Montana Senate Review Of Deficiency Claims And Bills Decline
The Montana Senate discussed deficiency claims totaling about 55000 and considered bills including extension of charity corporation privileges and a plan to open the Missouri River to the sea. Claims include a 1659.64 submission by delegates to a convention and a 5565 disallowance for an unbuilt terminal elevator plan. An adjournment was set for tomorrow at 10 o clock. A separate report notes Mary Quiller, 20, died after being shot by her lover Fred Lichtenberger, 28, who also shot himself and is hospitalized.
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Mary Eiquiller
Fred Lichtenberger
Lichtenberger
Helena man among Montana war heroes dies in prison
Fragmented OCR reveals a Montana incident about a man linked to war hero status related to Shelby. It mentions a state penitentiary fire alarm or fire event and a legal bill on hearings and first court action, with dates and places obscured.
Proposal to change automobile fees and voting laws
Helena January 23 Senator Watson of Missoula county asked to amend absent voter laws to extend privileges to the blind and crippled unable to travel. The bill would shift license fees from horsepower to weight, require independents to file earlier, and adjust ballot printing timelines for absent voter ballots. Also notes county boundary issues and school district levy rules amid new bills on county treasurers and free text book funding.
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Helena
Watson
Missoula County
Bila
Alek
Dolla
Florida
Lake County
McQuitty
Railroad Commission
Senate
Leuthold
Paul
Collegiate Bill Paused by House in Debate on Prison Change
The Montana House debated a measure to shift executions to the state penitentiary, arguing cost and community impact in Deer Lodge. Supporters claimed centralized punishment reduces county expense, while opponents warned of heavy statewide implications. The bill stalled after mixed committee reports and procedural motions. House bills introduced cover pawnbrokers nurse registration and venue changes among others.
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Senate
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Education
House
Wold
Yellowstone
Deer Lodge
Aroun Beck
Tom Aloe
Ainsworth and Campbell
Ainsworth
A. T. Larsen
McCarthy
Rouse
Walker
Crooked Creek
Fergus County
Sacajawea Crock
Train Derails Injuring Nine at Grand Junction
A Scenic Special train on the Denver and Rio Grande line derailed near the Colorado Utah line when a cracked rail sent 10 cars off the track. Nine people were injured and taken to Grand Junction for treatment. The most serious injury is 15 year old Frank Burkhalter of Clifton with a brain concussion.
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Col
Denver
Slo Grande
Mack
Colorado-Utah Line
Grand Junction
St Frank Burkhalter
Clifton
Letter from a Farmer's Wife Promotes Lydia E Pinkham
A farmer's wife writes amid pain and headaches describing weakness yet improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She asserts she can do all kinds of work again and hopes other women will be influenced by similar letters.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Long Search for Swindler Ends in Confession Fallout
The report details Turman’s associates facing usury charges as prosecutors move to indict on second degree forgery. Turman, freed on a $5,000 bond, spent time with district attorneys deciphering documents from the Equity Finance and Service Company where he was managing director. He dismissed the idea of Ponzi schemes, lamenting his own financial downfall and lack of a planned exit.
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Hey
Turman
Lberty
Equity Finance and Service Company
Ponsi
No More Employees Will Be Hired For The Senate
Helena dispatch reports a Montana senate session noting no further hires for the current term. The article mentions Senator Griffin and the employment committee, with Oliver and H stating no new staff additions this session. The piece reflects the 14th assembly era actions amid ongoing conslacraJEations and turnover.
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Senate
Owen of Lake Gets Committee Assignment
Owen of Lake, seated yesterday after an election contest, received committee assignments on Apportionment and Representation, Corporations other than municipal, Horticulture, Federal Relations, and Military Affairs. A finance and claims committee favored reporting Senate bill No. 4 modifying county payment for tuberculosis sanatorium maintenance, with new per-patient rates, amid ongoing post-election squabbles.
