Montana House Favors Hangings At State Prison
Helena Jan 21 Despite a report by a special committee on prison conditions the Montana house favored a bill to move hangings to the penitentiary. The morning session honored Private Robert Simpson and a series of measures were moved to committees as the body adjourned at 4:30.
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Helena
Troy
Fee
Easton
Senate
Robert "A. Simpson
Montagu
Simpson
House
Bheiby
16Th
Crome
Tower 15 Seated As State Senator
Helena January 21. By strict party vote 83 to 15 Ralph H Tower Republican was seated as senator from Lake county over Democrat J H Lyle who contested for a full four year term. The dispute stemmed from Lake county creation April 30 1923 and a special election. The party line battle saw motions and speeches aimed at seating Tower while sidelining Lyle amid procedural objections and a heated debate on the will of the voters.
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Standard
Helena
Ralph H. Tower
Lake County
J. H. Lyle
Hecause
W. J. Paul
Powell County
Tower
T. J. Walker
Silver Bow
Stewart
Deer Lodge
Paul
Lyle Wide
Taylor
Sheridan
Senate
Duncan
Lyle
Privitee
Neide
Aoote
Olivers
Rpencer
Stages
Survant
Swift
Walker
Peterson
Cowan
Lake
Muffly
Awaipat
Larsen Surges to Third Reading on 20th Century Interest Bill
Helena Mont Jan 21 Representative A T Larsen of Sheridan county used parliamentary maneuvering to push his 12 1 2 per cent interest bill to third reading amid opposition from Flachsenhar of Prairie County and a tight committee of the whole. The measure aims to set a 24 percent hire rate, drawing strong debate and a narrow 49 to 48 vote to segregate the bill, then 81 to 47 on the third reading motion. The episode capped four years in the assembly and showed Larsen’s determination against procedural objections.
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Standard
Helena
Mont
A. T. Larsen
Sheridan County
Montana
Assembly
House
Ruffcorn
Larnen
Committee On
Larsen
Besore
Loble
Fle
Bricker
Eee Megane Ee
Associated Press
London
Anjera
Straits of Gibraltar
Point Alcazar
Begur
Hove
Fehef
Murder trial recounts shooting at Clemens residence
County witnesses describe a deadly confrontation at 9 West Street with James Mullaney killed by a gunshot fired by a revolver held by Mrs Ray Clemens. Testimony recounts door breaking, a struggle, and the fatal shot in the hallway as jurors hear from Clemens and others about the events surrounding the death.
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Downey
T. F. O'Connell
Clemens
Harry Clemens
Mullaney
Wan
Polic
Mike O'Donnell
West Porphyry
Vinen L
Koln
la Plant
LaPlant
Tom Walker
Mer Clemens
Hammé Clemens
Hiway
Mull
Remeda Rove
Joe Williams
Cone ‘Ners
James Mullaney
St. James Pital
Butte
Bow County
Mont
Ray Clemens
West Street
Gotham Swindle Brings $2 000 000
The narrative traces a Chicago native to Gotham who used a $100 loan to fund a shoe-string broker venture and later finance an Equity company. He allegedly promised high interest to investors and embezzled funds, with reports of significant losses as loans reached demand.
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Eut
Chicago
Tureman
Turman
Men Mgh
Wall Street
France Attacks 09 Debt Stand Continues on Page 1
Premier Herriot lauds Marin speech as France seeks credit for wartime sacrifices. France argues for compensation for mobilization costs and trench holdings, warning against a punitive postwar settlement while noting global financial power of the dollar.
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Dunkirk
Calain
Boulogne
M. Marin Maid
France
Belgium
England
United B
Herriot
M. Marin
Investigation on Senator Wheeler Indictment Debated
A senate inquiry considered the indictment of Senator Wheeler, adopting a report that the preceding steps were unjustified. The Montana federal court held the case on its docket last summer while Wheeler remained implicated.
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Senate
Montana Federal Court
Wheeler
Japanese Premier Praises New Russo Japanese Pact
Tokyo January report describes Premier Viscount Takaaki Kato praising a Russo Japanese treaty as restoring long friendship. He notes no foreign loans this year, continuing internal reforms and retrenchment, and ties with China strengthening. Also mentions reprisals against Greeks in Constantinople.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Takaaki Kato
China
BETTER TRAINING PUSH FOR MONTANA VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS
Montana schools expand vocational efforts under the Smith Hughes act with 28 000 dollars in federal aid. Butte offers night courses in trades while Bozeman and Miles City run day trade prep. Proposals include a first year at the School of Mines and broader state adoption to cut college costs.
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Gnools
Montana
Air Drake
Butte
Tieman
Monetana
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Cor
Colorado
Warner
Bozeman
Miles City
smith-Hughes
Morning
Warner Warner
School of Mines
United States
Montana Senator Seeks State Receiver Power for Banks
Standard Staff Correspondent in Helena reports Senator Gilboebell proposes a bill to shift bank receivership from district courts to the state superintendent of banks for defunct and impaired banks. He would appoint receivers and control bank closeouts, facing opposition over concerns district judges better understand local securities.
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Standard
Helena
Gilboe
Gilboebel
Banka
Reach No Decision Jersey Rum Case Tonight
Fragmentary note shows a hearing or ruling time set for 16 o'clock tonight. Names and places are garbled but reference to a Jersey rum case and a decision is implied.
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Jersey
Lausanne Treaty Debated At White House Dinner
Washington today witnessed a White House dinner with senators and diplomat Richard Washburn Child discussing the Lausanne pact to resume U S relations with Turkey and the need for ratification to avoid a less favorable independent accord. The session touched on executive overreach concerns and the status of foreign policy before the Senate committee.
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Washington
United States
Turkey
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard Washburn Child
Child
Cooltigs
Senate
Johnson
Hughes
Slater
Mr. Child
Near East
Dandruff Remedy Claim Incomplete Advertisement
An old ad promotes a dandruff cure using four ounces of ordinary liquid argon applied at night to the scalp. It asserts dandruff will be dissolved and destroyed by morning with multiple applications, promising glossy hair if the remedy is used, and claims it is universally effective.
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New York
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