Montana real estate licensing bill moves to agriculture dept
Montana house bill 119 proposes transferring licensing and supervision of real estate dealers from the state auditor to the department of agriculture, with funds from license fees supporting inspections and enforcement. The measure aims to consolidate oversight within the Settlement division and channel 26 percent of oil license tax receipts to county road work during a transition period.
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Helena
Montana
State Department of Agriculture
Besancon, Hanson and
Hott Man
House Committee On Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Oratory to Fill Montana House Session Core Day
Helena Jan 25 Starting its fourth week the Montana legislative assembly will convene tomorrow afternoon with 195 bills introduced in three weeks. The House at 1 and Senate at 1 30 will hear a special order at 3 on ratifying the child labor amendment. Major measures include highway commission bills gasoline tax distribution and normal school establishment at Butte City and Billings.
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Standard
Helena
Montana Legislative Assembly
House
Senate
Nineteenth Legislative Assembly
Assembly
House of Representatives
Highway Commission
Montana
City
Billings
Cascade
Sermon Criticizes Modern Seminary Training
A Chicago report recounts a preacher’s sermon criticizing seminary education for producing ministers with only superficial knowledge. He denounces reliance on science and modern scholarship while urging fidelity to Jesus as a spiritual norm and core loyalty amid a permissive era.
Miners Union Hosts Open House With Boxing Night
Ur Miners Union No 4 held an open house at Carpenters Union hall last night. Pat Sullivan's midget fighters staged 20 rounds of fast boxing to a favorable crowd as Rene Ruleau provided piano entertainment. The union plans a smoker for members in the near future.
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Atte Miners Union No. 4
Carpenters’ Union Hall
Pat Sullivan
Rene Ruleau
The
Ton
Man-Eating Cougar Killed North of Wenatchee
The Associated Press reports a man eating cougar was killed four miles north of Wenatchee Washington after an examination of its stomach contents. Local authorities investigated the incident and warned residents to stay cautious in the area.
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Associated Press
Wenatcher
Wash
Pruning Work 15 Likely to Begin
Helena Jan 26 The last weekend layoff used by committees to study state offices institutions and departments may trim expected appropriations materially Reports suggest a sizable aggregate cut while preserving efficiency Public service remains intact Senate has 34 bills on desk one passed one killed four on general file more to be added House sent bills include a closed primary measure likely to move in Senate as a duplicate law issue is debated
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Standard
Helena
Senate
Necesmary
Nut
House
Genate
Inquest Reveals Army Men Motives For Robbery
In a stretched account, two Omaha soldiers planned a robbery to raise money for dances and entertaining women. A guard hid on a stairwell and a gunfight ensued when Kelly produced a weapon. Dullek fired, Kelly was hit, and Fay shot Faythe as chaos spread. Gullek then fired, Fay collapsed in the street, and both men were killed. Government insurers will not pay benefits since the deaths were not in line of duty.
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Dullek
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Poland Ratifies Debt Agreement With United States
Warsaw dispatch reports the chamber of deputies last night ratified an agreement to fund Poland's debt to the United States. Payments are to continue through 198.
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Chamber of Deputies
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United States
Gangsters guard Chicago hospital after Torrio shooting
Police guard the hospital as 24 officers protect the wounded Torrio amid fears of a major Chicago gang war. Detectives pursue leads on three gangsters while following reports that Capone and followers surround the hospital to deter a raid. Authorities also seek Louis Alterle linked to the Sieben brewery raid as Torrio heads toward federal court this week for a decision on his case.
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Chicago
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al” Capone
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Louis Aiterle
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Sieben
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Butte Church Fire Damages Building. Parish Switches Plans
A church fire damaged the Butte Presbyterian building light smoke and shattered windows near Broadway. Insurance adjusters will assess losses. pastor Dr B J Groeneveld, in his 37th year, said services will move to St Johns parish house until repairs can be completed. Local churches offered space and relief measures were announced at a joint meeting.
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St. John’s
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Say Lecturers Talk Through Their Beards
Fragmentary text indicates a discussion of lighter operas and radio music. The readable phrases mention lecturers, beards, and performance context but lack clear names, dates, or concrete events to form a complete news item.
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Vim
Clatky
Bhat
Irrigation siren system eyed for farm use in NSW
An irrigation commission report mentions using a ship distress siren electrically powered on farms to warn of hazards among vineyards and orchards in New South Wales irrigation areas. The idea aims to protect crops and alert workers by placing the siren among trees or vines.
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Sydney
Irrigation Commission’ of
New South Wales
Herrin Clansmen and Anti Clansmen Face Violent Clash
Reports detail a deadly Herrin street shooting during a long running Klan anti Klan feud in Williamson County. Victims include deputies and bystanders with multiple deaths and unclear eye witness accounts. The day after, officials warned of possible further unrest as investigations continue and an inquest is expected Tuesday.
Denies Husband Was Man Killer
Mrs. Young, grieving in a local hotel after hospital care in Atlanta and Rochester, Ming, rejects claims her husband was a killer. She recalls his clean up crusade in Herrin, asserts he was shot from behind, vows his work will continue, and condemns the murder as wrong. Witnesses will testify he was tricked into the cigar store and fired upon after he fired first.
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Young
Williamson County
Ens
Thomas
Canary
Mr. Young
Bobby
Hfe
Blizzard Grip Sweeps Minnesota and North Dakota
Minnesota endures a severe blizzard as drifting snow snarls trains and highways across western regions. Temperatures plunge toward zero with strong northeast winds, while similar conditions hit Redfield North Dakota where the season's worst snowfall mars travel.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Redfield
8. D
Paris newspapers raise price to twenty centimes
Paris newspaper owners announce a price increase from sixteen to twenty centimes citing higher printing and paper costs. The change affects daily and weekly editions across the city, with buyers asked to expect higher cover prices starting immediately.
Sears Roebuck Posts 14 354 000 Profit for Year
Sears Roebuck reports a profit of 14 354 000 on last year s business with a 143 percent capitalization basis. The firm paid off 7 880 000 in notes and plans new branches in Kansas City and a Chicago store. The February report includes a cold remedy advertisement for Laxative Brom Quin ine tablets.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Utah
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E. W. Grove
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