Montana Legislature Debates Tax Law Reforms and Public Notices
Lawmakers discuss tax deed procedures and delinquent tax publication repeal proposals. Senators Demer and Stewart push bills on semiannual taxes, bank depositor protection, and personal tax collection. House and Senate schedule bills on school funding, endowments, and recall amendments amid committee appointments and scheduling.
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Kenyon of
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Broadwater
University of Montana
Brandford
Missoula
Kenyon
Maury
Silver Bow
Brutal assault and shooting shock Memphis woman
A Black assailant dragged Thelma Cunningham in near a ravine during Tuesday night, slashed, beat, and stabbed the victim. A white man fired three rounds from an automobile after an order to halt was ignored, injuring Cunningham and endangering nearby residents in Memphis parks.
Wool Growers Meeting Sets Plans for Year in Montana
The Montana Wool Growers association winter meeting is set for Saturday Jan 13 in Helena. The agenda covers marketing legislation and other grower matters. Matt Staff former Helena resident and now head of the National Wool Warehouse and Storage Co in Chicago will attend. Several Montana growers plan to attend the National Wool Growers association meeting in Spokane starting Jan 24.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
Matt Staff
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company
Chicago
Montana
National Wool Growers’ Association
Spokane
Wash
Vienna
Legislature House Committees Named Amid Circa Turmoil
In a Montana legislature session Speaker Crumbaker announced committee assignments with A. Lemmon to revenue and taxation and S. Stoddard to printing. Tom Arthur, well known Democrat, returns to Helena politics while Carl Boorman gains attention as a captiol favorite. W. S. McCormack moves from the third to the second house and Mrs. Hathaway reports for duty representing ten women’s groups urging measures aligned with their agendas.
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County
Crumbaker
A. Lemmon
Revenue and Taxation
S. Stoddard
Lowndes Maury
Oliver Bow
Tom Arthur
Fillings
Democratics
Montana
Helena
Ketting
Tom
Alagete Smith Hathaway
Ravalli
Tragic Columbia River Bridge Collapse Disaster
A Kelso Washington bridge on the Columbia collapses in a ferrying river disaster. Coroners W J Johnson and W D Van Note will conduct an inquiry while rescue boats search the swift water for victims including G C McDonald of Vancouver and Harry Kirk of Kelso. Eight boats patrol the river as bodies surface, with officials noting cables snapped and a long span planks worn by heavy traffic and rains.
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W. J. Johnson
W. D. van Note
Jan. S
G. C. McDonald
Vancouver
Wash
van Note
Broad Columbia
Orge C. McDonald
Harry Kirk
Kelso
T. P. Fiske
C. B. Andrew
Mr. Andrew
Irreconcilables Balk at Official Representation Plan
Continued discussion on the Robinson bill finds Senator Johnson of California and Senator Brandegee of Connecticut opposing official representation and denouncing the reparations commission as a super government. Senator Borah of Idaho, linked to a world economic conference proposal, watches without revealing his stance. Military occupation of Europe and entanglement in European politics are cited as concerns.
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Wilson
Johnson
California
Robinson
Brandegee
Connecticut
Reparations Commission
Jonson
Europe
America
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Commissioners aroused on county curtailment in Helena
Dan M. Miles Park county commissioner and state association president called a meeting for January 19 and 20 in Helena to act on Governor Dixon's revenue recommendations. The group reportedly fears county revenues may be curtailed to aid the state treasury.
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Livingston
Dan M. Miles
Park
State Association of County Commissioners
Helena
Dixon
Crawford Warns of New Movement In New York
Irish Free State consul Lindsay Crawford reported to the justice department that Irish republican sympathizers in New York were forming a movement to oppose Free State irregulars. A leader with a postwar communist track record in Germany was recruiting men for the effort.
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Associated Press
New York
Lindsay Crawford
Department of Justice
Germany
Free State
Butte Legion Adjutant Diestel Succeeds Collins
Joe Diestel, veteran of major engagements, has taken the duties of adjutant at Silver Bow post No 1 of the American Legion in Butte. He succeeds Frank A. Collins who resigned recently. Diestel, a Butte man, was commissioned from Presidia in 1917 and went to France with Company G, 3630 Infantry. He served as regimental adjutant after St Mihiel and was later promoted to captain.
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Joe Diestel
France
Silver Bow Post
No. 1
American Legion
Frank A. Collins
Collins
Mr. Diestel
Butte
Presidia
St. Mihiel
Extend Silver Purchase Period Debate In Senate Hearing
A Senate mining committee hearing explored extending the silver purchase period for governmental purposes beyond September or October. Treasury reports show silver output around 6,000,000 ounces monthly while Senator King and Ravanel MacBeth urged authorizing a presidential commission to discuss increased silver use in subsidiary coinage. The committee took no final action and plans further hearings on market stabilization proposals.
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Treasury Department
Senate Mining Committee
King
Ravanel MacBeth
North
Idaho
United States
Project work for year reported to convention
The second day of the Montana state college extension workers convention featured reports on planned year ahead project work and on Northern Montana farm success surveys by ML Wilson. A four reel film on club camp work women’s activities and flax raising methods was shown, followed by a county agents’ business session.
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Bozeman
Montana
ML. Wileson
Rosewood siege after Florida race riot turns deadly
In Cedar Key and Rosewood near Gainesville a race riot escalates as armed white mobs hunt fugitives. Three white men killed, three wounded, and many negroes unaccounted or trapped in Rosewood with a cordon of armed whites awaiting daylight. Sheriff Ramsey mobilizes deputies to Rosewood and surrounding towns to prevent further bloodshed.
