Primary system repeal debated in Montana legislature
Montana legislators sponsor a bill to replace the primary with a party convention system for state and county nominations. The plan creates a state central committee call for biennial conventions, sets dates and representation, and requires precinct primaries under party control with voter eligibility rules and penalties for misstatement. The measure includes referendum language and outlines procedures for county and state conventions and nomination of delegates to national and congressional levels.
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Oliver
Peck
Brownlee
Survant
Delaney
Pomeroy
Church
Petfraon
Linn
Speer
Cowan
Baker
State Central Committee
Ithin
Corr Relena
Tral
United
Price
State House Approves Bill Cutting Warrants Interest
Helena, Jan 29. The House passed third reading of House Bill 23 mandating a 4 percent interest on state warrants after April 1, replacing 6 percent, a move expected to save Montana over $60,000 next year. The measure, backed by Gov. Terickson and supported by Rep. Pax, moves to the Senate with little opposition.
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Treasury
House
Standard
Helena
John
Terickson
Montana
House of Representatives
Ruffcorn
Loble
Hanson
Davis
10Ton
Bergstrom
Leavenston
Fergus County
Senate
Duncan
Brandt
Nelson
Burnse
Burns
Nagle and Smith
Lewis and Clark
McCarty
Congress
International Court of Just
Wardrobe Needs of Men Growing Yearly
The National Association of Merchant Tailors America reported at its annual convention in Cleveland that full dress eyes, sack and riding suits, morn coat and a silk hat are included in this season. Unfinished worsteds, savory s, flannels and ceviots will be used extensively to enhance dress and smartness, as noted by Charles Wetzel of New York and others. St Louis was awarded the 1926 convention.
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Cleveland
Nation Association of Merchant ‘Tailors America
Charles
New York
St. Louis
Christmas Cup Won by Shimers at Paris Meet
Rae Thich Sarina led the annual Christmas Cup contest with the fastest time as Shimers win. Dukes, last year’s holder, also placed, while a competitor plunged into the river, rising on the opposite bank after 3 minutes 50 seconds.
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Paris
Imf
Pamed Dukes
Fragmentary Notice Summary From Early State Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR text references Veterans welfare, state funds, health board, candidates for office, and irrigation measures. Mentions individuals Scofield and Speer, and a 60 day primary rule, with notes on appropriation and land irrigation. Reading is incomplete, but hints at state budget items and election preparation procedures.
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Myandar
Elena
J. Corringtoner
Senate
Veterans’ Welfare
Board of Health
Cunter
Inter
Eitagth
Scofield
Speer
Dog Team Drivers Race With Death
Famed mushers predict some dogs may die delivering anti-toxin from Anchorage to Nome, a 386 mile route, as teams race to relay points. The record notes Titus ia, winner of a segment, amid the perilous expedition and anticipated sacrifices.
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Dan Green
John Folger Nicolas
Leonard Sepp
Ts North
Anchsage
Nenana
Nome
Titusia
Senate Applauds Tax Appointment
Senate applauds tax appointment amid continued debate on delinquent tax collection and related business concerns. The record notes ongoing discussions and references to Ist. He and others are mentioned in context.
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Senate
Montana House Debates Oil Bill And Water Memorials
In Helena January discussions center on Parkin's bill to fund the state entomologist and travel expenses, with opposition from Stewart over unclear rules. House bill 3 to let a printing contract faced pushback from Church. A memorial asking congress for irrigation funds drew criticism for lacking water adequacy detail, though Lake county’s Tower and Senator Walsh defend targeted help for settlers. The memorial awaits irrigation committee revision.
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Graybitl
Cascade
House
Peat
Missoula
Pairgreave of Carbon
Graybil
Pent
Department of Agriculture
State Auditor
House the Wise
Alneworth
House Joint Memorial
Congress
Helena
Parkin
Finance and Claims Committee
A. As
Stewart
Deer Lodge
Montanara Fond Commission
Oil Commission
Leuthold
Church
House Joint Memorial No. 1
Flathead
Tower
Lake County
Walsh
Congressional Committee
Cowan
Senator Walsh
Washington
Sauerkraut Claims Longevity Boost At Convention
William Glendenin of New York, a noted food research expert, told the National Packers Association convention that sauerkraut can add to longevity. He claimed eating sauerkraut daily raises life expectancy and referenced a 12 percent alcohol concept and a so-called Cincinnati cocktail as supportive anecdotes.
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William Glendenin
New York
National
Krai Packers’ Association
Nional Canners’ Association
Antes Volstead
Glendenin
Cincinnati
Amnesia victim identified as ex service man from Butte and Helena
A man identified as "Martin" through memory tests and a word cue is believed to be an ex service member with ties to Butte and Helena Montana. Capt J S Schuster of Modesto high school confirmed the identification after the unit name and training details matched. Fingerprints sent to Washington are expected to confirm the identity soon.
