Ex-agent Tewksbury testifies about bribe payments
The testimony outlines bribes paid by Montana brewery officials to ex agent Tewksbury, his meetings in Helena Great Falls Lewistown Portland and Los Angeles, and a purported immunity promise from a federal investigator Costello. He describes payments of 500 and 300 monthly sums, letters allegedly from Shelley, and notes on enforcement director Fisch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Hodel
Lewistown
Tewksbury
Shelley
Helena
Butte
Great Talls
Hodel
Portland
Los Angeles
California
Costello
Jensen
Tewks
Montana
Pacific
Tewkebury
Smith
Slattery
Bourquin
Smithion
Placer
Brielley
Fontana
Great
Fred Fiseh
Amrigal
Tate Grounds
Great Falls
W. H. Jensen
Billings
Mr. Fischi
Mr. Shelley
Model
Seattle
Ore
Heleena
Bill
Spe
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Washington
Federal Prohibition
Aletment
EW. Prosser
Jena
Franke Ernst
Jacob Anderson
Stephen Whalen
W. C. Irvin
Andrew Lyle
Arthur W. Madison
Jefferson City
Xavier Fa Dian
William Edens Fancher
Townsend
Roland Eames Fancher
Canyon Ferry
LALOR WIFE’S BODY RETURNS FROM EGYPT FOR US BURIAL
J C Lalor of Montana begins journey home with the body of his wife Mrs Lalor who died in Egypt for her health. The couple traveled to Egypt seeking recovery and the funeral party will accompany her body to the United States. The burial site is undecided between Massachusetts or Deer Lodge Montana. Mrs Lalor was widow of the late banker John Morony a major stockholder in the Montana Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Lalor
Montana
Egypt
United States
Associated Press
Great Falls
Mont
H. Mills
Seil
Massachusetts
Mr Fator
Deer Lodge
Mra
Will
Lalor
Huypt
John Ok Morony
Urance
Senators' Private Correspondence Not To Be At State Expense
In Helena Montana January 22 state senators vote to cap private correspondence costs at $5 for stamps and six letters daily per member. The measure, proposed by Page of Granite, aims to curb expenses while permitting communication on pending legislation. The session progresses with bills on taxation, bonds, and state administration shaping the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Mont
Page of Granite
Siegfriedt of
Carbon
Senate
Page
Taylor
Calumet Mining Co Declares Dividend
The Calumet and Hecla Mining company declares a dividend of 87 per share. Three months earlier a five dollar dividend was paid. Ahmeek, its subsidiary, also declares a one dollar per share dividend. The stock rose ten points on the local exchange after the announcement.
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Associated Prea
Boston
Calumet and Heclar Mining Company
Ahmeek
Calumet and
Hecla
State seeks bid advertising rules for public procurements
A Montana Senate bill pushed by Powell would require formal advertising for bids on all state purchases and contracts. It details duties of the state purchasing agent, general procurement rules, annual inventories, open bid procedures, and penalties for favoritism or collusion.
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Standard
Arsena
Pilex
Powell
Senate
Powellsen
Commission
Evry
Otters
State Purchasing Department
Geil
Girarden
Konda
Ehoh
Wavernor
Murderer shoots woman at downtown theater incident
Police identify a suspect sought for the fatal shooting of Mrs. Christian Nider, 25, and an unnamed man in a downtown Denver area motion picture theater. The assailant, described as a former soldier, fired and fled as chaos erupted among the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denve Tee
Steet
Fort Collins
Coke
Ming
Christian Nider
Silvie Placont
Yoomer Ina
Consolidation Bills and House Action on County Finances
The legislature debated consolidation bills and killed or amended measures affecting the railroad and public service commission, county borrowing limits, and tax exemptions. Bills sought to cap county bond issues, require voter approval for large sums, and refashion the school for the deaf separate from the state school. The house faced procedural confusion as new members struggled with printing and amendments, then progressed two bills on the permanent common school funds and a stricter bail insurance regime.
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Railroad and Public Service Commission
District Court of
Lewis and Clark County
State Board of Examiners
Nils P. Haugen
House
Third Reading House
Rodgers
Judiciary Committee
Brandford
Missoula
Beaverhead
Scharnikow
United States
Bosley
School For
Duffy
Stoner
Tierney
State Land Board
Committee On Printing
Senarnikow
State of
Larsen
Ineriaan
Leavens
Somehurst
H. B
Loble and Scharnikow
Stoner, Tierney
Omar
Anaconda Beats British in Fight for Chilean Copper
The article discusses copper market dynamics postwar, noting Chilean copper production and its impact on prices. It cites Harvard Economic Service data on building material prices and argues demand will rise as stockpiles unwind, predicting strong business volume and improved copper prices.
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Imerica
Harvard Economc Service
Ex U S Minister Believed Dying in Shanghai
Ex U S Minister Paul B Reinsch in Shanghai believed dying from bronchial pneumonia complicating encephalitis. He arrived from inland China after a period of illness and breakdown, with reports noting his critical condition.
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U. S
Shanghai
Paul 8. Reinsch
United States
China
Reinsch
Anaconda Woman Fatally Injured in Home Explosion
Anaconda woman Mrs. Collins died after a kitchen gasoline explosion enveloped her in flames. Neighbors, D A Longtin and Lewis Clucas, rushed to rescue, fought flames, rolled her in snow and carried her from the house. Fire officials estimated $300 damage. Collins and her husband, W Collins, were prominent Anaconda residents. The 62-year-old widow left a daughter Pay, a teacher in Sumatra, Mont. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Widmes
D. A. Longtin
Lewis Clucas
Edgcombe
Collins
Mr. Loughlin
Clucas
Mr. Clucas
Pire
Irs
W. Collins
B., A. & P Railway
Anaconda
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Club
Pay
Sumatra
Mont
Good Roads Measures Discussed in Helena Meeting
Representatives of organizations interested in good roads met in Helena to confer with the senate and house committee on highways and discuss three proposed measures to be introduced in the legislature. John Bay of the state highway commission offered suggestions. Sid Coffee of the Good Roads Association explained the motor vehicle tax, motor traffic, and gasoline tax bills. Others included legislative committees of the States County Commissions Association and District Engineer Lynch of the bureau of public roads.
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Helena
Senate
House Committee On Highways
John Bay
State Highw Commission
Sid Coffee
Good Roads Association
States
Lynch
Bureau of Public Roads
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L. E. Tewksbury
J. C. Lalor
Walker
Silver
Neounty
Jessie
Pau
State Purchas Department
Butte Stationery Engineers
Union Indorsing
Senate. Senior ‘Walker
Silver Man
Miaugh
Story
Adams
Pauline
Stewart
Paul
Church
Healey
Committee On Education
Heren
Custer
Gallatin County
Barney Carlson
Congress
Pomeroy
Lincoln County
Oliver
Aeronauts
Calumet Mining CO
Henry Ford
C. Duryea
Elwood Haynes
Benz
Germany
Paul of Powell
Raont
Allstate
Ubne
Ahatl
Senator Walker
Miss Roscow
Cps
Anilly
Consolidated Boards
House Committee of Revenue and Taxation
Billings Post
Grand Army
Stats
Bail Insurance Commission
Britigh
New_York Financial Report
Cdy
Park County
Judicial Alstricts of
State
Park
Gallatin
Madison
Sweetgrass
Stillwater
Carlson of
Tts
Boar
Terrett
McCarthy
Dawson County
I ‘O'Connell
Flathead County
Loble
Lewis and Clarke County
Secretary of State
Troy
Hill and Buchanan
Y%lowatone
National Hanks
Judith Basin County
W. L. Collins
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