Leaders Confident as Insurgents Bar Senate Reorganization
In Washington on March 7 the Republican majority failed to push its Senate committee reorganization after Senators Borah and Norris objected to immediate action. The dispute pauses further moves until Monday as the party conference signals keep to carry out the plan, while Democratic committee assignments proceed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
la Follette
Watson
Indiana
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Two Officers Shot, Bodies Found Near Lake Cemetery
In a grim incident near Barks, two officers were found riddled with bullets in a car by a lake cemetery. Collins Duhon and another man were reportedly to meet at the Dunn brothers’ home near Vinton, and the Dunns and other suspects are held in parish jail as investigators probe the disappearance of the two officers and the arson at Dunn’s home yesterday.
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Mheriffe
Dunn Brthers
Vinton
Dunn
Robert
Byron
Busties
Montana Legislature Deadlock Over Six Big Appropriations
The Montana legislature is reported in deadlock over six major appropriation bills as the session stalls. The article also mentions historical figures like Dr. Simons, former German foreign minister, noting his 1921 resignation and later career, but the main focus remains the budget impasse in Montana government.
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Dr. Simons
Fennenbach
Siliex
Fehrenbach
Upper Silesian
Kupreme
Dr Simona
Loot
Five Power Pact for Security in Allied Talks
Paris reports that British foreign secretary Austen Chamberlain and French premier Edouard Herriot concluded talks with a commitment to a security settlement in concert with all allies. The outcome exceeded expectations amid renewed support for a German security plan, though British stance remained cool toward certain proposals.
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Chamberlain
Herriot
Paris
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Walsh Leads Senate Battle Over Warren Nomination
The Senate failed to vote on Charles B. Warren's nomination for attorney general after three hours of open executive session. Senator Walsh of Montana launched the fight on the judiciary committee's pending approval, with continued pressure expected from Senator Heed and others. The session indicated a possible required third majority due to procedural changes, amid broad party divisions and support from Republicans including Borah.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Walsh
Montana
Judiciary Committee
Heed
Souri
Warren
Mor’ Moses
Hiamphire
Ince
Friends
Guna
Shipatéua
Minnesota
Teapot Dome Lease Case Set for Monday Opening
Federal court prepares to open Monday as government seeks annulment of the Mammoth Oil Company lease of the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve. Key figures include special government counsel Owen D Roberts and prominent attorney Marty F Sinclair tied to the Mammoth group.
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Teapot Dome
Eitey
Teapot Dome Navi HM Reserve
Mammoth Oll Company
Mammoth
Marty F. Sinclair
Allee
Pomerene
Owen D. Roberts
Il Omen
Family Is Bother to Master Mind
Evelyn Naegle Parker, who this week obtained a divorce from Dr. Herschel Clifford Parker, recounts the events before his disappearance five years ago. The pair had marital strains and Parker’s alleged actions prompted the legal split, with her recalling friction and the impact on their daughter.
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Asociated Press
New York
Evelyn Naegle Parker
Herschel Clifford Parker
Portland
Ore
Daugh' Naegie
Deadlocked Montana legislature nears adjournment
In Helena Montana the nineteenth legislature remains split over six appropriations as both houses push for compromise. Senate finance chair says bills contain the most the state can bear while house and senate committees resist adjourning without accord. Conference talks resume as final adjournment hinges on cross party agreement.
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Helena
Marek
Nfteenth
Montana
Paul
Senate
Nance
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Standard
Legislative Assembly
House of Senate
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Renate
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Menate
Aged Couple Fall in Love and Apply for Marriage
A strained text fragment shows an aged couple falling in love and proceeding to the county clerk’s office to apply for a marriage license. The wording is garbled but indicates a formal request and emotional change, with no clear names or dates available.
Italian trio robs White House cafe and is jailed
Three men in their late twenties held up the White House cafe at 53 Main Street Meaderville shortly before 1 AM. They carried pistols, forced the proprietor to surrender his watch and chain, then fled. Within 20 hours the trio was imprisoned in Deer Lodge state prison for first degree murder, each sentenced to 5 to 100 years with hard labor. Federal authorities began inquiries as the suspects faced immediate confinement. The getaway involved masks, a light colored hat, and a dramatic escape sequence.
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White House
Main Street
Meaderville
Deer Lodge
John
Jate
Aoekin Intion
Re House
Protest Muzzling Hungarian Count at New York Rally
An Associated Press report from New York describes a March protest led by liberal leader Jobs Haynes Holmes. A resolution, read by Holmes, urged Kellogg to reopen the case of Count Karolyi and permit him to discuss Hungarian politics, arguing the U S has historically allowed political speech by foreign figures.
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Associated Press
York
Lyncheon
Jobs Haynes Holmes
Mate Kellens
Washington
Karolyi
Kellogg
State tourney closes with Butte victory in Bozeman
Final results from the New York of State tournament at Bozeman show Butte beating Helena and Butte claiming state champion Ip with Helena runner up. Other named players and local clubs feature in the chaotic report as organizers invite all to tonight’s events and demonstrations.
Death Shock Grips Butte Friends Over George Palmer
George Palmer, longtime entrepreneur and adman, dies at 44 years in Butte after a brief illness. News of his death spreads through Palmer apartments where many friends gathered to extend condolences. Known for honesty and community ties, he built a trusted local business presence during decades of residence, leaving a lasting impression on old-timers.
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Eorge G. Palmer
Ol Enident
Rockefeller Jr Gives 61,000 to Hampton Tuskegee Endowment
Dr Anson Phelps Stokes announced that John D Rockefeller Jr has donated sixty one thousand dollars unconditionally to the Hampton and Tuskegee endowment fund. The gift boosts the fund total as the drive to raise more proceeds continues.
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New York
Rockefeller Jr
Anson Phelps
Stokes
Hampton-Tu ‘Endowment Fund
Rockefeller
Butte, Helena Triumph In State Basketball Final
Butte defeats Helena 20 to 18 to win the state basketball championship at the State College gymnasium. About 3,000 spectators fill the arena as mining district teams shine with Butte taking first, Dillon second, Central seventh, and Helena strong in rooter support. Frank Worden of Butte awarded Bobcat medal by judges.
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Butte High School
Helena
State College
Butte
Dillon
Central
Frank Worden
Will Cave
Saleesh House
Band concert and auto show headline evening program
A late edition describes the Butte Mines band concert leading a night of municipal entertainment at the auto show in Butte. The 35-piece band will perform from 11 operas folk songs and national tunes as visitors view car displays and notice strong exhibitor interest.
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Mutte
Butte Mines
Fan H. Tre
Butte
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