Montana House honors memory of Senator William A Clark
The Montana House of Representatives adopted a resolution memorializing the late Senator William A Clark of Butte. The tribute lauds his leadership in Montana’s development from mining to banking and his lasting impact on the state’s constitution and economy, urging the journal to record the honor and send a copy to his family.
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William A. Clark
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Helena
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Senate adjourns to honor Montana philanthropist Clark
The senate adjourned to 10 o clock tomorrow out of respect to Senator W. A. Clark philanthropist and friend of Montana Pioneer honored citizen The motion was offered by Senator Has and called for suitable resolutions of condolence and tribute to the notable statesman and benefactor.
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Pioneer
Appropriation Bills Killed and Debated in Helena House
Helena March 3 two appropriation bills were killed on third reading after votes shifted on a measure changing voter age. A second bill restricting absent voters was also killed after lengthy committee discussion. The house Passed several appropriation bills including 6200 for Industrial Accident Board and funds for state institutions. Highway payments on the Skalkaho project were debated with economy moves challenged.
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Pasang
Wen
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Industrial Accident Board
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Yellowstone
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Ballon Tires for Ford Autos Banner Odd Fragments
Fragmented OCR text presents a noisy listing about balloon tires for Ford autos with repeated partial phrases and nonsensical strings. The readable bits suggest an old style ad or notice for tire upgrades, but specific facts, dates, or clear entities are unavailable. The passage lacks coherent events or names to summarize meaningfully.
Eight survive first state college test finals
Eight finalists were announced in the state college contest with top placers Morellel Boteman Lewis awn Wipe ashe Shamplonshir named for the finals. The event occurred during the afternoon session and is part of the college competition coverage.
Vetoes on Montana Bank Bills Overridden in House
In Helena on March 1 the House overrode Governor Erickson’s vetoes on three banking bills numbered 224 226 and 247 with votes 30 67 29 68 and 28 69 respectively. Debates centered on senate amendments and calls for reconsideration. Banking committee member Loble defended the governor’s veto while partisan tensions rose as the chamber continued debating appropriations itemization and budget processes.
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Hill County
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Banking Committee
Menoges
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Assembly
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Cancade
Wold
Appropriations Committee
Graybill
Cascade
Final touches on Butte Auto Show continuation
In an article fragment from Page 1, Monte Austin, Edward Edwards, Jeanette Rich, and Howard Esslick are noted in a saxophone oddity. Kendall Mecott emphasized that this year all tickets are season tickets valid for all seven nights, a single ticketing arrangement.
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Edward Edwards
Jeanette Rich
Howard Esslick
Kendall Mecott
Ebert Funeral Preparations In Berlin
Berlin marshals for Ebert funeral as Wilhelmstrasse becomes a mourning avenue. Black obelisks guard the plaza and Unter den Linden entrances to the executive section. The ceremony at the presidential mansion starts at 3 o clock, with about 250 attendees including diplomats and officials. Raw hydroelectric power aims to ease Vienna coal use by about 10 tons yearly.
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Senate debates on bills and finance measures continue
The Montana senate weighs 1 percent mill levy adequacy and fund use for the Greater University of Montana. Bills pass or die on banking code revision, highway funding, and local tax distribution. Debate centers on commissions, road funds, and pest control authorizations for towns.
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Sehellena
Davis Returns to Practice of Law in Supreme Court
John W. Davis resumed law practice before the Supreme Court arguing for the Manufactured Goods group on government charges about exchange of trade information. He noted the case might be cut short by the court’s adjournment and referenced President Coolidge’s upcoming inauguration.
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Bocking Guest of Two Hundred
A dinner tribute in Butte honors Mr. Bocking as he leaves for a top post with Granby Consolidated in British Columbia. Notables from Utah Nevada and Montana attend, praising his mining leadership and civic work while noting his long Butte tenure and future influence in regional industry.
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Annox
Allenby Copper Company
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Nevada
Montans
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Ray MacDonald
A.J. Ronaghan
New York
J.T. Crabbe
Gragby Mining and Lime
T. Dillon
Utah Copper Company
A.C. M. Company
Hobbins Warne
Meaderville
Dublin
Silver Bow Creek
Hi. V. Piet
Oregon Short Line
D.D. Moffat
Utah Consoldated” Mining
Phil Beaudin
East Butte Gopper Company
Woodard
J. Bruce Kremer
Soak
Alestones in the Lives of Calvin Coolidge and Charles G Dawes
Fragmentary report recounts Coolidge and Dawes biographies with dates and achievements. Notes Plymouth Vermont event and Amherst College graduate year, law practice, Massachusetts governorship, World War service, Central Trust Company founding, and remarks by Mr. Rocking predicting prosperity for Butte.
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Senate Rejections Cloud Farm Bill Passage
Washington dispatch reports the Senate rejected the farm measure while President Coolidge signed the interior and independent offices appropriation bills totaling about 41 million for rivers and harbors. The record notes large veterans and agency funding and a Nevada reclamation project amid a flurry of final bills before adjournment.
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Simplicity To Mark Ceremony At Inauguration
Preparations for the inauguration focus on modest arrangements at the White House and Capitol stands. About 4,000 spectators will watch near the White House, with 12,000 more at the Capitol, and fewer than 10,000 expected along the parade route past the Capitol. A nationwide radio broadcast will cover the ceremony despite forecasts of rain. President Coolidge carries on with routine duties, meeting cabinet members and reporters, while governors and new senators visit the chambers ahead of tomorrow’s session.
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Stokes Attorneys Near Upset State in Conspiracy Case
In Chicago, March, defense moves to exclude all dates except W. Ed. Stokes as the defamer of Helen Stokes's former attorney. Judge Gemmill signals possible exclusion of Hatte Johnson and Lee, arguing the state failed to implicate them. The defense warns elimination could topple the conspiracy case.
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