Montana House Names Key Committee Posts
In Helena on January 9 Speaker Bricker announced major committee appointments including Highways Townships and Counties Insurance Education Agriculture and Mining Judiciary and Revenue and Taxation. Members from Silver Bow Deer Lodge Gallatin Park and other counties fill chairs and vice chairs with a broad slate across thirty plus panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Bricker
Deer Lodge Coun Hee
Fox
River Bow
Kinville
Biver Bow
Goraddard
Dear Lodge
Wuerunner
Cascade
Bmith
Lewis and Clark
Jeve
Carbon
Rupert of
Sleeves
Park
Campshell
Missoula
Kennedy
Granite
Nelson
Phillips
Moulton
Fercus Joffray
Jefferson
Kelly
Siiver Bow
Miller
Lincoln
Murphy
F Lodge
McGrath
Broddard
Deer Lodge
Burns
Blaine
Hott
Fitzgerald
Rayalli
Finch
Helena Talks on Montana and the Future of State Plans
Governor Erickson and Harry R Cunningham will address the Helena Commercial club at Shrine temple Thursday on Montana and the month’s plan. Cunningham, Montana Life Insurance VP, has served as state director for the Montana month activities. The gathering includes a complimentary dance for legislators and wives, with music by the High School band and Intermountain College Glee Club. Story also notes ex Senator Reuben Dwight’s visit and reminiscences by Senator Henderson about a freight incident.
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Glee Club
Intermountain College
R. O. Kaufman
L. B. Tipsing
A. J. Roberts
Helena
Jam
Countien
Bropomain
Gev
John Brickeon
Leuthold
Walker
Et Quitty
Sipenr
Dixon
Kerbold
Bowlin
Peck
Cowan
Sheer
Cotintiegeles
Wehoo Dintrict
Ama
Eitien
Montana
Weho
Smith
Custer County
Miler City
Billings
Contested Senate Seat Referred to Privileges Panel
Helena January 9 the Lyle Tower contest for the senatorial seat was referred to the committee on privileges and elections by a resolution from Senator Haseibawer. The move was part of routine business as the Senate adjourned briefly and then recessed for signings and a bill to pay assembly members was produced.
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Standard
Helena
Lyle-Towers
Committee On Priv and Elections
Oliver
Omeroy
Dowtin
Paul
Duncan
Haseibawer
Sheridan
Judiciary Committee
Isaac
Taylor
Lyle
Torney
Senate
House
McCormack
Committee On Committees
BANKS
Downtne Stages
Tinh
Bultehmansner
Rhoads
Swift, Porter
Pinsurance
Stewart, Smith
Cmte and
Daurmes
Damrying
Adame
Survani
inhOlon Ax Warengurvees Rro
Aard Naere Pious Semi
PRR
Ouwarscsenn
Amendments for Fair Trial Law Introduced in Montana
Fragmentary OCR notes show proposed amendments to Montana fair trial law by Representative Bowell to extend trial procedure rules. It cites motions for five days to state facts, counter-affidavits, and limits on judges and witnesses. Mentions judiciary committee and slate of names.
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Fa Starr Corr
Dan
Montana
W. Bee
Bowell County
Moat
Judiciary Committee
Ington, Rhoads
Church
Iaicroads
Transport
Cogs Quillvalger
Mustly
Pervee
Takaton "Griffin
Survani Ka
State House Notes Bills and Sessions Close
Long list of proposed laws and amendments shown as bills from a state house session. Items include banking penalties receiverships, harboring workers, exams for non attending students, estates claim actions, primary election nominating notices, salaries for county officials, judge qualifications, legal interest rates, motor vehicle certificates, Eastern Montana Normal School, official ballots, incapacity powers, ballot counting, cockfighting repeals, state warrants interest, and district judge powers.
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Smroaucea
Besancon
Mulholland
Loble
Nagle
Bosancon
Donaldson and Flachsenhar
Graybill
Forney
Keeley
Larsen
A. T
Wuerthner
Andrus
Montana
Rustcorn
Hanson
Davis
Johnson
Fergus
Holton
Bergstrom and
Leavens
Ainsworth
Orth
Jawa
Hy Duncan
Beaumont Named Association Head
A legislative debate centers on real estate transfers and property valuation. Chairman Walker urges disclosure of actual property values to improve assessments, while Martien calls for tax return burdens on taxpayers. The assensors committee postpones decisions on lowering livestock valuations and auto taxation, sending matters to the state board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
H.“Martien
Lewis and Clark’ County
State Board
Hoa
Belgium reparations dispute over delayed claims details
The report notes Belgium’s assent to a claim and counters that she still is owed about 260,000 francs amid reparations totals. It states Belgium has already received 2,800,000,000 francs and mentions experts reviewing figures to report to delegates before Monday.
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Belgium
France
Butte High Athletes Honored At Civic Testimonial
A large crowd gathered as Butte High School athletes were honored for their 1924 sports success. Speakers including Senator Walker Chancellor Brannon and Principal Ragsdale praised team discipline, sportsmanship, and the civic value of athletics. W D Kyle presented a trophy and lauded alumni leadership while Father Leonard and Coach Romney stressed cooperation and love of the game as keys to lasting success.
