Doctor Scanland to Lead Napa State Hospital
Dr Scanland, formerly superintendent of the giant institution, moved to Napa where his methods drew state officials. He later praised Dr Bolton as head of Warm Springs. Despite illness, the Scanlands faced hospitality offers, and Dr Beanland battled fatigue while delaying resignation.
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Een
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Warm Springs
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Montana
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J. M. Scanland
Montana State Hospital For Insane
Butte
New York
Scanland
United States
East
Road weed study prompts broader tax action plan
A Montana conference in Helena discusses aggressive road funding moves. Proposals include diverting gasoline tax revenue to the road fund and allocating 50 percent of automobil taxes to road needs. The group, led by Coffey, argues for drastic action to relieve the road crisis and avoid further general fund deficits. The committee includes Harry Keith Kalispell W M Wayman Shelby J W Schnitzler Froid Charles Vandenhook Boreman George Hollecker Glendive D G Balnyerd Lewistown A Breitenstein Great Falls No it Holter Helena C F McLeod Missoula A J Davis Hutte M Mart Billings C E Brown Miles City and E J Bowman Anaconda. Executive secretary to the meeting is Adison Lusk of Helena. Present were Lew Penwell, A J Davis Butte D C Salyerd Lewistown A J Brekenstein Great Falls J G Reltwch Roundup and RM Hart Billings.
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Froid
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Lewistown
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Great Falls
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Helena
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Missoula
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Miles City
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Adiison
Lusk
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Butte
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Roundup
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Boy's back broken in fight over girl
Charles Nicholas Kessler Jr. of Los Angeles, a UPenn student, lies in Polyclinic Hospital with a broken back after a New Years party fight. He is expected to recount his role as eight students and several young women were questioned. Doctors say recovery may require a plaster cast for about a year.
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Los Angels
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Louise Glau m Sues Estate Of Ince
Louise Glau m files suit in Los Angeles for 405000 alleging due payment from the estate of late Thomas J. Ince for services. She sues Priscilla Ince and Ingle Carpenter claiming an agreement dated May 22 1918 and an accounting dated December 22 showed a balance of 108000 unpaid.
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Eress
Los Angeles
Thomas J. Ince
Louise Glam
Priscilla Ince
Ingle Carpenter
Gisum
Ince
J. P
Pai
City Clashes Over Dual Treasurers Continue Shuffle
City hall remains divided as Treasurer McCarthy and acting Treasurer Riley clash over control of the treasurer’s office. The board weighs court action versus peaceful transfer while McCarthy handles tax books and Riley abides by his physician’s caution and counsels.
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Massacre of Mexican bandits spurs pursuit after ambush
Eyewitness accounts describe a brutal attack on a train or convoy where 20 to 60 passengers and guards were killed or wounded. The assailants opened fire without warning as they fled, with foreign travelers and Germans among the few to escape unharmed. The speaker recalls a horrific scene, noting the slaughter of women and children and the impossibility of knowing exact toll.
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Pullman
Tax reductions approved in sweeping reform bill
A legislative committee advances broad tax relief including lowering personal exemptions for single and married filers, cutting income tax rates, and reducing the automobile passenger car rate. Repeals cover jewelry, cameras, firearms, smokers, art works, tobacco, and other items. Inheritance tax decision pending as Chairman Smoot aims to reopen debate.
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Corvallis social notes highlight gatherings and prizes
In Corvallis, Thursday events drew guests and table prizes. Mrs. W. H. Har lin, Mrs. I. J. Nordheim, John Flemming, and Henry Johnson won upper prizes, with many locals and visitors listed among attendees. The Woman's Missionary society met, 25 women attended, and Laura served by J. Mart NC. Also mentioned are travel plans, illness, and local society chatter.
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Fomsion
W. H. Har ‘Lin
I. J. Nordheim
John Flemming
Henry Johnson
Man, Shields
Richard’ Rockafellow
LJ Morris Eldredge
Maurice Hollengward Nordheim
Merry Wives
Jack Olphast
Mia
Lily Goni
Louis Wolfe
Wolf
Wiliam Wendel Johnson
Wendell Johnson
Butte
Sitera
Florence Chaffin
John Wallace
Hugh Wyite
Chaffin
Lily Geneau
James Mociten
Woman's Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Alice Hedge
Laura
J. Mart
Dora Briegs
Mary Rumi
R. Ray
Edwin Bayett
Bawing Bay
Parenta
Long Beach
Ee H. Blakeslee
Great Falls
Tachyon
Hamilton
Omer Simmons
Om Iriday
L. Chaffin
Gilbert
Garden City
Congress starts on farm relief bills
The Associated Press reports that hearings on agricultural bills began in the House as farmers gather for the national cooperative marketing conference and talks with administration officials. Chairman Haugen outlined a plan to create a division of cooperative marketing in the Agriculture Department, with Secretary Jardine endorsing the concept to unite farmers.
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Victim Claimed in Chicago Gang War Involving Opera Figures
Chicago police questioned Desire Defrere Belgian baritone and Giacomo Spaconi assistant conductor of the Chicago Civic Opera after the murder of Henry Spigola a Genna ally. Spigola was shot near a restaurant as the trio were briefly detained then released.
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Public Will Own Paper Properties
A $55,000,000 transaction to transfer Crown Wilamette and Pacific Mills Paper properties on the Pacific coast from private to public ownership was announced with the formation of Crown Wilamette Paper company in Delaware. The deal includes 91 percent of the Pacific Mills common stock, about $40,000,000 in new securities, and $15,000,000 for stockholder subscriptions. The offering involves preferred stock and bonds, with banks and financiers from New York, Chicago, San Francisco linked to the issue.
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Maine
Pacific Mills
Lita
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Anglo London-Paris Company
San Franscisco
Ni York Hinanelers
Australia
New Zealand
Crown Comay
T He Company
Columbia
Bewitching Afternoon Frock Featured By Mme Lisbeth
The article describes a formal afternoon gown labeled as such but suitable for evening wear. It details an orchid and pink waist with jade green velvet accents, flower appliques, a long belted waist, and a large jade bound hat. Other gowns show shell pink taffeta with gold lace, and orchid chiffon with coral satin, plus a cream chantilly bodice with orchid panels.
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Mme, Lisbeth
Princess Noel
Two Bandits Take Car and Money From Victim
Mike Planig of 675 South Alabama Street was robbed by two youths who demanded he walk after taking his Ford automobile and $14. The pair fled in the car while Planig walked away as officers began a search for the juvenile robbers.
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Mike Planig
South Alabama
Planig
Flanig
Sheriff's Office
Dewan
Murder charges pressed in Hesterley case at Jacobi ranch
Arthur Hesterley faces first degree murder charges for the killings of Peter Jacobi and his niece M se Matilda Latsch at the Jacobi ranch on Dec 29. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church, with interment in a local cemetery. Authorities pursue movements since Hesterley’s year‑ago escape from a government hospital. Weather notes and scattered cold language follow, mentioning various cities and high pressure systems.
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Hesterley
Peter Jacobi
M'se Matilda Latsch
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Here
Felker Haynes
Knoxville
Towa
Montana
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