Missoula Bowling Leads In State Tournament Events
Missoula bowlers led in singles and doubles on day five of the Montana state tournament at the YMCA. Bassard set a high singles record of 674 and high game 266, with Agrin of Anaconda briefly leading. Ashbrook and Miller topped doubles with 1,184 as John Jovick of Butte pushed into overall lead.
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Tax Commission Bill Stalled in Senate Fight Over Amendment
Debate over a constitutional amendment creating a state tax commission pits supporters against critics who say the measure merely re-enacts existing law. Key figures Burlingame Junod and Larson clash over cost, necessity, and authority, as appropriations and enacting clauses are fought, with votes closing the door on the bill.
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Governor’s tax plan clash dominates closing session
The legislature failed to grant the governors demand for a tax commission and bond measures. Senate bills proposed state certificates and a tax commission. both were killed in the administration-led house. The governor urged a constitutional amendment, bond reform, and revised petition rules amid partisan cheers and derision.
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Weinert Wins Decision Over Levinsky In 15 Round Fight
Newark light heavyweight Charley Weinert defeated New York’s Battling Levinsky by judges’ decision after 15 rounds in Brooklyn. Weinert weighed 185 pounds to Levinsky’s 182. In another 15 round bout Captain Bob Roper of Chicago beat Homer Smith of Kalamazoo, weighing 191 to 193.
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New York
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Newark
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Yale Names Captain for Next Season
John Cooper Jr. of Somerset Kentucky was elected Yale basketball team captain for next season in New Haven.
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New Haven, Conn
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Somerset Ky
Railroad Fuel Rates Revised to Cord Basis by April 15
Special Dispatch reports Helena March 18 that the state railway commission ordered the roads to revise green wood fuel rates by April 15, basing them on the cord scale rather than weight. The item notes related war news and a Russian general-turned-milliner in New York City, illustrating varied headlines in the same column.
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Helena
State Railway Commission
Adjournment of Oregon Legislative Session Continued
The senate frowned on a night session proposal as tax expert bill details were discussed. The upper house plans to clear its docket tomorrow starting at 10 o'clock, with the house convening at 11. If conference committees reach a settlement, the session could close late tomorrow night or early Sunday.
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Limerick Rebuffs Royal Sympathy In Commons Speech
In Dublin on March 18 bombs were hurled at two lorries. soldiers fired on the attackers, wounding four civilians, one seriously. The premier said the government would name Dail Hiram members once peace conference proposals were definite.
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Associated Press
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Lewis Defeats Belge in Straight Falls at Dallas Show
In Dallas on March 18 Associated Frees reports heavyweight wrestling champion Ed Lewis defeated Belgian champion Carlisle Belge in two straight falls, the first lasting 34 minutes and the second 7 minutes, delivering a decisive victory.
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Dallas
Texas
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Carlisle Belge
Lincoln State Drive Aimed At Northern Idaho
Northern Idaho residents plan a two year campaign to raise funds to promote the formation of a new Lincoln state. The proposed state would include 10 North Idaho counties plus parts of Western Montana and Eastern Washington. Herman Taylor of Sandpoint Idaho announced the fundraising start within weeks.
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Two Big Mines in Coeur d'Alenes to Quit
Spokane March 18 The Hercules and the Tamarack and Custer, two of the largest silver lead mines in the Idaho Coeur dAlenes, will close next Sunday, discharging about 700 workers. Market conditions are cited as the cause. Both mines have shipped ore to the Northport smelter, which is also expected to close.
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Herecules
Tamarack & Custer
Idaho Coeur de’Alenes
Northport
Wash
London Women Protest at Westminster Meeting
An imposing gathering of London women protested government policy in Ireland in Westminster tonight. Attendees included Lady Bryce Lady Acheson Mrs Asquith and Lady Sykes. Lady Sykes, recent visitor to Ireland, said Cork arsonists wore cork in their caps as a boast of their deeds.
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