Legislative work to resume today in Montana assembly
The Montana legislature resumes with debate on a constitutional amendment to align the state with publication of the quarterly reports and a bill to raise the maximum price paid to publishing firms for Montana reports. The house has introduced 14 bills and increased appropriations to 190,000 for members and officers, while economy remains a topic as bills move through committees.
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Senate
Speer
Cascade
Montana
Assembly
State Board of 1 Examinere
Legislative Assembly
Ivarwen
House
Erickson
Loble
Vewin and Clark
Kee Jey
Powell
Haven
Businem
Tan
Duvean
Madtaon
Charce
Pricwrnn
Burning of Wife Theme of Pastor Continues Page One
The body of Addie Sheatsley was found in a furnace on a Be the minister’s town. A coroner’s inquest concluded possible suicide, but Prosecutor Ing expressed doubt and led a multi day investigation. King refused to discuss the grand jury evidence, saying no new information surfaced.
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Addie
Sheatsley
Besley
Ing
Finn
Utes de Forte
King
Istovich Held In Murder Case After Party Dispute
Police pursue details in a fatal shooting tied to a quarrel at a party at 304 East Quarts street. Garschak and Chupka chased Stovich through the alley, a shot fired from Park Street killed Garachak, with Stovich later in custody. Coroner to hold inquest. autopsy possible. Relatives notified by Gosselin Marking undertaking firm.
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Chupka
Sam
Victrola
Garschak
She “Mines
Stovich
Shupka
Thornton Alley
Garachak Cau
Steve Torla
Haat ‘Street
Tesla
Nick Lubovich
Mike Krych
D. Rileavich
Cou Itf
Thetorney
Tim Downey
Rotoring
Pat Holland
Vietrol
Thekovich
East Quarts Street
Garachak
Brovich
Mra Ugarkovich
Airo
Ugarkovich
Chupkan
Sovich
George
Usarkovich
Mike
Garsak
Garechak
Park Street
Nred
Pennsylvania
Old Country
Gosselin’ & Marking Undertaking Firm
Launch inquiry to curb oil wastage under Coolidge board
Washington Jan 11 President Coolidges oil conservation board launched a cooperative inquiry to curb wastage of dwindling oil reserves. Secretary War addressed oil industry leaders seeking frank opinions for policy use and to gather data on production costs and methods to combat over production and waste. A new patent promises combined car scrubbing and mopping in one operation.
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Washington
Coolidge
New Oil Conservation Board Today
War
Oll
India
As D
Delegates Silent On Claims In Dawes Negotiations
The report outlines American reparations terms tied to Dawes plan, including fixed percentage payments over the Dawes annuities and a capital value likely tied to Belgian priority, with Washington approval awaiting. It notes the United States would receive no interest on capital except arrears and emphasizes secrecy until Washington greenlights details.
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Dawes
Washington
America
United States
Wadaworth
United Statos
Daven Pla
Paria
Reeturn
God's Hour and 175 Challenge for Our City
Sermon at Christian church decries war and prosperity as obstacles to God’s voice, urges revival of Christ’s love, reading of His life, and urgent mission to bring others to faith. Postulates 100 days of renewal and compares zeal to Scotland’s cry, "Give me Scotland or Tire."
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Christian Church
Wednesda
Hugh. D. Darse
Christ
Adam Clark
John Know
Genenine
Scotland
Necklace of Madame Thiers Widow Sold at Paris Auction
A pearl necklace owned by Madame Thiers widow of the former president was shipped to America. The necklace, valued at 11,280,000 francs in Paris last year, comprised 168 pearls weighing 2,137 grains.
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Madame Thiers
Republic
Haseen
Net K
Atrines
Paris
Raine
Butte Briefs Highlight Miscellaneous Local Ads
A compact collection notes material and stationery ads for sale, a news stand advertisement, and an improved instrument claimed to help deaf persons. A Frenchman asserts a method to produce automobile gasoline from plant products.
Condemned Man Awaits Hanging After Escape
Sheriff Mountjoy notes Walsh remains on death watch in Missouri prison after a 1923 escape and recapture. The condemned youth, now in a death cell, will face a pending sentence as Judge Lyman Bennett plans the hang order. The law allows hangs 30 to 60 days after orders, with date to be redirected by the sheriff.
