President Harring on soldier bonus amid wartime readjustment
President Harring addresses the Senate outlining opposition to immediate adjusted compensation for World War servicemen. He argues such payments could destabilize finances, delay tax readjustment, and burden the treasury, urging focus on reducing taxes, stabilizing debt, and completing war-risk reforms before any new veteran benefits. He cites ongoing relief efforts and claims processing progress within the Soldiers Insurance and vocational training programs.
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Harding
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Attenton
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Murray petition under advisement in Montana estate fight
The Montana probate dispute over James A. Murray's residency and the will filed in California courts paused after two days of argument. Marcus M. Murray seeks letters of administration with estate values cited at up to 5.25 million dollars in Montana, while W. S. Brown pegs Montana assets at about 955,000 dollars. Judge Jackson will rule after advisement. special administrator Judge Smith represents Mrs. Murray in Montana.
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California
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Jackson
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Murray
Silver Bow
Smith
Helena
Crop prospects hinge on rain amid droughts in California
In Prycland and Beaver head County ranches face a dire forecast as dry spells threaten—unless timely rain falls this week, dry-land crops will suffer materially. Terigated ranches may still yield exceptional forage, while wheat and cat crops show potential gains. hay crops promise a banner year in this region.
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Beaver Head
Extension of 1921 TMX rolls started
Twelve men were put to work by Clerk and Recorder Sullivan to extend the county tax rolls. The task was handed to them at noon by Assessor Kelly and will be finished in 30 days before being sent to the county treasurer for tax selection. Assessor Kelly is copying payments to every property owner in Butte, a week’s work to finish. Some text appears garbled. Emergency Rate: Montana livestock commission reports railroads extended the emergency rate on stock shipments from southwestern points to the Northwest to Sept 15, one third off the regular rate.
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Montana Livestock Commission
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Government Pays for Prisoner Lodgings in Montana County
The board of earners petitioned the federal authorities to cover 80 cents per day for each prisoner’s lodging and meals, including 16 cents paid to Shaci Duggan for feeding, with 18 cents to the county, making total government support 80 cents a day, the lowest rate in Montana.
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Wrehai
Shaci Duggan
Gost Fhee
Montana
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