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Just Memory
Chamber of Commerce
William P. Fuller
Modesto Junior College
Paul
Frelich
Martin
Butte
Helena
Mont
Washington
United States Army
Fear 36 Lost In Submarine Wreck
Washington on January 29 reports from coast guardsmen indicated lights on the stranded submarine 8 48 flickered then failed suggesting a battery issue. The Navy Yard at Portsmouth warned the vessel’s position was very dangerous and a breeches buoy rescue attempt could not be made due to heavy seas.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Deparment
Department
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Coast jury acquitted H. T. B. in Montana district court
A United States district court jury acquitted H. T. B. today after the judge in the coast case instructed the jurors. The judge directed the panel to consider the evidence impartially and deliver a verdict based on facts presented in the trial.
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Coast
Montana
Tsco
United States’ District Court
H. TB
Condemned Man Granted Reprieve in Utah
Bedro Cano a Mexican, sentenced to death for the murder of June St. Clair City Utah on March 15, 1923, received a reprieve from Gov. Dern. The delay extends until Friday in March when Cane will again appear before the pardons board.
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Salt Lake City
Bedro
Cano
Utah ‘E
St. Clair City
Utah
Christianity Uplifts Nation Amid Japan Foreseen Farce
A fragmented report portrays Christianity gaining followers and moral uplift across Asia, noting 200 churches in Tokyo and more than 5,000 adherents, with mentions of pastors and theologians. It references Professor John Jenudason Cornelive and an elite leadership context as converts rise by about 2,000 weekly over three decades.
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Conver
North
Rees
Japan
Papel
Tokio
John Jenudason Cornelive
Acknow University
India
Aus
Rendora
Boy 15 Witness At Murder Trial
A 15 year old boy testified in a homicide trial describing hearing a knock during the noon hour and warning not to let the husband enter before the shooting. The doctor testified to a fatal wound but the remark was struck as nonresponsive. Jurors and court staff filled a tense courtroom as the case adjourned for the day.
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Galasso
Marold Hanson
Fla
James O'Donnell
Carl Hamey
Sid Bonner
John Ball
L. R. Hill
John R Kentray
James McCarthy
C. B. Nixon
John K. Sullivan
John Monaghan
Suffering heavy loss from Vermont fire
A Vermont fire in White River Junction destroyed Hotel Coolidge, the village's largest hostelry, causing an estimated loss of 800000 dollars and threatening the business district. Guests were believed to have escaped.
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Associated Press
White River Junction
Coolidge
New Hampshire
Associated Proas
Steubenville
Ohio
Irondale
Here
Gibbons 15 Ready to Battle Fuente in Culver City Bout
Tommy Gibbons, St. Paul light heavy, agrees to a 10 round bout for $20,000 with Tony Fuente, Mexican heavy, on the condition Fuente is cleared of a California anti prize fight law violation charge from a Culver City bout. Promoter Dick Donald of Los Angeles announced.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Thas
Tony Fuente
Fuente
California
Culver City
Dick Donald
Exchange Club Maintains Lead With Narrow Wins
The Exchange Club held its top berth as the league week concluded with two close games. Bouchers shut down Symons in the second game by limiting them to 13 points while Lilly’s late basket salvaged a win for Symons. Salisbury and Pedlar led Bouchers, Lily led Symons. In the earlier match, Jensens defeated Medicine 25 to something as Aho and Brusler contributed for Sealing. The coming week’s schedule could change the standings if Symons upset the leaders.
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Ithe
Symons
Bouchers
Lilly
iMg Amon
Jetoet
Symona
Mes
Demurrer Withdrawn Fight Over Transfer Dismissed
A disrupted hearing details a demurrer and a motion to transfer filed by Mr. Wheeler in Idaho. The court dismissed the motion to transfer with no objection to a transfer, while other procedural steps were noted as pending.
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Orieat Falls
Wheeler
Idaho
Whesiar
Ted Hie
Mel
Rae Tee
Stan
New York publisher found guilty of fraud in mail scheme
In New York on January 25 the jury found Stephen G. Clow publisher of Broadway Brevities and Andrew Brown guilty on nine counts of using the mails to defraud. Charles J. Greene was not acquitted. Sentencing set for Saturday morning as bail terms were continued.
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Associatea Rrreas
New York
Stephen G. Clow
Usher
Psication
Clow
Andrew ‘# Brown
Charles J" Greene
Julian
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Codex of Montana
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Rnks
Fitzgerald
Judicial House
Haton
State Textbook Commission
Meagher
Shimers
Prince Habib Latfallah
America
The
United and
Canada
Jas. H. Stewart
Meagher County
Gov. Erickson
Sauerkraut
Fountain OF Youth
Montanan
Fear
U. S
John D Rockefeller
Eagt
Harold Hanson
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Exchange Club
Demurrer
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