Hum Bak er to Be Lender of G O P
Democratic caucus selects leaders and clerks for Montana legislature. Widespread allocations name J H Leuthold Ravalli W T Cowan Hill Fra Haselbaker Beaverhead Williams Helena and others as nominees and officers. Veterans preference employment law discussed as the only other measure.
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J. H. Leuthold
Siflinate
W. T. Cowan
Hill
Fra Haselbaker
Beaverhead
Ravalli County
Enate
Williams
Helena
W. I
W Fries
Severa
Apie
E. Carlson
Gallatin
Speakc
House
Republican Caucus
James Meek
Journal
Raymond
T. Nagle
Helen Sanders
Bill
George Graham
Highwood
George H. Coulter
J. Johnson
Kealtapetl
D. L Gilford
Daniel Crowley
Sterling de Prata
W. J. Walsh
C. E. Pond
County
Hart
Helens
Lewis J. Sediacek
Ataris
Mre_ Will Cave
Missoula
L. E. Carroll
Billin
Huyek
Tutte
Josephine Spricee
Hutte
J Mikieson
Reading
E. ¥. Gross
James Kane
Siiver Row County
Wallace Birkhead
W. G. Delphi
James
Friends Rush 10 Pastor Sheriff In Court Headlines
The county jail case looms with indictments expected against two men after a special grand jury session. Sheriff Robb hands over keys at midnight while term ends Tuesday morning. He quips about the extensive newspaper coverage of his two years as minister-sheriff and the charges involving jailer Viray, liquor theft, and a crockery theft allegation.
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Robb
Sherif
Viray
Deer Lodge
Babe Burt
Jones
Drummond
C. E. Larable
Sammy
Butte
Paul Peterson Jr
Helmville
Peterson
Marie Neeley
Dumbbetts
Marie Whitworth
Fourth Street
Antoinette Harrison
Heena
Milwaukee
Carroll
Peter Medfilla
Carl Scharf
McMlan
Scharf
Raymond Carlson
J. E. Neville
T Kitchen
Carlson cl
Democrats Urge Rigid Economy in Montana Legislature
Montana Democrats press for a strict economy in state government citing a deficit of about 4.9 million dollars and payrolls over budget. They urge unified action to cut expenses, eliminate boards, and demand accountability from past spending while aiming to support a progressive program for the state.
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Montana
Urome
Wheeler
Hardin
Erickson
House
B.K. Wheeler
Cas
Republican Party
Washington
Butte Celebrates New Year With Loud Festivities
Butte clocks tolled midnight as bells and whistles saluted 1823. Revelers fired revolvers from windows and store fronts while crowds packed Rialto theater for a midnight show and a lively dance. Concerts at Silver Tow Club and Holland rink drew crowds, and private watch parties spread across the city.
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Butte
Silver Tow Club
Howeve
Rialto Theater
Holland Tee
Hic
Bernian
City Golf Ball Injury Sparks $5,000 Damage Claim
Willand C. Kelly of Syracuse says a municipal golf course near Burnet Park caused an eye injury when a golf ball struck him on the way home from work. He seeks $5,000 in damages from the city of Syracuse.
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Pracuse
N. Y
Willand C. Kelly
Burnet Park
Philipsburg County Funds Apportioned In Open Fus
Philipsburg officials allocate more than half of the local fund to schools with a total of 13 687.52 distributed to the Hees United and other accounts. The town observes New Year with open house and social events as residents prepare for 1923.
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Philipsburg
Ear Hall
Chicago
Grech Harvey Sree
Sargace Argonne
Deer Lodge
Dee
Frank Conley
William Coleman
Joseph Mulcahy
Ramblers
Powell County High School
Milwaukee Hall
Clarence
Orpheum
Elks Pick Dates for State Convention in Great Falls
Great Falls lodge of Elks announces the 1923 state convention will be held July 23 24 and 26 in Great Falls. About one thousand delegates from 15 lodges are expected to attend. The executive committee includes E A La Bossier chair, J M Burlingame F Hubbard Almon Lefebvre and W I Cooney.
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Great Falls
U S Ambassador to Britain Home Reported
The article describes the U S ambassador to Britain returning home and notes the mission led by Stanley Baldwin and Montague Moylan. It quotes the ambassador on improving English economic conditions, limited unemployment, and Lord Curzon as a strong American ally in Europe.
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Stanley Baldwin
Montague Moylan
Bank of England
Harvey
Washington
England
America
Europe
Lord Curzon
Americ
Guards and Fascists Killed in Italian Mutiny
London dispatch reports Turin mutiny clash at Piazza Castello where three guards and one fascist were killed. eight injured as 600 of 2000 guards paraded and fired in air shouting down with Mussolini. Commandant surrounded barracks with troops and armored cars to round up mutineers. Mussolini moved to disband guards prompting wide discontent among about 50,000 guards.
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London
Turin
Italy
Milan
Times
Piazza Castello
Mussolini
Fascistic
Tealy
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