Navy supply bill eyes Lakehurst shutdown and dirigible plans
Navy appropriations move to close Lakehurst station and cut personnel while backing a $5 million dirigible program. House committee endorses funding shifts and a possible recommissioning later, amid talks of vessel withdrawals and tighter operation budgets.
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Mair
Lakehurst
House
Naval
Appropriations Committee
Norvice
Naval Affairs Committee
Butter
Shenandoah
Cap
Lakehuret
Sher indicted in beer scandal in Cincinnati
Federal grand jury indictments allege illegal beer distribution involving Sheriff Richard Witt and eight others in Cincinnati. Mohawk Brewery officers George Teasterfield and Joseph Terfield, plus Harry Worthman the bootlegger, are named in the case. Witt, a leading Hamilton County Republican, is accused of introducing Worthman to distributors.
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Cincinnati
Grand Jury
Sherif
Richard He WH
Mohawk Brewery Company
George Teasterfield
Joseph Terfield
Harry “Butch” Worthman
Sherif Witt
Worthman
Omertiedds
Sheriie Witt
Republican Party
Hamiiton
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight and ease gripe influenza sore throat or tonsillitis One or two Calotabs at bed time with water and no food prejudice Next morning the cold is gone the system is purified and breakfast appetite returns Family package with full directions for 35 cents Foley's Home remedies and warnings are noted as sold everywhere
Court Action 13 Starts Over Treasurer Case
Court action initiated by Joseph E. Riley seeks to oust city treasurer Joseph B. Riley and reinstall Riley. The complaint asserts Riley won the April 1925 election and began duty May 1, 1925, while Joseph Tiley remained barred. judge to decide merits and possession. The case notes bond filings, oath, and ongoing dispute over the treasurer’s office in Butte Silver Bow Montana.
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Matt Canning
Riley
Joseph E. Riley
Butte
Rhey Rover Rea
Tutte
Silver Bow
Montana
Pair Found Guilty In Justice Court
Mrs. Mary Sullivan and Clarence Williams were found guilty of misconduct yesterday in the Justice of the Peace Buckley court.
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Mary Sullivan
Clarence Willaims
Justice of the Peace
Buckley
Miners Trapped in Wilburton Mine Declared Lost
Rescue crews from Krebes McAlester Hartshorne and Halleyville rushed to the Wilburton mine after a blast. Four bodies recovered. 16 still believed trapped. non union operation. rescue work to continue for days with constant comms at the shaft.
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Wilburton Field
Krebes
McAlester
Hartshorne
Halleyville
Wilburton
American Red Crome
United State Bureau of Mines
Asbury
Rover, Luess
Bernard Daly
Charley Suitus
Thomas
Belock
Special Service Series Planned for Corvallis
Jan 13 report notes United Church in Corvallis plans a series of evening meetings to discuss worship and church affairs. The local congregations include Presbyterian, Methodist, and Congregationalists. The series aims to involve the Sundas and strengthen church leadership and treasury.
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Corvallis
Sundas
United Church
Treasury
Clark treasures of art sold for half million
Almost $600000 was realized from the sale of art objects and paintings from the Fifth avenue mansion of the late Wit War Clark, former senator from Montana. The auction total reached $448410 after today, with notable pieces such as an English tapestry and two pairs of thick window curtains among the items sold.
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Autoriated
New York
Fifth Avenue
Wit
AL Clark
Montana
Reali Rue
Joan Clarkadale
Cane
Mera Reaweor
Dinaser Shinman Newre
Tentahe
W. A. Alcorn
Tootlon
Dek
Nolle
State Produces Much New Wealth Continued From Page One
The article notes rapid growth in wealth during 1924 with emphasis on rising industry. It highlights increased production, improved labor output, and overall economic expansion across sectors, reflecting the state’s continued prosperity through the year.
Helena wheat price dispute shocks Montana officials
Heated critique of the Helena department of agriculture over its 1926 Montana wheat production estimates and price. The piece argues production was overestimated and prices understated, noting higher actual values in 1925 and premiums paid for high protein content, with figures from Gallatin valley and Dutton cited.
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Montana
Department of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
Helena
Helena Bureau
Department
United “States
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Helena Pathticians
Helgrade
Toneman
Minneapalis
Gallatin Valley
Gallatin
Minneapolis
Yast
Tana Browers
Dutton, Mont
High Tribunal Refuses Intervene In School Case
The Montana Supreme Court today affirmed dismissal of the suit by Henderson and others against School District No. 44 of Fergus County. The court noted a long, in good faith annexation effort of District No. 42 to No. 44 and accepted by patrons and officials for over five years, with Henderson seeking authority to issue bonds of 20000. The consolidation followed without a new election in 1919, and the order was filed with the county clerk and taxes levied on all property within the district.
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Asnalling
Publi
Henderson
Ditrict
Donovan Strikes Bar At Critics In Senate Hearing
William Donovan assistant to the attorney general testified before the senate Judiciary committee and attacked the Aluminum Company of America. He said government actions were aimed at protecting a company with Mellon interests and defended his investigative actions while noting a White House conference on the same day as a Justice Department statement. He emphasized he submitted his statement to the attorney general for review.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
William J. Dovan
Gener
Aluminum Company of America
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
Mellon
Donovan
This & Melion Company
Sixty-Ninth
New York Regiment
Department of Justice
Walsh
Montana
Senate
White House
Coolidge
Sargent
Mr. Dono
Auto Crash Injures Rider at Butte Building on Main Street
William J. Williams of 371 Utan Avenue sustained slight injuries when the car he rode in with John Jones skidded off the sidewalk and struck the Butte Tee company building on South Main Street. Williams was treated at St James hospital and later booked on reckless driving with a $100 bond. Jones was driving south when a sharp turn caused loss of control. Building damage was substantial and the car was nearly destroyed.
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William J. Willams
Ut An Avenue
John Jones
Offeo
Butte Tee Company
Main Street
Steck Is Choice Brookhart Avers Steck Is Choice
A fragmented report notes Brookhart and Steck in a contest tied to emote elections and inquiry into senatorial content. Henator Brookhart accuses informal requests and questionable actions as testimony unfolds. The piece outlines ongoing doubt about candidates and party integrity amid hearings.
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Henator Hrookhart
Eqnestafonsrin
Darecie
Ft ix
Nis
Steck
Junees Executed by Mexican Police for Rebel Plot
In a dispatch from Mexico the military command announces that a government crackdown on a rebel plot led to the dispersal of the insurgent group from Pinos. Fifteen suspects were captured and two ringleaders were summarily executed after the failed uprising.
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Assoc Mexico
Za He
Muiato Ore
Seatiog
J Fatanques
Pinos
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Kim
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Lammer
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York
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Charlie Chaplin
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Hamilton
Pete Burgoyne
Nis Fanch
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Ile
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Worsk
West Broadway
Nvivain Brothers
Theank
Aed
High Tribunal
Gerald P
Th. Wakota
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Republica
Auto Ams
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Mgree
Jamay
East Broadway
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Ann
Sherman & Riss
Alman
Ted Rose
Marion Davies
Janice Meredith
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