Post Office Yeggs Baffle Officials On Trail
Great Falls Sept 6 Sheriff's force and postal inspectors hunted burglars who blew the Cascade post office safe and escaped with about 100 dollars in cash. Investigators found a wrecking bar crowbar and chisel near the scene and noted the robbers wiped the safe with a rag to erase fingerprints. Stamps worth 300 remained. nothing else of value was taken. The gang used nitroglycerine after jamming the front door and muffling the noise with blankets.
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Great Falls
Sheriff's Force
Cascade
Finkee
Mike Holland
Harry Rix
Ray Gaunt
Cascade Creamery
Great Norther Fool House
Beler
Wiliam J. Cooney
Sheff Adelph Daley
Thonghe le Rear
Bneglars
Dutton
Planwing Big Resort on Glen Lake in '26
Eureka reports G A Weil from Shelby with a capitalist buyer purchased the Malls place on Glen Lake and plans a large summer resort development. Negotiations for adjoining property aim to add numerous cabins and amenities, creating a major Northwest pleasure resort.
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Glen Lake
Eureka
G. A. Weil
Shelby
Malls
Neighbors Fail to Stand Insanity Charge in Great Falls
Great Falls hearing finds Isabelle Shum not guilty by judge Stephen Cowler after a commission's findings. Witnesses testified to habitual abuse and attacks on passersby, while defense witnesses claimed she had a stable, sane temperament and no prior vile language.
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Great Falls
Isabelle Shum
Stephen J. Cowler
Thomas Walker
L. L. Maylard
J. J. Baltazar
W. E. Johnson
Pete Fontana
Bears Trouble Sheep Men in the Big Belts
Great Falls report notes brown bears harassing sheepmen in the Big Belt mountains between Great Falls and Helena during the summer. AH Abbott, Helena national forest supervisor, and RS Abbott observed increased bear activity in Diamond City region, with a hunter killing several bears. A U S cadastral and forest service survey aims to produce valuable, comprehensive maps for forest administration. Grazing conditions across Helena forest and into Cascade County are reported as good.
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Great Falls
Big Belt
Helena
AH. Abbott
Unites States Cadastral Service
The
Forest Service
Abbott
Forest Administration
Nrest
Cascade County
Ex-Convict Led Burglar Suspects In Great Falls Robberies
Great Falls police arrest George Stone 24 and two others for recent burglaries. Stone, previously sentenced 1924 burglary term, was released early. The trio also includes Thomas Ringross Portland and John Russell Oakland. They are held in connection with the Albert Castner home and F J Lice nf el d residence robberies. Conflicting statements were obtained during questioning.
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Great Falls
George Stone
Susperty
Gaunt
Andy Cardwell
Italin State Penitentiary
Marcus Anderson
Fred Locher
Stone
Thomas Ringross
Portland
John Russell
Oakland
Albert Cast~ner
Seventh Avenue North
F. J. Liecenfeld
Ninth Avenue South
Anderson
McLibres
Senator Linn's Car Damaged and Found in Bozeman
White Sulphur Springs dispatch reports C. A. Linn went to Bozeman with Mrs. Tinn and Mrs. Wool to claim his stolen car found abandoned near the golf links. The vehicle was damaged and stripped, including its tires, after a long auto tour.
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Senator Linn
Bozeman
White Sulphur Springs
C. A. Linn
Prospector Finds Rich Ore Body at Old Time Property
George Gaskill, a long time prospector near White Sulphur Springs, reports a large high grade ore body on the Grass Hopper property resembling Castle mines ore. Construction begins on a 100 ton daily mill and concentrator at the Cleveland mine with 200 000 tons of ore in sight as Livingston and locals finance. The Castle Mountain Mining company holds the lease and bonds with Manager interests owning the property and power extended by Montana Power to the mine.
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White Sulphur Springs
George Gaskill
Castle
Gaskill
Cleveland
Manger
Castle Mountain Mining Company
Livingston
Montana Power Company
Romney Named Assistant Dean at Bozeman College
Seph G G O Romney, coach of Montana State College athletic teams, is named assistant dean of men in addition to professor of physical education and head of football and basketball. He will assist Dean M Hamilton and begin duties in the autumn term, reflecting his influence with male students.