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Associated Press
Gainesville
F Sheritti
Dunning
Cedar, Key
Fla
Tne
Rosewood
Here
Henry Andrews
Cummer Lumber Company
Otter ‘Creek
Rory Wilkerson
Sumner
Bronson
Lesly
Ramsey
Alachua
Florida
British and Latin Powers End Pagt Conference
The conference at Lausanne ends after a measured exchange with Bonar Law and Poincare reading closing remarks. British worry French support may waver as they leave the door open for an international financial commission to advise Germany's reparations, per Mr Hughes. Washington silent on further moves.
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Paris
Secretary Hughes
New Haven
Germany
Hughes
State Department
International” Commission
Anaconda News—Eomen and Pocahontas Hold Joint Installation
Tondoi tribe No 2 Improved Order of Redmen and Juanita council No 3 Degree of Pocahontas held a joint installation at Mabel hall. Great officials conducted ceremonies installing officers for both groups including sachem Emile Shepherd and Pocahontas Ida Anderson with numerous named officers listed.
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Order of Redmen
Juanita Council
Degree of
Pocahontas
Mabel Hall
Sachem
Bichem L. P. Lavelle
Pocahontas Tda
Laura Marduard
Wigwam
Amanda Swanguard
Forest
Anna Nelson
Annie Kathary
Margaret Verberckmoes
Agnes Verberckmoes
Maurice Clemo
Ida Friekeen
Catherine Kidd
Elizaeth van Ostrum
Rose Bouftard
Hattie Verberckmo
Drive to form cripples care group for Montana children
Plans for organizing a Montana crippled children drive to raise funds and establish rehabilitation care will be debated at a meeting next Thursday. Two representatives from each local group have been chosen, with 12 luncheon attendees from earlier invited as well. Dr. Louis Allard of St Vincent's Hospital Billings urged statewide aid and hospital funding during his recent visit.
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Montana
Louis Allard
P.M. Hale Oram
Allard
St. Vincent's Hospital
Billings
Commissioner McGrath granted sixty day leave
Commissioner T P McGrath was granted a 60 day leave of absence starting January 9 by the board of county commissioners at the regular meeting yesterday. Pat T O'Brien was appointed public administrator to succeed the late Robert Crosewhite. The day was spent passing county claims. Juror duty lists will be drawn next Monday by L E Cousens, county officials, and the clerk of the court will pick the jurors from the approved taxpayer list.
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T. P. McGrath
Board of County Commissioners
Pat T. O'Brien
Robert Crosewhite
L.E. Cousens
Danielson
Neal
Curlers Adapt To Crisp Weather In Duel Wins
In two curling matches last night, skips Heid and Halloran led victories over Capron and A Kidd. The rival teams featured curlers McCarvel Kelly Haddick Halloran Amihor Vinostrum Christen Kidd Gregory Mekenale Mura and C ron, with one squad dropping a 9 Yekay result.
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Halloran
Capron
A. Kidd
McCarvel
T. Kelly
J. Haddick
Halloram
Ski ‘Amihor
Vinostrum
Christen Kidd
T Gregory
Mekenale
Mura
Cron
Psychologist Cone Arrives in America
Emile Cone, a famed pioneer of self mastery through auto suggestion, arrives in America from Nanty. He warns against sensationalism and claims he never cures diseases, only helps people understand themselves to improve health and happiness. Temperature report from Helena lists 24-hour highs and lows for several cities.
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York
Emile Cone
Nanty
America
Tam
Frank Strizich Answers to Call of Grim Reaper
Frank Strizich a native of Bribtr Croatia died yesterday at St Ann s hospital of pneumonia at 45 after a three day illness He had lived in the city 21 years formerly worked at the smelters and for Steve Mickieh He was a widower survived by two sisters Mrs Mary Pancich Great Falls and Mrs Johanna Skalich and Paul and Sam Strizich of Croatia He belonged to the Sons and Daughters of Croatia The body is at P J Finnegan undertaking parlors and will be moved to Mickich s home after his sister arrives Funeral arrangements will be made later
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Bribtr
Croatia
St. Ann's Hospital
Strizich
Steve Mickieh
Mary Pancich
Great Falls
Johanna Skalich
Paul
Sam Strizich
Croat
Sons and Daughters
P. J. Finnegan
Mickich
East Park Avenue
Pancieh
Officers Installed in Order of Maccabees at Sincerity Tent
Sincerity Tent No. 3 of the Maccabees held installation of officers for the coming year at their regular meeting last evening. State deputy E. L. Bumpas presided and the following officers were installed: W. M. Kelly past commander A. J. Walsh lieutenant commander H. Sheets recorder C Meyers chaplain Dr. F. L. St. Jean surgeon Matt Schack sergeant E. M. Goodwin master at arms H. G. White first M. of G. D. San Antonio second M. of G J. J. Christian sentinel George Sanders picket.
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Supreme Council
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H. Sheets
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C. ‘Meyers
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E. M. Goodwin
H.G. White
Sir Knight
D. San Antonio
J. J. Christian
Ate Knight
Sentinel
George Sanders
Picket
Patrick McCabe Dies After Illness in Anaconda
Patrick McCabe a longtime Anaconda resident and Smeltermen's Union member died at St. Ann's hospital after a four month illness aged 48. Born in Ireland he came to the United States as a young man. Survived by brother Pete and sister in Ireland. Funeral from Finnegan chapel to St. Paul’s Church for requiem high mass Monday at 9 o'clock.
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Anaconda
St. Ann's Hospital
Mr. McCabe
Ireland
United States
Pete
Mr and Smeltermen's Union
Mecabe
Finnegan Undertaking
St. Paul's Church
Getting Rid of a Stubborn Cough Now Child's Play
A home remedy claim promises quick cough relief using Parmint strength mixed with sugar and water to create a half pint bottle. The ad asserts fast action on nasal membranes and throat irritation, claiming dramatic travel ease after use.
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