Companions of Killer Hunted in Shelby Montana
Sheriff Maddock said four young men suspected of aiding a raid on Shelby were seen with Hanson in the days before this morning’s robberies. Authorities believe the bandits raided Fort Benton Ledger and other Montana towns, stealing merchandise rather than cash. Undersheriff Alsap, born Missouri 1879, and Chief Tenbroeck, born Ontario 1882, are noted as long-serving local officials with families surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhortheast
Ielby
Hanson
Robert Delilson
Sheriff Maddock
Shelby
Fort Benton
Ledger
Montana
Tom Crayon
Crayon
Mussouri
Alsap
Missouri
Washington State
Galata
Tate County
Tenbrocok
Elmer
Ethel Martin and
Cool
Loly Alsup
Tenbroeck
Ontario
Canada
Here
Ollmount
Toratet
France
Turner
Night Flight Over Helena Sparks Citywide Night Run
An aviation feature describes a night takeoff near Helena, with lights from Last Chance, mountain beacon signals, and Northwest Airlines routes to Montana cities. The account notes a midnight Boeing departure toward Butte, with beacon guidance past Canyon Ferry and Boulder Hill as the National Parks marks its first official night flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Oll
Guich
Montania
Northwest Airlines
Chiczru
Seattle
Rocky Mountains
Boeing
Butte
Canyon Ferry
Boulder Hill
Bik Park
Bette
National Parks
Death of Mrs. Bilon A. Davin in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Dec 20.4 Mrs Bilon A. Davin 23 wife of Lester Davis of Elliston died today in Butte hospital. Body brought to Deer Lodge funeral Sunday at 3 pm at the Methodist Church Rev John Reagan officiating. Survived by husband and parents Mr and Mrs Dave Price of Avon two brothers Howard Kenneth and a sister Flora May Price all of Avon. She attended school in Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Bilon A. Davin
Lester Davis
Elliston
Butte Hospital
Deer Loge
Methodist Chirch
John Reagan
Davis
Dave Price
Avon
Ahata
Donnie
Howard
Kenneth
Flora May Price
SQUATHOUSE DECORATED FOR HOLIDAY SEASON
Deer Lodge decorates the courthouse for the season. Custodian William Wallis and staff place two large trees with silver, red, orange, blue and green streamers, plus a bold red electric sign. Rotunda features multiple trees creating a festive public display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
William Wallis
Seasow
Sven
Water rights suit filed in district court
Deer Lodge December 20 A water tight suit was filed by W S Keeley for Mex Kramer against J Harper and others about the slough in the Leuhderville field not tributary to Dempsey creek. The case, likely 46 defendants, will involve readjudication of river waters. Also Deer Lodge notes report local business visits and movements.
Milne's Room Bar Detectors Barred by Federal Agents
Federal agents barred the doors of a hospital center in Doylestown Pa on December 21, preventing two men who posed as New York detectives from entering. They were guarding Caleb Miles who had been found along a highway and cared for by a physician after his kidnapping case entry. Angry wards erupted as the visitors left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doylestown
New York
Caleb Miles
Amatl Hospital
Mile
Hay Harvest and Daily Work by an Eighty-Six Year Old Farmhand
An eighty six year old woman continues hay harvesting on a farm and performs daily tasks in masculine attire. She admires Mrs Jane Hughes of Cartaryone in Wales for encouraging girls to work, though she disapproves of the shire’s norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane, Hughes
Cartaryone
Shire
Wales
Road projects across Montana buyers and bids listed
A Montana transportation notice lists bids and awards for numerous road and bridge projects across counties such as Granite, Missoula, Jefferson, Big Horn, Custer, Dawson, Sheridan, Wheatland, Valley, Musselshell and others. Bidders include L.G. Coverdale Anaconda, Lawler Corporation Butte, O'Connor Butte, Frah Sawtell Miles City, Woodward Building Billings, Nolan Brothers Minneapolis, and more with project values ranging from about 18 000 to 168 000 dollars.
Debating the Causes of the 1930s Bank Panic
A critical essay weighs Roosevelt and Hoover on bank panics, arguing most crucial factors lie beyond personal blame. It questions how mood and policy intersect, noting contradictory claims about the 1933 crisis and the response that followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Europe
Alexander Hamilton
Major road and bridge projects across Cascade area
The report details multiple construction aims including five-span belt creek bridge near Four Corners,Highwood road. drainage structures on Philipsburg road and Winnett south road. grading surfacing and drainage works on Fairview west road. Opheim south road projects. two trestle bridges on Belton crossingGreat Northern tracks. and a glider tailroad bridge over the railroad with 403 miles of approach work, funded by various firms led by Birch & Sons Construction and Nolan Brothers with costs in the tens of thousands.
