No revision of constitution struggles in heated session
The legislative chamber debated tax measures and a truth in fabric bill while fighting over a constitutional revision. The house rejected key senatorial reapportionment and other finance bills as lawmakers clashed on economic policy and consumer costs amid procedural moves and party opposition.
Dengler Named Montana Federal Prohibition Agent
Helena March 2. Dengler of Butte, former division chief of the internal revenue service for the Butte district, becomes federal prohibition agent for Montana succeeding Alf Oftedal who moves to the intelligence department in San Francisco. Temporary Butte office lead by T R Hazelrigg until April 1 when A B Englebretten takes permanent charge.
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Helena
M. Dengler
Butte
Internal Revenue Department
Federal Prohibition
Montana
Alf Oftedal
Intelligence Department
Prohibition Service
San Francisco
Dengler
Commissioner “of Internal Revenue
Civil Service Register
Henry A. Larson
Western Department
Denver
Mimoala
Revenue Department
Missoula
Revenue Service
The
T. R. Hazelrigg
Walsh
A.B. Englebretten
Mustn t Destroy Paper Opinion Bit
A fragment discusses reverence for printed pages and the perceived disrespect shown to newspapers and advertisements. It criticizes haste, carelessness, and violence toward printed material, remarking on cultural attitudes toward literacy in the Western World.
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Chicago Journal
New Weapon Demonstration Wounds Man at Home
William Alexander of 1137 Utah avenue was shot and seriously wounded when a revolver he was showing his wife discharged. The .38-caliber bullet entered the right groin from the front as the weapon, recently purchased, was in Mrs. Alexander’s hands. Dr. Karsted treated him and he was sent to Murray hospital in non fatal condition.
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William Alexander
Utah Avenue
Alexander
Karsted
Murray Hospital
Senate JOURNAL REPORTS OIL TAX TALKS AND REAPPORTIONMENT FIGHTS
The Senate debated H. R. 113 raising motor vehicle licenses with a 50 50 split to county and highway commission, rejected oil and petroleum production tax amendments, and sent the bill to general file. Debate covered rates 1 and 1 2 percent of value, with Edwards urging a lighter burden to attract investment. Lawmakers killed reapportionment efforts and several bills on taxes, school funds, writs, and tax certificates.
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Bee
Edwards
Highway Commission
Commission
Junod
House
Cooney
Riggs
Rouleau
Gallwey
White
Montana
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Peitoesra
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Tees Eer
G. F. Howarth
Not eligible for citizenship from ac quiring title to land
A legislative survey lists numerous house and senate measures with amendments and appropriations. Bills cover taxation, state bonds, water rights, highway commission changes, and county funding. The text notes endorsements, blockages, and future actions on these measures in the upcoming sessions.
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Junod
Senate
House
Cream Balm Promises Instant Nose Relief From Cold
Instant relief no waiting as nostrils open and head passages clear. A small patty of Ly's Cream Balm from your druggist is rubbed in the nostrils to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and provide instant relief from stuffed sinuses and catarrh.
Cough Remedy Praised By Readers Across Communities
Readers report Foley's Honey and Tar easing bronchial coughs and bronchitis symptoms this spring. Mrs Anna Stein of 410 Western Avenue Cody notes the remedy helped her husband, with praise for its effectiveness against cold and croup coughs common in the season.
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Foley
Anna Stein
Western Avenue
Cody
Postcard Delivered Nine Years Ago in Portsmouth Ohio
Fragmentary note reports a postcard sent from Portsmouth to a sister in Blanchester nine years earlier. The incomplete text mentions Horace ident and delivery via railroad with unclear references to names Mayme Ketter and Mrs. Although. The readable fragment confirms the postcard action and location with partial dates and recipients.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Miles
Blanchester
Horace
Mayme ‘Ketter
Political duel looms as two premier wives clash in Wales
In Wales during a by election, Mrs David Lloyd George travels campaigning for Captain Evans, a premier secretary, while Lady Bonham Carter backs Llewellyn Williams. A public clash between the two women is anticipated as Liberal and coalition bets play out in the Carlligan area.
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David Lloyd George
Lady Bonham Carter
Asquith
England
George
Wales
Captain Evans
Lady Carter
Llewellyn Willams
Camles
Carrligan
Healthy Skin Depends on Kidneys and Toxins
The piece claims skin and intestines share detox duties with kidneys and warns that clogged kidneys cause morning stiffness, joint rustiness, rheumatic pains, backache, stiff neck, headaches, swollen feet, and neuralgic pains from uric acid. It promotes buying a 60c package of Ancuric by Dr. Pierce of the Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY.
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Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo, N. Y
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