Montana House to Introduce New Banking Bill T: Montana House to Introduce New Banking Bill
The Montana House will consider a new banking measure this week based on the Montana Banking Code Commission report. The bill grants the superintendent of banks authority to liquidate failed banks and reduces court power to appoint receivers, aiming to protect depositors. The measure, likely to be delayed for home‑county input, accompanies other bills and notices of intent to introduce further measures.
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Helena
House of Representatives
Montana
Committee On Banks and Banking
Banking Code Mission
Erickson
Ontario
Intenon
Witness places Norris firing as Chipps left Norris office
A Fort Worth murder trial for Dr J Frank Norris hears a witness say Chipps was turning to leave Norris's church study when Norris fired. The testimony supports the state claim that Norris killed an unarmed man in a confrontation. Norris's defense argues self defense and threats.
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Associated Preas
Austin
Tts
J. Frank Norris
D. K. Chipps
Fort Worth
Norris
Chipps
Dr. Norris
Joxie Parker
W. R. Parker
Terrant County
High School Studies bill to raise mill levy in counties
Helena January 14. Senator W C Henderson proposes amending the law on high school levies in counties without county high schools to allow up to five mills for district high schools. Current law caps at three mills. The plan sets apportionment by county and school year staffing and attendance, with oversight by a special committee and mandatory 24 hour bill printing.
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Helena
W. C. Henderson
Garfield County
State Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
House
Senate
New Stockyard Bill Offered by Kendrick
Senator Kendrick introduced a bill to place all commission merchants and livestock dealers under the Packers and Stockyards Act of 1921 and require bond. The measure would have the agriculture secretary regulate commission charges, inspect books, impose penalties, and hear shippers’ complaints against commission houses.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kendrick
Wyomins
McNary
Agriculture Commttee
Secretary of Agriculture
Legislative committee bills listed by topics and authors
A sequence of proposed laws is shown with authors including sher, Tierney, Dunn and Prescott. Topics cover barber regulation state map railroad commissions debt exemptions county high schools Stony Mountain Game preserve corporation statements delegates to national conventions presidential electors national committee men normal school banking laws and university degree grants.
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Shields
Montana Normal School
Banks and Banking Committee
Abrahamson
Williams praises convention plans in Butte visit
Senator Williams lauded the upcoming convention efforts by the Butte Chamber of Commerce. He attributed strong plans for 1000 attendees and highlighted grazing regulations, cooperative marketing, and wool and wood industry futures as key topics, with Col. W. B. Greeley of the forest service as a guest.
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Ater T. J. Walker
RE. V. Daveler
Ray MacDonald
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Butte
Williams
Col
W. B. Greeley
National Forest Service
Colonel Greeley
W. M. Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Atute Wool Growers
Willams
Exactly Suits Elderly Persons
A historical advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as especially suitable for elderly people. It emphasizes no chloroform or opiates, mild laxative effect, soothing relief for coughs and throat irritation, and fast action on lingering flu coughs and night coughs. Sold everywhere.
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Foley
Indian teen to visit Rome for papal celebration
Lawrence Nicodemus a 17 year old full blooded Coeur d Alene Indian of Idaho will represent his tribe at the world wide Catholic celebration in Rome He travels with expenses paid by his aged wealthy grandmother and will meet the Pope during the Rome event.
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Lawrence Nicodemus
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Rome
First political bill action and election challenges in Montana
The Montana House approved pay for publication of legal notices and a tax refund measure in committee of the whole while killing other bills and disapproving Ryder's farm improvement tax cut. Senator Charles K. Taylor's right to Sheridan county's Senate seat was upheld unanimously after a contest over residence. The plan to reconstruct presidential primary machinery would use a state convention to elect delegates, electors, and national committeemen with county and state committee involvement.
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House
Hyder Roosevelt County
Ryder Cenes
Daniels County
Donaldson
Judiciary Committee
Holton
Timent
Onaldson
Supreme Court
Flathead
Fulsher
Mineral County
Isher
der Bricker
Nagle
Lewis and Ark
Besancon
Missoula County
Ryder
Charles KE. Taylor
Sheridan County
Senate
Taylor
Minneapolis
Montana
Moss
State Central Committee
Smith Targeted by Senate as Hearings Resume
Senate factions press new moves against Smith after disclosures of a 150000 campaign finance donation from publicity utility officials while he led the state commerce committee. Republicans seek seating with instructions to Elections to hear credentials and report quickly on whether he should keep the appointed post after McKinley’s death.
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Elections Committee
Campaign Funds Committee
State Commerce Committee
Smith
Senate
Small
William B. McKinley
Engineer injured in Lindale train derailment near Rome
Engineer John Waitt of Atlanta was badly hurt when a Southern Railway passenger train derailed near Lindale five miles from Rome as it ran from Ponce de Leon Florida to Chicago. An open switch caused the wreck. the engine and several cars left the rails. Waitt was scalded and said to be in precarious condition at a local hospital.
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Associated Press
Rom
John ®Itt
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Ponce de Leon
Fla
Chicago
Lindale
Waitt
Smith to Demand Toga Before Fight in Senate
Frank J. Smith, after announcing plans to go to Washington to press the senate on his right to wear the toga, returns to Dwight for the trip. His seating is questioned due to primary campaign expenses as he faces the issue months after Gov. Len Small appointed him to fill the Melvinley term.
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Chicago
Washington
Senate
Frank JL
Smith
Dwight
Creare
Len Small
William B. Mel Winley
Great Butte Explosion 32nd Anniversary Remembrance
On January 16, 1895 a warehouse blast at the Kenyon Connell site on Utah avenue killed 67 firemen spectators and left many unidentified. The 1926 obituaries note Henry Steinborn and Mrs. John Sloan among victims, while Chief Lapp later organized a new fire force after the tragedy.
