Montana Supreme Court rules nonresident stock not taxed on inheritance
In a Montana high court decision the state ruled that shares of foreign corporations owned by nonresidents and bequeathed outside the state are not subject to inheritance tax. The case involving Bankers' Trust and Willard A. Lalor of New York addresses a large Montana Power Company transfer and a $32,372 tax deposit. The ruling clarifies tax applicability but does not force the board to release the deposited funds.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana
State Supreme Court
Bankers’ Trust Company
Willard A. Lalor
New York
State Board of Equalization
Lewis and Clark
Ida C. Hall
James Monroe Hall
Hall
C. H. Cassil
Scott K. Cassil
Silver Bow
Herman Bischoff
Elizabeth Bischoff
Frank Thomas
Missoula
C. H. Christensen
Former Livingston Man to Head Golden Rule Store
Stevensville May 19 Mr A E Linden of Livingston Mont is here to buy an interest in the Golden Rule store and take stock inventory preparing to assume management He is a former employee of the McCracken chain which owns the Golden Rule Mrs Linden accompanies him Mike Cherry who has managed the Stevensville store for over three years will stay with McCracken and be transferred to another Montana point Mr J N McCracken heads the business and has returned to Livingston Mrs Mary Cherry stays in charge of dry goods and ladies wear and Mr Kersey who has been here several months will return to Livingston
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Stevensville
A. E. Linden
Livingston
Mont
Golden Rule
McCracken
Linden
Mike Cherry
McCraken
Montana Point
J. N. McCracken
Mary Cherry
Kersey
Supreme Court Affirms Convictions in Ovando Bank Case
The Montana Supreme Court in Helena affirmed the 1921 verdicts against Charles H. Cassill and his son Scott K. Cassill, former officers of the First State Bank of Ovando. Charles Cassill received three to six years and Scott Cassill one to three years in state prison. The bank’s closure cost depositors over 100000, with Powells County losing 20000 offset by bondsmen. The defendants are free on 15000 bail and plan to surrender in Deer Lodge to begin serving sentences.
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Deer Lodgi
Waord
Deer Lodge
Charles H. Cassill
Scott K. Cassill
Supreme Court
Helena
H. Cassill
First State Bank of
Ovando
Scott K. Caskill
State Superintendent of Banks
Cassills
Ovando Bank
Powell County
Seattle
Wash
Graduates Picnic on Skalkaho Road
Hamilton May 19 Members of the Corvallis high school graduating class held a picnic at Beck falls on the Skalkaho road the latter part of the week and spent the day enjoying the scenic mountain highway. Several of the party drove to Horse Shoe bend where a rock slide halted progress and crews expect to reopen traffic by June 1.
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Hamilton
Corvallis High School
Beck Falls
Skalkaho Road
Horse Shoe Bend
Hamilton News Notes May 19 Updates Residents
Lloyd Madsen leaves Hamilton to be Scout executive of Deer Lodge county Anaconda. A. W. Petersons visit Minneapolis. John Ransom visits from Butte to check property west of town. Dr and Mrs R A Stark plan post grad work in Kirksville Missouri and attend the profession’s fiftieth anniversary. Richard Peterson and Oliver Salisbury exit to Wenatchee and Seattle. Gage talks produce shipments for Bitter Root. over 50 valley cars possible. Imogene Jones departs to Deer Lodge for Northern Pacific job. depot operator duties reassigned to Sam Wilson. Townsend Edwards returns from Butte with daughter Delmar who will graduate from the state normal school in June.
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Hamilton
Lloyd Madsen
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
A. W. Peterson
Minneapolis
John Ransom
Butte
R. A. Stark
Kirksville
Stark
N. Kaldor
Bitter Root Products Company
Gage
Imogene Jones
Northern Pacific Company
Sam Wilson
Townsend Edwards
Delmar
Dillon
The
State Normal School
Deer Lodge Social Notes Move Through Town
Dr. F L Unimack returns from Chicago as James McCracken visits from Bozeman. Florence and Emma Neu of Philipsburg tour Deer Lodge. Florence Hill visits Avon. Morin family returns from Ana Conda. Bernadine Knagle returns from Anaconda. Residents Hyatt Barnhill Missoula and J Thorkelson Butte also notable visitors.