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Fred Jurman
Toassuancs
Butte
Senator Walker
Snce 1894
Walker
Brannon
Butte High
Montana
Universty
Central High
Sullivan
Dahlberg
Fred Henderson
Tutte
Chicago
Johnny Ber
Osiio
Creighton
Mal Chapman
Hobart College
John Meauntte
Tom Walsh
Tomorow
Hobbins
Tatte
Eport
Ragsdale
Purple
Alto
Ragsdate
W. D. Kyle
Kyle
Butte High School
C. F. Kelley
Anaconda ‘Company
Mammoth Permant
The
Elky
Kyleclos
Butterligh School
Leonard
Romney
Notre Dame
Stanford
Goss
Life Ends After Rampage by Breckenridge Woman
Continues recounting the death of Mrs. Breckinridge after she and her husband, Will Breckinridge, faced mounting financial strain while preparing for their first child. Evidence surfaced of a prior self-inflicted shot, with a revolver found in the cafe woodshed and letters destroyed, while her husband lay ill, speech barely above a whisper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geim
Breckent Dg
Ufe
Gelm
Breckenridge
Wif
Breckinridge
Deer Lodge
Butte
Butte High Receives Citizens Trophy For Football Honor
In Helena a trophy presentation honored Butte High athletes with a large loving cup inscribed for title teams. Senator Gallwey spoke of school spirit and loyalty as Central and local supporters praised the effort. Coach Harry Dahlberg of Butte thanked donors and vowed the cup would inspire future players.
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Butte
Schreiber
HA. Galiwey
Citizens
Fuews
Helena
Gallwey
Butte High
Harry Dahlberg
Furman
Mr Divine
Butte-Miles
Winter Garden
W L Jones Drops Dead Near Mine
William L Jones aged 53 assistant foreman at the High Ore mine collapsed near Anaconda Road on the way to the mine from 605 West Granite Street. Coroner Pat Holland cites internal hemorrhages as the cause. He is survived by his wife two sons and two daughters. Body at Walsh's.
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William L. Jones
Anaconda Road
West
Granite Street
Pat Holland
Jones
Minera
Tark
Holland Mr. Jones
Wales
Butte
Boise
Idaho
William
Stanley Jones
Geraldine and
Burdette
Walsh
P F Cleary Old Time Carpenter Dies at 65
Patrick F Cleary former foreman of the A C M carpenter shop died at his home 501 South Crystal street yesterday morning He was born in and was 65 years old He emigrated to Michigan as a youth and later moved to Butte in 1893 where he became a foreman in the AM carpenter shop Survived by wife Sarah five daughters J J McGreevy Stuth Cleary Mrs J J Silverar Beatrice and Audrey Cleary of Butte two sons Emmet Los Angeles Sarefield Oakland and Vincent Butte A granddaughter Mrs Albert Doring and brother John Cleary of Butte The body is at the Daly Shea mortuary Funeral from the home after date of family notification.
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Patrick F. Cleary
A. C. M. Carpenter
South Crystal Street
Michhigan
Butte
Carpenter Chop
Sarah
J. J. “McGreevy
Long Beach
Cal
Stuth Cleary
Los Angeles
J. J. Silverar
Beatrice
Audrey Cleary
Emmet
Los Angles
Sarefield
Oakland
Visccent
Albert Doring
John Cleary
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Duteof Mbera
Army Measure 1g Passed by House Washington
The House completed scrutiny of the War Department supply bill carrying 33100000 dollars with 40800000 for river and harbor work. The Army budget was approved enabling the regular army at its present strength and advancing a broader rush of appropriation bills before March 4. The McFadden dunking bill was taken up next as chambers push to vote on rivers and harbors authorization and independent offices budgets.
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Washington
Senate
House
War Department
Congress
Veterans’ Bureaus and Shipping Board
Pride Displayed in Refusing Help
Officials report cases where widows with bank accounts over $1,000 still accept no aid. Mr. Driscoll notes pride among women as a factor. Among 219 on the roll, one widow with eight children heads the largest family. Four others have six or more children, each receiving the maximum defense of $20 proportionate to children, up to ten months.
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Piathend
Countion
Donaldson
Chouteau
Parkin
Gallatin
Reed
Broadwater
Peat
That
Prairie
Rice of
Toole
Cascate
Powell
Behoening
Roosevelt
Castien of
Mineral
Cusick
Flathi Graybill
Meagher
Fish and Game
Sales
Harris
Valley
Throssel
Yellowstone
Campbell
Hawley
Wheatland
Masters
Wibaux
Stoddach
Peterson
Gincier
Patterson
Hill
Lincol Kinville
Sliver Bow
Jeffray
Brandt
Phil
Peitzwerald
Naval
Hedrick Gus
Ryder
Walton
Larson A T
Akofer
Pon- Gora
Flathead
Dellwoot Lake
Anderson
Strange of
Ravalli
Berryman
Hs of
Budge
Bix Horn
Rico
Bales
Beavehead
Cancade
Steeves
Pondera
Glacier
Plumer
Treasure
Tinsley
Madison
Plathead
Rosebud
Fair=rieve
Forku
Robert
Kinvillver Bow
Lemmon
Doran
Ilver’ Bow
Wyoming
Erickson
Last Assembly
Caiol Corrs
Helens
Reuben Dwight
Perm
Spokane
Muftly
Kane
McCone
White
Foster
Donlan
Cone
Mains
Twoer Aire
Bill Henderson
Henderson
Ieolin
Hazelbaker
Powell County
Ban Salvador
Dis Inlet Sudgen
Beaumont
Association
Nate
Utah
Vernal
Vitah
Willliam Breckinridge
Salmon
Dell, Mont
Deer
Thomas Jenvine
Atenla
Thomas
New York
Gachers
University of Washington
W.L. Jones
P. F. Cleary
Bill
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