State primary law mandate bid to settle emergency act validity
Former Associate Justice H C Smith of Helena said he will seek a writ of mandate from the Montana supreme court to decide if emergency legislative actions are valid. He aims to determine if referendum petitions may halt administration of primary and presidential primary laws. Smith argues the assembly alone can judge emergency existence, and seeks a speedy ruling to avoid delaying next spring elections.
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Helena
H. C. Smith
Supreme Court
Smith
Matthews Sworn Associate Justice Of Montana Supreme Court
John A. Matthews of Townsend was sworn in today as associate justice of the Montana Supreme Court to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of George Y. Patton of Bozeman last month in Helena on December 1.
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Helena
John A. Matthews
Townsend
Montana Supreme Court
George Y. Patton
Bozeman
Philipsburg Couple Married in Butte Church
Mrs P E Taylor spent the weekend with friends in Butte. Mr and Mrs James Mallon of Maxville returned from Rochester Minn where Mr Mallon consulted physicians. Miss Sallie Mallon shopped in Butte. Jack Davidson and Anaconda friends were in Philipsburg early week. Miss Eva McDonel and Misses Mary and Josephine Moore visited Missoula for Thanksgiving. St Philip s Altar society held a bazaar and dinner. Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams visited Helena. Harry C C Herron and Miss Anna Louise McLeod of Philipsburg were married at the First Presbyterian church in Butte. Attendants were Miss Phyllis McLeod and James Patten. After a short honeymoon they will live in Philipsburg.
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P. E. Taylor
Butte
James Mallon
Maxville
Rochester
Minn
Ralph Williams
Helena
Harry CC. Herron
Anna Louise McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
E. J. Groeneveld
Phyllis McLeod
James Patten
Herron
Sale of Red Cross Christmas seals opens in state
Helena reports the drive begun statewide with Oswego leading by disposing of its quota. first town to complete its sale.
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Helena
Red Cross
Oswego
Kalispell man seeks state treasurer post
Helena December 1 announces J. C. McAllister of Kalispell as a Republican candidate for state treasurer on the party ticket.
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Helena
J. C McAllister
Kalispell
Schilling Tea Offers Four Fine Flavors for Real Strength
The ad explains tannin gives puckery taste in tea and urges choosing Schilling Tea for genuine flavor. It promotes four varieties Ceylon-India, Oolong, English Breakfast, Sepa Jopen in moisture-proof packs from Schilling & Co San Francisco.
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Schilling
Ceylon
India
Schilling & Co
San Francisco
Cold Wave Prolonged Visit Binds Helena in Snow
A general cold snap gripped Montana with temperatures around 24 degrees and snow intensifying. Helena reported about eight inches of new snow, bringing seasonal total to 35 inches and delaying trains.
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Helena
Montana
State Board to Discuss Federation of Teachers
Helena December 1 The state board of education will assemble here tomorrow and the topic of forming a state federation of teachers affiliated with the American Federation of Labor is under consideration. No board member has commented on the issue and its attitude remains uncertain.
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Helena
State Board of Education
Federation of Teachers
American Federation of Labor
Four Year Old Girl Sleeps On Open Prairie
Rundown of a child found after spending a night on the prairie north of town. The four year old daughter of Joe Roberts wandered from home during a search by nearly fifty men and slept out on the prairie until morning. She was located uninjured by three searchers.
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Joe Roberts
Gottfrey Place
Bozeman Mobilizes Fuel as Blizzard Threatens
As a blizzard looms from the east Bozeman residents receive wood from the city camp in Bear canyon and coal from the Maxey mine. The county autotruck hauls 2.5 cords of wood while 10 teams deliver several cords by large wagons to needy areas.
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Bozeman
City Fuel Administration
Bear Canyon
Maxey
Mrs Mary Louise Butland Dead in Bozeman at 77
Mrs Mary Louise Butland died at Deaconess hospital Bozeman aged 77 born in Maine came to Montana in 1883 lived much of her life in Gallatin county and East Flathead district She resided with daughter Mrs C W Hudson on Eighth Avenue South She leaves a daughter Mrs Mabel Witte of Washington DC and a son Louis Butland of Bozeman.
