Indians in Uoly mood protest pony roundup at Fort Hall
At Fort Hall Idaho protests intensified as arrests followed the roundup of native horses bound for Portland. Jim Baker protested and was jailed. his brother John and John Noble escaped custody and are being hunted as tensions rise over ponies included in the shipment. Reds Ugh is also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Fort Hall
Here
Portland
Jim Baker
Pete Jensen
Jim
John
John Noble
Indicted Indianapolis Executive Faces Bribery Charge
Indianapolis district indicts Ed Jackson former secretary of state for conspiracy to bribe Warren McCray with ten thousand dollars to name James McDonald Marion county prosecutor. John L. Duvall mayor also charged under corrupt practices act in a wide Klan linked bribery scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Ed Jackasn
Marion County Grand Jury
Warren T. McCray
John L. Duvall
Jackson
McCray
James McDonald
Marion County
Munity
Cayeged
Robert I. Marsh
Alarion County
Ku Klux Klan
George W. Coffin
Republican
Stephenson
Ku Klis Klan
Michigan City
Caffin
Marsh
Bishop Smith Asked to Continue as Chief of M E Church Area
In Bozeman the Montana conference of the Methodist Episcopal church elected lay delegates for the 1928 Kansas City general conference. The session heard Bishop E G Richardson on theology and biology of space. Delegates supported inviting Bishop H Lester Smith to remain in Helena with a resident bishop and backed a fundraising drive for the Montana Deaconess homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Smith
M.E. Church
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kansas City
Montana
Methodist Episcorpal Church
George Merksenburg
Washington, D. C
Charles Cole
Butte
E.G. Richardson
God
General Conference
Lester Smith
Helena
Master's Reserve and Pension Fumd Commission
Borenan
Hillings
Commissity
Increase in Corn Yield Indicates Higher Output This Year
The Agriculture Department’s September forecast puts the U S corn yield at 2 456 461 100 bushels up 71 million from last month and estimated total crops at 861 million bushels. Spring wheat and other crops show varied gains and declines amid general August crop declines.
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Washington
Sept
America
Agriculture Department
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Dayton Pilot Spills on Bozeman Field
Dayton Ohio aviator Hotearil Rinehart survived a bad spill at Bozeman when his plane overturned during a landing on the local golf course amid rough conditions after failing to cross the divide east of town. Repairs run about 1000 dollars. the craft was sent home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Hotearil Rinehart
Dayton
Ohio
Marines Battle With Nicaraguans Near Honduran Border
Managua Nicaragua September 94 American marines engaged in another skirmish with bandits northeast of Somozo near the Honduran border. Four bandits were killed and six wounded two seriously. Marines captured ammunition arms and supplies and suffered no casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Somozo
Fear Two Youths Lost in Cascades near McKenzie Pass
Hope dwindled for the rescue of two youths believed last seen in the Three Sisters area of the Cascades near McKenzie Pass. Guy Ferry and Henry Cramer went missing Monday and did not seek shelter in a deep camp at Lin OA Skank, suggesting they are unsheltered in the wild mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Three Sisters
Cascada Mountains
McKenzie Pass
Guy Ferry
Henry Cramer
Aine O
Reserve Officer Killed in Plane Crash
A snowstorm hindered search for Lieut Earl Carlisle an army reserve aviation instructor and his passenger Thomas Carey both missing after Carl is plane dove into Clover Field near Santa Monica California The two men were without food and clothing light banked clothing and high winds hampered the rescue efforts as authorities feared a mishap in the disape rance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partion
Santa Monica
Cal
Trenca
Earl Carlisle
Army
Forent
Patrol
Thomas Hatrict
Carey
Los Angeles
Carl
Paris preps grand welcome for peace congress opening
Paris officials arrange elaborate preparations for the congress with extensive decorations mirroring past triumphs. About 27 000 American Legionnaires are counted to attend, split among those in Europe, at sea, and awaiting transport to New York Toronto and Montreal as the event nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
American Legionnaires
