Judge remits bond in Helena bank case
Federal judge vacates bond in a banking indictment tied to the Poplar Bank collapse. Ramsey, former bank president, and others face charges over alleged misapplication of funds and breach of banking laws. Trial set after court vacates bond and orders new proceedings.
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Helena
Mont
Jon
Eensel
Cays
le Ramsey
Helen Basher
Farrer
Ladge Ceorge M. Bourguin
Ferera
Triil
Ram
Stewart
M Red
Ra Wrand
Stowart
Poplar, Bank
Dank Ing Corporation
Ramsey
Deer Lodge Socials and Local Movements Report
Hilda and Helen Conley hosted a gin ger party at the Conley home on South Ruin Street. Notables and residents attended church services, campus visits, court matters, travel to Missoula and Dillon, and club meetings with various patrons including Miss Dorothy Whitworth and Mrs. Harry Oliver discussing Montana laws for women and children.
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Deer Lodge
Hilda
Helen Conley
Conley
South Ruin Street
Deer’ Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Fety
Missoula
Philip Attwood
Alex Melvor Kenneth McPherson
Miss Lethe
Harpole
Mire
W Wittiam
Cotter Helmville
Clinton Rule
Varsity of
Montana
Tarthur Thomas
Avon
George B. Winston
Anaconda
Moral
Philipsburg
Judie Winston
Willian Watson
Seattle
City
Dorothy
Whitworth
Dillon
Alfred Whitworth
Butte End
Mere
Mlw. Trask
Los Angeles
California
Frank de' Attley
C de Bartlett
Kansas City
Ray Williams
J.B. Kendrick
Butte
P.M. Peterson Boxeman
J. Monahan
A. W. Smith
E. Steer
Woman's Club
Harry Oliver
Roberts
Walter HG. Valston
Mentho sulphur recommended to clear pimples
A noted skin specialist advises that breaking out on face or body clears quickest by applying Mentho sulfur. He claims nothing has replaced sulfur as a pimple remedy, affordable and effective, and urges asking a local druggist for the product and using it like cold cream.
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Ecy
Floral Park Womens Guild to Meet at 2 PM Friday
The Floral Park community gathers for the Women’s Guild meeting at 2614 Bayard Street hosted by Mrs. Kale Nel. The event marks the first after the holidays with invitation extended to all ladies in the area. A separate Floral Park Girls club theater party is planned for this evening with Mrs. Katey and Mrs. Pfeffer chaperoning. A previous hosts’ dinner featured music and dancing with attendees including Mrs. Cargie Dunckel Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olcott Betty Low Jack J.P. Estey Wilbur Ridner and Leonard Estey. The Whittier Community circle also announces a dance at Whittier School Friday with Brown’s orchestra.
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Women's Guild of Floral Parkmunity Church
Kale- Nel
Bayard Street
Floral Park Girls Club
Katey
Ty Gonesea
Mra Cargie Dunckel
Mra
Estey
Fred Olcott
Daughtar
Betty
Low
Jack
J.P Estey
Wilbur Ridner
Aiusden’ Estey
Leonard Estey
Centerville Briefs Highlight Social, Church, and School Events
Floral Park residents recover from illness while Elizabeth Currie returns home to Dust, and Miss Currie visits relatives in Peas Locust before resuming duties. The Second Spiritual Science church schedules a meeting, St John the Evangelist outlines Easter week confessions and masses, and local graduates prepare for completion. Edward McCoy’s graduation party shines orange and white with prize winners named.
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Jack Lacy
Floral Park
Elizabeth Currie
Mra al Currie
Second Spiritual Science Church
Philfioa, Avenue
Sercher
St. John the Evangelist Church
Toto
Thaho Hae
Seok
Mire
Stughen
Gion Myers
Warren Avenue
Tine McCoy
Pine Street
Mre
James Te McCoy
Edward
Edward Iea
Jona “h'Mecay
Prises
Anncine
Fox’ Trot
Mabel Hoover
Clifford Schenker
Waltz Rowe la Rouge
Mecay
Thomas Connelly
Frieda. Roem
Rose” la Heouge
Clark McCoy
Cit
Maria
Gorton
Rose la Rouse
Miabel Hoover
Priedy Roeaih
Chariots Price
Mary Connetts
Lattie Werle
Arthur
White
Frend
Statph Bennett
Ditford Schenk
Er Otto Lemm
George Korkato
Thomas” Connelly
John. Schenker
Frank
Brien
Hoar Family Hosts New Year Eve Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Thomas J Hoar entertained at Mrs Stodden s home on Cottonwood street in honor of their daughter Helen Hoar s second birthday A post evening of music and dancing followed by refreshments and a large cake with two candles attended by Mr and Mrs Ople and children Mrs Oates Mr and Mrs Kirschbaum and children Mrs Conway and children Mira Oates Mr and Mrs Ople Mr and Mrs Obert Chirewin and daughter Mr and Mrs Stodden and Mr Simons the father of Mrs Hoar
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Thomas J. Hoar
Mra Kirschbaum
Conway
Mira Oates
L. Ople
Mra
Cise
Upper Broadway
Angus Johnson
Missoula
R. Baltey
Helena
L. Lorian
Butte
E. H. Rudrautf
Anaconda
John W. Trewhella
Wadley
C. Miller
Moose Laie
Aries Rice
Avon
George Metcalf
Philipsburg State ‘Bank
Walter Gannon
Deer Lodge
E. H. Gannon
Earle B. Patten
Granite County High School
J.H. Elwood
Pr John Bye
Copper City
F. J. Swayne
Ruth Carmichael
Portland
Ore
Conway couple returns from Helena honeymoon
Jack Conway and his bride Mary Puhek have returned from Helena after their honeymoon and will be at home to friends on West Daly Street. Conway is a nephew of Thomas Conway of 520 West Daly Street.