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Montana Street
Northern Pacific
Rilver Bow Craek
Butte
Lawler Corporation
Bonner-Ovando
Missouta County
Bonner
C. O'Connor
Bulle
Milwaukee Railroad
Vendome
Vigilante Tra
Jefferson County
J.C. Maguire Construction Company
Hutte
Hardin-Custer Highway
Big Horn County
Hardin
Crawford Avenue
O. A. Wagner
Sioux Park
Tongue River Road
Miles City-Broadus
Guster County
Winchester Avenue
Main Street
Miles City
Frah and Sawtell
Harry Neghit Construction Co
Orient Northern Railway Campany
Gerber
Great Falls
Caecade County
Wood+ ward Construction company
Billings
Dawson County
Merrill Avenue
Glendive
Csement Forest
McDougal Street
Nolan Brothers
Minneapolis
Scobey-Plentywood
Sheridan County
First, Avenue
Northery
Plentywood
Lobbits Brothers, Inc
Libby
Harlowton
Wheatland County
J. L McLaughlin
Grest Falls
Great Northern Railroad
Glasgow
Valley County
South Sixth Street
Firsh Avenue
First Avenue
Lease and Leigland
Rounndup-Forsyth
Porsyth Tord
Musselshell
Eighth Avenue
Rownd
Tomlinson Arkwright Construction Company
D. M. Manning
Hysham
Saco
North Road
Phillips County
Massman Construction Company
Kansas City
Sad
Wibaux South
Wibaux Routiny
Albert Lalonde
Eldiney
Ekxalaka-Aleada
Garter County
Custer National Forest
J. C.boesatlug
Mites City
Wood
Cascade
Choutenu
Birch & Sons Constrution Company of
Great Parts
Belt Creek
Four Corners
Highwood Road
Chouteau
Thomas Stau
Winnett South Road
Petro- Jenm
Collison
Colvin
Fairview West Road
Richland County
Sidney
Opheim South
Carl Braathen
Malta
B. V. Lockwood
Belton
Flatheadounty
Milwaukee
New Deal Opposition Rises in Digest Poll
The Literary Digest poll shows 87.69 percent opposition to the New Deal from 819,320 votes across 44 states. The fifth report lists 340,623 for the New Deal and 472,068 against Roosevelt policies, with 57.69 percent opposition, down to last week’s 57.24. Electoral votes show 23 states in opposition worth 260 votes, while 11 states favor the New Deal for 128 votes.
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New York
Planning boards meet in Portland for cooperative planning
Oregon and Washington planning boards met in Portland to discuss cooperating with the Works Progress Administration on planning projects. Leaders included George F. Welsel from Montana. The groups will reconvene with the Northwest Regional Planning Commission tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Washington
Daho
Works Progress Administration
Works Progress
George F. Welsel
Montane
Hern
Northwest Regional Planning Commission
Roosevelt Deflation The Riot of 1930s Monetary Policy
The piece argues that the 1932 midsummer boom peaked in August and deflation resumed due to a reversal of cheap money by the Federal Reserve and the pound sterling decline. It credits Roosevelt’s 1933 actions and gold standard restoration for reviving the recovery, warning against a hard money shift now. It notes excess reserves from gold imports may shield the U.S. and stresses deflation persists with unemployment evident.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Maine
Augnat
Federal Reserve
Heover
Fedarah
Technicel
Parker Colberg
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York Times
Gilbert
Federal Reserve Board
Europe
Silver Situation 5 London Market Jammed
The world silver situation grows serious as London market jams the silver funnel to the United States with about 40,000,000 ounces. Prices fall daily amid Treasury Secretary Morgenthau’s day to day policy. Bar silver 989 fine down 9 rents to 31.75 cents in New York.
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London
Deco
United States
Morgenthau
New York
Mercy killing tragedy shocks Bedford community
In Bedford Ions on December 20, William Read, 50, a farmer from Athelston Town, fatally shot his 16-year-old son Ray as he slept, then killed himself. A note to his wife and three others stated the act was a mercy killing due to the boy’s incurable brain tumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ions
Ray
William Read
Athelston
Town
Chien Reed
Wes
Billings Postal Business Booms in Peculiar Report
Billings Pec 20 reports postal business booming with annual receipts reaching a notable sum as the Sepostattica period lapses. The economic surge marks a strong year for local mail services amid historical sales figures and growing demand.
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Killer
Batie
Deer Lodge Bureau
John D. Stephenson
Randall Awankery
Cheat Falls
Fred Palmer
E. M. Keeley
Milne
Kentucky
Gontrasts
Rock Creek
Skulkaho Road
Granite County
John Coverdale
Anaconda
Hiller
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Banka
Report
New York Tribune
Christaas
DAC Wet
Christus
Henneasy's
Kayser
Hennessy’s
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