Denial of Sullivan to Bar of Montana Morals Rule Challenge
The Montana Supreme Court on March 12 denied admission to the bar for John F. Sullivan of Butte citing lack of moral character. Referee McIntyre had recommended denial based on Sullivan's language and conduct, with prior remarks attributed to Sullivan under the nickname Sleepy Sullivan. The case discusses Sullivan’s 1930s background, the Utah license revocation, and arguments about his behavior and fitness for practice.
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Mcintyre
Helena
John F. Sullivan
Butte
Sullivan
Aupreme
American Legion
Arts “i
Meln- Grevare
Supreme ‘Court
Frank Sullivan
Supreme Court of
Tha
Adinisany Hou
Supreme Court of Utah
Sullivan found unfit for bar admission by court ruling
The record notes John F. Sullivan deemed not of moral character necessary for admission to the bar. Sleepy Sullivan and B O Leary are cited in a dispute over conduct, with McIntyre summarizing the court's conclusion that Sullivan's language and behavior show moral turpitude.
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Tawigha
Ex-Service Men Draw Land in Frannie Irrigation Project
Frannie Wyoming near the state line prepares for a land drawing this Saturday with ex-service men from across the nation filing applications. Officials anticipate about 7,000 filings as the land opened to veterans 60 days before the public.
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Billings
Frannie, Wyo
Deer Lodge Courthouse Talk Dominates County Session
Deer Lodge county commissioners met Thursday to discuss plans for a new courthouse. Attendees included County Attorney W Keeley and Albert Bien, who had returned from Helena on a legal matter. Various residents and visitors were noted, including Tibbetts preparing a garage on the site and plans for trips to Missoula and Potomac.
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Deer Lodge
Albert Bien
W. Keeley
Helena
Frank, Williams and Iy
Sultan
Wash
Williane
D. Smith
Sit dini'Stes
Frank Yarlett
Piedmont
Faney
Veale
ARL
Vinele
Milwaukee
Pythian Sisters
Apfil
Rkavel
Id Cage
Miwaukee
St Paul
Tacoma
Big Timber News Highlights Lambing Weather and Local Moves
In Big Timber March reports note the first lambing near Kellogg’s place as freezing temperatures test stock and farmers. Senator Henry Ellingson and wife return from Minnesota Wisconsin trip with weather delays. Tom Marley visits from Bozeman for business and school friend reconnects. Ti F Hickman moves to a renovated home near the business district. Woman's Club opens a program day at the high school auditorium led by Mrs Murvey Pound. Incorportions include Yellowstone Ridge Club of Billings with 50 000 capitalization and other filings in Helena and across Montana. Town House College seniors plan forest study trips in Beartooth forest for summer work with anticipated camping sites.
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Big Timber
Kellogg
Minnesota
Billings
Saren
Mac
Town Hate College
Beartooth Forest
Here
Tet. Perguson
Toca
Collego
Colorado
Stevensville Arson Trial Hints Alternate Fire Cause
MISSOULA March 12 Intimation in the trial of M L C P Whaley charged with arson in the Stevensville Bitter Root fire last September suggests the defense may argue a hotel occupant started the blaze. A Stevensville rancher testified a worker had a room nearby and Bruce Wells a Stevensville newspaper publisher contradicted testimony on the room of origin. Another witness said he saw a Whaley drive north and Clem Whaley seated by a hotel window with a letter.
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Missoula
M. L. CP. Whaley
Stevensville
Bruce Wells
Fancher
Lancaster
Arth Vite
Nour
Whaley Hoya
Aeresta
Clem Whaley
Tobby
Free Employment Office in Dillon Opens
Dillon March 12 under the direction of the Heaverhead post of the American Legion a free employment office began operations to supply labor from the ranks of servicemen now on the lists of the employed without charge. The agency aims to place workers on ranches across the county by irrigation season and harvest time hoping for a large percentage of local veterans to be employed.
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Dillon
Heaverhead
American Legion
Censona
Warler
Three Forks Notes on Local Residents and Events
Three Forks March 11 news notes include Mr. and Mrs. William Crouch returning from Southern California to manage a large wheat acreage. Mr. Crouch owns a fine local ranch. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Young spent the weekend with relatives in Manhattan vicinity. J. A. Siffert transacted business in Bozeman. Dr A H Winkel is home from St Louis after his wife fell ill. Several residents attended dinner parties and Mrs. Boomen and another party planned to represent Three Forks school at a future event amid a death in the community.
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Three Forks
William Crouch
California
A. H. Winkel
St Louis
Bomeen Anand
Three Folks
Gustine
Sialee
Sheriff at Whitehall routes out bootleggers
Sheriff Lock leads Whitehall raid smashing bootleg operations in the rear of 3041 Ree street. Officers confiscate bottled goods and demijohns, arresting several suspects as residents report a swift, decisive action and expect further enforcement tonight.
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Farmer Saverties
Sheriff Lock
Itt Chyrot Whitehall
Unie
Bam
Ofc
Beaverhead team edges Beaverhead fans surprised by close score
Dillon reports a close game draw as Beaverhead delegation expected easy win while local supporters express surprise at the final tally. Divide’s initial lineup visitor Ti R Souten from Feely noted on business with sheep interests. Sir and Mrs F M Fryburg with Miss Pauline Fryburg travel through Dillon en route from Calle.