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Hittte
Kenyon- Connell
Utah Avenue
William Orr
Henry Steinborn
Butte
John Sloan
John S. Sloan
Edward Sloan
Mexican permits for oil drilling awarded to firms
A government statement lists permits granted for drilling oil wells filed before December 31 to firms including E Aguila and the Transcontinental company. No permits were canceled, though Tampico Seager notes some cancellations occur when firms refuse to recognize new regulations.
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E! Aguila
Transcontinental Company
Tampico Seager
Mountjoy Re-elected President of Montana Sheriffs
Helena January 14 John W Mountjoy of Boulder sheriff of Jefferson county was re elected president of the Montana Sheriffs association at the biennial convention today Hiram of Miles City sheriff of Aust er county was elected red president and Clayde Burgese of Pietena sheriff of Lewis and Clark county secretary treasurer The committee on legislation will report tomorrow composed of Sheriff Angus McLeod Butie Guy Tullock Lewis town Jack Rice Missoula Tom Bol ton Columbus and ex Sheriff Tom Norton of Cascade county by the PNA fe Press
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Helena
John W. Mountjoy
Boulder
Sherif
Jefferson County
Montana Sheriffs’ Association
Hi Ram
Miles City
Auster County
Red
Clayde Burgese
Pietena
Lewis and Wctark County
Angus McLeod
Butie
Guy Tullock
Lewistown
Jack Rice
Missoula
T m Bolton
Columbus
Tom Norton
Cascade County
PNA
Fe Press
Stack collapse in Birmingham kills two workers
Two men died and two are missing when a smoke stack at the Birmingham Electric Company toppled onto an office building. Four others were seriously injured and damage reached about $50,000.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Birmingham Electric Company
Grain acreage up in Esihonta but harvest down sharply
Esihonta expanded plantings by 5,500 acres for grain in the last year yet weather hindered yields, reducing the crop by 41,600 metric tons from the prior harvest.
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Esihonta
State Population Falls Since 1920 Census
Helena Jan 14 The state department of health reports Montana’s population now about 520 000 a drop from the 1920 census of 548 889. Registrar F P Benepe cites four counts from 1924 1925 including voters school census and agricultural totals averaging 520 148 to estimate the present figure.
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Associated Press
Helena
Manana Assembly
State Department of Health
F. P. Benepe
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Bureau
Census Bureau
Enene
Nan
Aimee Semple MacPherson Returns to Denver
Los Angeles evangelist Aimee Semple MacPherson arrived in Denver to preach Sunday and Monday. Crowds greeted her with sobs and hope as she announced a sealing service and planned Colorado Springs stop before an eight week tour extending to New York City and Atlanta.
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Aimee Semple MacPherson
Los Angeles
Denver
Childier
Colorado Springs
New York City
Atlanta
Dempsey to accept comeback bid after Rickard demand
New York Jan. 14 Jack Dempsey will train for a comeback bout after Tex Rickard insisted on a test fight. Leonard Sachs, Dempsey's eastern representative, said Dempsey will fight Rickard’s survivor of the elimination series including Sharkey Maloney Berledach Azcudun and possibly Delaney. Rickard will require the next challenger to sign exclusive rights to box for him if Dempsey defeats Tunney.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Meback
Leonard Sachs
Dempsey
Rickard
Sachs
King
Jack Sharkey
Jimmy Maloney
Paul Berlen- Dach
Sears Azcudun
Jack Delaney
Delaney
Krichard
Madison Square Garden
Tunney
Tex
Von Elm Goes Down as Tourney Opens
George Von Elm national amateur champion and his teammate Bill Hunter were eliminated in the first round of the California state golf team championship in Los Angeles. Hunter was erratic while Creavey and Carberry closed out on the seventeenth hole to win 2 to 1.
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Los Angeles
George von Elm
Bill C. Hunter
von Elm
Hunter
Willie Creavey
New York
Fim Carberry
Chicago
Chaplin Faces Divorce Battle Amid Finances
Charlie Chaplin travels to New York amid a divorce suit filed by his wife Mrs Liza Grey Chaplin seeking custody of their two children and part of the fortune. He defends his wealth, disputes the payments to actress Edna Purviance, and plans to finish a new film while contesting a $500,000 Pictorial Review suit.
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New York
Charles Spencer Chaplin
Grand Central Station
Chaplin
Liza Grey Chaplin
Pictorial Review
Mr. Chaplin
New York Athletic Commission Approves Boxing Code Revisions
New rules require official hand bandage inspections before glove fitting, automatic suspensions for overweight boxers and managers, a dedicated room for judges and referees, approval of line coverings, and medical examinations for license applicants with lapsed permits.
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Associated Press
New York
State Athletic Commission
Commission
Leila
British Heavyweight Title Bout Set for Jan 27 in London
Phil Scott will defend his British heavyweight title against Bartazzolo in a 20 round bout at Albert Hall on January 27 for 2500 pounds. Critics say a loss would jeopardize Scott’s plan to tour the United States seeking attention there.
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Associated Press
London
Phil Scott
Bartazzolo
Albert Hall
Boxing Criics
Scott
United States
Rheumatism Relief Promoted By Vegetable Remedy
An advertisement touts 8.5.8.7 SSS as a long used rheumatism cure. It cites testimonies including Carl C. Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee and claims the product is plant based and promotes natural healing. It notes two bottle sizes and that the larger is more economical.
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S.S.S
Carl c. Campbell
West Main Street
Johnson City
Tenn
All Good Drug
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