Supreme Court denies dissolution of Big Steel, calls it a good combination
Bert Bland testifies in Montesano that he fired four to eight shots into the Centralia Armistice Day parade. He says Ole Hanson and Loren Roberts also fired. The trio planned to defend a hall, then moved to Seminary Hill to attack the marching veterans.
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Ole Hanson
Loren Roberts
American Legion
Centralia
Montesano
Wash
Bert Bland
LW. W
Warren C. Grimm
Seminary Hill
Tower Avenue
Bland
Hert Bland
I. W. W. Hall
Roberts
Manson
Second Street
Vanderveer
South Side club backs fair valuation and calls on mayor
The South Side club approved a resolution backing Peter J. Kelly as county assessor to keep property valuations fair and avoid favoritism. It urged no sweeping reductions, and tasked a committee to lobby the mayor for a police presence at Harrison avenue crossing to protect schoolchildren, plus actions to open Marci Georgia and Cobban Wyoming streets and Kaw avenue. Also reported are state land loans in February totaling 112300 across 88 loans, bringing total forest and farm loans to 3542820.
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South Side
Peter J. Kelly
South Hutt
F. Fischer
Stodden
Harrison Avenue
Marci Georgia
Cobban Wyoming Street
Kaw Avenue
Helena
Marcn
Register of State Lands
Sidney’ Miler
Ihe
Miss Ball and Brother Held on Embezzlement Charges
Miss Maud D. Ball a bookkeeper and secretary and her brother J M Ball were held in county jail on embezzlement charges after an audit of C B and M Parham company books. Auditor reports apparent shortage ranging from twenty to thirty thousand dollars with origins dating to 1917. Ball, who has a family mortgage on a homestead, faces one of two embezzlement counts against her.
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Billings
Maud D. Ball
C.B. and & M. Parham
J.M. Ball
Plans to Open Butte Offices by Three Railroads
Three railroads Union Pacific Northwestern and Burlington announce plans to open offices in Butte. Union Pacific freight to be handled from the Rialto building foot of Delaware avenue with J R Weaver in charge and F C Brady cashier. Oregon Short Line station eight lines to be reopened. Delegation including Kipp Gray Owen and Matt Shewe head to Helena for railroad commission talks.
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Butte
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Burlington
Rialto
Union Pacific Fn
Oregon
Delaeware Avenue
Passengers Gain From New Manager View On Rates
Frederick D. Underwood advocates reducing passenger fares to 2 cents per mile nationwide with equitable commodity freight rates. He argues passenger fares are a tax on people, while commodity rates tax essential goods less for individuals. Railroad electrification celebrate private ownership return with Massey Nicholson as general manager west of the Missouri. Train No. 18 marks the electric service inauguration between Tacoma, Cle Elum, and Seattle, with Olympus trains moved to electric power from Klum westward.
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Rrown
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Missi
Massey Nicholson
Missouri River
New York
Frederick D. Underwood
Milwauk
Nicholson
Butte
Chicago
Seattle
Tacoma
Klum
Former Secretary Lane Calls for National Neighbors Day Plan
Washington March 1 A call for a national conference on community organization to be held here on March 20 was the last official act of Secretary Lane who retired today as head of the interior department. The program aims to promote democratic organization of communities with Flag Day June 14 neighbors days block parties hello neighbor songs and other activities. Eighteen governors have endorsed the plan and promised to serve on the National Neighbors day communities committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lane
Interior Department
Democratic Organization of Communities
Supreme Court Denies Lucille Howard Appeal
The Supreme Court today denied Lucille Howard's application in the Butte liquor case. The decision, delivered orally, leaves the case to be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. Tom Walker of Butte represents Howard, with the appeal from Silver Bow District Court.
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Supreme Court
Lucille Howard
Lucile Howard
Butte
Supreme Court of
Tom Walker
Court of Silver
Tow’ County
Butte Aims for Continental Air Route Role
Initiation of efforts to place Butte on a continental postal air route. A Silver Bowl club meeting formed the Hutte Aero club to create a permanent unit with local leaders Jan. last night. The group plans to secure a forest patrol headquarters and advocate placing Butte on a national postal air route.
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Hutte
Forest Wiral
Ormanine
Tutte Aero Club
J. Hl. Rows
White
Cohen
Dresbethia
Wik “Day
de Root Nee Bray
Ed Sonn
Berkin
IL. Uhie
Butte
Nava
Palmer Agandoate for President Office
Atlanta Ga March 1 Attorney General Palmer tonight formally announced his candidacy for the democratic nomination for president in a telegram to Hiram J Gardner secretary of the Georgia Democratic state committee He said Democrats see no to select me as their choice and I shall receive the honor with deep appreciation to directly pass on the record made by the present administration Ashbridge Renominated for U S Marshal Montana district
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Atlanta
Palmer
Hiram J. Gardner
Georgi Democratic State Committee
Ted
Ais Benalt
Georgia
Supreme Court dismisses government suit to dissolve steel trust
The United States Supreme Court, in a 4 to 3 decision, refused to dissolve U S Steel and its subsidiaries under the Sherman act. The majority, led by Chief Justice White, approved neutral treatment of massive corporate combinations. Justices Day Holmes Pitney McReynolds Clarke Brandeis dissented or did not participate. The ruling represented a complex victory for the steel industry and prompted debate on public welfare versus aggressive antitrust enforcement.
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Day
Clarke
McReynolds
Brandeis
Washington
Supreme Court
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Trust
Iron and Steel Rade
Res
High Court
O. K
Tech Corporation
Hee White
McKenna
Holmes
van Devanter
Justice Day
Pitney
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Marek
Manitowoc Products Company
Vorsten Thy
Congress
Jegislature
Socialists of Germany Won’t Favor Ex Kaiser
Berlin March 1 Protests against compensating former Emperor William for the loss of his throne were voiced in unanimous resolutions at a Berlin socialist party meeting. The socialists warned that if the chief’s proposal was accepted by bourgeois parties they would withdraw from the coalition.
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Berlin
William
Socialist Party
Chiet
New Jersey Beer Bill Ready to Sign
Prenton March 1 New Jersey Senate passed a compromise beer bill 12 to 0 for manufacturing selling and transporting beverages containing not more than 3 1 percent by volume with enactment after official proclamation. Governor Edwards is expected to sign tomorrow. Washington March 1 Twenty states joined federal government asking Supreme Court to dismiss Rhode Island case on prohibition questions.
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Prenton
New Jersey
Edwards
Washington
Rhode. Island
Hares Briel
Hughes
Ihode Island
Michigan
Kans
Nevada
Nebraska
Montana
North Dacote
South Dakota
Wyoming
Utah
Arizona
Albany
N. Yo
A. Cuvillier
New
Organization Formed to Combat the A F L
The Commercial Federation of America was organized in St Louis by midwestern businessmen to oppose radical labor groups including the American Federation of Labor. Harry M Haldeman of Los Angeles was named chairman and a New York meeting was planned to nationalize the group.
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BIG A. F. OF L
ST. Louis
Commercial Federation of America
Middle Western
Harry M. Haldeman
Los Angeles
New York
American Federation of Labor
League
People’s League
H. Halstead
Pasadena
Organized Labor
Fedperation of Labor
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United States Supreme Court
Queen
Wesley Everest
Semnary Hill
Parm Loans
Miss Ball
Brother
Milwaukee Road BY Road
Plang
Underwood
Aero Club
Ashbridge
Washin
Joseph L. Ashbridge
Moni
District of
Steel Corporation
Germany
Federal
Rhode Island
Labor
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