Marsters fires broadside at Andrews deposees chief
Idaho Jan 10 Elias Marsters former federal prohibition administrator for Montana Idaho and Wyoming disputes General Lincoln C Andrews and cites lack of cooperation. He faults Andrews for denying a free hand and for statements on enforcing prohibition including manufacturing light wines and beer. Helena editor Will Campbell defends Independent stance and criticizes Marsters methods and dictation in Montana.
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Associated Prose
Hoise
Idaho
Lincoln C. Andrews
Montana
Elias Marsers
Wyoming
Marsters
Hin
Andrews
Prohibition Sarstere
Int Campbel
Helena
Kevin Nisoninion
Prohibition
United
Sta
Tes Liver
Rankin
Netana
Welliver
Boise
Adistrator
United States
Dons
Andrews Trator
Ato
Will Ann Campbell
Irdepenent
Weil Marsters
Tdlaho
Anti-Saloon League
Independent
Local residents return home after short visits and medical care
The report lists Patten Jr and his children Jean returning from a time home, a Mrs Witt von Drummond home from Anaconda after a minor operation, and others like Mrs Kennedy and Humphrey Courtney traveling from Tutto and Tutto to De er cage for personal matters and visits.
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Philipsburg
Patten Jr
Jean
Bro. J.C. Meteo
Witt von
Drummond
Kennedy
Anaconda
Dong Bleely
Mire
Humphrey Courtney
Small Soharatyimed
Tutto
Bueli Ness
Buel
Rom
Banks in Montana Reserve System in Healthy Condition
Helena January 10 Montana banks in the federal Reserve system are reported in a most healthy condition by RR Towle director at a branch in Minneapolis. He notes that demands for accommodation from rural Montana banks were slightly lower than in 1925 and that the state’s banks serve farmers and livestock interests. Yearly collection for members totaled about 420000 and telegram transfers reached 10911000. Currency totaling 6540000 in face value was withdrawn and destroyed due to dirt and mutilation, with new currency issued.
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Helena
Montana
RR Towle
Federal Reserve Bank
Twole
Washington officer in Butte for prisoner return
Jarank E. Towns, held in Butte for seven months, will be returned to Seattle to answer abandonment charges. A Washington parole officer arrived to transport Towns back, while his wife and children reportedly relied on minimal wages to survive. Towns worked for the Miner during the stay in Butte.
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Associated Press
Helena
Jarank E. Towns
Butte
Seattle
Ericksen
Seatte
Parolo
Washington
Phillips Milk of Magnesia relief for stomach indigestion
Phillips Milk of Magnesia is promoted as a remedy for sour, acid and gassy stomachs. It neutralizes acid fermentations, gently clears waste, and is described as more pleasant than soda. available in twenty five or fifty cent bottles from drug stores. The product bears the U S Registered trade mark of The Charles H Phillips Chemical Company and its predecessor since 1875.
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U. S
Charles “H Phillips” Chemical Company
Charles H. Phillips
Great Falls Man Ends Own Life After His Attempt to Kill Woman and Employer
A Great Falls man reportedly attacked two people at the offices of a brokerage, firing on a woman and a man before turning the gun on himself. A. O’Brien, shot by police, died en route to hospital. Investigators say he appeared mentally unsound and had threatened others earlier.
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Falls
Shing Rimuell
Mins
Peten
O'brien
Pottee
Rosenweke
Alan Woratek
MeCarewan
Aee-O'Neill Brakerae Company
Obrien
Outen
Bulldine
Toad
Wooarole Anla
Toc
Prominent Bozeman Man Dies in California
Thomas Rea long time Bozeman resident and faithful Presbyterian member dies of acute heart attack in Los Angeles Sunday evening. He left for California 20 days ago with his daughter to spend time there before Arizona trip. Survived by daughters and relatives. body to be brought to Bozeman for burial.
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Bozeman
Thomas Rea
Bozeman Lodge
Hike
Presbyterian Church
Los Angeles
Man
Fe McClure
California
Arizona
Hoek Coinpidatert Mining Company
Asx Manelreach
Melrose
Mont
Bogeman
Hom
Offig er Fights Three In Arresting One Man
Officer Sidney battles multiple men following a disturbance near 86 East Paterson. John Warten allegedly refused arrest and struck an officer, triggering a melee as reinforcements arrived. The incident ended with police control and further details pending.