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Bozeman
Mont
Seph
G.G. O. Romney
Bobcat
Montana State College
Romney
M. Hamilton
Atkins Som
Montana State
Road Blocked Out to Birch Creek Falls Opens Beauty Region
White Sulphur Springs report says Culler, Jinnard, and Lyle blazed a tract through Birch Creek canyon to the falls as the creek cut a wall and cascaded for a quarter mile. After road clearance, families including Wood and Fraziers spent a day picnicking at the canyon mouth. nature lovers urged a visit to the secluded scenic spot.
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Birch Creek Falls
White Sulphur Springs
Ge. Culler
Jinnard
Lyle
Birch Creek
Pirch Creek
Rock
T. A Wood
Frazier
GF. Culler
Shas Florence Alldredge
Howard Tex
Cansen
Martinsdale Notes Highlight Local Arrivals and Industry
Meagher County News reports arrivals from Melena Mrs William Began and infant daughter and Mrs Bloce Skinner as well as Mrs Brown visiting her parents. Stockmen Bank of Martinsdale pays 50 percent on all deposits in the defunct State Bank. Local figures visit Helena and Ringling ranch residents tour and relatives travel. Several residents and businesses are noted including mining property inquiries and shifts between Helena Butte and Bridger Washington and Chehalis relocation plans.
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Martinsdale
Wiliam
Bloce Skinner
Melena
Brown
Smith Brothers Sheep Company
Stockmen’s Bank of
State Bank
Richard Manger
Russel
Helena
Low Armour
Don Dver
Ringling Ranch
Philip Armour
T. A. Berkin
Trotter
Flat Willow
Wilma Anderson
Anderson
James Brophy
Rosser
Red Lodge
Old Castle
Brophy
Michigan School of Mines
Hnis
Henritia Crockett
Barnes
Charles Tyman
B. Hubard
Cattle Moutain Mines
Mes
Walter Butler
Virginia
Chehalis
Washington
F. Y Carroll
Freon Ringlisg
Tlelewa
Farmer Breaks Leg in Harvest Home Accident
In Glasgow on Wednesday Gus Hanson of Wild Rose was hurt while unhitched from a header box when a frightened horse toppled him. A wagon wheel ran over his leg, breaking it above the ankle. Dr. Miller treated him at home and set the bone in a cast. Neighbors rallied, with 41 header outfits and about 20 men aiding Hanson’s 400 acre harvest as his group cut and stacked grain by night, with local women supplying a community dinner.
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Glasgow
Gus Hanson
Wild Rose
Ite
Mr. Hanson
Miller
Baylor
Mr Hanson
Mr .Manson
Tme
Hanson Place
Sixty New Homes Built in Libby in 1925
Libby reports sixty new residences completed during the year as Lincoln County shows steady growth. Many homes were remodeled and several business places erected, signaling continued development amid the season.
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Libby
Lincoln County
Basketball Men to Have Hard School
Tareman Montana Sept 6 Bobcat basketball team at Montana State College plans a tough winter schedule. Coach Romney arranged 14 California games before and during Christmas holidays and will likely take eight or nine players on the trip. With four of last season’s regulars returning, the Bobcats will pursue a rigorous winter slate and a strong conference schedule against Utah division teams to defend state championship honors.
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Pobcats
Rolled Stockings Ban at Ursuline Academy
Great Falls reports Ursuline Academy will ban stockings rolled below liners and dresses conflicting with modesty. The rule forbids sleeves above the elbow and requires the prescribed uniform by October 1. Necklines too low and sheer material are banned and flapper style is discouraged for incoming students.
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Great Falls
Ursuline Academy
Mather Xavier
Rosebud Farmer Finds Hogs Lift Mortgages
Forsyth reports Jack Riley of near Vananda delivered 27 hogs yesterday to a local buyer, receiving two checks totaling 938 dollars. Hogs averaged 12 cents a pound for young stock under a year, described by Riley as a practical, mortgage lifting venture on his ranch, which also focuses on dairy cows and corn feed.
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Forsyth
Jack Riley
Vananda
Riley
Road crew completes 20 miles of surfaced road in assigned county area
White Sulphur Springs Sept 6 11 Wheeler in charge of Fort Logan road bidding has moved to Calkine to supervise work His crew finished 20 miles of surfaced road in the northwest part of the county and have about 4 miles to build at Calkins Wheeler expects favorable fall conditions to add roughly 1 miles of road to Meagher county this season
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White Sulphur Springs
Wheeler
Fort Logan
Calkine
Calkins
Bridegroom Arrest Follows Wedding Kidnapping Charge
Kalispell notes a newlywed couple faced a kidnapping charge after a brief marriage. Harry Seaman and Leonora Barry wed Thursday morning. By Friday Seaman was jailed as the father of the bride, a rancher’s daughter, moved to have him arrested on kidnapping allegations.
