Montana bills aim to cut costs in state game and finances
A Montana legislative draft seeks to reduce expenses in the state game and fish department, proposing consolidation and staff cuts. It names figures such as M.S. Carpenter and references the budget office, purchasing, and board exams while detailing anticipated savings and a two year outlook. The measure looks to eliminate duplication and trim annual costs from the current accounting and purchasing operations.
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Ea ‘Everz
Agaee
Qatar
Adams
Gilboa
Oliver
Ataio
State Board of Examiners
Ata
Budget Department
Illng A Friendly Community
Fragmentary text from a segment mentions a sermon at a fair and a discussion about living in a friendly community. Names and clear facts are unreadable, but the piece suggests a talk on conviviality and shared values within a local gathering. The exact participants and location are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Women Haters Form Fraternity at College in Greeley
Report from Greeley states teachers college coeds rallied over plans by male students to form a misogynist fraternity. The group proposes ban on all social contact with women and requires members to swear off associations with females. The body’s rules forbid campus interaction and frame dating as purely business. The campus council will consider the matter. The Free State government plans to promote Ireland as a tourist site with hotel and railway officials summoned.
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Associates Press
Greeley
State ‘Teachers College
Lanp
Free State
Ireland
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Legislature Battles Over Bills and Committees
Amid vigorous senate debate several bills were killed or saved as committees fought over authorizations and finance. Senate bills 33 9 8 12 22 and 85 faced termination or revival while House 64 was saved by a substitute. Concurrent actions included a world court memorial and child labor amendment moves, with future consideration slated for multiple measures and road assessments.
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Judiciary
Barbers’ Examining Board
Mo Hon
Judiciary Committee
House
Congress
United States
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Yana
Yellowstone
Carebon
Montan
Committee On Education
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Greenup
Hanks and Bank
Tom
Clark
Speer
Tar
Montana
Oliver
George J . Washington
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Ot Basin
House Increases Wine Measures In Montana Legislature
In a quiet session the Montana House recommended passage of nine measures. The standout was House Bill 194 to require county clerks to compare petition withdrawals with original elector signatures. Numerous other bills covered taxes, banking, education, wildlife, and public ranges, with committees naming referrals and hearings to further debate.
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Standard Starr
Muelena
House
Holt
Montana Federation of Labor
Fitzgerald
Siiver Bow
Smith
Beaverhead
Caplin
Ruffcorn and
Gthere
Committee On ‘Agriculture
Eaton
State Text Book Commission
No Advantage for City High School
Helena Feb 6 The Montana House killed bill 77 on third reading 58 to 22 ending Cascade county representative Keeley’s bid to transfer the high school apportionment fund to city schools. Other measures featured include Nagle's bill 157 on Supreme Court regulation of courts of record and various bills on juries narcotics and school funding with mixed committee fates and printing decisions.
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Hoffman
Morton
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Larson
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McAfee
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Kenleys
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Loble
Tee
Masters
Besan
Seable
World End Predicted By Cult Followers Tonight
Report from Hollywood notes Rowenite adherents girding for judgment as July 23 1919 date passes and doom forecasts extend. Followers await signs in the sky while others continue everyday work amid homes stripped of furniture and warnings of a seven day prelude to probation ending February 6 1924 and Christ’s return February 6 1925.
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Gammel
Lincoln Dental
elAtzing
Fimdom
Hollywood
Ais
Rowen
Jesus
Probers Call For Higher Appropriation In Hail Insurance Plan
A state committee reviewing the hail insurance department recommends raising the appropriation and creating a surplus fund. They endorse charging 70 to 80 cents an acre and increasing the rate to 1.20 dollars per acre. They also urge a constitutional amendment to allow a Canadian/North Dakota style hail insurance law.
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Gilboe
Canada
North Dakota
Galligan Exiled To Bring Peace In Herrin Crisis
In Springfield on Feb 5 Associated Press reports Williamson County Sheriff George Galligan and five county supervisors agreed with Gov. Len Small and officials to withdraw the sheriff from the county as a step toward calm in Herrin. They will disarm in Williamson County, revoke peace officers licenses, and require guns to be deposited for safekeeping. Galligan will leave the jail, move from the county, and appoint Parks as chief deputy.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
George Galligan
Williamson County
Herrin
Len Small
Oscar E. Carlstrom
Adit
Carlos E. Black
Board of Supervisors
Wileiamson
Tr Uhes
Galligan
Parks
Youthful Artists Deligate Concert Draws Attention
A fragmented note describes a youth concert with listed artists and selections. It mentions Miss Green Xi and Pupil of Mion Seathryn Men Mihey, noting delight among attendees and guidance from the Treseure Biateauariet. The text is largely unreadable but centers on a youthful performance event and its participants.
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Biateauariet
Ann Green
Mion Seathryn
Mihey
Shoe Found by Searchers in Kerry Kidnapping Case
Los Angeles February 5 The discovery of a shoe lost from the foot of Nina Martin whose body and that of her sister May were found slain in a grave on Angelus Mesa yesterday renewed pursuit of the kidnappers and murderers. The girls disappeared from home last August and were held prisoner during a nationwide search before their deaths, a theory now gaining ground with investigators.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Nina” Martin
Slater
Angelus Mesa
Bat
Trapped Floyd Collins Reported in Sand Cave Rescue Effort
In Kentucky’s Cave City volunteers press a slow rescue as Floyd Collins, trapped in the Sand Cave prison, remains alive or dead. Military guards, Red Cross, and steam drills plus electric heat aid the operation while Lee Collins appeals for prayers and the country stays watchful.
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Associated Press
Cave City
Floyd Collins
Land Cave
Collns
Red Cross
Sand Cave
Collins
London Plans Big Garages for Autos in City
London considers building several multi story garages to house 200 to 500 large cars each. The plan targets a slow moving old city with few residents owning motor vehicles, aiming to store cars out of sight in new structures.
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Ondon
London
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