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Deer Lodge
F. L. Unimack
Chicago
James McCracken
Bozeman
Florence
Emma Neu
Philipsburg
M. EB. H. Gannon
Florence Hill
Avon
Francis Morin
Margaret
Morin
W. B. Rodgers
Anaconda
Bernadine Knagle
Hyatt Barnhill
Missoula
Barnhill
B. F. Lensing
Helmville
J. Thorkelson
Butte
D. M. Durfee
Philipsboro
S. P. Wilson
William Murphy
John Rice
Salt Lake
Will Wood
Wilbur
Jim Penkeke
Alberta
British Columbia
Lou Blood
Frank Monroe
Stevensville News Notes Highlights Local Travel and Health
R A Terry returns to Bitter Root Inn after illness in Texas. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Friendnaur and daughter from Newark Ohio staying with Fred Reinbold. Harold Metcalf prepares for a two week trip to California. King Schwebs arrives from Beaver Falls Wis to work at the local cannery. Mrs Frank Tudor and Mrs Lottie Martin visit St John home. Mrs John G Howe recovering after surgery in Missoula. MR Barker and Merle Barker visiting in Butte. Mellie Carter of San Ozabal visiting Hightowers.
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Stevensville
R. A. Terry
Bitter Root Realty Trust Company
San Antonio
Texas
Terry
Mrs. Friendnaur
Newark
Ohio
Friendnaur
Fred Reinbold
Auto
Harold Metcalf
First State Bank of
California
King Schwebs
Beaver Falls
Wis
Frank Tudor
Lottie A. Martin
Victor
Henry J. St. John
John G. Howe
Missoula
KR. N. Barker
Merle Barker
Butte
Christopher Foss
Mellie Carter
San Ozabal
A. M. Hightower
Stinnes Leaves Book Collection to Son in Inheritance
Berlin reports Hugo Stinnes famed for business empire also cherished rare books. His sole hobby besides work was collecting limited deluxe editions. He left a rare library to his eldest son Dr Edmund Stinnes, himself a noted book lover.
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Berlin
Hugo Stinnes
War Memorial to Cost Million in Los Angeles
Los Angeles county supervisors and the American Legion plan a $1,000,000 war memorial building. Baron Fitts, former state commander, announces the project after the supervisors increased the anticipated appropriation from $60,000 to a full million.
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Los Angeles
American Legion
Baron Fitts
The
Legion
Former State Senator F. A. Long Dies at Eureka Home
Dr. F. A. Long, a former state senator from Lincoln county 1919 to 1923, died at his Eureka residence from heart trouble at age 51. He had lived in Lewistown Great Falls Chateau Walley and settled in Eureka 12 years ago leaving public life due to ill health. He is survived by his widow two sons and a daughter.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
F. A. Long
Eureka
Cars Used As Temporary Barriers In Red River Protection
Two thousand discarded automobile bodies were used temporarily to guard against repeated rises of the Red River while land-protection work progressed at Shreveport Louisiana.
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Red River
Shreveport
Two Butte men fined in Washoe park disturbance case
Louis Davis and Wiley Wetsell were fined after a Saturday night disturbance at Washoe park pavilion during the season opening dance. Davis paid 50 dollars or 25 days in jail while Wetsell paid 25 dollars or 12 days in jail. both could not pay and were sent to the Hotel Gallagher. Wetsell also used the alias Jerry E Frayer. Don McGee was fined 30 dollars and 30 days in jail on a vagrancy charge by Judge Silha.
