Governor Erickson’s Veto Upheld on Banking Bills
Helena March 4 Gov John E Erickson sustained in the senate his veto of three house bills numbered 234 226 and 244 amending the state banking laws After house reconsideration the veto was overridden For the first measure banks must build a surplus of a portion of capital and set aside sums from earnings plus provisions for bad accounts The senate read the governor’s veto message before action Senate approved a banking code commission with a $7000 cost share and debated its permanent value
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John E. Erickson
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House
House of Ite
Schnitzler
Banks and Banking Committee
Tronly
Overnor
Banking Code Commission
Commission
Bank Code Commission
Speer
Custer County Sheriff Nominated as State Prison Warden
Erickson sent to the senate the nomination of Austin Middleton of Custer county to be state prison warden dating from March 6 for a term. The senate confirmed the appointment with one dissenting vote by Shelver of Park county. Middleton previously served as sheriff of Custer.
Senate Debates Over Vetoes And Banking Code Bill
Debate over governor vetoes continues as the Montana Senate considers bills sent over by the House. The vote on concurrence fails to meet two thirds, and the chamber overruns to review a banking code bill creating a five member commission with a $7,009 appropriation. Names of numerous senators are listed in roll calls.
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Senate
Bank Code Commission
Ted
The
Aa Frownless
Corring Per
Cowan
Dowlin
Gisboe
Greenup
Griffin
Hazelbaker
Henderson
Kane
Meathold
Linn
McCabe
McCone
McCormick
Mr Oliver
Paul
Pauline
Peden
Pomeroy
Behellenger
Scofield
Shelver
Behnitzier
Smith
Speer
Spencer
Stags
Survant
Swift
Tower
Noel
Butterman
Church
Clark
Delaney
Dell
Demel
Duncan
Garber
Green
McQuitty
Muffly
Page
Peck
Peterson
Porter
Epenner
Auto Licenses to Be Issued at Montana Prison
Montana lawmakers consider Senate Bill 128 to move automobile license registration from the secretary of state to the state prison under the warden’s supervision. Supporters say it cuts costs by about 20000 dollars annually and provides convict employment, while opponents warn of bond issues and large funds handled at the prison. The bill passed the House on its third reading in a contentious session.
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Oliver
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Who
Ite
Friends
Deer Lodge
Keeley
Powell County
Bil Smith
Lewis and
Dark
Morris
Chateau County
Graybill
Holt
Cascade
Fitzgerald
Silver Bow
Duncan
Meagher
Teton
Inauguration Held For First Time In Butte
Butte residents witnessed a mock inauguration at Mountain View church with pomp and ceremony. The event mirrored Washington as Calvin Coolidge sworn in, followed by a cabinet meeting led by President Coolidge and officers including Dawes Kellogg Weeks Mellon Hoover Taft Furman in attendance.
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Washington, D.C
Butte
Mountain View Church
Coolidge
Capitol
Washington
Fol Ow
Calvin Coolidge
Geo. Craven
Charles Dawes
Harry Gallwey
Frank B. Kellogg
Frank Haskins
John W. Weeks
Floyd Pi
Andrew W. Mellon
J. Charies
William
Jardine
Montana college bill trims appropriations and debate
Helena March 4 The revised Montana bill for four teaching units was approved by the appropriations committee totaling 722 165 a cut of 47 187 from the earlier estimate The House rejected reviving Ludwig Rove’s 6000 claim against the state and discussions arose over whether Rose focused on politics or business The measure also considers support for agricultural stations and substations and outlines proceeds distribution by the House committee
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Helena
Montana
Bos Des
Ludwig Rove
Elim
Rose
Smith
First Drug Law Raid At Local Bar Sparks Arrests
A four hour stakeout at a rear room of a bar led to the arrest of six alleged addicts seeking dope. The raid, under the new drug law, found a concealed revolver on one suspect. Names like Mamie and William appear in the damaged report as additional arrestees or persons connected to the incident.
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Quenting
Jimmie Sing
Will ‘Mamie ‘Jinkin
Ramos Ae Wiliam “Golo
Young
Senate Amends Fish and Game Laws in Montana
Helena March 4 Senate changes major provisions of House Bill 435 eliminating the biological division of the fish and game department, placing hatchery work under the state home warden, and capping a project at 500 dollars without state board approval. Licenses stay two dollars. several amendments failed, including governor control over the commission and banning seining in Flathead lake.
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Fish and Game Department
State Board of Examiners
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Flathead Lake
Beautiful models in an attractive setting for opening of auto exhibit
Beautiful autos and accessories fill eighty displays at Columbia Gardens for the Sixth Automobile Show and Allied Trades Exhibit. A parking arena for 200 cars is provided with a 25 cent charge. Opening night features Vera and instrumental music by a popular orchestra and a novelty dance. The Women's Club leads the program with a variety of performances.
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Columbia Gardens
Automobile Show and Allied Trades
Butte
Woman's Club
Exchange Club
Loomis Orchestra
Bowling Tourney Opens With Record 2200 Teams Entered
Buffalo March 4 The twelfth annual tournament of the Al Jean Bowling congress opens here tomorrow night and runs to April 6 with a entry record of about 2200 teams in five man events. The first eight days emphasize five man angles and doubles. New York bowers will hold alleys until March 12 before other teams join.
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Buffalo
al Jean Bowling Congress
York State
Funeral notice for Charles Ores at St Patrick's
Undertakers report the funeral of the late Charles Ores will be Thursday morning with a Requiem high mass at St Patrick's. Interment follows at St Patrick's cemetery. The service begins at 9 o'clock. Modern Brotherhood of America Silver State Lodge No 1736 noted in the notice.
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S'lver State Lodge
Modern Brotherhood of America
Oros
Charles Ores
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Rotary to Honor Memory of Clark
Butte Rotary club plans a memorial meeting for Senator W A Clark with a eulogy by Rev Charles F Chapman. The second half will depict the inauguration of President Coolidge by several characters and The Treasure State quartet will provide musical features.
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Butte Rotary Club
W. A. Clark
Charles F. Chapman
Coolidge
Treasure State Quartet
Meeting notice for F C E No 11 at Sherman
Members and visiting members are summoned to attend a meeting at Sherman. The notice references F C E No 11 and directs all attendees to be present for the session.
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Ue Shermanee
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