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Roy
Mountjoy
Walsh
Waas Ae
Missouri State Penitentiary
Haings
Lester McNeil
McAuley
B. J
Lyman Bennett
Tlen Tay
Re distribution of gold foresees shift in world flow
Washington Jan 11 government experts study the world gold movement and foresee a slackening in future receipts in the United States. Officials blame Germany’s gold withdrawals and strong demand from India and South Africa, while US exports and imports show complex patterns. The Federal Reserve Board notes trade balance and reserve requirements influence gold movements and cautions against overstatement of imminent changes.
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Washington
United
United States
United” States
Federal Reserve Board
Germany
Reichshanke
Tha
Offlain
Tnala
Thala
Aiberto
Reserve Board
Sunili
India
Stanton
Lost Memory of Girl Restored in Chicago Radio Appeal
A girl who believed her name was Charlotte Norris and that she attended a Chicago university was found to be mistaken after a memory loss episode. A radio appeal from WEBH Chicago aimed to locate her relatives, aided by the girl identifying aunt and cousin and recalling events to St. Louis observers. The case involves Mrs Griffiths and Miss Sullivan tracing the girl’s movements from Chicago to a St. Louis hospital and then back to Kirkwood, Missouri, with her memory still blank about prior events.
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Charlotte Norris
Chicago University
Charlotte
Thore
WEBH
Edgewater Beach
Chicago Evening Post
Jase
Volce
St. Louis
Annie
Kyn
Chicago
Francis Ata Quire
Louis
Vietine
Kirkwood
Maguire
Lysol Poisoning Suspect Aid by Doctor Saves Wasik
A 26 year old man, George Wasik, was poisoned by Lysol and rushed to St James hospital after convulsions on West Park street near Albertson block. Dr Walter Reichle performed a stomach pump and stated recovery unlikely to be fatal though pain was severe. Wasik had worked at St Lawrence mine two days earlier and has lived in Lead, South Dakota.
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Walter Reichle
George Wasilik
St. James' Hospital
Wasik
West Park Street
Albertson Block
Reichle
Wasittk
St. Lawrence
Beens
Baltimore
Stanley Wasitk
Lead
Still Stove Sets Fire to Moon Plant
Fire caused by a small oil stove used in operating a still in a house on Schley street destroyed a 40 gallon still and mash. Jose Tuls and C Lasno, Mexicans, were arrested after officers found them prowling near Covert street. Two youths James Brown and Dan Gil were jailed on prowling charges. William and Charles Turnbull were arrested for cutting garments in their automobile near Galena and Gaylord streets.
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Schley
Jose Tuls
C. Lasno
Covert Street
James Brown
Dan Gil
Rodd
Gerry
William
Charles Turnbull
William Hassessy
Galena
Gaylord
Chicago poison liquor toll climbs to 239 dead
Associated Press dispatch from Chicago reports 239 deaths from tainted alcohol. Dr. Herman N Bundesen city health commissioner disclosed the poisoned liquor used in Chicago, described as treated by daily immersion in an oxygen bath.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jan
Herman N. Bundesen
City Health Commissiones
Kellogg Accepts State Department Post in Coolidge Era
Paris reports Frank Kellogg will accept the secretary of state job after Charles Hughes resigns. Kellogg, in Paris for the finance conference, notes the duties and honors of the office, acknowledging the task ahead while amid congratulatory visits from French officials and fellow diplomats.
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Hughes
Kellogg
Allied Finance Ministers
Coolidge
Mr. Kellogg
Myron T. Herrick
Mr. Herrick
Mrs. Kellogg
Paris
James “A. ‘Logan
State Partment
Washington
Clementel
Reynald
Fick
Kelloggs
Herriot
IM. Bevery
Kellon
Logan
Funeral rites for Patrice F Cleary announced
The funeral of the late Patrice F Cleary will take place tomorrow morning at St Patrick Church where a requiem mass will be celebrated. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the services at the Crystal Street residence.
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Patrice F Cleary
Gor Baum Grystal Staived
St Patrick Furen
Jackson ‘Street
Sherman and
Jackson
Jacob Jackson
Sherman Reed
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James E Woodard
James T. Finlen
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Andrew
Davis Jr
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