Montana Senate Kills Bank Responsibility Bill by One Vote
A heated debate in the Montana Senate ends with Senate bill 67 killed by one vote as proponents seek reconsideration. The measure would shift check clearing responsibility to the check drawer, prompting sharp exchanges on banking practice and due diligence.
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Bratt
Senate
Pen
Dan
Banks and Banking Committee
Oliver
Committee On Banks
Dili
Iver
Anderson
Bicross
Health Board Cost Cuts Consider Transfer of State Lab Work
A Helena advisory report urges against transferring any lab work from the state health department to Warm Springs. The committee notes about 13 500 is needed to extend a previous budget line of 50 888 for two years, as divisions of the lab funding face reduction.
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Helena
State ‘of Health
Warm Springs
Clark
Dell
Ting
EU Foundation
Bill for New Bureau Is Sent Back to Committee
Helena February 10 The Montana House debated House Bill 161 creating a new department of weights and measures and sent it back to committee amid opposition from Representative Loble and other lawmakers. The session also moved several other bills through readings and committee referrals as leaders pushed measures on taxation, stockbrokers, and various administrative reforms.
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House
State Department of Weights and Measures
Standard
Helena
Committee On Agriculture
Department of Weights and ‘Measures
Loble
Erickson
Lobie
Peat
Missoula
Fairgrieve
Hawley
Wheatland
Plumer
Bam Nestor
Hottman
White
Eliten
Besancon
Lincoln
Airhouse
Nagle
Walker
Beadle
W. M. Cramer
Montana
Strange and Fitzgarrald
White, Beadle, Lincoln
Soldiers’ Home
Akofer
Kaseline
Andrus
Rente & Police
Donaldson
Burns
Kelly
State of
Keeley
Judiciary
Cut Membership Of Both Houses In Montana Proposal
Helena Feb 10 Senator Rhodes of Teton county proposed a constitutional amendment to reduce state legislature seats. The senate would have 20 members and the house one per county plus one per district, with a session every four years and eight year terms. Key bills listed include consolidating clerks, altering irrigation, tax, and criminal laws, and limiting red flags and predatory practices.
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Standard
Helena
Rhodes
Teton County
Senate
House
Balbe
Hedrick
Adams Oliver Ana’ Libee
Erickson
Board of Examiners
Anderson
Washington
State Department
Congress
House Votes For Caplis Measure
The Montana House endorsed a Caplis measure after rejecting a back to committee demand from Rep Plachsenhar. A telegram from Bilver How county citizens urged a public hearing before final action, while others pressed for immediate action. The bill advances to the Senate for consideration after passage in the lower house.
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Capita
Seuffeorn
Plachsenhar
Prairie County
Butte
F.C
WD. Kyle
J. Leonard
B.A. ‘Morley
Lee Mantle
Tt. Monahan
Sydney Lanner
Bilver
Rome
Flachsenhar
Phuraday
House Holds Caucus on Educational Equity
A Montana legislative caucus convened to discuss educational problems and equal opportunity. The Associated Press reports ongoing efforts toward relief measures and policy considerations shaping future funding and access for students across districts.
Shaft 16 Near Reach of Trapped Miner Collins
Rescue workers probing a long cave shaft near Collins face a sandy gravel layer and potential underground tunnel as they push toward the imprisoned miner. Officials report confidence he is alive, with court inquiry underway into rescue conduct and rumors of a hoax. Miller and firemen testified Collins was seen in the cavern, though rock obstructions hinder progress.
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Collins
H.L. Carmichael
Carmichael
CIPY
Iready
Torday
William J. Fields
Wots
Press 1
Collings
Lok
Colvin’tate
Edi Wan
William B. Miller
Louisville Courier-Journal
Robert Burdon
Louisville Fire Department
B. G. Fishback
Celine
Finsy
Miller
Burdon
Fishil
Gp Miller
Congress Takes Up Deportation Bill in Expedited Vote
Congress moves to pass sweeping deportation changes sponsored by Representative Holiday of Illinois. The measure limits amendments, caps debate at 40 minutes, and requires a two thirds vote. It aims to deport aliens convicted of offenses with one year or more imprisonment or long prison terms for law violations. The bill broadens the ban to all excludable foreigners and tightens current restrictions.
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Holiday
Ilinois
Convict asserts he paid for soft jobs at Atlanta prison
During the Atlanta prison trial of A. B. Sartain and J. Fletcher, Haart testified he paid $10,500 for prison jobs for himself and others. Samuel Rothberg of Atlanta testified to a $15,000 bribe offer to Fletcher. Several defendants tied to the Savannah expose and Prohibition violations were mentioned as involved in the alleged sale of special privileges.
