Helena House Completes 175 Committee Assignments
Helena Jan 12 Speaker Bricker announced the full allotment of 26 committees with 33 seats to Silver Bow County and seven to Deer Lodge County. The lengthy roster lists Amarrs Clarke Duncan Flach Keeley Stesters Throssel Sais and many others across Corporations Dairying Health and Sanitary Affairs Public Morals and related panels.
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Oates
Clarke
Rosebud
Duncan
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Missoula
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Powell
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Yallow
Saises Joe Eee Smith
Lewis and Cork
Walton
Gallatin
Hedrick
Fergus
Budas
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Johnson ‘Alley
Robart Larson
Sheridan
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Mimocie Stgenstienst
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Fair Carbon
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Phil We Vieteher
Golden Valley
Eaton Fellowstone
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Comprehensive Budget Bill Before Senators
Helena January 18 One of the most important bills of the session was introduced in the Senate by Senators Leuthold Peck Cona Walker and McQuitty. It would place counties cities and towns under a statewide budget law with a complete financial program for each fund and office and provide for publication of estimated revenues and expenditures for the year. The bill lists many sponsors and includes provisions for a county budget by the county commissioners and the state treasury official.
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Montana considers motor vehicle ownership registration change
Helena Jan 12 A bill patterned on Michigan would require owners to register their car with the secretary of state, record the vehicle name and engine number, issue a title certificate, and transfer it on sale. Dealers would keep owner records and police reports would track thefts, with certified engine number changes allowed after police verification.
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Appropriations Debate Echoes in State Senate
Reportage notes Senate committee discussions on appropriation timing and authorization. References to McCormack, Park County, and Erickson outline procedural questions on funds for a sanitarium. Lingering questions about notices, constitutional options, and biennial budget processes color the proceedings.
Legislature to Meet Every Four Years Bill List
A long list of house bills proposes amendments to state codes and statutes. Topics include district judges disqualification, state examiner duties, state superintendent of banks, public salaries and interest rates, ballot counting, interstate irrigation, and a measure to require the legislative assembly to meet every four years. The article also notes the death of Robert Ingersoll, a beat tle business man, found yesterday.
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Board of Railroad Commissioners
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Hoffman
Merritt
Fletcher
Rupert
Wold
Leavenis
Eastern Montana Normal School
Long List of Pardons Granted by Governor Erickson
Elena January 13 Communications from Gov John Erickson to the house and senate includes a long list of pardons granted in the Rust five years by former Gov Joseph Dixon. The ceremony moved to place the governor’s communication on file with the secretary of state. A certificate related to the child labor amendment was also moved to the senate and house for review. A sergeant at arms order to mail copies of all bills in order to allow public inspection was approved. A normal school proposal from Billings advanced to the house as a notice of intention to introduce a bill mirroring a similar measure in the senate.
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Billings
House of Representatives
Montana Legislative Session Length Change Debated
Preparations for two length reduction measures in the Montana assembly. One plan calls for a 30 day organizational session followed by a 30 day bill introduction period. The other, by Lester Loble, aims to shorten the overall session duration.
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Girl Frustrates Bank Robbery at Trenton Vault
Jan 12 robbery attempt at Trenton Bank is thwarted as a female bystander or guard disrupts the robbers. Bullets fly, one 23-year-old assistant cashier Harry Roebing is shot. suspects escape after triggering the vault alarm. Local confusion and warnings about ads clutter the page.
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Rotary President Visitor to Butte
Butte Rotary welcomes Rotary International President Hill with a district meeting, reception, and banquet. Montana Rotarians from 14 clubs accompany the international leader as dignitaries, clubs, and partners celebrate six objects of Rotary and a program of musical performances at the New Pinion hotel.
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Butte Rotary members and Hill visit plans outlined
A Butte committee chaired by Mrs L Evans will host guests at an Aeon luncheon. The Hill visit arrangements are led by Prof Walter Scott with W P Coughlin J D Rice Brice Toole and B E Woolston. Butte Rotary officers are C W Goodale president F L Melcher vice president and Frank Venable secretary. The Rotary movement began 16 years ago in Chicago and now spans 1800 clubs with an International Council including members from Canada the British Isles and the United States. The next convention is in Cleveland June 15, with the Sixth District Montana conference in Helena in April. Rotarians at the New Finten included Dr Alfred Atkinson Joe Fligman Dave Wallace Claire Manning Sonu Sherman F W C Whyte Mrs Alfred Atkinson Mrs John Sherman Mrs David Wallace Mrs R L Waddell Mrs E Q Holm Fred L Wilson Bari J Murphy and others.
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Extra Session of Congress Sought By Senator Borah
Senator Borah urged an extra session to advance farm relief and co operative marketing of farm products. He criticized tax increases on farmers from 624 million in 1913 to 1.7 billion now and argued for equal protection if manufacturing interests receive tariffs, while the farmer needs similar support. He noted the Republican pledge to farm relief stands until votes are counted.
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Accord Reached On War Claims And Dawes Plan Terms
The agreement fixes a 350000 dollar base and outlines payments under the Dawes plan to amortize war damage claims. The United States will receive 2 percent of Dawes annuities up to 45 million gold marks, retroactive to 1924, with repayments over about 30 years and potential early write off if Dawes functions normally.
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Kansas Governor Davis resigns amid bribery arrest uproar
Davis the Democratic governor of Kansas steps down after arrest on a $1260 bribery charge. He vows no crime and insists on innocence as he hands over power to Republican Paulen. County attorney Paul Heinz will prosecute. Anxious crowd gathers at Topeka court as bonds are posted.
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Planned to Bring Bride From Home Turns and Disappears
Funeral arrangements for Garechok are held up pending communication with a brother, Sandor. Coroner Hollans has not set a date for the inquest. the incident involving a man who moved from Philadelphia to Chicago, Ind, occurred on Granite Street.
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Development Body Re Elects Officers
The Associated Press reports the development body re elected its officers at a meeting. Details are scarce due to fragmented OCR text, but the item notes the organization’s ongoing cooperation with the state college in demonstrations and related activities.
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