President Coolidge Delivers Annual Message To Congress
President Coolidge’s annual message to Congress was read aloud to both houses. Highlights include farm board creation for cooperatives, flood control on the lower Mississippi, moderated taxation, naval expansion without a race, stricter Prohibition enforcement, and canal and commerce provisions. The Senate and House proceeded to other urgent business, including nominations and a major tax bill.
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Coolidge
Congress
Federal Farm Board
Mississippi
Treasury
Navy
Philippines
Panama Canal
Alhajuela
Gulf
Atlantic Waterway
St. Lawrence
Washington
Senate
Frank =. Smith
Wilngis
William S. Ware
Pennsylvania
House
Ways and Means
Mexico
Cuba
Turkey
Dwight Morrow
Noble B. Judah
Joseph Grew
State, Treasury and Commerce Departments
W. S. Hill
South Dakota
Shipping Board
W. J. Tilson
Georgia
Dawes Declines Presidential Run Backing Lowden
Vice President Dawes stated at the White House that he is not a candidate for the presidency and supports Frank O. Lowden of Illinois. He declined to discuss the political situation, saying comments would reveal motives. Dawes also reiterated support for changing Senate rules to end filibustering.
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Washington
Dawes
White House
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Lowden
Coolidge
Senate
Boulder Woman's Club elects new president and officers
The Boulder Woman's Club convened its second meeting at the hall on December 1 adopting the Boulder Woman's Club name. Mrs. G. A. Leasbs was elected president succeeding Mrs. Harriet Clark. Mrs. Roy Carter became treasurer replacing Mrs. J. B. Miles.
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Boulder Woman’s Club
McLeod
Harriet Clark
G. A. Loashy
Clark
Roy Carter
J. 2B
Miles
G. A. Leasbs
Arthur Pope
C. C. Nicholson
S. A. Craft
Glora’ Roseland
Pope
Smith Breaks Silence on Prohibition as Election Talk Opens
Gov Alfred E Smith speaking at a New York League of Women Voters dinner says he supports enforcing all laws and allows opposition to be organized against Prohibition. He challenges Nassau County’s call to condemn opposition and recalls a 1923 Washington conference on law enforcement. Continues on last page.
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Albany
N.Y
Alfred E. Smith
New York State
New York State League of Women Voters
Nassau County
League
New York County
New York
Nassau County League
Gov. Smith
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Maryland
Republican National Convention Picked Kansas City for June
Washington dispatch reports the 1928 Republican National Convention will meet in Kansas City starting June 12. After a long ballot process the committee chose Kansas City on the 20th ballot, with San Francisco a strong contender and Detroit briefly signaling a push. Other voting contenders included Chicago, Cleveland, Philadelphia and San Antonio.
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Kansas City
Washington
San Francisco
Pacific Coast City
Kansas
Bailey
National Committee
Mic Chelout
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
San Antonio
Jury Not Called Until March in District Court Session
Judge H J Miller prepared for Tuesday’s court session and left for Columbus. Jury call in January or later is in abeyance unless urgency arises before December 20 possibly delaying until March. Several cases disposed of include Foreclosure for Federal Land Bank of Spokane versus Anna M Jacobs and Bernhard Jacobs with a judgment for $8 600 71 and other estates, mortgages, and contempt actions. Trial outcomes include divorce Sharpe versus Sharpe and multiple estate dispositions and tax provisions.
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H. J. Miller
Livingston
Columbus
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Anna M. Jacobs
Bernhard Jacobs
Planntif
North American Mortgage Co
Edward S. Findley
Fiven
Estelle Hanson
J. 4. Hanson
Carl J. Eilers
Paul J. Lawrence Do
Tann F. Hanson
Marian FE
Garland Christine M. Hanson
Maude
Fisther Bo
Pagel Hanson
Carl J. Lawrence
Linn VF
Haneson
Piainti
First National Bank of
W. C. Rowsey
Jonas Andrew Skipstad
Sarah L. Staley
Aubrey B. Staley
Daisy Parks
Daisy Jones
Herschel P. Franklin
Charles F. Adams
State of Montana
J. G. McComas
Albert Syling
Helen P. van Cleve
Harriet Ellen Hosie
Rostad Silver Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
A large crowd gathered at Leanep church parlors on Sunday to honor Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Rostad for their 25th wedding anniversary. The event featured a dinner, original wedding costumes, and numerous gifts from relatives and friends.
