Montana Law Change Fight Stalls In House Session
Montana lawmakers debated a bill to grant the Supreme Court power to regulate practice and procedure in state courts but the measure was defeated in the House by a strike of the enacting clause. Supporters included Chief Justice Callaway and the Montana Bar Association, while opponents argued it would shift legislative power to the judiciary. A Lincoln Memorial program was scheduled in the House Chamber, with speeches and music planned as the Senate may attend. Plans to revive part mutuals for a state fair were also discussed with a senate introduction likely.
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Montana Supreme Court
House
L. L. Callaway
Montana Bar Association
Nagle
Powell County
Wuerthner
Graybill
Cascade County
Moniana
Senate
Tate and
Bountey
New road bills reported in Py Standard State
State correspondent reports house consideration of two highway bills backed by Food Roads Association supporters. House bill 330 would raise gasoline tax from 2 to 5 cents per gallon with proceeds to highway fund for matching federal funds. bill 331 would tax-register motor vehicles and split proceeds evenly among 66 counties. Other measures include a reapportionment proposal and bills on city limits and drainage districts.
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Food Roads Association
Tegeben
Leuthold
Hyder
Roosevelt
Runcorn
Budget measures sidetracked in state senate turmoil
The senate debated bills on motor vehicle fees and bank check liability as committees killed and advanced measures. Several bills were withdrawn or referred, including changes to Missoula Lake county boundaries, and new funding rules for counties, cities, and schools amid ongoing budget and rules disputes.
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Senate
Page
Muffy
Toen
Watson
Missoula County
Missoula
Lake Counties
Lake
Lake County
Polson
Adam
Oliver
State Board of Examiners
Consolidated Hoaray
Avs
Enate
Mumy
Batterman
Haselbaker
Eay
United States Bureau of Mines
Plan for Prison Work At State Prison Discussed In Legislature
Helena reports on February 11 as House members debated House Bill 232 to establish various prison industries for inmate employment. Representative Loble and Ruffcorn urged committee-of-the-whole consideration, while the Ways and Means committee reported amendments and a favorable outlook for related consolidation and purchasing measures.
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Standard
Helena
Loble
Rustearn
Valley
House
Appropriations Committee
Ruffcorn
Committee On Ways and
Anderson
Blaine
Board of Examiners
Erickson
Safe Board of Examiners
Finchsenhar
Prairie County
Senate
Bill to abolish game commission and appoint warden
Senator Muffly of Broadwater County proposes a bill to abolish the game and fish commission and empower the governor to appoint a sole game warden responsible for the department. The plan cites a probe report criticizing Carpenter as a wildlife lecturer and notes rising salaries and expenses, with revenues and assets detailed from the past two years.
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Muffly
Broadwater County
Fish and Game
Governo
Pauline
Game Warde
Game Department
Carpenter
Muffly Us
State Sportsmen's Associaton
State Osh and Fame Commission
State Sportsmen's Association
Ihe
Commission
Notice of Consolidation Bill Withdrawn in Montana
Standard Staff Correspondent in Helena reports Representatives Rexdie Fitzgerald and Mainland of Silver Bow county announced an intended city county consolidation bill that would replace the Walker Roscow measure. They said they would not pursue House Bill 349, preferring to support the Caplis bill instead to avoid two bills on the same subject. The Caplis measure may reach third reading soon.
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Standard
Helena
Rexdie
Fitzgerald
Silver Bow County
Montana Exposition Show Aims To Highlight State Goods
The Kiwanis led Montana exposition plans showcase Montana made products including potatoes, wool rugs, canned goods, butter and cheese. Auto dealers from Anaconda pledge wide display space with many brands. Exhibits will include farm, dairy, minerals, copper products, and a large trade floor with hospitality emphasized.
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Kiwanis Club
West Side
Anaconda
Copper City
W. L. Beal
Earl Tucker
Adrick
Nelly
Advert Larson
Ly Eball
Booth
Kiwanis
M. Hell
Rocky Mountain” Bell
Jack Baglin
Otto Kreiser
Bh. Ampury
Anaconda Kiwanis Club
Deer “Lodge County
Anaconda Produce Company
Willard ‘Battery Company
Butte
United States Forest Reserve
Pile Fer Drug Company
Sandersoa Company
Ordesn-Wells Company
Montane Broom and Brush Company
Nose
Kally Commerciel Company
Aresceries
Purity Dairy Company
Walsh Fate Pending. Prisoner Sees Hope to End
In Butte the condemned Walsh awaits the governor’s decision after appeals fail. Clergymen visit as he talks freely, hopes for a reprieve, and reflects on a life of upheaval. A Wichita-like mix of past crimes and present fate frames a tense, solitary wait. Walsh faces a Saturday death date as authors note.
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Walsh
Thay
Nyway
Hill Beg in Campaign to Aid Gripped Kiddies
The Auxiliary for the Rehabilitation of Crippled Children formed a campaign for $10.00 at a chamber of commerce meeting last night. Horace Merkle was named chair to begin February 4 1933 with another session planned for Monday to finalize plans. Money on hand covers work to March 1 with 10 children in Bilings hospital and 30 in Butte receiving treatment. sewing and investigating committees were appointed. European auto makers shift to mass production, one plant turning 800 cars daily. Funeral notices mention service times and interment at Holy Cross.
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Auxiliary For the
chamber = of commerce
Horace Merkle
Bilings
Butte
I L.thomas
J. E. Corette
Agnes Davis
0.E. Simonson
Ohverman
Willem Wale
M. J. Walsh Co ral Directors and Ambal Panera at West Park Street
A fragmented notice lists M. J. Walsh Co ral Directors and Ambal Panera at 207 200 West Park Street with unreadable filler text. The garbled lines suggest a local business or corporate notice, but key details are missing. The readable portion centers on an address and two named entities.
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M. J. Walsh Coral Directors
Ambal Panera
West Park Street
Fragmentary Local Notice From Aged OCR Text
The readable portions report a funeral or memorial event near a church and cemetery with a time around 5 20 o clock. Names and places are garbled but reference Sherman Reed and Patrick's Cemetery in a western or Montana locale.
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Wing “Avenue
Pham Dennehey
Sherman & Reed
Fumsat
Hotelocy Tor
Geil
SE Patrick's
Paniet Ice Morning Feaidence to Celebrate Interment
A fragmented local notice notes a morning event at Holy Cross Comet for an interment or memorial ceremony involving letters from Paniet ice and references to Mra luminum street Patrick's churs feqelem high masa. E30 gilock interment is named with Holy Cross Comet as the setting.
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Paniet
Patrick's
Feqelem
Gilock
Holy Cross
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