The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-01-15

theatrical p~fJuucer5-
May z9-Congressman c. A. Moo
ney, of Cleveland, Ohio.
York banker and philanthropist-
June 5-John L. Stoddard, Amer
lean author and travel lecturer.
June 15-Miss Anna Adams Cor
don, former president Of World w,
June 2o-Ralph Booth, American
minister to Denmark.
Jun 25-Alfred Aloysius Smith
c' 5uns s7 H0TRip5 in t Z Whitehead.
bridge whist authority.
July miss Alice M. Robertson.
former congresswoman from Okla
homa.
of University of Wisconsin, inventor
of the milk test.
July George S. Graham of
Pennsylvania, oldest member of con-
gress.
July John Brisben Walker, SOL
dier, business man, writer n mag
July s-John L. Agnew, mining
magnate. at Copper Cliff, Ont.
r. L. Henry. former congressman
from Texas, in Houston.
July 13-Representative c. G.. Ed
wards Of Georgia.
July 28-Congressman Sam C.
Major of Missouri.
Aug. 3-Merritt Star, Chicago at
torney and author
Aug. 11-Rev. Peter ]. o'Callaghan
of Chicago, president Of Catholic
Total Abstinence Union of America
Aug. 26-Frank Harris, author, in
Nice, France.
Der of tariff commission.
Aug. :1-Sir Hall Game, English
author.
Sept. 12-F. w. lehman OF st.
Louis. former United States solicit
tor general.
Sept. Isl. F. Nugent. former
senator from Idaho.
Col. lack Mulhall. Oklahoma pio-
neer and Snowman.
Sept. 19-Dr. David Starr Jordan,
chancellor emeritus of Stanford uni
versity.
Sept. 29--sir william Orpen. Brit
Oct. 5--Dwight w. Morrow. sena-
tor from New Jersey.
Oct. daniel Chester French,
American sculptor.
oct. 11-Fleming H. Reveli of New
York, publisher.
Oct ! L. sIsn,a h; B. sr, LEANED his
'0G oet, II sSanrG Il. W VhiYsrSnsy' presI-
Oct. 16-Charles w. Murphy,
former owner of Chicago National
League Ball club.
OCI. 10 HOtIldS IA GhloOA III
West Orange, N. j..
Oct. GOV. A Rogers. cartoon
list.
Oct. 21-Arthur schnitzler. Aus
trial dramatist and novelist.
Oct. 22-Fletcher Hale, congress-
man from New Hampshire.
Oct. &c. F. d. Belden, librarian
of Boston Public library and presf-
dent of American Library associa-
Oct. 25-Charles A. Comiskey,
Ronald W. Boyden, American
memb sr of the Hague court
Current History, in New York.
Oct. 2S-John M. Bowman, presi-
dent of Bowman-Biltmore hotel COR
poration.
Baltimore philanthropist
Nov. SC. A. Greathouse of Indi-
ana secretary of Democratic ma
tiona1 committee.
prof. o. E.. Rolvaag, novelist and
educator, at Northfeld; MINI.
Nov. 6-Senator t. H. Caraway of
Henry M. wurzbach, only Repub-
lican congressman from Texas.
Nov. 7-Richard IT. Crane, Jr., of
Chicago, president of Crane COM
Nov. Col. Isaac n. Lewis, in
ventor of machine gun. in Hoboken,
Nov. 17-Edward Simmons, Amer
scan painter, in Baltimore.
A. J.. Wimple, corn developer. in
Eenterville, S. D.
NOV. 21-Dr. Sam Small, editor and
evangelist, in Atlanta, Ga.
Nov. 22-Louis Boucheur, French
Nov. 25-Former Gov. AL Taylor
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Nov. 27-Robert Ames, American
Hoke Smith, former cabinet mem
Der, senator and governor. in At
Nov. SO-Henry Walters, railway
Dr. K. G. Matheson, president of
Drexel institute. Philadelphia.
Daniel Sullivan, multimillionaire
j. J. Hattstaedt of Chicago. vet
eran musical educator.
Dec. Wv. o. Shepard, Methodist
bishop of Mediterranean area. in
Dec. "a. H. cockburn, govern
ment u expert, at Watervliet, NY.
Dec. 3-Vincent D'Indy. French
composer.
Dec. Al. F. Jelke, philanthropist
and manufacturer, in Chicago.
F. H. Bedford. oil magnate. in
Charles Macveagh, former Amer
ambassador to Japan.
Dec. 5-Vachell Lindsay, Amer
poet, in Springfield, Ill.
Dec. 6-Clarence Fl. Howard, steel
in Boston.
Dec. 7-R. c.. Hupp, automobile
manufacturer, in Detroit.
Dec. 9-Antonio Salandra, war
premier of Italy.
Dec. 18-Former Cardinal Louis
Billot at AFRICA, Italy.
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