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Atanta
A. B. Sartain J. Fletcher
Iebl
Columbus
Ohio
Wille ‘Haar
Savannah
Atlanta
Warren nomination to attorney general raises GOP concerns
Washington reports Michigan’s B Warren to succeed Harlan Stone as attorney general has sparked GOP worry. The judiciary committee debates the confirmation while Republican Cousens and Ferris pledge opposition, and Senator Walsh leads a Democratic challenge citing Warren’s sugar trust testimony.
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Associated Press
Washington
B. Warren
Michigan
Harlan F. Stone
Judiciary Committee
Warren
Cousens
Publican
Ferris
Walsh
Montana
Sugar Trust
Dog team drivers rewarded for work in Alaska relay
Seattle Feb 10 The Associated Press reports drivers of dog teams who relayed 300000 units of diphtheria antitoxin from Nenana to Nome Alaska between January 27 and February 2 will receive $500 each. Gunhar Kasson, driver of the team that reached Nome, earns $1000 from the toxin manufacturers through the local manager's announcement.
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Seattle
Fed
Nenana
Nome
Alaska
Gunhar Kasson
Eight Jurors Take Oath in Stokes Case
February 18 eight jurors tentatively approved by the state to try a case involving a millionaire and three others charged with conspiracy to defame Stokes' wife. During the day, thirty three veniremen were excused for causes including local pride ties to horse racing days and house work demands.
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Associated Press
Wchicago
Threethers
Stokes
Body of George B Lynn Arrives in Anaconda Funeral
The body of the late George B. Lynn, a longtime Anaconda resident, arrived from Los Angeles last evening. It will lie in state at Knights of Columbus hall until Thursday morning at 10 o clock, then proceed to St. Peter's church for a solemn requiem high mass. Mrs. Lynn and children Patrick Leo and Mary accompanied the body and stay with Dr and Mrs W E Long on Main Street.
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George B. Lynn
Anaconda
Los Angeles
Knights of "Columbus “Hall
St. Peter's Church
Dr. and
Mra
W. E. Long
Main Street
Lemmon Submits to Major Operation in Helena
A Lemmon representative from Deer Lodge county at the state legislative session in Helena was stricken with appendicitis Monday and underwent an operation yesterday afternoon at the capital city hospital. He was reported resting easier last night. Mrs. Lemmon left for Helena yesterday afternoon as he was taken ill on the train en route to the capital.
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A. Lemmon
Deer Lodge County
Helena
Ports of Call at the Imperial theater tonight
The film Ports of Call stars Edmund Lowe in a tropical setting aboard ships near the Anchor Inn. It runs two days at the Imperial theater. The story follows a man overcoming prenatal fear and inner doubt through willpower, with a poignant love theme and acclaim for director Denison Clift.
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Ports of Call
Edmund Lowe
Imperial Theater
Denison Clift
Carriea
Seniors to Host Valentine Party at Daly Gym
Seniors of Anaconda high school will host a Valentine party at Daly gym Friday night for the school and alumni. Fourth year class men prepared for the event and hope it will be a top social this year. The committee met and finished plans for the dance with excellent music secured. Members are Alice Kelly chairwoman Charlotte Race Madell Barnes Olga Nelson Jack Tucker BI Fraser Sid Stewart Gus Swanson and Burke Flick.
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Anaconda High School
Daly Gymnasium
Alice Kelly
Charlotte Race
Madell Barnes
Olga Nelson
Jack Tucker
BI Fraser
Sid Stewart
Gus Swanson
Burke Filck
Anaconda Girl Married in San Francisco
A reading of much interest to Anaconda residents reports Mrs Helen Brekke daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Brekke of 619 Pine Street Anaconda and M J Contling were united in marriage Miss Brekke known in Anaconda spent most of her life there They will reside at 810 Jones Street San Francisco. Also received word that Mrs Peter Trudeau of Anaconda is seriously ill in a Los Angeles hospital The city resident was here about two months ago seeking relief for health concerns.
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Anaconda
San Francisco
Helen Brekke
H. J. Brekke
Pine Street
M. J. Conleting
Conisting
Jones Street
Anaconi
Peter Trudeau
Los Angeles
Trudeau
Recipe to Clear a Pimply Skin
A historic note links pimples boils and sores to bodily toxins absorbed into the blood via the bowels and impurities passing through the kidneys filtration. The text frames skin eruptions as a result of toxins that should be excreted, urging purification of bowels for clearer skin.
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Text Book Commission
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Health Board
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Pomeroy Cormick
Taylor
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Tanorer
Caplis
Elena
George Lynn
C.A. Lemmon
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