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Offiger
Leer Mancock Mooney
John Warten
Wark Celle
Warten
Sidney
C Wrrron
East Pati
United States Patent Office Seeks New Examiners
The United States Patent Office seeks examiners in Washington D C. Applications close Jan 2. Duties include forming elementary documentation and examining patent applications from graduates of two year technical or scientific courses. Pass the exam with engineering or science degrees. Information and applications from the United States Civil Service Board at the Post Office Washington D. C. or from the service board offices.
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D.C
United States Civil Service
Numeton
Thelow
United States
Den
Wroud
Geer Lodge Bureau M Kee Bound Over for Trial
Deer Lodge January 19 charged with forging the name of a lover to a cheque for 840. MeKee appeared before Justice Walterron and was bound over to the district court in $1,000 bail.
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Deer Lodge
Cutford Manieye
Larey
Mtekee
Aetore Justis Watorron
Aneihe
Het Court
Peterson
MeKeo
Skating Rink Upgraded Amid Water and Funding Talks
In Deer Lodge on January 10 arrangements were set for extra water to the public skating rink and a thicker coating of ice. Officials note rising adult attendance and citywide interest, with Powell county funding efforts and recent actions affecting budget and access.
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Deer Lodge
Beit Citi
Powell County
Akaiih
Beck Returns to State Ownership in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge January 19 Marvel Beck, previously a co owner of Deer Lodge, is reported to return to a state role related to the property. Further details on scope and duties are not provided in the fragment.
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Beck
Deer Lodge
Marvel Beck
Deer Loge
DILON BREAD PIONEER OF SAVERHEAD PASSES NEW MILESTONE
Dillon, an early valley settler and rancher, celebrated his eighty eighth birthday with a dinner at the Cornell ranch near the city. Guests included Roscoe Cornell and son Roscoe Jr, George Murray, Charien Barne, Mr. Keller and others. He helped found Beaverhead County’s farming frontiers and witnessed Bibion grow from its beginnings as a new town on the county’s edge.
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Dillon
Craig Cornett
Cornell
Roscoe Cornell
Rosco Jr
George Mureay
Harold
Charien Bare
Kellar
Tima
Ste Fred Sonith
Lima
Beaverhead County
Helene
Two Civil Actions Set For Trial In District Court
Two civil actions are scheduled for trial in district court this week. Judge Leman H Bennett will preside in Virginia and oversee a case where the plaintiff seeks alteration of statute to compel the defendant to perform engine work. The second action involves Henry A Hodge and a sugar company likely to feature cross-examination at the Waldort justice court.
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Leman H Bennett
Vitenia
Weill
Peeaide
Keniion
Hemry A. Hodgeen
Ftere el Waldort Agate
Union Centralite’ Ine Surartee Company
Dillon Pin Men to Organize in Jan 10 Outlook
Jan 10 report notes Dillon pin men organizing for a new powkeg project and a series of community efforts. Local business visits include Morrow of Divide and Schutte of Sheridan while Beaverhead post of the American Legion meets. Several residents travel for work and family in nearby towns as plans progress.
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Dipinion
Dillon
Morrow
Divide
Eday
A. Schutte
Sheridan
Tor Bul Jr
Beaverhead
Leinnert Molrith Trewiar
WM. Stewart
Dell
Pilson
Sin
Fullerton
Jackson
Keller
Daltontree
Huhott Martin Beet
Cotta Wash
Tah Holts
East Bench
Dan Diego
Cale
Portland
Maeriann
Jennie
Ditton Eiernolde
Win Ridcen
Cutie Grielt
Hitte
Lewistown Man Allen Borgert Found Dead in Brush
Allen Borgert aged 29, a Lewistown resident living with his mother on a farm, went rabbit hunting Sunday and did not return. His body was found Monday morning in the brush beside a shotgun and two rabbits tied to his coat. Coroner Wilder determined the death resulted from accidental self harm while climbing a hill.
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Lewistown
Allen Norrert
Bor
Coronee
W. Wilder
Wreck Probers Jury Pool as County Officials Gather
In Lodge on Jan 16 reports note county officials preparing to draw a jury list for the coming year. About ten men in Bowell County are said eligible for jury service as the commission selects the panel. Senator Williams returns from a trip while Rental Harm and Home Week events are mentioned amid Missouri business chatter.
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Beer Lodge
Tielwand
Treaguree Midtyag
Lodee
Lodge
C Willams
Ely
Fahlipeourg
RSS Middieton
Busineae
Snetle
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Saverhead
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Niles
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Wil' Pealdonre
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Agney
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National Carbon Company
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