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Helena
Senate
Scofield
Lake
Monicpal
Stewart
Duncan
Paul H
Lyle
Candidon
Democrats for Old Pay Increase Rates
Democrats advocate higher old age pay under terms of senate action noting plan would modify pensions for retirees and affect cost estimates. Officials emphasize fiscal considerations and bipartisan feasibility while outlining implementation steps and timelines.
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Democrats
Grain judging and bee keeping on town event schedule
The Whitehall highSchool agricultural department led by Mr. Luther drew an enthusiastic crowd of town and rural residents. C A Ripple of Montana State College showcased special beekeeping, while Dr Frances Bradley gave health talks. A grain judging contest drew many men and high school boys, samples were inspected for prizes as a crowd filled the gym. A humorous act and musical program followed by Montane specialists and Mrs Henrietta Croc.
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Wan
C. A. Ripple
Montana State College
Frances Bradley
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Phuraday
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Debts Repudiation Seen As Real Issue In France Debate
In Washington Senator Borah argues the United States bears a generous settlement with England and opposes punitive terms for France. He says canceling France debts could reduce U.S. obligations by about 60 percent and criticizes efforts to portray repayment as harsh. Paris papers praise Marin for opposing large allied debts and framing wartime loans as the key claims.
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Borah
United States
England
Idaho
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Biates
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Reed
Missouri
Ben
Sena
Paris
M. Marn
Chamber of Deputies
M. Marin
Paris Soler
Journal Des Debats
Soler
Brotherhood of
Marin
Bethlehem Earnings Show Big Increase
The Associated Press reports Bethlehem Steel Corp shows a large rise in net earnings over the previous three months, totaling over 3 million more than earlier, with an improved surplus and higher income than 1923. The report notes steel industry improvements after an election and Bethlehem as a leading steel company to reveal earnings.
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Associated Pres
New York
Bethlehem
Wyoming schools to include Bible in curriculum
Senator introduces senate file 16 to add Bible into Wyoming public schools. The measure would align with state education goals, with committee recommendation advancing senate file 11 to abolish the state census. The article notes current laws on child labor and a biennial or decennial census process.
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Associacea Ery
Cheyenne
Wyoming Public Schools
Educcat
Senate
Committee of the Whole
Delegates Arrive for Montana De Molay Conclave in Butte
Delegates arrive as Highland chapter and Montana De Molay leaders prepare a packed schedule. Dads Earle N Genzberger and Ernest Thomas join Edward E Moyle in guiding committees for hospitality entertainment publicity and housing. Speeches by Genaberges Moyle and Manara McLod precede initiations with Zoran D grand lecturer. Ball game, banquets, and a grand ball close the event with music and speeches.
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Genzberger
Ernest Thomas
Edward E. Moyle
Highland Chapter
James A. Kintrea
Clarence Staples
Ways and Means
Thomas Wakenell
Riteistic
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Frank K. Mutch
Carl Engspencer
Guy L. Braman
Franklin Hannaman
Bu Kone Robinson
Charles ‘Thomas
Thomas Quayle
Facilites
Bert Downing
William Eatlick
Orville
G. Ganelay
Harold Ealick
Charles Ioman
Charles Ray Hufmne
Harvey Dawson
Jamon A. Kinren
Montana
Genaberges
Thomas
T Ng
iHighland
Manara McLod
Zoran D
Order of de Moisas
Beaverh Ter
Dilton
Highland
Highland Chapter Orchestra
Howard McIntyre II
J. J. Cocking
Malcolm Gillis
Masonic Temple
Temple Theater
Concrave
Sorrow of Christ Topic of Sermon on East Side
Sermon topic titled Sorrow of Christ featured at the East Side meetings. The Methodists will have charge tonight and conclude the series with this last session.
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East Side
Evangelistic talk urges direct power of Jesus in faith
Oklahoma City reports the defeat of a child labor amendment to the U.S. constitution in the state house. the vote stood 80 to 24. The discussion referenced Rev. L. B. Williams and his Lowell Avenue M. E. Church sermon stressing personal gospel contact and the soul of the gospel.
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Lowell Avenue
M. H. Church
Williams
Jesus
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Oklahoma City
United States
Oklahoma House of Representatives
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