Montana legislators eye administration measures this week
Helena Jan 23 That the fourth week of the Seventeenth legislative assembly opens tomorrow with a majority of administration measures in drafting at torney general staff Leaders in both houses forecast a busy program in the next days The first 20 days saw 134 bills in the Senate and 2 in the House touching taxation agriculture oil highways irrigation banking and education Oil bills include Deutborns blue sky law to protect investors and curb wild cat operations A state department of agriculture is favored while livestock remains under the current department Highway bills propose municipal taxes for road work and funds for washouts Bank and building loan measures strengthen chartered banks and loans Cities would gain one third of auto license funds and power to regulate gambling and liquor Traffic fines would fund city treasuries A bill to abolish voting machines in Silver Bow County passed committee for floor action on Page 2
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Seventeenth Legislative Assembly
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Senate
House
Deutborn
Protely
Department of Agriculture
Department of ‘Agriculture
Montana Bankers
Montana Municipal League
Municipaliion
Treasuries
Bow County
Patriotic Prayers for the President-Elect Planned
A note announces patriotic prayers for the president-elect Harding to be burned in the national shrine of Immaculate Conception in March. The event is tied to a Catholic University rector and a special appeal inviting participation in a symbolic national devotion.
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Harding
United ‘States
Brookland
Hey
Thomas
Shatlan
Catholic University
Brazen St. Louis crime wave in metropolis and suburbs
A weekend burst of crime in New York and nearby areas left multiple dead and injured. A man was shot in a crowded street, another killed attempting a store robbery, and an 18 year old choir boy found fatally injured on railroad tracks near Richmond Hill. Armed bandits looted cars and milk wagons near Tarrytown. Angello Partrcclo was murdered. Kermit Englehart, 18, lay dead on Long Island tracks. Helen Wilder dyed her hair differently to pawn stolen goods, with her husband Carl Wilder and William Braid under arrest for robberies.
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New York
Richmond Hill
Tarrytown
Angello Partrccclo
Kermit Englehart
Baptist Churen
Baltimore
Helen Wilder
Carl L. "Wilder
William Braid
Lincoln
Central Police Station
Constant inople Occupation Imminent Says Allied Envoys
A Tes tewed report from Constantinople warns of an imminent allied occupation. Interallied representatives notify the grand vizier of planned measures, amid tense postwar tensions and shifting control in the region.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Berwick Sunday closing law sees limited business open
Berwick authorities enforced a strict Sabbath closing order on Sunday January 23, leaving only about a dozen small shops open. Cigar stands and ice cream parlors largely kept their doors closed, while many establishments that relied on Sundays as their busiest day complied with the edict. Some residents wore tags reading Permit to walk the streets of Berwick on Sunday.
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Berwick
Butte Skaters Form Montana Association Plan
Preliminary plans were made at the Holland rink for a permanent Montana Skaters Association to govern all skating events in the state. A large turnout represented all branches including figure speed and hockey. Committee selections and a meeting schedule set the path for a formal constitution and by laws.
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Holland
Ekater's Association
Fng
Finnett McCormick
Envchairmans
Fred A
American speaker argues for Irish independence
Edward Adams Cantrell of Los Angeles addressed a full high school auditorium on the Irish question. He argued for US recognition of the Irish Republic, citing British acts and official sources, and pledged to seek representations to the British government. Resolutions urging recognition were passed after his two hour talk.
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Edward Adams Cantrell
Los Angeles
Cantrell
W. B. Carroll
United States
Ireland
Fire destroys residence. neighbors escape in night clothes
Early morning blaze at 3226 Sanders avenue Butte threatens James Connelly who narrowly escapes. Neighbors Nils Raymond and wife with two children flee next door in blankets as flames spread between the burning house and theirs. Connelly home sustains near total destruction while the Raymond dwelling suffers only nominal loss.
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Sanders Avenue
Butte
Nils Raymond
Connelly
Gi Aan
Mrs. Raymond
Bande Avenue
Mr. Raymond
Raymon
Berman Dance Called Off By American Legion
Omaha Jan 23 The Berman dance at Papillion old German hall was canceled after other groups refused to participate, the American Legion intervening. Fredd Lamb, commander, said the event fell through when the Legion acted.
