Montana House and Senate Leaders Up For Grabs Sunday
Helena Jan 31 The looming selection of floor leaders and top officers in the Montana legislature heats up as Republicans name candidates for speaker and senate leaders. Veterans like E Il ey and G M Mons vie for speaker while W Paul and C Dowlin are floated for floor posts. Senate hopefuls include W B McCormick and J Thibaudeau with J Faust contending for chief clerk in the House.
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Denia A.’ Dellno
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Charles M. Dowlin
Rosebud
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Gsfield
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Frank Hazelbaker
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Stillwater
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Frank Cone
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John Oliver
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Cancun
Downey action over gambling complaints at Olson firm
Downey proceeds with a gambling complaint against Ed Smith and Doe Reavourn proprietors of a gambling establishment where Olson and Bertha Olson were involved. Olson refused to sign the complaint, Buckley and another man were arraigned, released on $150 bonds, and a hearing set for January 13. The county attorney vows prosecution as witnesses often refuse to sign or testify.
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Verson
MUSES WILL HOLD ANNUAL MEETING MONDAY
Meeting of the graduate anurnea of District No 2 of the Montana State Teachers Association will be held at Jammer Hospital at 3 p m Monday. Yearly report and election of officers will be announced. The hospital will be James Hospital.
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Boston Police Keep New Year Liquor Safe Quality
Boston authorities on New Year Eve prohibited arrests for liquor related acts and focused on testing for poisons. Superintendent Crowley said officers would sample liquor from restaurants to verify chemical content while reporting ample supply but poor quality.
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Crowey
Influences and economic shifts across nations in 1930s era
The article surveys global influences on finance and policy, noting Belgium’s stabilization impact, America’s gold standard alignment, and the Geneva armament talks. It cites Hoover’s rubber price actions, a coal strike lifting freight, and consolidation trends in industry amid a weak franc and cautious French recovery.
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Vickera, Ltd
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Bankers否 deny Diaz aid request amid Nicaragua crisis
Ambiguity in a cablegram from Washington shows American bankers denying financial aid to Nicaragua. Officials emphasized no government support while stressing the need to avoid destabilizing the region amid rising tensions.
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Montana state judges and early court history
The article notes Montana's 20 judicial districts with thirty judges serving across the state. It highlights Chief Justice Theodore Brantley, who served from 1403 to 1922, and recalls Judge Frank Henry elected in 1889 and serving until his death in 1912. It mentions Chief Justices Winston and Lynen and details about early district judges.
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Tresure Tate
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T. Lanlin
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1927 Promises Jobs for Nearly Every American
A 1927 forecast notes high employment and rising real wages, with manufacturing and services improving. It cites generous public construction ahead, ample savings and capital, and some agricultural distress from crop failures. It warns of overstock in some staples and lower prices in cotton and fruit crops affecting farm buying power.
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United States
Asa
Rescue for Ill Woman and Babe in Dismal Basement
A destitute woman living with her d week old baby on Fast Park Street was aided by a doctor and two local men who bought food for mother and child and arranged county aid. The child with pneumonia stirred action by Chief Jere Murphy and Detective Ronda after a neighbor reported the case. The doctor tended the infant at Murray hospital as authorities considered arresting the husband.
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Whistles Roar as City Greeted New Year in 1927
Midnight shows filled Rialto and Broadway theaters as crowds watched the hour approach. Whistles from the hills burst the air, revelers poured into streets armed with noise makers, and some used shotguns and anvils, while streets stayed lively well past midnight. Stores hustled, and St Patrick’s Church planned early masses with visiting priests aiding.
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Independence Bell Will Ring For New Year Event
A fragmentary report describes the Independence Bell ringing to mark the new year in Philadelphia with the bell tolling 281 times, each toll representing a year of American independence, led by Mrs. W. Freeland Agnatici and others in the tower.
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Record Number Complaints Filed In Multiple Divorces
Multiple divorce actions filed list plaintiffs including Bridget Holland Mequay and Ruth McQuay with various grounds such as wilful neglect desertion cruelty and incompatibility. Co-defendant Sheriff Larry Duggan holds $16,900 from a McQuay judgment. Several wives seek alimony, attorney fees, and a stake in joint savings while custody and support are requested in several cases. Additionally a civil case involving a lodge and administrators seeks distribution of a $1,000 policy.
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Chao E. M Gonigle Called By Death In Butte
Chao E M Gonigle dies after 26 years in Butte and many friends mourn his loss. Surviving widow Agnes Mellonigie and children Genrose Dee Walter Charles Edmond all of Butte. Sisters Martha Boyle Akron and Sister Mary Damian. Brothers Ur J J and Joseph McConigie. Funeral at family home with time to be announced. Funeral held at Daly Shea mortuary.
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First Woman Governor Bids Farewell To Staff
Nellie Tayloe Ross, Wyoming’s first woman governor, tears filled her eyes as she said goodbye to her staff and official colleagues. She reflected on loyalty and duty, noting the pleasure of working with her team while hinting at future public endeavors and ongoing commercial and departmental plans.
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