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Louis Davis
Wiley Wetsell
Butte
Washoe Park Pavilion
Mike Mahoney
Mike Sestrich
Justice of the Peace
Tom Silha
Davis
Wetsell
Gallagher
Jerry E. Frayer
East Second Street
Don McGee
Sestrich and
Ingalls
Silha
Funeral for Frank B. Johnson Draws Dense Local Turnout
Dozens of friends from Anaconda and surrounding rural districts attended the funeral of Frank B. Johnson son of Mrs Charles Harddla. Services were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev J G Knotter officiating and a quartet singing Rock of Ages and Abide With Me. Pallbearers included Thomas Roberts Ole Sandin Albert Forsman Arthur Sabo George Sutherland and Thomas Barr. Out of town mourners listed from Lodyke Cal Philipsburg Modesty Southern Cross and Daw son among others.
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Anaconda
Frank B. Johnson
Charles Harddla
Hill
Johnson
Rock Creek
Presbyterian Church
C. A. Tuttle
Albert Forsman
Arthur Sabo
George Sutherland
Thomas Barr
Frank Minor
Lodyke
Cal
O. M. Nelson
Thomas Roberts
Vern Carnegie
Milo Hoyte
Philipsburg
Robert Lindberg
John Strom
L. F. Ireland
Albert Freidstrom
John Standall
Victor Gallipo
Michael
Arthur Benson
Harold Erickson
P. F. Swanson
N. J. Hayes
William Barr
Francis Quigley
Southern Cross
Don Sheehan
Dawson
Joseph Forsman
Gable
Albert Ferseman
Flint Creek
J. C. Hughes
Westminster Guild 10 Give Program Tonight
Westminster guild of the Presbyterian church presents a program of musical numbers and readings at the church auditorium this evening at 8 o'clock. Tickets available at the door. Featured items include Stony Point March, Alice piano solo, readings The Brother Who Failed and The Big Strike at Siwash, Elegie, Poet and Peasant Overture, Festival March, and Japanese Chorus Song with Dance of the Crickets.
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Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Church
Toketa
Stony Point
Ll. P. Laurendau
Alice
J. Ascher
Agnes Lund
Siwash
Elliott Morgan
J. Massenet
Vera Cooke
F. von Suppe
Ed M. Read
Gerald Nagle
Montana Woolgrowers Sell Clip at 41 Cents
Charles McDaniels representing a Boston firm returned to Great Falls from a Livingston-area tour and contracted nearly 500000 pounds of wool from Northern Pacific growers at 40 to 41 cents per pound.
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Montana
The
Associated Press
Great Falls
Charles McDaniels
Boston
Livingston
Northern Pacific
McDaniels
Maine Writers Face Big Talk Bible Project
In Portland the Bible Society of Maine compiles a long hand Bible with 1500 contributors aged 6% to 99. The 1500 pages will resemble a newspaper page in size and weigh about 80 pounds. It will be shown at exhibitions.
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Maine
Portland
The
Bible Society of Maine
San Cura Ointment Ad Promises Piles Cure for 35 Cents
An old advertisement claims 35 cents buys San Cura Ointment to relieve bleeding itching and protruding piles with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It touts use for sores burns and skin conditions and sells San Cura Soap at 25 cents for pimples and blackheads. Thompson Medical Co. Titusville Pa.
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City Drug Company
Thompson Edical Co
Titusville
Emerald Ol Promises Varicose Vein Reduction At City Drug
Advertisement for City Drug Store Anaconda promotes Emerald Ol two ounce bottle to reduce varicose and swollen veins. Claims visible improvements in days with continued use until veins return to normal. Offers money back guarantee and mail orders.
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City Drug Co
Anaconda Briefs From Local Visit Notes and Appointments
A roundup of residents and visitors in Anaconda and nearby cities reports many business visits and social calls. People mentioned include D I Grush Gus Meyers Russell Osborne W F McKee Martin Dreibelbis Jack Kohhren Howard MacIntyre Ed Roberts Charles Murphy P S Everett Dr B V McCabe Leon Bentley Lester Van Alyste Mrs J J Schwartz Jack White William Dryer Miss Mary Dolan Red Cross meeting St Marks guild Ben Falk Barry Falk and others.