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Mary Louise Butland
Maine
Montana
Madison County
Gallatin County
East Flathead
Butland
C. W. Hudson
Eighth Avenue South
Mabel Witte
Reclamation Service
Washington, D. C
Louis Butland
Dambres pleads not guilty in Bridger canyon murder
Fred H. Dambres of Bridger canyon ranch pleads not guilty to first degree murder in the death of his son Paul Dambres. Represented by W. S. Hartman, Dambres claims self defense after his son allegedly tried to poison him. He had just been released from a state asylum.
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Fred H. Dambres
Paul Dambres
Bridger Canyon
Atttorney
Hartman
Dambres
Ireado
Influenza Declines in Montana Report Anounces
Helena December 1. Isolated scarlet fever and smallpox remain most prevalent contagious diseases in Montana per state epidemologist Dr John J Sippy for the week ending today. Influenza shows a decline.
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Helena
Montana
John J. Sippy
Funeral Held For Mrs Maginnis In Helena Cathedral
Helena December 1 funeral services were conducted at St Helena cathedral for Mrs Martin Maginnis wife of Montana pioneer Mas Martin Maginnis. She died last winter at Red Wing Minnesota and was buried here in Helena.
Scottish Rite Masons hold Helena fall reunion
Scottish Rite Masons gathered in Helena for the annual fall reunion with secret sessions. The meeting will conclude Friday night with initiation by the Mystic Shrine after earlier Rite degrees were conferred.
Dorothea the German Keeper in Paris Wartime Solitude
In Paris during the war Dorothea, lone German embassy keeper, lived undisturbed until a carefree evening visit to a musical show. Her exclamation marked her as enemy. she was taken to a police station and the next day returned to the embassy with a warning that future sorties would lead to internment for the war’s duration.
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Paris
Dorothea
Rue de Lille
Montana Bills Sweep Congress For Local Public Lands Deals
A special Congress session opens with Montana lawmakers pushing a broad set of bills. Senator Myers and Senator Walsh seek public buildings, land reclamation, forest and irrigation projects, homestead enlargements, and Native American land dispositions. Representative Evans and Riddick also have measures on public buildings, German cannon donations, veteran homes, and Crow Indian land allotments.
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Great Falls
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United States
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Flathead Reservation
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American Federation of Labor
Catherine Macdonald Corbett
Montana
Fort Peck
Jefferson National Forest
Walsh
Helena
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Glasgow
Fort Benton
Montana State Council of Defense
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Eureka
Crow Reservation
Fort William Henry Harrison
Evans
Butte
Riddick
Lewistown
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Harlowton
Cascade
Custer
Dawson
Fergus
Hill, Park
Phillips
Valley
Yellowstone
Reclamation
Catherine McDonald Corbett
Crow
Lewistown Brides and Local News Circulate
Keigh and Kinzel wed at the bride’s sister home with Rev Archie Griggs officiating. Kreigh to Helena Banking Corp. Lehmann and Wagner wed in Great Falls. Lewistown Boy Scouts vow city cleanup. mayor and chamber official speak. Jacques murder trial adjourned to January term. Mary Rauch dies in Springfield at 81, mother of John Rauch. W C T U to hold county convention in Lewistown Dec 4. Nurse Alice Canon to Los Angeles for mustering out. County tax payments tallied 118810 in one day. City taxes collection begins as first year of self collection proceeds.
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Lewistown
James FE. Keigh
Alice Kinzel
Frank Hagstrom
Archie Griggs
J. W. Barker
Hagstrom
Helena
Kreigh
France
Banking Corporation of Montana
Oswald
Lehmann
Claudia Wagner
Great Falls
Ernest W. White
Lehman
Boy Scouts of
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T. L. Stanley
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Jacques
W. H. Flanigan
Ayers
John R. Rauch
Mary Rauch
Springfield
Alice Canon
United States Navy
Los Angeles
William Slater
Roy Ayers
Joseph Jacque
Resinol Soap Promoted as Healthful Skin Cleanser
Resinol Soap is praised for removing impurities from pores and making skin radiant and healthy. It is recommended for bath and toilet use and noted as an ideal cleanser for hands washed frequently for health. Sold at druggists and toilet goods counters.
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