Impersonating an Officer Arrest Reported
A man detained in the county faces a charge of impersonating a United States Army officer. The unnamed Bernard, identified by authorities, was arrested after reportedly donning insignia from the Rainbow division. The arrest followed a complaint by Barry Dais, a special officer from the Department of Justice, and is noted in connection with a prior petty larceny allegation. Bernard is held in jail pending action by the United States on the charge.
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Betore
United States
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Paris
Kolchak vows elections after Bolsheviks crush
Admiral Kolchak head of the 4 Russian government at Owsk replies to allied letter promising support. He says he will not retain power longer than necessary and will call elections for the Constituent Assembly as soon as the Bolsheviks are crushed.
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Owsk
Montana Supreme Court Upholds New Tax Law
The Montana Supreme Court affirmed the legislative classification plan in house bill 30 which sets the basis for tax assessments. The decision, led by Associate Justice Holloway, upholds the aim of uniform valuation while allowing classification to bear property burdens equitably. The ruling rejects broad claims of unconstitutional uniformity, noting that absolute equality is impractical but that practical, near uniformity is sufficient.
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W. A.moore
Lewis and Clark County
Plaintff
Lawneral
Woody
Legislative Assembly
Ford
C. Ford
Montana
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Legislative Department of
State Board of Equalization
United States Supreme Court
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United States Supreme, Court
State
Campbell
Stewart
Justice Cooper denounces tax measure on property basis
Justice Cooper disagrees with the act aiming to tax property by value percent. He argues that imposing 7 percent on money and credits up to 100 percent on other property disobeys the constitution’s equity clauses and the authors' intent for fair burden distribution.
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Justice Cooper
Mystery Masked Rider Stirs Butte Circus Crowd
Attendants at a Butte circus were thrilled by a masked rider visiting the grounds. The figure, reportedly connected to rumors about a strike, rode among crowds and then vanished. Police have not confirmed any crime, while local papers await clarification from distant sources and organizers. The Rotary club meeting is canceled due to members attending a convention.
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Discovery of Horlicks Milk Drink Aids Mankind
Two historical discoveries expanded human welfare. Newton devised a condensed milk with cane sugar method in 1835, while Torlick in Racine Wisconsin developed dry malted milk extract later named Malted Milk Horlicks. Its digestibility, nutritive value, and simple preparation by stirring in water made it a versatile food from infancy to old age, prompting demand to avoid imitations.
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Torlick
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