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Kalispell
Harry Seaman
Seaman
Leonora Barry
Bill Aims to Save County Some Expense
Cut Bank records describe a plan to avoid deputizing sheriff work for court service. Sheriff Croft faced travel to Coffee Creeks and back to serve papers on Suguse Jt and lit, but Tang arrived from Coffee Sterk and reported to the eternity catterines office.
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Long
Glacier County
Bill
Croft
Coffee Creets
Montana
Hungarian farmers settle in Canada near Calgary and Winnipeg
A Hungarian colony expands in Canada as Count Teza Palffy and Julius De Plessek acquire a 446 mile distant Hagel Ridge allotment in Manitoba Alberta wheat lands. Baron Caavesay reportedly farms a 200 acre ranch between Calgary and Ranff, signaling growing émigré farming ties.
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Winnipeg
Associated Press
Manitoba
Alberta
Wheat Lands
Teza Palffy
Julius de Plessek
Hagel Ridge
Winnines
Baron Caavesay
Mircoard
Calgary
Ranff
Pitiful Tragedy in Los Angeles
Elmer Fields a carpenter from Ente Oklahoma was brought to a city hospital after a self inflicted wound. Doctors say the injury could prove fatal. He arrived seeking his wife Naomi and, in a despondent moment, attempted to end his life. A note in his pocket urged a meeting at the pastoulce but had not been mailed.
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Los Angeles
Elmer Fields
Sma
Carpenter
Ente
Okla
Naomi
Ford Co Accused Of Misusing Customer Payment Plan
New York Sept Edward Moor files suit against Ford Major Co alleging deliberate interference and unlawful conversion of his weekly auto purchase payment plan. He seeks injunction to stop the unauthorized use and a full accounting of profits.
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New York
Sept
Sar
Edward Ty Moor Tofay
Ford Major Company
Autamindill Moore
Ford Campany
Fall headwear trends at the Inn fashion preview
The story describes four hat models for fall, noting fierce popularity and a rumored vogue for a turned-down helm. It highlights a sharp dressed man, Har son For, as the wearer of the featured hats.
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Harson
Independent Publishing Company Daily Gazette Ad
A damaged OCR fragment describes publishing by The Independent Publishing Company in Helena Montua with office addresses in New York City and San Francisco and distribution to hotels and newspaper stands nationwide. It notes Associated Press content rights and exclusive news reprint terms.
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Independent
Pubishing Company (Inc
Helens
Monta
Helena
Montua
Haatera
Prudden
King and Drudden
Madizon Avenue
New York City
Sieger
Linola
Studden, Ring and Prudden
Montgomery Street
San Fransisco Cristorsia
The
United
Ghia
Lawsuit notice involving Lemire Salt and partners in Montana county
A damaged notice shows a court action naming Lemire Salt and associates against defendants in Montana. The filing references a suit date around September 24 and mentions warrants, terms like law and interest, and mentions Lewis County and local entities. The readable fragments indicate a civil action with financial claims and possible property or corporate names, requiring further court details.
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Sentara
Lewin
Lewis
Augiat
Plains
Ducks Move Toward Coagne and Yellowstone Rivers
Miles City reports ducks worming toward the Coagne and Yellowstone rivers as early reports indicate higher numbers this year. Hunters fear many birds may leave before the season opens. September 16 is noted as a potential start. more ducks are observed in Canada this year. Local tales mention ponds and lakes teeming with mallards, with a large flight expected to begin after work ends.
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Miles City
Coagne
Yellowstone
Can-ada
Urren
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Bozeman College
Meagher County News
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Malena Lodge
Morning Star
King Solomon's Lodge
Sentembser
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Montane Lito
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Soros
Dempsey Garage
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Berl
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Allen Electric
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Stear
Goodall Bios
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Herman
Neil O'Donnell
Madison St
Cemenc
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Mangeta
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Eloce the Brick
Postoffica
Poona
Elle
N. Main
Christie’s
N. Jackson _Street
Ericka Zimmerman
Moalc
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Malo
Pittsburg
Culbertson
Batay
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Slath Ave
Moore’s
Iranstar
Boulder Ave
Wood Yard
Statant
Wear
Piatt & HeathCo
East
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