Montana corporate tax receipts rise in 1926 report
Helena July 28 The state board of equalization heard L W Dutcher auditor report marked improvement in Montana business activity for the year ending June 30 1926 A 30 percent rise in corporation income taxes was shown with total determinations reaching 290579 23 up 103788 26 over 1925 The grand total tax collected last year was 80 099 while this year s figure stood at 290 579 23 demonstrating the largest increase in tax collection since the law was enacted The number of corporations paying tax increased by 144 with more firms operating at a profit and higher gross profits fewer expenses and lower losses noted in the returns
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Helena
Montana
State Board of Equalization
L. W. Dutcher
Tha Law Sina
Dutcher
Forest fires quiet by day in Montana and Idaho
The Collins Creek blaze in the Clearwater forest neared 4 500 acres while the Hay Creek fire on the Blackfeet forest surpassed 10 000 acres. About 100 men fought Collins Creek as crews claimed progress on Whale Greek and a quiet day for the 1910 remnants. Kanikau fires across Northern Idaho and eastern Washington have burned about 68 000 acres with several large backcountry blazes unattended.
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Associated
Rrese
Cinity
Olney
Blackfeet Forest
Kanikau
Idaho
Astern
Washington
Timper
Preacher's Wife Held On Murder Charge Reopened Case
The murder of Reverend Hall and Mrs Mills is reopened amid new disclosures of intimate relations. Authorities found the rector of St John the Evangelist New Brunswick and the singer in the church choir dead in an orchard on an abandoned farm September 16. Investigators questioned the pair's siblings about motives and ties to the couple.
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Bawart W. Hall
Tleance Mills
Walt Howsehold
Tawar W. Mall
Episcopal Church of
St John the Evangelist New Brunswick
Peano Mills
Mee Hall
Visit Scene Of Morgan's Death Seven Years Ago
The question of whether Joe Morgan died by suicide or at the hands of others may go to a Silver Bow county jury. Local attorney Harlow Pease says he represents Morgan's mother and her husband Dr Orton in actions against the Woodmen of the World for insurance and to clear Morgan's name of desertion charges with the war department. Morgan disappeared September 17, 1918, and his partially decomposed body was found April 14, 1918.
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Joe Morgan
N. P
Silver Bow
Harlow Pease
Pease
Iors Kan
Orton
War Department
Morgan
Coleman
Montana Farmers Win Lower Rates
The Associated Press reports two rate victories for Montana farmers. Four major rail carriers agreed to cut grain and flour rates from Missouri river territory via Minneapolis to eastern points, effective July 10. The Interstate Commerce Commission denied higher milk and dairy rates between Montana and North Dakota, ordering the suspended schedule cancelled.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana
Missouri River Territory
Minneapolis
Tilinor
Minneapolis @ St. Paul
North Dakota
Interstate Commerce Commission
More Than 300 Teachers Seek Positions Here
In Butte, over 201 applicants applied for teaching posts in grade schools and high school. Superintendent A H Douglass said not more than 12 will be placed on staff when school opens Sept 13. He noted fewer vacancies this year and that only six of 272 teachers employed last year resigned. He expects six more resignations at most and cites removals to other cities as a factor. There is a surplus of teachers in Butte.
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Butte
A H. "Douglass
Dougings
McKinley Campaign Funds Revealed in Illinois Primary
Chicago reports show Senator McKinley chose to bear all renominations expenses while accepting external contributions. Samuel Insull’s latest $10,000 gift to Crowe-Barrett Boosted April spending to $195,735.19, with total known primary outlays near $965,500 across McKinley Smith Brennan and Deneen groups.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Mlinois
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Crowe-Barrett Republican
Cook County
Frank L. Smith
Illinois Commerce Commission
William B. McKinley
Insull
Smith’ Organization
George E. Brennan
Democratc
Deneen
Cook Tnauil
Charles W. Barrett
Crowe-Barrett Organsation
SSH Resolution Stopped By Court
The Standard Oil Company of California halted an Interior Department plan to hear questions about 635 acres within the Elk Hills naval oil reserve California. A injunction from the Supreme Court blocked hearings set for Visalia and delayed transfer to California, with W. C. Morrow to decide next steps.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Standard Oil Company of
California
Interior Department
Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve
Senate
Walsh
Montana
Visalia
Cal
Smith
supreme court iriet_of Columbia
Work
W. C. Morrow
Beattie
Supreme Court
Milwaukee 15 operating income doubles year earlier
The Associated Press reports Milwaukee 15 shows net operating revenue for the first six months of 1926 at 6,171,467 after taxes and rentals, versus 3,142,054 the prior year, with total operating income up by 3,028,811. Receivers’ spokesman H E Byram notes reorganization should restore the line to renewed prominence amid improved Northwest economy and higher car loadings.
