Montana Senate panel weighs education cost cuts
A Montana legislative committee probes state education expenses. It questions raising the second stenographer’s salary to 1620 a year and whether the attorney general with four assistants can handle work. It calls for maintaining certification programs while weighing rural inspection and normal training costs amid federal funds.
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Aves
Comte
Delaney
State Board of Educaion
Corrington and Schnitzer
Eighteenth Assembly
Pen hearing on compensation bill explained by lawmakers
For two and a half hours tonight members of the Senate and house compensation committee heard explanations of the proposed new industrial insurance law and arguments for its adoption. With several speakers for and against, Sen ior Muffly presiding said the hearing would resume Wednesday night.
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Tte
House Compensation
Muffly
Johnson files election contest over Schall funding case
Magnus Johnson, former labor candidate, alleges extortion of 78000 from bootleggers and moonshiners for Thomas Schall’s campaign for the U S Senate. He accuses Schall of knowing participation, illegal expenditures, and defamatory campaigns in Minnesota. The petition awaits consideration at the next Senate session.
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Associated Press
Washington
Minnesota
Thomas Sehall
United States Senate
Conger Lea
Nate
Magnus Johnson
Johnson
Schall
Schall F
Senate
London
WANTS TRAINING SCHOOL AT HAVRE
Helena February 2 Northern Montana senators announced a bill to relocate the Northern Montana Agricultural and Manual Training School to Havre. The measure would create an executive board and relocate Fort Assiniboine property with state guarantees, amid years of inaction and equipment losses.
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Standard
Helena
Northern
Montana
Cowan
Chin
Boot
Dell
Survant
Schnitsler
Taylor
Grosnup
Clark
Peeran
Havre
Montana Agricultural and Manual Training School
Fort Assiniboine
Green Up
Daniels County
Sheridan County
Schnitzier
Daniels
Greenup
Schnit
Senate
Rothes
Whal
Passare
House
Rural School Transportation Debate in Montana House
Keeley of Powell county attacked Holt of Cascade over a bill to transport school children from rural districts to city schools. An amendment failed, and a substitute to strike the enacting clause also failed. Anderson and Meagher spoke for rural interests. Meagher secured an amendment to allow transport to towns on regular routes. The session also saw several bills acted on and several readings, with a notable defeat of Anne Worth’s county assessor bill. Northern representatives pushed for a Havre agricultural and manual training school, and the closed primary bill advanced then faced possible revision.
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Standard Star
Helena
Keeley
Powell County
Holt
Cascade
Anderson
Blaine County
House Meagher
Teton
House
Wan” Anne Worth
Montana
Fort Assiniboine
Troy
Patterson
Burns Plank
Andrus
A. T. Larsen
Nena
Ting
Tate Forester
Duces
Verdict today in murder hearing continues with witness accounts
The court heard Dr. Donohue rate a defendant as rational and responsible for the shooting day. Mrs. Kacar testified to heavy alcohol use and nervous illness, describing moonshine intake and sleep remedies as investigators questioned her memory of events surrounding the Oct. 20 incident.
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Donohue
Kacar
O'Brien
N. A. Rotering
Galasso
Nan Mra
Trial Transcript from Kacar Case Reveals Conflicting Answers
Testimony details a gunshot death on October 20 in St James hospital. Mrs. Kacar recalls possible blood on her husband and wiping his face while denying seeing a weapon. Deputies state she was arrested while uncertain of her actions. Judge Lynch pressures focused questioning and pace.
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Glase
Kacar
Rotering
T. E. Downey
Bourquin
Tony Harris
Mra’ Kear
Pete Piakolich
Lynch
Rescue Efforts Continue for Floyd Collins in Cave City
In Cave City Ky on February 2 Floyd Collins remains trapped after a cave collapse. An offer of $600 to any surgeon who will crawl through the Sand cave to reach him and amputate his leg was reported by Homer Collins. Johnny Geralds, a Cave City sportsman, planned to pull Collins out the next day as rescuers persist in underground efforts amid fatigue and danger.
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Louisville
Floyd Collins
Homer Collins
Louisville Post
Johnny Geilds
Cave City
Geralds Waid
Colling
Montana senate probes private deposits by state officers
A Montana Senate resolution proposes a three member committee to investigate reports that elective and appointive state officers deposited state funds in private banks without bonds. The matter, attributed to Pauline of Flathead and McCormack, questions legality and potential losses to the state. A cough remedy paragraph ends the fragment.
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Rita
Mel
Senate
Beofield
Speer
Hotee Anking
Congress
Corrington
Schnitter
General State
Schnitzler
Capitol Annex
General Fund
Sta Finance
State General Fund
Carrington
Bankine
Pauline of Flathead
Mon Tana
Montana
McCormack
Famous Alaska Dog Derby Relay With Anti-Toxin Effort
Nome Alaska Feb 2 Three hundred area residents gathered at 6:30 am for a dramatic dog relay carrying a 20 pound anti-toxin from Nenana to Nome. Despite bitter -60 to -40 degree cold, teams led by Gunnar Kasson and Till Shannon pushed through long distances. Public health officials insisted the serum remained viable though some vials may have been damaged during the cold.
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Associated Press
Nome
Alaska
Cara Welch
United States Public Health Service
Gunnar Kashon
Norton Sound
Nenana
Candle City
Return
Leonard Seppala
Till ‘Shannon
Tolovana
Jim Kaund
Hot Springs
United States i
Signal Corps
Anchorage
Tom Green
John Folger
Titus Nicolas
Green
Kcuahowim
Gou
Kalland
Governors Visit Sparks Bozeman Vocational Meet
Governor J B Erickson and Mrs Erickson arrived in Bozeman to attend the sixth annual boys vocational congress at Montana State College. The day included a Kiwanis luncheon, a Gallatin farm bureau address, a college program for 1100 delegates, Rotary dinner, Bozeman Woman's Club birthday event, and a faculty banquet. The visit marks their first since the inauguration as they depart to Helena early tomorrow.
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Bozeman
J.B. Erickson
Montana State College
Enter‘ain
Wes
Kiwanis
Gallatin Farm
Bereau
Congress
Rotary
Bozeman Woman's Club
Erlekaan
Helena
Boyle Victim of Automobiles Wreck Near City
J P Boyle aged 31 of 517 North Main suffered a torn ligament in the right shoulder when the car he rode in skidded off Rowe road and overturned about four miles from the city shortly after midnight. Six other occupants were unhurt and Boyle was taken to St James hospital by passing motorists.
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J.P. Boyle
North Main
Rowe Road
Boyle
St. James Hospital
Memorial services held in House for Maryland and Kane lawmakers
Memorial services were held today in the House chamber for the late Representative Mudd of Maryland and Little of Kane. The gathering honored their public service and noted the impact of their careers on their districts and the nation. The service reflected a somber mood as colleagues and family paid tribute.
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Assaesced Press
Washington
Hous Chamber
Representative Mudd
Maryland
Littie
Kane
Olive Tablets Ad Claims Health Benefits
An advertisement touts Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy for constipation and “a clear pink skin” with bright eyes and buoyancy. It promotes as a substitute for calomel and urges nightly use, noting millions of boxes sold annually at 1c.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Edward
Edy
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