State Probe Ordered in Filipino Riots in California
Governor C Y ong ordered an official probe into the California Filipino labor clashes amid rioting in Watsonville San Jose Exeter and Stockton. A three member commission may study the causes while authorities guard against new outbreaks and urge calm as violence endangers workers and residents.
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George D. Orissey
United Press
San Francisco
C. C. Young
California
Watsonville
San Jose
Stockton
Exeter
San Joaquin Valley
Pajaro
Montana History Prepared for AP by Prof C Phillips
Montana history material prepared for the Associated Press by Professor C Phillips of the State University history department. The note indicates scholarly collaboration and archival context for reporting.
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Associated Press
Prof. C. Phillips
History
the State University
First Montana Newspapers Emerged In 1860s Mining Towns
The article recounts early Montana news routes and presses. It notes the 1864 Montana Post as the first real newspaper, with John Buchanan as proprietor and Thomas J. Dimsdale editor. Dimsdale wrote The Vigilantes of Montana and shaped early literary journalism in Virginia City.
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Montana
Owen
United States
Buchanan
Missouri
Fort Benton
Columbia
Walla Walla
Bachelder
Hell Gate
Salt Lake City
Bannack
Virginia City
George B. Parker
East Bannack
Mortimer H. Lott
John 8. Lott
J. A. Hosmer
Beaverhead
D. W. Tilton
Montana Post
John Buchanan
Colonel Sanders
Lincoln
Daniel W. Tilton
Benjamin R. Dittes
Thomas J. Dimsdale
Dimsdale
Vigilantes of
Vigilante Ac
Henry N. Blake
John P. Bruce
Montana Democrat
Democratic Party
Helena
Montana Herald
R. B. Fisk
Herald
Telegraph
Rocky Mountain Gazette
Democrat
Peter Rowan
Martin Maginnis
Independ
J. H. Mills
Northwest
Deer Lodge
Missoula and Cedar
Gypsies bury queen in regal ceremony
In San Pedro the Nicholas band laid to rest Rosa Nicholls a 15 year old gypsy queen after typhoid fever. More than 400 followers traveled by car from Star of the Sea church to a Los Angeles cemetery as kin friends and allies viewed the funeral parlor artifacts and personal items laid with the casket.
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Los Angeles
Nicholas Band
San Pedro
Rosa Nicholls
Investigation of Filipino Trouble Is Asked of State
Sacramento dispatch notes a request from Filipino labor leaders exiled from Hawaii in 1927 for California to investigate racial clashes involving Filipinos. The piece surveys Montana newspaper history, naming editors and papers from 1860s to 1870s and noting the boom and short life of early papers.
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Sacramento
Cal
C. C. Young
Pablo Maniapit
Hawaii
Medical examiners doubt murder by self harm theory in Ingram case
In Billings medical examiners dispute the murder and suicide by self action theory after Mildred Ingram 16 died and Jesse W Ingram was wounded in a home quarrel. Dr E M Parr notes the back skull wound suggests not self inflicted and lead fragments were removed. Ingram remains under guard at a hospital as prosecutors plan first degree murder charges following the girl’s funeral tomorrow.
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Billings
Mildred Ingram
Jesse W. Ingram
Ines
Ingram
E. M. Parr
Noted Physician of Flathead Dies
Kalispell Montana January 30 Dr A W Ackerly a major in the medical corps in World War I died following a heart attack at his home on the west shore of Flathead Lake. Ackerly was born in New Brunswick and practiced in Milwaukee before moving to Helena for treatment at the U S Veterans hospital. He came to Flathead three years ago and built a home at Point Caroline.
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Kalispell
A. W. Ackerly
Flathead Lake
Ackerly
New Brunswick
Milwaukee
Helena
U. S. Veteran’s Hospital
Point Caroline
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