End of Montana Legislature Ends Amid Economy Battle
The Nineteenth Montana legislature wraps up after a high tension battle over state economy. A compromise averted an extraordinary session, with 646 bills introduced and 214 enacted into law. The finance and claims committee itemized key appropriation bills, while voters await the final judgment on the assembly's work.
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Montana
House
Senate
Erickson
Finance and Claims Committee
Senate Revolutions And Dawes Style Dignity Clash
The article criticizes the Republican majority in the United States Senate for attempting to strip four renegade members of their committee powers and privileges, likening it to General Dawes boldness in presidential conduct and noting the breach of seniority and tradition. The piece portrays the maneuver as brash, bizarre, and akin to dancing jigs on the dais.
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Norris
Borah
Senate
la Follette
Ladd
Frazier
Brookhart
Committee On Manufactures
Finance Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Caesar
Public Lands Committee
Agricultural Committee
Dawes
United States
Blongsters and Scavengers Weather Birds and News
A playful column blends natural history with political and social quips. It extols the English sparrow as a useful, year round scavenger and insect eater, notes robins’ early arrival skepticism, mocks hydraulic miracles, and comments on topics from spring weather to Philadelphia’s claim about beauty parlors.
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South
Montana
Philadelphia
Plunger the Osprey Returns to a Wrecked Nest
In Burgess style and a sympathy note readers learn of Plunger and Mrs Plunger facing loss when their tree nest is destroyed by weight and wind. The pair, urged by friends like Peter Rabbit, ponder rebuilding near the Big River after a heavy gale. The tale ends with uncertainty and a gentle call to home.
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Plunger
Home Louere
Palmer Brown
Farmer Brown
Ft. SP
Will
Chatterer
Damimy Jay
Peter
Rabbit
Afra
Estera
Horoscope for Monday March 9 1925 caution urged in business and love
The forecast notes Venus in a changeable mood, urging conservatism in theaters and luxury goods. professional women should delay major actions as dealings with men may disappoint. Love is risky with initiators likely, and weddings may require husbandly deference to wives. Amusement sectors face transition, motion pictures rise in influence, and digestion issues may appear due to Neptune.
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Venus
C.astrolors
Neptune
Tore Siegamtatry Arta
Amtare
Coolidge Policies Mean Prosperity
Financial circles last week welcomed President Coolidge policies on foreign affairs taxation and railroads and saw in his stance a guarantee of prosperity. Bankers industrial leaders and market observers noted a recovery in trade and money conditions with discount rates and currency movements shaping prices. Freight and steel outputs showed mixed signals as rail and shipping stocks remained active while commodity prices declined and consumer resistance to price increases persisted.
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Ted Press
Cooldee
Tangibore
New York Federal Reserve
Bank of England
London
New York
Great Britain
Rade Reviews
Pittsburg
United ‘States
B.cel Corporation
Om Rail
Trong
American Locomotive Company
Maun Ie
Parson play date moved to March 31 by Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of Grace M. E. church announces the Parson play will be presented March 31 instead of March 27. Mrs J Stilwell hosts the afternoon at 2710 State Street. other social gatherings and club events are noted, including officers elected for Dorothy Goldsmith's group and entertainment by the DeMolay orchestra led by Ray Chapman.
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Neaday
McKay Menter
Enderby
Creamer
Weigand
Fergusson
Millen
Billy Esllek
Henry Carman
Franklin Hannaman
Charlie ‘Thomas
Nat Nymerist Miller
Bill Dunke
Elmer Puehle
Tom Gribble
Ray ‘Chapman
Young Men Motor
Ray Chapman
Nate Woll
Johns Avenue
Deaconess Hospital
Woman's Guild of the
Floral Park
le. Pretter
Airat Street
Charles McBroom
Patips Avenue
St. James’ Hospital
Least of all his father
Florence Davies reflects on the gap that can separate parents and children even in loving families. She argues inward lives must grow alone and praises a rare, delicate comradeship where parents grant freedom while keeping confidence. The piece stresses the hard but vital task of balancing guidance with autonomy.
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Calvin Coolidge
Father Coolidge
Radio Digest list of daily programs across stations
A compact Chicago based radio digest lists station call signs and their on air lineups. Programs include orchestras, solos, duets, bands, vocalists and regional music segments with times ranging from early morning to late night.
Comparative lull in new financing in bond market
A subdued week in finance saw only modest trading activity after the federal reserve discount increase. Prices held largely steady with a slight pause in upward movement amid stiff money conditions, while bond issues totaled far below peak volume and market tone remained cautious yet mixed.
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Federal Reserve
New Financ
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
St. Paul
St Paul
Wilson & Co
Chicago Packers
United States Treasury
Engineering students build testing machine Bozeman
March report from Montana State College notes engineering students under Dean Norris are completing a transverse testing machine for the Machine Shop. The project trains students in design, model making, and building the machine, to test structural materials and reinforce concrete and wood beams, with yearly equipment additions planned.
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Bozeman
College of Engineering
Montana State College
Bb. Norris
Beemne
Puontag
Mach
Dean Norris
Naineering College
Political humor and wartime talk across papers
A fragmentary clip cites jokes about senators and congressmen and notes on President Coolidge. It mentions Houdini dismissing spirits, anti saloon league concerns, and comments on hot air defense while touching on finances and foreign securities offered in the United States.
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President Coolidge
White House
Des Moines Register
Houdini
Anti-Saloon League
Detroit News
Toedo
la Pollette Party
Enous
Congress
Bos
Texas
Post-Dispatch
United States
Europe
A. J. Baser
England
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