Tax reform bill moves forward constraint on relief
Washington November 1 The house ways and means committee approved revisions for next year tax relief capping cuts at 304 million dollars with no further rate changes expected. Green chairman said automobile tax cuts could add 50 million and that drafting would finish this week for early congressional action after convening.
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Pure seed work praised at Spokane and Chicago meetings
Montana crop improvement program run by Montana Seed Growers Association, Montana Experiment Station, and Montana Extension Service was hailed as a leading example of cooperative extension work. Ogaard outlined the plan at Spokane and at the American Society of Agronomy in Chicago. The effort strengthens ties among the three groups and farmers, with Elite seed distributed to selected growers.
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Chicago bootleg liquor risks embalming drinkers says doctor
Chicago date line reports Dr. William D. McNair warnings that formaldehyde found in bootleg liquor cannot be separated from alcohol, gradually embalming tipplers. He notes increasing deaths from alcoholism and serious long term penalties.
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King Tutankhamen Crown Unveiled In Official Bulletin
Egypt officials released a bulletin detailing the examination of King Tutankhamen up to noon Friday. The report notes linen wrappings removed reveal the crown as a premier find and the jewelers’ greatest masterpiece yet, with no injury to the tomb or body reported.
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Gillick Named Vice President of Milwaukee Road
A Chicago dispatch says James P. Gillick will be appointed vice president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad, succeeding B B Greer. Gillick has spent his career as a railroad man with Milwaukee Road, serving as general manager of lines east of Mobridge, starting as a telegraph operator and rising through train master, superintendent, and general manager. His headquarters remain in Chicago, and his brother H M Gillick is division superintendent of the Milwaukee Lewiston.
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Methodist board attacks Al Smith and Tammany Hall
The temperance and morality board of the Methodist Episcopal Church issued a sweeping statement condemning Governor Al Smith as a proposed presidential candidate and criticizing Tammany Hall. It warned Southerners to beware and cautioned America about Walker’s ties to New York.
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American bankers plan 150 million loan to Italy
In Washington a private banking loan of 50 million to Italy and nearly 100 million more to Italian industries is expected to complete with debt terms. Italians praise the deal as steps toward financial regeneration while Americans await Senate ratification and a favorable settlement. Hurley advocates generous terms, linking business and labor support to a prosperous Italy, seen as beneficial to America.
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Four Die in Collision on Milwaukee Road
Four trainmen were killed and several injured when the Columbian, a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul train, collided head on with a freight engine west of Renville Minnesota at about 1 30 am. The engine crews of the Columbian and the second freight escaped with minor injuries after leaping from their cabs. The dead include engineer Williams Fillmore of Minneapolis and Abe Young of Montevideo.
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Indian burial case leads to trial in federal court
In federal court tomorrow, a 17 day old papoose is central to a murder charge against a young Indian accused of burying the infant alive to revive its mother. Mormon Joe, tribal medicine man, is charged as accessory. District Attorney Stephan says Joe will testify. Ombers plan to bring him from Canon City prison for the trial.
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Big plant fire destroys N Nevin Frank stock in Butte
Smoke spotted near the sample room led to a massive blaze at the N Nevin Frank company plant on Centennial avenue. Firemen battled for nearly ten hours to save other buildings as the warehouse area burned and thousands visited the scene. Estimated losses reach 160000 to 175000 with about half insured. origin undetermined.
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Dog dies from broken heart after master’s death
MQUNOMWAS What Now, 15 Bust er, a Boston bull terrier belonging to Damon Sears, was found murdered near here along with his owner. For a week the dog refused to leave the Sears home, loning at the door and refusing to eat, with veterinarians noting a broken heart as the cause.
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Youth 15 Shot While On Rabbit Hunt Incident Reported
A 15 year old youth was wounded by a bullet while rabbit hunting with an aunt near county hospital where he is listed in serious condition. Details remain sparse as investigators review the incident and determine the shooter and exact location.
Widow of Aeronaut Will Go on Stage
New York November 15 Theatrical producer Charles Reardon says he has an engagement to meet Mrs Zachary Lansdowne widow of Shenandoah commander in Washington to sign her as leading woman in his Chicago company drama Just Beyond Negotiations were handled by general manager James Drum who is in Baltimore Drum said last Friday that Lansdowne was ready to sign a contract as soon as Gordon returned to Washington with it
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Factional Fight in Redlands Church Disrupts Services
Morning services at the First Christian Church in Redlands were disrupted by a factional clash between a pastor and his opponents led by Justice Py Melver’s son-in-law. Congregants shouted and demanded order as a display vote ousted the pastor, Rev R Glenn Edwarda Elton Nig out, amid claims of regular disruption and a vow of opposition within the church.
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