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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1923

Page

2

French Ruhr invasion looms as Paris seeks parliamentary approval

Reports from Duesseldorf Duisburg and other Ruhr rail hubs indicate French preparations for a push into the Ruhr. Twelve trains head toward the region, with Duesseldorf as a likely HQ as German responses mount. Berlin backs Chancellor in opposing invasion while warning of Versailles treaty breach. American plan for a reparations inquiry awaits Paris response but remains on the table.

Gontinsen Inter Feerien France Duesseldorf Duesburg Mudheim Ruhr Supreme Ruhr Command Germany Cuno Associated Press Berlin Jan Washington Paris Hughes New Haven Jusserand Purnos

Montana Lawmakers Tussle Over Police Reform In Helena

Helena January 8 A Standard State Correspondent reports Representative T J Troy of Hill county recounts a Fourth of July footrace tale in Anaconda noting his race under the name Cassidy and a spectator’s remark about fame. Jessie Koscow of Silver Bow is named as a joint author on a bill by twenty women organizers. Representative Maury of Silver Bow moves to repeal the metropolitan police law prompting debates and committee hearings. More policemen are expected in Helena as the bill advances.

Dy Standard Helena T. J. Troy Hill County Anaconda Tie Hin Montana Cassidy Troy Jessie Koscow Silver Bow Montany Diate Miss Roscow Lowndes Maury Tong Sepear Brandford University of Montana Committee On Carlson McCone Congress Powell Flathead Bernard White River and Spotter Bear Game Preserve Larson Sheridan Smith Lewis and Clark Gullidge of Prairie Miles City Baker Hy Holton Ny McCarty Bosley Cowley Facey Larsen State of Andrus Flat- Hood Counties White River Spotted Bear House Oker Maury Sties Scharnikow Public Utilities and TL. B. No Nelson Ofth Prevent Hall Insurance Commissioner of Agriculture and Publicity Trenderaon Siegfrient of Carbon Harmon of Gallatin Fort Tillis Gallatin County Duncan Tovabelisy Ofce Tate Parvie Sanders Paste Messure Rother the Hille Judiciary Committee Benatoe Greenup Clark Haaland Liberty Henderson Garfield State Commissioner of Insurance

Montana House Debates Education Reform and Local Gov Powers

Montana lawmakers discuss HB47 to shift hiring of police to mayor and council, reduce staff at public instruction, plus repeal juvenile delinquency law. Other measures seek to streamline elections, cut printing, revise budget funds, and set up new state institutions oversight in a busy session draft.

Montana Lowndes Maury Down Lobie Lewis and Clark Mate Superi Intendent of Public Instruction Petitio Duffy Hin Intr State College Committee On Agriculture Pope Pilgeram Armatrong Bosley Neonat Costae Spears Semaia Crete Branaford Santetansy Rata Rovers Critica Superintendent of Public Instruction Committee On Education Cowley House Barney Carlson Congress

COMPLETE HOUSE COMMITTEES LIST

The Montana House named 39 committees with members from Deer Lodge and Silver Bow delegations filling many posts. Speaker Calvin Crum baker announced selections across agriculture to constitutional amendments, detailing chairmen and members from multiple counties and the governor’s staff noting delays in salary warrants for attachés.

Speaker Crumbaker Deer Lodge Silver Bow Seancord Helena House Calvin Crumbaker Agriculture McCormack Flathead Hanson Daniels Larson Richland Larsen Sheridan Carlson McCone Peden Big Horn Hoffman Stillwater Ostby Roosevelt Pilgeram Cascade Bersstrom Fallon Battleman Gallatin Nelson Missoula Hamilton Phillips Rasmussen Golden Valley Myrick Chouteau Leage Clarke Rosebud Yellowstone Taylor Fergus Park Flynn Custer Troy Hil Muphy Shharnikow Powell Andrew Silver How Bosley Benedict Maury Davis Wibaux Bernard Ayith Lewis and Clark Spencer Carlton Harris Meagher Tierney Sanders Oker Siliver Bergstrom Falion Municipal Holton Garfield Berryman Bricker Judith Basin Andrew Sliver Bow Cowley McLeod Sandy Carter Baker Liberty Bohring Teton Facey Phillips English Armstrong Capus Seidesticker Madison Buchannan Strange Ravalli McAfee Hofman Mc- Cone Facey Phillipe Cas- Kelly Pondora Mise Benadict Mc Dawson O'Connell Flatad Jusith Basin Cronk Blaine Pray Sweet Grass Stoner Buchanan Boorman Smith Kinville Silver Stoddard Loble Lewis and Clarke Burke Fergus Nelson Terrett Powder River Guilidge Prairie Myrick Chouteau Zack Swift Treasure Rodgers Beaverhead Dean Brandford Phillips McCarty Dawson Hawley Wheatland Andrus Coster Arnold Caplis Fish and Game Cady Lincoln Bohiing Harria Meagher McCormack Berryman Yellowstone Wibanx Hawley Wheatland Joffray Jefferson Lo Lewis and Clark Deer Carlson Fulsher McAfes Flat Perrine Ginder Lowstone Lewitleman D Burke Fergusark Jet Beaverhead Cady Dell Carbon Hill Ferg Reneatec Leavens Sharnikow Powell Pope Roscow Cowl Densiy Goodman Broadwater Gullidge Lease Bray Seidensticker Juth Basin Eliott Kelly Scharnikow Hosley View Lincoln Wheatland Kennedy Mineral Ville Silver Bow Ostby Roosevelt Gillette Valley Manry Miaine Tawney Seidenstricker Mytick Pilgeran Cascade Oker Guln Carcade Jeffray Sweetgrass Galla Siiver Lemmon Waterways and Navigation Garfeld Gillin Ways and Means Leave Ravatti Bra Gallating Pondera Aillin Workmen's Compensation Granite Johnson Clarks Smevhurst Mussel

State Senate Debate Ends With Confidence Vote

The Montana Senate upheld the committee's report 29 to 20 after a clash over personal privilege and a motion for a vote of confidence. Legislators discussed recalls, constitutional amendments, and measures on penology, school qualifications, and insurance company regulation. Several senators introduced bills on abolition of the death penalty, strengthening unfair discrimination laws, and rejecting premium rebates.

Bernard Flathead G. Marvin Bernsard House Bosley Cascade Andrus Custer Galen Eee Els Bow McCarty Dawson Story Senate Oliver Carter Committee On Committees

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