Euroope
High Seas
New York
Toston
Montreal
Congress
Legion
Germany backs peace plan at Geneva sessions
At Geneva Sept 9 AP German foreign minister Gustav Stressmann announced Germany would accept the compulsory arbitration clause and pursue peace in the world forum. French Foreign Minister Briand and Sir Austen Chamberlain supported the move as a step toward lasting peace. The Polish delegation urged all signatory nations to use specific means to settle disputes and branded wars of aggression as international crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Man- Klint
World Forum
Assembly of
League of Nations
Germany
Gustav Stressmann
Reich
Briand M. Briand
Stressimann
Austen Chamberlin
Locarno
Western Farewell Given Proxy Starts for Capital Today
Rapid City dispatch reports the Black Hills honor President Coolidge with a western sendoff before he heads to Washington. After three months in the west, the president is assured by western leaders that his plans remain on track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Black Hills
Coolidge
Washington
Officers Stage Wild Chase After Suspect With Cash
Officers Gena W. Milligan and a federal narcotics agent chased Joseph Herring who flashed 4000 dollars. He was found without drugs, reportedly discarded them during the pursuit. Herring, from Great Falls, was brought to the police court and fined 150 dollars for speeding. The pursuit damaged both cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollee
Gena W. Milligan
Joseph Herring
Herring
Daughter born to Japan's emperor in Tokyo
Empreaga Nagako of Japan gave birth to a daughter today in Tokyo. The birth adds a new princess to the Imperial family, with details released by the palace press office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
Emprega Nagako
Suspect in Julian Steal Surrenders in San Francisco
The Chronicle reports Jacob Berman also known as Jack Bennett, fugitive Julian Petroleum stock promoter, surrendered in San Francisco yesterday to Harold Mavis, chief deputy district attorney of Los Angeles. He had been hunted since the Julian financial disaster with earlier reports of possible flight to New York City near his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
The
Chronicle
Jacob Berman
Jack Bennett
Julian Petroleum
Harold Mavis
Los Angeles
Berman
Berg
New York City
Gotte
Receiver for St Paul Pleads for Competition
Mark W. Potter, new heel lawyer and one of three receivers for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway, said no op position to a merger with Great Northern and Northern Pacific if approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission. He urged including economically challenged Milwaukee portions to preserve competition and avoid a full unification. The ICC scheduled oral arguments on the railroad reorganization for September 29 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Sem. 9
Great, Northern
Northern Pacific Railways
Inerstate Commerce Commission
Mark W. Potter
Cateago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Interstate Commerce Conmpanion
Milwauker
Uittras Doo
Washington
Sept
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
State fair gambling raid shuts eight wheel operators
Sheriff Burgess led a raid at the State fair uncovering eight men running roulette games. Concession owners named Brers, Jordan, Black, Waterman, Harrie, Graham, and Conlinued on Page Two were arrested after complaints to County Attorney Padbury. The gambling was licensed by A H Bowman the agriculture commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Burgess
Wade
Padbury
A. H. Bowman
Higgins
Crispin
Percy Brers
Ray Jordan
John Black
Sol Waterman
B. Harrie
Otto Graham
Queen of Montana Presented at State Fair
Queen Bertha Ainley of Liberty County was presented to the State fair crowd as the Queen of Montana. The ceremony lacked coronation robes due to weather delays, with Miss Ainley introduced by Governor Erickson and welcomed by a military band marching onto the fair grounds.
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Montana
Bertha Ainley
Liberty County
Tran
Miss Ainley
Ersemble
Erickso
Fair Montana Girls
Old Glory MonoplaneSighting Sparks Nova Scotia Search
Halifax reports government radio stations ask Canadian vessels to assist in locating the missing monoplane Old Glory on a Rome bound flight from Old Orchard Maine. Ottawa Navy ordered the search at US embassy request amid earlier sighting reports about 400 miles ENE of St Johns.