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American Legion
Omaha
Platte Deutscher Verein
Papiliion
Here
Freddt
Lamb
Two Black men killed by mob in North Carolina city
In Norlina Warrenton area on January 24 Alfred Williams and Plummer Bullock were seized from Warren County jail by a masked mob of about 150. The two Black men were taken to woods outside town and shot, their bodies riddled with bullets.
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N.C
Alfred Willams
Plummer Bullock
Warren ‘County
Warrenton
Williams
Dentist injured in Livingston car crash that killed Miss Porter
Miss My Porter of Butte was killed when a roadster driven by Dr H L Deve ny struck a bridge post near Livingston. The car overturned twice injuring Dr Deve ny and injuring others. Porter suffered chest injuries and broken legs. An inquest is planned for Monday.
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My Porter
Butte
H. L. Dewey
Devney
Here
Coe
Devhey
Dr. Devney
Land
One of City's Most Beautiful Girls Myrle Porter
Myrle Porter, 20, a locally born and educated Butte girl and former high school graduate, died in a automobile crash near Livingston yesterday. She was highly popular, lived with her father George Porter at 711 Maryland Avenue, and her mother had died two months earlier. Funeral arrangements were expected to be announced today.
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Myrle Porter
Livingston
Buttes
Butte
George Porter
Maryland Avenues
Spokane Man Found Dead in Billings Hotel
Albert C. Trudell of Spokane wholesale painter traveling representative was found dead in bed at a Billings hotel. He retired last night and the body was placed aboard a train bound for Spokane.
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Billings
Albert C. Trudell
Kansas Anti Cigarette League halts pay to organizer Miss Gaston
The Kansas Anti Cigarette League refuses to fund Miss Lacy Page Gaston further, accusing her of collecting money and paying her salary before handing proceeds to the treasurer. Rev. M W Baker, president of the Kansas branch, says the state group will act independently of national headquarters.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Anti
Sinn Feiners oppose partition act in Cork interview
Cork January 23 Sinn Fein leaders remain opposed to the partition act though they may use electoral machinery to gauge sentiment. Prof Alfred O Tuohilly says Sinn Feiners would win a larger majority and remain solid despite British government actions. Dublin reports say all Palace Street buildings overlook the castle main entrance have been commandeered by the military and residents ordered to vacate. Eight killed and two wounded in weekend violence. Constable Johnston dies from injuries from the Parnell bridge attack.
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Sinn
Inn Peiners
Sinn Fein
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Dail Eireann
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Ireland
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Johnston
Parnell
O Callaghan to Cancel Parole for Return to Cork
Donal J. O Callaghan the lord mayor of Cork will arrive in Norfolk to cancel his parole with immigration authorities his counsel Judge Joseph T Law Jean said tonight. He missed the boat that would take him from Washington and his next move depends on immigration officials. If privileges given to other seamen are allowed, he may board a friendly vessel to pass through the British cordon around Ireland under labor department rules he need not sail until.
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Donal J. O'Callaghan
Cork
Joseph T. Law Jean
O'Callaghan
Washington
Ireland
Labor Department
John Feeley Pioneer of Butte District Dies
John Feeley longtime Butte district pioneer died this evening after living in the area for 30 years. Interment will be in Champion Michigan. Survived by his wife and son Jack of Butte and by his parents.
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John Feeley
Butte District
Ing
Butte
Champion, Mich
Jack
Evangelist Smith Calls For National Awakening
Evangelist Smith addresses a Butte audience urging a national awakening. He warns the country rests in a dangerous self assured security and urges revival to avert moral decline.
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Evangelist Smith
Butte
War Won Question Prompted Speech At Union Services
A speaker at a city church union service questioned if the war has been won and warned that true victory requires moral renewal. He urged development of good men to save the nation, cautioned against American first rhetoric, and called for broader international understanding while criticizing a Washington clique.
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Harrison
Tain View
America
Sat
Rome
Washington
D. C
Setting down the bars for home brew operators
Chicago news reports prohibition chief Frank D Richardson says home brew will not be disturbed for now despite federal orders. He predicts a broader crackdown against major violators later, with a Washington-led detail under Col. L G Nutt to assist in Illinois Indiana Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Frank Kramer
Chicago
Frank D. Richardson
Central States
Washington
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Prohibition Department
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