Upshaw urges pledge and purge for liquor use by officials
Representative Upshaw introduced a resolution and speech calling for a house floor ban on any member under liquor influence or who illegally obtained liquor. He urged universal abstinence pledges for federal appointees and a dry White House, demanding resignations of officials who drink. He also proposed revoking diplomatic immunity for diplomats who distribute prohibited liquor.
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Georgia
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Navy
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William David Upshaw
Mae Murray frames Fashion Row beauty at Ansonia viewing
Mae Murray defends artistic nude anatomy in Fashion Row shown at the Ansonia. She argues beauty is a physical ideal and should not be shamed by prudery, criticizing those who protest modern dance and organ/film nudity.
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Mae Murray
Ansonia
Mr. Ziegfeld
Yellowstone Dairymen Form Cow Testing Body
Yellowstone county dairymen organized a Cow Testing association with the county agent’s office. After seven December meetings, 54 dairymen formed the group, 34 herds totaling 464 cows, J. C. Steiner named president, Andrew Senty secretary treasurer, with six directors. Operations likely begin in February.
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Billings
Yellowstone County
J. C. Steiner
7X Dairy
Andrew Senty
P. Voris
Ira Finley
O. H. Ledum
H. J. Meee
Billinge
EB. T. McDermott
Huatley
Million Dollar Patent Payment Reported in California
J hk. Cox, an automobile mechanic from Orcutt near San Luis Obispo, is said to receive 2 million dollars on January 15 as part payment on patent rights for a carbon removal process. The total patent deal is reported at 7 million dollars, with George Barton of Los Angeles named as attorney for the sale.
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Associated Press
San Luis Obispo
Cal
J. Hk. Cox
Orcutt
Here
Cox
George Barton
Los Angeles
Pearls Found in Oyster Pattie in Vancouver
In Vancouver B C on January 3 1930 Ernest M Len son of the supreme court registrar found thirty three pearls inside an oyster patty bought at a local restaurant The discovery was reported from Pattie Harbor area.
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Vancouver
B. C
Ernest M. Len
Supreme Court
Local party notes recount New Year gatherings and visits
Miss Constance Gosselin hosted a skating party at her Lowell avenue home, then a hot lunch and festivities. Mr and Mrs J A Bateman hosted a Five Hundred club New Year’s Eve with cards music and refreshments. Grace Lamar returned from Helena after holidays. Several residents hosted watch parties and dancing events with family and friends as the year began.
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Constance Gosselin
Lowell Avenue
Gosselin
Five Hundred Club
J. S. Myhre
E. C. Tibbets
Woolahan
C. Ziegler
Bartelson
T. Walsh
A. L. Hawkesworth
Crellen
Rule
Tressider
Grace Lamar
Harrison Avenue
Helena
Frank Graham
Teton
Idaho
Frank Fulmer
A. McMillan
Massachusetts
H. C. Bertwell
Henry Motsch
Oscar Nelson
Stevins
Ted Carson
L. T. Nelson
Arthur Nelson
Henry Young
South Gaylord Street
Clarence Garrison
Oregon Avenue
Billy Toy
Missoula
Aschenbach
Deer Lodge
Woodruff
Tim MecFaden
Garrison Avenue
John Drew
Gene
Drew
John Michael
Michael Monahan
Princeton Street
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Father MacDonald
Meclating
Margaret Kieley
William Kieley
Butte Firemen Plan Sale To Aid Utah Convict
Butte firefighters at the Quartz Street station aim to sell a fancy horse hair belt crafted by a Utah convict. The belt and letter were sent to the firefighters by C. A. Inlow from the Utah State penitentiary. The prisoner writes this is his first prison experience and his motive is to shorten his term to be with loved ones.
Deer Lodge Burglary Guilty Term Shaped in Court
In Deer Lodge judge George B. Winston presided as Patrick O'Donnell pled guilty to first degree burglary for breaking into the Northern Pacific station at Avon on December 29 and received a two to four year sentence in the state prison. Two other informations were filed against John Bogden and Ben Farnsworth for manufacturing intoxicating liquors. both pled not guilty with bonds set at 1000 dollars.