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Halifax
N.S
Old Glory
Old Orchard
Rome
United States
Naval Department
Ottawa
St. John’s
Poison mystery grips Enid church family
Enid Oklahoma September report notes wife and 16 year old daughter of Rev Charles Bailey of St Matthew's Episcopal Church involved in a poisoning incident. Nurse Mary Atkinson 26 detained as county awaits pathology results to decide charges. Two children died and three others ill with a pontaine like sickness. rector returned from Trinidad grieving. Additional letters found in the nurse's possession are not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Gkla
Repusta
Artion
Eounty
Charles Bailey
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
Mary Atkinson
Bailey
Nalady
Mr. Bailey
Trinidad
Colo
Mary Jane
Dan Mitchell
County Prosecutos
Miss Atkinson
Toon
Pavalli Leads Counties at the Fair in Montana Exposition
Montana's 1 State fair closed after a week of agriculture exhibits and flight acts. Colonel Charles Lindbergh drew thousands in the opening rites, while Alpine racing and parachute jumps drew crowds. horse racing without tunnels drew criticism and the final day saw hundreds seated for the closing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Charles AL Lindbergh
Alppinne
Tay
Torse
Illinois Entry Wins Miss America Crown at Atlantic City
Mish Tal Velander of Joliet captures Miss America title before 14 000 spectators on the milelong pier. The 17 year old junior from Gloria Township High School earns eight judge votes beating Dallas winner Moselle Ransome of Texas. Velander thanks organizers and promises to honor the title with youthfulness and pride.
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Atlantic Clix
Joliet
Atlantic City
Millon-Dollar Pier
Dallas
Moselle Ransome
Texas
Dling America
Gloria Township
Airplane Crash Near Stanford Kills Passenger
A plane crash on Mount Jefferson near Stanford New York today killed Floyd Wardell, 31, of Stanford, a passenger. Howard I Behr of Brooklyn, the pilot, suffered bruises and shock. Eyewitnesses said engine trouble caused a stall and late recovery before the craft plunged down a hillside.
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Stanford
N.Y
Mount Jefferson
Here
Floyd Wardell
Howard I. Behr
Brooklyn
Aighwoodrd Hill
Fraudulent Checks Dated 272 B.C. Ring Arrests Made
In Casper Wyoming on September 8 AP reports checks dated 272 B.C. were used in a fraudulent scheme by C. McDunn Jr. Merchants in Casper Cheyenne and Billings are named along with associates C M Dean Boucher and L China Hans. McDunn had one counterfeit check on arrest.
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Casper
Wyo
B. C
Cheyenne
Billings
Mant
C. McDunn, Jr
Hillings Bank
C. M. Dean
Boucher
L. China- Hans
Girl pilot lands safely in Tampa after nonstop Detroit flight
Tampa Florida September 9 AP Miss Ruth Hitler completed a non stop flight from Detroit landing her monoplane American Girl in the afternoon at Tampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Detroit
Ruth Hitler
Lyle to Go on Job But May Be Bounced Later
Washington dispatch reports Roy C. Lyle will continue as prohibition administrator for Washington Oregon and Alaska for now as Treasury officials await regular civil service appointments. Officials emphasize he may be replaced soon. Lyle was summoned to explain conditions in his district. Doran and Assistant Attorney General Mabel Walker Willsbrandt have taken up the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
Washington
Roy C. Lyle
Ore
Lowman
Treasury
Lyla
Iit
Treasury of
Prohibition
Doran
Mabel Walker Willsbrandt
Sastetlant
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Case
ED Jackson
Rbis Cunningham
Vernon E. Lewis
Fort Benton
Bozeman Field
Nicaraglans
Cascades
Wild Mountain District
A. E.F
Staunch
France
Julian
St. Paul
Mesoage
Pavalli
Illinois
Nate
Delander
B.C
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