Illness Worsens for Attorney J H Duffy at Home
Attorney J H Duffy, confined to his home for two weeks, was reported worse yesterday. The attending physician will permit no visitors to see the sick man.
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J. H. Duffy
St Pauls Aid Society Meeting Tonight At School Auditorium
The St Pauls Aid Society will meet this evening at the school auditorium instead of tomorrow. Hostesses include Mrs. YP Finnegan Mrs. T P McGrath Mrs. W P Larsen Mrs M J Kelly Mrs Arthur Duval and Mrs George.
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St. Paul's Aid Society
YP. J. Finnegan
T. P. McGrath
W. P. Larsen
M. J. Kelly
Arthur Duval
George
Bishop Lenihan to Dedicate New Wing at Mount St. Charles
Helena May 19. The Rt. Rev. Mathias C. Lennihan bishop of Great Falls will preside at the dedication of the new wing on Mount St. Charles College June 4. Bishop Daniel M. Gorman of Boise will preach.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mathias C. Lennihan
Great Falls
Mount St. Charles College
Daniel M. Gorman
Boise
John P. Carroll
St. Helena
Seals Move Northward Off California to Dixon Entrance
Seal herds are moving north earlier than usual according to North Pacific captains. Larger bands were seen off Cape Blanco California. The coast guard cutter Snohomish has orders to patrol with the herds to Dixon Entrance.
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Cordova
Alaska
North Pacific Ocean
Cape Blanco
Cal
Coast Guard
Snohomish
Dixon Entrance
Progressive Whist Night With Refreshments and Music
McArdle hosts a social evening featuring progressive whist, refreshments, and musical entertainment. Cards begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
Murphy Sons Move to Seattle from Los Angeles
Ray Murphy son of Mr and Mrs C C F Murphy has left Los Angeles where he spent the winter and has gone to Seattle according to word received by his parents yesterday.
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Ray Murphy
Cc. F. Murphy
Los Angeles
Seattle
Indigestion May Lead to Appendicitis
Repeated indigestion attacks can trigger inflammation of the stomach and intestines, possibly extending to the appendix. Do not ignore digestive trouble. warnings include uneasiness, sour taste, gas, heartburn, nausea, vomiting, and constipation. Smith Bros M A C stomach treatment promises relief with money back guarantee. large bottle $1.25.
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Smith Bros
Is Your Work Hard On Your Kidneys
An old-time warning ad claims many occupations strain the kidneys causing backache headaches dizziness and tired nerves. It touts Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic and features a testimonial from G W Spiegle of 1206 East Third Street claiming complete kidney cure after using the product.
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Doan
G. W. Bspiegle
East Third Street
Dean
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Stinnes
Margaret Keavin
Rochester
Canandaigua
Charles Smi
Charles Keavin
Anaconda News
Anaconda Cemetery
Westminster Guild
the City Drug Store
D. I. Grush
Gus Meyers
Russell Osborne
W. F. McKee
Spokane
Martin Dreibelbis
Jack Kohhren
Howard MacIntyre
Ed Roberts
Charles F. Murphy
P.S. Everett
B. V. McCabe
Ruth of
Leon Bentley
McCavitt
Louis Cohn
Lesing Cohn
Lester van Alyste
J. J. Schwartz
Denver
Jack White
William Dryer
Bentley
Mary Dolan
St. Joseph's Hospital
Charles Dolan
Red Cross
H. W. Stephens
Helen
Ed Bullock
St. Mark's Guild
Ben Falk
Barry Falk
Lenihan
the Waldorf
New York City
Ralph Evans
Peacock Alley
England
Ralph
MacRae’s
Main
Fuller Dragco
Rexall
Park Ave
City Drug Store
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