Dawes Inauguration Upends Senate Rules At Capitol
Washington March 4 Charles G Dawes assumed the office of vice president and delivered an inaugural address that attacked Senate rules allowing one man to interrupts. He surprised the chamber by dismissing the group swearing method and abruptly paused the session for President Coolidge’s inauguration before leaving the body to adjourn. Page 7, column 7.
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No Hope for Life Methodist Leader
Memphis March 4 Bishop William Murray of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, one of the Souths distinguished educators and churchmen, worsened at the hospital after several days illness with physicians saying there may be no hope for his recovery.
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Whiskey Shipment Seized in Kansas City Yard bust
Police halted a freight car in the Missouri Padie railroad yards in Kansas City tonight containing 600 cases of Irish whiskey valued at 50 000 dollars. The seizure by officers halted the alleged illegal shipment in a major law enforcement action reported by the Associated Press.
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Memorial Services For Senator W A Clark Across Nation
Butte and other cities join in honoring Senator W A Clark with memorial services Friday. In Butte mines and smelters, banks, utilities, and businesses will close for brief tributes including a 12 to 3 pm closure at Miner Publishing and a 12:15 two minute streetcar halt. In Missoula Bonner and Los Angeles memorials planned, with school children to assemble at Broadway at 9 am.
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Mine Work to Halt Respecting Clark Mine
Citizens of Butte discuss halting Clark mine operations. The report mentions veteran groups and schoolchildren, reflecting community concern during the period. Local figures urge pause while safety and regulatory questions are weighed.
Refused Wife Divorce Trial Details Turbulent Allegations
In Chicago on March 4, W B D Stokes a New York hotel owner testified to justify proceedings to divorce his wife Helen Ellwood Stokes of Denver. He described chasing a man through a home, his wife’s alleged behavior, and earlier attempts to obtain a divorce. A blast in Leinedorf, Berlin, killed ten and injured 36, mostly women.
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Assembly Will Stay Until Senate Passes Bills Thoroughly
Senator Paul, chair of the Finance and Claims Committee, declared the assembly would remain in session until Saturday to ensure full consideration and economies in appropriation bills. He announced committee action to cut the house’s $25,000 attorneys' budget to $63,000 and to trim transportation costs as part of a wider effort to study measures before passage.
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End of Sixty-Eighth Congress Marks Quiet Adjournment
Washington March 4. The Sixty-eighth congress closed with a calm adjournment after three months of a tumultuous session. Lawmaking accomplished only a few measures including general appropriation bills and the veterans adjusted insurance act, while major proposals from the president’s agriculture program and railroad matters failed. The final sessions saw the naval omnibus bill amended and sent to the president as the deficiency bill clearance wrapped up.
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Murders Rise in Red Territory in Wire Dispatch
AP reports a wave of killings in Soviet areas as three peasants are executed for allegedly aiding a government spy. Before they die, a Moscow correspondent and another provincial reporter are murdered near Hiratsk amid unsettled peasant unrest and political tension.
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Anaconda Executive Starts Butte Property Tour
B B Thayer vice president of the Anaconda company arrived in Butte yesterday for a routine inspection tour of the company properties in Butte and elsewhere. He is based in New York and will stay several days in the city.
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Helena House Panel Votes To Help Orphans At Children’s Home
A Montana house committee approved a resolution directing the attorney general to take steps to relieve the general fund for aid to the children’s home inmates. The measure cites an $80,000 appropriation this session and notes only 10 of 223 inmates are real orphans, prompting appeals from lawmakers each session. The proposal faces further committee action tonight before final state allocation decisions.
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Coolidge Begins Second Term In Inauguration
The Associated Press from Washington reports President Calvin Coolidge calmly took the oath to begin a four year term, renewing vows on his grandmother's Bible. Vice President Dawes also took office as part of the traditional ceremony, with the full inaugural address to be published on page 3. Senators attended and the body proceeded with the ceremony without disruption.
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Citizens Resent Insult to Flag in Grun dy Center
In Grundy Center on Inauguration Day March 4, local osteopath William Gardner, a supporter of Senator La Follette, expressed grief by running the aisle in a dramatic protest as laws stirred resentment toward the flag amid political gloom.
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Fund Set For Cripples Reaches 310000 In Butte
Butte Auxiliary for the Rehabilitation of Crippled Children closes a ten day drive with about 310000 pledged for 1925. Nearly 200 local donors aided the effort as the city was split into districts and solicitors covered most areas. The group has already sent 16 children to hospital and begun operations at a new orthopedist wing, hiring a pedic nurse and planning home visits.
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