming
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Tushore
Recovering of Gunshot Wound in Great Falls
Reports Monday night from physicians in Great Falls state George Renayhartt is improving after being accidentally shot in the arm while hanging Sunday. An operation removed the bullet in the left arm near the elbow. Two bystanders, Renay Keff Jr and Frank Pike, were present during the incident.
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Great Falls
George Renayhartt
Tribune Selictor
Wales
Ink Gan
Renny Keff, Jr
Prank Pike
Secret Mussolini Memoir Linked to Matteotti Murder Trial
A hidden document circulating in Italy accuses Premier Mussolini of ordering the murder of deputy Giacomo Matteotti. The claim surfaces amid Mussolini’s political foes at Matteotti’s trial, while a new photograph emerged from recent naval maneuvers.
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Matteotti
Mussolini
The Wife Who Wasnt Wanted Scene in Courtroom Drama
In a Nixon era style melodrama, Dorothy A. F. Marcell follows Eileen Mannering as her son Rob faces manslaughter charges after a fatal car crash. District Attorney John Mannering vows prosecution while Eileen seeks legal help from rival lawyers as romantic tensions complicate duties.
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Hhasing
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John Mannering
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Jerome Wallace
Slick Jennings
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TE J. Bleydorfie
Purification Health Ad Promises System Cleansing
An old advertisement touts Purification Calotabs as a total system purifier to reverse chronic ailments. It urges a thorough course, claims vitality returns, and notes a family package with directions priced at 36 cents, available at any drug store.
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Nature
Friendship and political gears strain a troubled family
Esteen weighs a hopeful offer from Bob as Eileen clings to friendship amid rumors about Wallace. Bob speaks of helping her and her son while facing the ward politics ahead. Wallace's stance shifts, leaving questions about loyalties and futures as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
Body of unidentified man found near Musselshell River bank
Miles City dispatch reports an unidentified man, likely 30 to 40, found in the Musselshell river bed near Harlowton Montana. He was well dressed, badly decomposed, shot in the head with a bullet entering the back and exiting the forehead, no ID or valuables found, and foul play suspected. Authorities believe he may have been a tourist victim of hoboes who robbed him and stole his car before discarding the body.
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Musselshell River
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