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Chicago
J . Paul
HE. Byram
Byram
Men Die As Car Plunges From Cliff in Burke Idaho
July 28 near Faurate and George Kelsey 34 of Burke Idaho fell asleep at the wheel, the car rolled over the 890 foot precipice. Littie was dead at the bottom and Kelsey suffered a broken back and is not expected to live.
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Wallace
Fauate
George Kelsey
Burke
Idaho
Littie
Kelsey
Cabaret entertainers testify in defense of accused men
Witnesses including cabaret workers and resort staff described the Suspected defendants and the girls Audrey Poteet and Juanita Kalmi. The court heard testimony from former police chief Llanos and hotel manager Jack Emery about alleged incidents involving the two teenagers and the accused. Autopsy notes by Dr. Shea were read, stating the girls suffered criminal attacks before death by self destruction.
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Chet Lanor
Clyde
Peteet
Daughler
John J. Shea
San Diego
Ma's Defeat Engineered by Klan Says Ma's Defeat Engineered by Klan
The Austin report cites James E Ferguson accusing the Ku Klux Klan of engineering Ma’s defeat. Ferguson claims Moody won a majority over all rivals in the Texan election bureau tally, while calling for Governor Ferguson’s immediate resignation per his campaign pledge.
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Associated Prena
Austin
James E. Ferguson
Ku Klux Klan
Ferguson
Dan Moody
Texan Election Bureau
Moody
All in Readiness for Assemblage of the Shriners
The article notes preparations for a Shriners gathering with a ceremonial platform and tents set, signaling a forthcoming ceremonial assemblage. The text mentions Malcolm and describes the scene as the big tent is strung and readiness completed.
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Bozeman
Malcolm
Santo Domingo Reports Heavy Storm Loss
Santo Domingo Dominican Republic reports heavy storm damage inland with communication interruptions. Early assessments indicate extensive impact across affected areas as rescue teams and officials begin surveys and relief planning.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Government 15 Firm in Stand Against Church
Government 15 firm in stand against church preparations for enforcement of orders continue churchmen may be ar-INIIF.
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Government
Mass Protests Sweep Mexico City Cathedrals
In Mexico City crowds gather at the cathedral and Shrine of Guadalupe as Roman Catholics flood churches nationwide seeking intervention from Divine Authority amid perceived threats to faith. Reporters note vast processions and overwhelming attendance indicating a rare, age like religious fervor.
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Rene
Mexico City
Mexico
Guadalupe
Crippled steamer is taken in tow after Florida hurricane
The Want Indian hurricane veered off near Jacksonville and moved toward the Georgia line. Property damage estimates reached about 1,000,000 with ships, telegraph and crops affected across many towns as wiring and lines were restored. The Italian freighter Ansaldo was towed by West Harshaw, and damages in Florida and nearby areas mounted to several million dollars.
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Associated Pr
Jacksonville
Florida
Jackssonville
Georgia
Ieee
Ste
Antasaldo
Giorgio Secundo
St Augustine
Fla
Nama
Miata
Oiling Butte Streets Expanded After Suspension
Following a one week pause the oiling program for Butte streets will resume this week. The next treated area is east Broadway from Thornton Isley to Warren Avenue about six blocks, with further streets to be decided by finances. Officials note oiling reduces dust and improves road appearance, but full benefits require years of continuous application. After month’s start, city finances will determine the program’s scope and permanency.
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Butte
City Hall
East Broadway
Thornton
Isley
Warren Avenue
Puch
Jong
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McKinley
William I. McKinney
Frank J. Smith
Heed
Henry I. Green
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Caller
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