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Dillon
Mazen
Serer
Fanu
Beaverhead
Ayers
Divide
Ti. R. Souten
Feely
Sir
Mra Fe M. Frybure
Great “Patten
Pauline Fryburg
Calle
Missoula Looms Over Sale and School Funds
MISSOULA NOTES MISSOULA March 11 The big lumber mill formerly operated here in the Target Lumber company has been taken over by the Spokane White Pine Sash company and will be operated as a sash factory as soon as necessary repairs and improvements can be made About 40 Persons will be employed when the ball opens County Treasurer J W Buford has received from State Treasurer a check for 41700 representing Missoula county's share of school funds from public lands sales and rentals The check is based on number of school age children in the county which is 248.
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Missoula
Target Lumber Company
Spokane White Pine Sash Company
J. W. Buford
Trart
Missoula County
Aintiff
Davis Graham
Iyer
Frank Bogart
George TL. Ramsey
Helena
Sait
Graham
Emilie Wagner
Rhee
Theodore Lentz
Ravalli County
Hamilton
Livingston Banquet Hints At Elected Officers
Fragmented Livingston report shows annual banquet highlights with mentions of new officers and local committees. Vague notes reference state fish and price details, but readable facts are scarce.
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Livingston
Billings Plans Early Air Service to Central Montana Area
The Billings landing field will be prepared to first class condition early this spring to support new air service. A group of pilots have written to the Billings Commercial Club expressing desire to base operations in Billings and use the sizable field.
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Billings
Montana
Billings Elks elect new lodge officers for upcoming convention
Billings Elks lodge members elected Ty McIlroy as exalted ruler C T Trott as leading knight E Scott Crouch as loyal knight Jones as lecturing knight Le McClellan as secretary W P Roscoe as treasurer and B G Brockway as trustee Arrangements are underway for the late convention to be held here in the latter part of July
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Billings
Marente
German Industries Near Prewar Revival Amid Coal Shortage
Reports to the U S Commerce Department indicate many German industries are close to prewar levels. Porcelain remains constrained by coal shortages while optics stay strong. Rail service cuts boost pectin coal traffic, but harsh weather and Teutonic material limits hamper hardware and iron production.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Germany
Eanes Aes
Standard Oil of New Jersey seeks NYSE listing for shares
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey asked the New York Stock Exchange for permission to list $98.7 million of its common shares and a similar amount of 7 percent cumulative non voting preferred stock. Wall Street sees this as a move to broaden the market beyond the curb market.
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Andard OL
York
Dard Oil Company
New Jersey
Teany
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Foretells Age for the Future
London reports on predictions by Dr. A M Low, a noted London consulting engineer, who envisions a 22nd century world with underground cities, wireless powered cars traveling at 100 mph, and remote communication advances. He foresees physical isolation, luxury homes, and enduring social classes, while noting discoveries often await simple breakthroughs.
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London
A. M. Low
Tandon
Sitet Saeed
Pittsburg City Eyes Oil and Gas Drilling Rush
In Pittsburg a late 19th century report notes oil and gas tests near Beatov city line. Residents fear wildcat efforts could bring dividends or high costs while city authorities ponder safety and rate regulation to protect property and curb expenses from new wells.
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Prersburg
Wapdigas
Bittaburg
Serine
Rome
Opey-Turvy
Sas
Notte
Atratay
Pitts
Beatov
Fay
Emilee
Strike by Port Workers Halts Overseas Steamer Loading
A strike by stevedores in the port disrupted loading of overseas steamers in the section. The action shows solidarity with strikers at another yard, where many workers have resumed duties, while most stevedores involved belong to a different union.
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St 1Venos
Tne
Rtosarie
Argentine flyer Parodi circling Andes flight no landings
Captain Parodi from Mendoza Argentina completed a hazardous round trip to over Santa Ys Chile and back without touching ground during the entire journey. He flew from Mendoza to over Santa Ys Chile and returned to Mendoza.
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Parodi
Andes
Mendoza
Argentina
Santays
Chile
Patriotic Grand Army visit highlights Anaconda gathering
Anaconda hosts J P McClain department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic for an official visit. The event included a reception at the courthouse with the Ladies auxiliary and Danington camp members. Music, refreshments, and a brief business session followed under the direction of Firaedna Waterbury Radion.
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J.P. McClain
Loto
Comander
Grand Army of the
Atepublic
Yester
Jaatee i Hhordtand
Alee
Net
Tadies
Nara
George Meade Post
Itepuptic
Dennington
Firaedna Waterbury Radion
Montana
Ceverattent
Lilie
Frame
Loren Prine Okie
Sherman Proposes Turkish Rule Abolition Resolution
Sherman of Illinois introduces a resolution urging abolition of Turkish rule at Constantinople and worldwide. It recommends Northern Smyrna and 12 Aegean islands plus western Asia Minor coast from Adramytt to the Bay of Marea be handed to Greece. referred to the foreign relations committee.
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Sherman
Turkey
Washington
Peerich Guilty in Berlin Libel Case
Karl Helfer welt farmer and minister of the treasury was found guilty of libelling Weinias Erzberger former vice chancellor. He was fined 300 marks and ordered to pay the heavy costs of the trial which began on January 20.
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Peerich
Berlin
Karl Helferwelt Farmer
Treasury
Weinias Erzberger
Chan
Helfferich
Population figures show large 1920 increases in several cities
Population figures released today show an 11,860 rise, or 28.2 percent, over 1910 for Washington March 12. Chattanooga, Tennessee, reports 57,885 residents, up 13,291 or 28.8 percent. The data include Macon and other areas, reflecting nationwide bureau estimates.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Macon
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