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Jack Conway
Helena
West Daly Street
Mr. Conway
Mary Puhek
Thomas Conway
Beaverhead County Officials Elected And Local Cases Update
Dillon reports the county commissioners elected A L Anderson as chairman for the new term. Chester Kellorg becomes county surveyor and Louis tand is the justice of the peace. George Carbie faces district court after an Idaho arrest for robbery in Monida. Tack Brooks fined for gambling as Montana State Normal opens winter quarter with higher enrollment. Slow butterfly wing flapping note ends the item.
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Louis Tand
Jinice
Kellorg
W. E. Chapman
Beaverhead County
Chapman
Euge
Cty
Dillon
George R. Metlen
Old State Highway Commission
Ie Ina
George Carbie
Idaho
Monida
Stahl
Justice Court
Garble
George Harrison
Butte
Livingston Community News Mixed with Visitors and Court
Local residents and visitors are listed as guests and travelers in Livingston with names including Sevelli Jones MacDonald Scott and Parr. A district court session discussed the future of the Livingston chamber of commerce as the organization faces dissolution amid low interest and ongoing policing updates.
Livingston Legion Dance a Success at New Year Event
January 2 crowd of over 400 attended the Ameri dance at the Legion hall New Years morning with folks of all ages present in Livingston.
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Legion 1 Hall
Roundup News Roundup Covers Local Social and Mine Tragedy
Roundup residents return to routine after visits as Eng lish teacher appointments, county duties, and highway work shift. A mine accident at Klein claims a 19 year old widow. dances, parties, and society notes fill New Year events with locals, guests, and officials in Roundup and nearby areas.
Installation of Masons and Eastern Star Officers in Philipsburg
In Philipsburg on January 1 at the Masonic hall Flint Creek Edge No. 11 A F and A M and Pearl After No. 14 Order Eastern Star installed new officers for 1923. Masons elected A L Powers Percy as Worshipful Master, and E Blumenthal as postmaster for the year. Star officers installed included Emma Congdon as Worthy Matron and B E Blumenthal as Worthy Patron, with several other officers named. A musical program and dinner followed the ceremony attended by about 150 adults and many children.
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Hunt
KR. L. McCleod
John’ Hickey
Te Shively
Tyler
W. W. Wile
Blue Lodge
the Star
Hille M. Featherman
Emma Congdon
B.E. Blumenthal
Associata
Earth E. Powers
Augusta Nelson
Edith Stearn
Dora Hauck
W. Albright
Lottie M
Philipsburg Pioneer Celebrates Birthday in Town Festivities
James McDonel longtime Montana figure and Phil ipsburg resident marked his eightieth birthday at his niece Miss Clara McDonel’s Tower Broadway home. Guests from near and far joined the celebration with dinner, flowers and a special angel food cake. Uncle Jim, retired eight years, enjoyed the Yuletide decorum and hospitality from local friends. George Weaver returned from Rock Creek Ranches to visit Philipsburg friends.
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Philipsburg
James McDonel
Montana
Granite County
Clara McDonel
Tower Broadway
SteDone
McDonel
Uncle Jim
Miss McDonel
Tim
Brientiy
Misa McDonell
Joan H. Cole
Mick “McDonel
Anaconda
Jim
Fia
Tiny
Tapers
George Weaver
Rock Creek Ranches Company
Ladies of the Catholic Church
St. Philip's Cath
James
Maxville
C. A. Tincher
Hall
Bellingham
Wash
Harold K. McLeod
Alfred Johnson
Mall
George M. Weaver
Blakely
Monda
Drummen
John Rodda
Rock Creek
Louise MacDonald
MacDonald
Schos
Schaffer
Bozeman
Harding vetoes measure increasing war pensions
President Harding vetoed the Bursum bill aiming to raise civil and Mexican war pensions to higher monthly rates, arguing it would cost about 108 million dollars annually and set a dangerous precedent for future obligations. The veto came as supporters, led by Senator Bursum of New Mexico, pledged to seek ways to override it despite weak prospects. The article also notes local society notices and school plans amid the broader political issue.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Bursumn
Republican
New Mexico
Bursum
Senate Pension Committee
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Missoula Avenue
Dan Harrington
Wells Street
Mount St. Charien College
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Lee
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