Compliments Barrett Electric End to Milwaukee Road Dispute
H B Earling vice president of the Milwaukee road said the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul receivership should end by mid summer after legal requirements are met. He toured the system with Mrs Earling and son Everett in Butte before continuing east. Electrification between Avery and Othello will be a first result of the reorganization.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
H. B. Earling
Milwaukee Road
Earling
Milwaukee Way
Milwaukee
Avery
Othello
Right of Way 15 Assured by House Tax Bill Action
The finance committee advanced the house tax reduction bill, sending approved sections to printers and planning Senate presentation by Wednesday. Leaders expect quick Senate action, aiming to reduce income tax installments due March 16. The house also approved extending the board of tax appeals with 16 members but limited tenure to 10 years, and extended its jurisdiction with an amendment granting income exemption for cooperative marketing associations profits.
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Finance Committee
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Dan
Set Finance Committee
Smoot
Provimon
The
Nouse
Board of Tax Appeals
Coolidge Move Seeks Early Action On Industrial Disputes
Senator Copeland of New York introduced a resolution urging the president to act on the ongoing industrial dispute. He gave notice he would call the measure up tomorrow for early action. The White House said the federal government cannot aid until Congress passes empowering legislation.
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Copeland
New York
White Hous
Congress
Agriculture as the basis of industry in Benz talk
Frederick Benz, Northern Pacific agricultural agent and noted economist, told Butte exchange guests the farm is the most basic and most problematic industry. He traced agriculture from Plymouth Rock through ancient civilizations, arguing that empires fell when agriculture faltered and urging nations to place agriculture at the center of policy as the key to economic stability.
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Frederick Benz
Northern Pacific
America
Butte Huxchange Clubs
Babylon
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Mr. Benz
Plymouth Tock
Becaus
Europe
Proclamation To Quick Witted Girl Grants Half Holiday
GREAT FALLS Jan 15 An exchange between E. Erickson a visitor and Miss Isabelle Lynch at Mount Angela academy led to an afternoon off for students. Lynch welcomed the governor who granted the half holiday after a brief exchange.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
E. Erickson
Mount Angela Academy
Isabelle Lynch
Erickson
Senator Blease Attacks Prohibition and Diplomats in Senate
In a Jan 13 session Senator Blease denounced Woodrow Wilson era diplomats over liquor imports and prohibition enforcement. He claimed prohibition targets the poor, mocked the idea of general prohibition, and criticized party efforts on the League of Nations as aiding the president. He warned that agents swarm federal buildings to police drinkers while many remain thirsty.
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Washington
Dome of Capitol
Wilson
League of Nations
Woodrow "Wilson
Senate
Blease
South Carolina
George Washington
World Court
Democratic Party
United States
House
Woodrow Wilson
James M. Cox
Coolidge backs Pershing interpretation on plebiscite
President Coolidge sustained General Pershing interpretation of the Taena Arlea arbitral award. He said Chilean sovereignty was not involved and both Chile and Peru pledged to use resources to ensure a fair plebiscite. The ruling concerned dates and preparations for the vote determining sovereignty of disputed provinces.
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Associatea
Washington
Taena Arlea
Perhing
Coolldge
Chile
Peru
Coolidge
Dee
Pwst
21 Coal Miners Survive Blast Near Jamieson Mine
In Fairmont West Virginia a Jamieson Coal and Coke mine blast left 21 miners walking out after more than 18 hours underground. Initially thought 38 were inside, two more workers were later found dead or missing, and rescue operations continued.
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West Virginia
Acon
Penee
Kentucky
Senate-bound vote on Italian debt settlement approval
The House adopted a resolution by 257 to 13 to accept the Italian war debt settlement as recommended by the American debt commission. It proceeds to the Senate, where a similar measure has been reported by the finance committee. Debate attacked Mussolini’s government as dictatorial amid 63 year funding terms.
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American Debt Commission
Senate
Finance Committee
Te Wan
Dewinning
Bald
Mussolini
Rainey
Latvia
Belgium
Czecho-Brovakia
Esthenia
World Court action stalls as tax bill delays Senate
In Washington January 16 opponents of a world court resolution urge delay until after the tax reduction bill. senators debate party lines and party leaders amid a lengthy floor session. The scene centers on Senator Fernald’s stance and a lengthy farewell address by Washington.
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Wariington
Senate
Ation
Howe
Fernald
Maine
Coit
Woman admits she poisoned husband in Merion Sheriff inquiry
Laura B. Christy sits in Columbiana County Jail as police plan to resume questioning about the death of her husband, Rev. William Christy. She allegedly confessed to poisoning him by taking poison to relieve indigestion, and hinted at multiple prior marriages with three former husbands dying.
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Associated Prons
Cincinnati
John W. Langley
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Langley
Oscar Flannery
Mra Langely
Lexington
Laura B. Chisty
Columbiana County
Willian Christy
United ‘Christian Dilasionary “Association
Christy
Nine Daye Hen Way
Polton
New Deep Level Hoists To Boost Butte Ore Output
J R Hobbins announced vital developments for Butte copper operations. Electrically operated hoists with 5000 foot capacity will be installed at Badger Belmont Mountain Con mines after shaft sinking and development. Installation depends on equipment delivery from manufacturers.
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J. R. Hobbins
Naconda Copper Mining
Follo Gf
Butte
Badger
Mountain Gon
Belmont
Mountain Con
Anaconda to Install Large Electric Hoists on Butte Hill
The Anaconda company will install the largest electric hoists in Butte to lift ore from 5,000 feet, surpassing prior depths. J R Hobbins announced the plan as securing future prosperity, with three hoists capable of moving 1,000 tons daily from the 6,000 foot level at the Alder mine.
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Butte
Anaconda Company
Butte Hill
Vicw
J. R. Hobbins
Hobbins
Drops Dead En Route to 2 Million Dollar Mine Deal
Thomas J. Kearns a 60 year old mining man from New York and San Francisco collapsed in the street as he neared finalizing a contract that would yield him two million dollars for the rights to his Nevada mine. His agent and Mrs. Joan St Wood confirm the pending lease and probate steps. The abrupt death cuts short the proclaimed deal in progress.
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Ban Francisco
Thomas J. Kearns
New York
San Francisco
Tehes
Cortes
Nationally Known Men to Speak at Boys Conference
Northwestern high school delegates and other youths will attend the vocational conference at the Montana college from Feb 1 to 4. Speakers include Chief Justice L L Calla Montana Gov Erickson and leaders from Kiwanis, industry, and education. A 1,200-member gathering from seven western and northwestern states is expected with further notable figures listed from Montana and beyond.
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Standard
Bozeman
Touns
Northwestern
Binte College
M. J. Abbey
Montana State
Sehoola
Western
Western State
L. L. Calla
Seay
Montana
J. C. Parker
Inter
Kiwanis
Erickson
M.A. Brannon
George Re. Hil
The
American Smelting and Refining Company
New York
W. BM. Cobieigh
J. E. Flynn
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Montaneate College
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