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Deer Lodge
George B. Winston
Patrick O'Donnell
Northern Pacific
Avon
Montana
E. J. Cummins
John Bogden
Ben Farnsworth
Ovando
C. J. Bell
Race Track Creek
Delphian Society Study Hour At Kohr Library
Under leader Mrs. H. C. Heinsch the Delphian society met at Kohr's Memorial library in Deer Lodge for a lively discussion on James Thomson and his works Spring and Summer. Extracts were read as members discussed Autumn by Mrs. N. H. Mayo and Gray and his Elegy in a Country Churchyard. Miss Hilda Sickla presented a report on Goldsmith and his Deserted Village.
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H. C. Heinsch
Delphian Society
Kohr
James Thomson
N. H. Mayo
Gray
Goldsmith
Hilda Sickla
Local notes from Deer Lodge reflect travel and visits
Water Horne returns home after a visit with friends. Judge George B. Winston presides briefly. Miss Elsie Pauly travels to Helena to resume studies at St. Vincent's academy. Various residents are noted for business visits and travel to Dillon, Lewistown, California, and Butte.
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Defer Lodge
Deer Lodge
Water Horne
Townsend
George B. Winston
Elsie Pauly
Helena
Peter Pauly
St. Vincent's Academy
W. P. Halloran
Anacon
Jack Thomas
California
Local notes and school sports balance Deer Lodge item
Washington to resume studies at Trinity. Miss Pauly visited parents during holidays. Miss Margaret Mullen returns to Idaho to teach. Attorney Dave Morgan visited Deer Lodge. Clinton Rule visiting Missoula. Floyd Bame operated for appendicitis. J Bell of Race Track in Deer Lodge. Powell county high school basketball faces Philipsburg in a double header. Lost black traveling bag and suit. reward for return to Joe Quinlan.
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Washington, D. C
Trinity
Pauly
Peter Pauly
Margaret Mullen
Idaho
Thomas Mullen
Dave Morgan
Deer Lodge
Clinton Rule
Missoula
Floyd Bame
J. Bell
Powell County High School
Philipsburg
Deer Lodge and Race Track
Oxford
Joe Quinlan
Powell to Fill Pulpits in Butte Churches
The Rev. Gregory J. Powell of Billings will preach at Floral Park and People's Community churches in Butte next Sunday as he talks with the two congregations about a full time pastor. Powell is Montana Congregational work associate superintendent and seeks a successor to Rev. H. C. Lynch, who left Rock Springs in December.
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D. D
Billings
Butte
Floral Park
People’s
Powell
Montana
H. C. Lynch
Lynch
First Congregational Church
Rock Springs
Wyo
Bluett recovers insurance on car seized in liquor case
Co F Bluett collected 1500 dollars from American Eagle Insurance for an auto seized in a liquor transport case. WN A Rotering and Frank Haskins were his attorneys. The car was used illegally by others without Bluett’s consent.
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F. Bluett
American Eagle Insurance Company
Bluett
WN. A. Rotering
Frank Haskins
H. C. M. Karlberg
Fredericka A. Roberts
Butte Ana
Boy Kicked Out Man Fined By City
In police court yesterday Rudolph Zadra of the Metropolitan hotel West Galena street was fined 10 dollars on a disturbance charge after a boy testified he was kicked from his place and sent down stairs. Will Mercey forfeited 300 dollars for possessing a still during the session.
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John Doe
Rudolph Zadra
Metropolitan Hotel
West Galena Street
Will Mercey
Justice O'Neill Marries First 1924 License Couple
Justice O'Neill performed the marriage for Lloyd C. Anderson and Miss Annie C. Olsen, the first couple to receive a 1924 license on January 2. Joseph Leaming and Patrick Burns witnessed the ceremony as tramcar lines in Turkey are noted to be largely Belgian-owned capital.
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O'Neill
Lloyd C. Anderson
Annie CC, Olsen
Joseph Leaming
Patrick Burns
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