Montana Ponders State Forestry Board Plan
A Montana bill proposes a five member State Forestry Board to coordinate private timber owners with the federal forest service. The governor, forest school ch attorney of Montana, district forester, and two private forestry interests would sit on the board. Wardens would be appointed to enforce fire laws, with funding from forest landowners within districts and fire protection duties extended to sheriffs and federal wardens. The plan seeks to unify state and federal efforts, impose permits for burning slashings, and empower authorities to enforce penalties for fires and rule violations.
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Standard
Helena
State Board of Forestry
Federal Forest Department
Pomeroy
Cooper
Pauline
Unversity
Montana
Qater
United States Forest Service
Northern Montana Forestry Association
Blackfoot Forest Protective ‘Associa
Forest Protective Association
Forestry
National Parka
Indian Service
Irearma
Montana House Passes Closed Primary and Budget Proposals
The house approved the closed primary bill 69 to 31 requiring new voter registration and party designation. Bills on state warrants interest rate and a judicial district were recalled for amendments. A gasoline price inquiry video proposal and a highway fund financing bill were noted. One senate adjourned until Monday and a first Saturday session was announced.
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Associated Press
House
Judicial District
Montana
Senate
Bills Passed by Lower House Continues and Actions
The lower house discussed measures including a herd law enforcement bill with heavy fines for owners letting stock roam. Other items recommended for passage involved private property from a wolf preserve, reporting methods by county clerks, reducing interest on state warrants, and a special committee to investigate gasoline prices in Montana. The room also noted a child labor amendment ratification debate and notices for new bills and commissions, with several specific house bills listed by number and sponsor.
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Senate
Leuthold
Miller
Rice
Loble
Lewin
Clark County
Man of
Yellowstone
Suaeaat Siti
Judicial District
House
Outin
Il Hax
Wuerthner
Cascade
Peterson
Glacier
Nohia
Highway Commission
Montana
Public Building Committee
A. Parismusuel Din
Hanson
Daniels
Progiain Hing High
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RUSSIAN ARMY COMMANDER DIES IN OLD WAR CLAIM
Former cover av Russ army commander inchief Kuronatkin of the Tuseland forces in the isco-Japanese conflict dies aged 80 in the Pskov district, according to Oficil soviet nows agency. The general reportedly led during the war years.
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Av Russ Army
Kuronatkin
Tuseland
Gener
Aled Aturing
Pskov
Senate Defeats Move Requiring Consent for Probes Spending
The Montana Senate defeated a Griffin motion requiring consent before any money could be spent on investigations into out of town institutions. Haselbaker and Kane argued probes lacked authority without Senate approval. Garber sought reimbursement for prior expenses as the body refused to fund further expenditures.
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Griffin
Taylor
Sheridan
Haselbaker
Beaverhead
Tures
Deer Lodge
Recemary
State Penitentiary
Gale
Galen
Long Cow
Okeh
Kane
Grima
Senate
Garber
Senators Survey Rural Schools under new committee plan
Helena Jan 25 The Senate authorized President McCormack to appoint a three member joint committee to survey rural schools and assess equitable funding. The measure aims to compare Gov Jackson’s suggestion with echoed laws and push for immediate legislation. The plan seeks data to justify a common education fund and equal opportunities. Constituents Griffin Pauline Butterman named to the survey panel.
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Helena
Committee On Education
Conser
Senate Today
McCormack
John
Jickson
Oaser
Wencealle
Senate
Shelver
Hazslbaker
Homes Closed for Liquor Violations in Chicago
Federal injunction ordered two Chicago homes sealed today as deputy marshals shut doors of John P. Jones who allegedly operated a still and Kate Antonuce was given ten days to remove her belongings for selling liquor from her residence. The drastic action marked a rare use of such measures.
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Chicago
John P. Jones
Kate Antonuce
Bruce Defends U S Debt Status Amid Franco-American Ties
Senator Bruce argues the United States remains in debt to France and highlights Franklin letters and 1781 gifts as crucial aid. He cites Washington's plea for peace or money from France, and notes the shift in France-US relations since 1871. In Paris, the chamber of deputies battles over inter-barred debts, Herriot suspends the session after protests while debating embassy withdrawal to the Vatican and church-state separation.
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Great Britain
Benjamin Franklin
Beaumarchais
Bruce
George Washington
Frank Main
France
Idaho
United States of America
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Marin
M. Desjardines
Paintleve
Vatican
Fashion and waistlines provoke heated debate in era
A fragment reflects dated views on women and fashion criticizing corsets and body shaping. It questions women’s attire and moral expectations, mentioning men’s clothing and societal ideals, highlighting racial undertones and gendered critique.
Landslide Toll Rises to Five Deaths in Washington
In Bellingham Jan 23 recovery teams pulled bodies from a landslide at a hydro project on the Baker River near Concrete. Three men were found dead, joining two others for a total of five known fatalities in the disaster. Authorities said a search would continue for remaining missing workers.
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Associated Press
Bellingham
Wash
Hydro
Light Company
Baker ‘River
Concrete
Two Butte Men Die In Auto Crash On Roadside
A Pierce Arrow crash near Butte left Warrington Richards 46 and Hornbeck dead at the scene while Lynch and Hanratty were severely injured. The car skidded after hitting a hump and blocks of traffic formed as authorities and rescuers rushed to the scene. Richards, owner of Joseph Richards Inc., and Hornbeck, a teen, were among several locals involved, with other passengers and drivers aiding before dawn as coroner and undertakers arrived.
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Lynch
Emil Torerson
Anacond
Dr. Kissler
Howard Pierce
Hand Hornbeck
Iccident
Grea
Butte
Mr. Richards
Hornbeck
Han- Fatty
Tui
Waitle Lynch
Anaconda
Hanratty
al Jolly
West Quartz Street
Althou
Phi
St. James Hospital
Rocker
Richards
Pat Holland
Monana, Street and
Sam White
Heck
South Montana Street
Mudro
Acoma
Warrington Richards
Joseph Richards
M. Y Lodge
George
Butte Aerie of Eagles
Shoshone Tribe of Redmen
Modern Woodmen of
Butte Exchange Club
Montana Funeral Directors Association
Minnea Anita
Batty? Ton
Warrington Jr
George D. Pue
John Dimler
William J. Willy
Denver
Henry” Reynolds
England
Joseph
San’ Francisco
Soun
Richards’ Company
Sam- 201
South
Montana Street
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Holt
Smith
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Ty Joffray
Nagle
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Senators
Fural
U. S
Co Ford
Eueren
Go Frigerg
The
United Safa
We Unica Baten
Brian Richards
Sam Hornbeck
Gregson
Samuel Sternpeck
North Dakota
Hennessy Company
Maurice Agnen
John ‘Lynch
Rlaon Avenue
Mr. Lynch
John Hanratty
West Granite
James Hanratty
Sofia
Winter Garden
Elle Key
Athor
Gregson Springs
Lke
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