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Olaf Rostad
Leanep
Six Convicts Charged With Murder In Folsom Revolt
Six inmates who led a Thanksgiving Day breakout at Folsom State Prison were charged by a coroner's jury with the murder of guard Ray Singleton. The panel also linked Anthony Brown to George Baker's death and cited ten other convicts killed by officers during the riot. The suspects named are Brown Roy Stokes Burke Gregg Stewart and Gleason.
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Folsom. Cal
Ray Singleton
Earl Stoughton
Folsom
George Baker
Hughes Declines Candidacy After Coolidge Statement
Charles Evans Hughes in New York dispels any claim to the Republican nomination the day after President Coolidge ruled out renomination. He states I am not a candidate in any sense.
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New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Coolidge
Six Per Cent Gain in Purchasing Power for Farm Products
Spokane report to the Federal Land Bank shows a six percent rise in purchasing power for farm products across Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana in the last 11 months. New business for November 1927 across the four states exceeds the prior year by 453000. Loans totaling 381472000 were applied for with about 250000 gained in completed loans. Land sales numbered 67 at 216287. Collections for November 1927 averaged near 1926 levels as growers delay marketing agricultural products in the northwest.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Federal Land Bank of
Northwest
Coolidge Says He Is Eliminated From 1924 Campaign
President Coolidge told the Republican National Committee he is eliminated from next year’s presidential contest and urged the party to continue the serious task of selecting another candidate. He described his position as a preparation for the party to pick a successor.
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Washington
Coolidge
Republican National Committee Today
Senators Deny Oath to Smith and Ware at Opening Session
The Senate prevented Frank L. Smith of Illinois and William S. Ware of Pennsylvania from taking the oath of office at the start of the 70th Congress. A Norris resolution condemned Smith’s campaign contributions and referred the matter to the campaign funds committee, signaling ongoing hearings.
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Waliington
United States Senate
Frank J. Smith
Haineis
William S. Vare
Eleet
Pennsylania
United States
Frank Smith
Ware
Senate
Philadelphia
George Norris
Nebraska
Robinson
Arkansas
Washington
Frank L. Smith
Ilinois
Special Campaign Funds Committee
Reed
Missouri
Smith
William S. Ware
Pennsylvania
Uwlnatis
Norris Republican
Bf Smith
Campaign Funds Committee
Kaiserman to Celebrate 25 Years with Montana Power
Livingston Enterprise outlines J. R. Kaiserman's twenty five years with Montana Power Company. He moved from Wisconsin to Big Timber, built a key Livingston branch, and now leads local operations and the Rotary Club as president after a successful quarter century in electrical service.
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Livingston
J. R. Kaiserman
Montana Power Company
Nasserman
Wisconsin
Montana
Ait Bet
Kaisermann
Aermen
Livingston Beanch
Kaiserman
Yellowstone Park Co sues Gallatin County over taxing strips
Yellowstone Park Transportation Co. files in federal court to block Gallatin and Park counties from taxing its property in the two mile north strip and the west strip inside Yellowstone National Park. Taxes sought are 1224.00 for Gallatin and 6465.00 for Park. Property values assessed total 21 021 200 in Gallatin and 752 000 in Park. Park boundaries defined by 1872 act.
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Mont. Dee
Montana
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Park Transportation Company
Gallatin and
Park Counties
Gallatin County
Park County
Forbes’s inside story of Harding White House poker tale
Col Forbes of the Veterans Bureau promises in a New York World and St Louis Post Dispatch article to reveal the Ohio gang and Harding era details. He recounts a White House poker party with Will Hays Albert Lasker Ned McLean and Mrs Harding and notes remarks on Jack Johnson’s case and a president who remitted a fine.
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New York
New York World
Harding
Col
Forbes
I. §. Veterans Bureau
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Washington
White House
Department of Justice
Sawyer
Marting
Will Hays
Albert Lasker
Shipping Board
Harry Daugherty
Ned Mclean
Will
Albert
Warren G. Harding
Faitheless
Alaska
Theodore Roosevelt
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Gen. Dawes
Boulder
AL Smith
J. O. Berg
Messrs
A. C. Geande
Oscar Rostad
L. L. Kalberg
John Lucas
Carl Rostad
Mabel
Carl
Orville
George Rostad
Pete Beeken
Clarence Erickson
Anela Rostad
Ole Ros
Tad
Jennie Esp
Big Timber
M. T. Grande
M. Tierei
A .G. Grande
O. G. Olson
Andrew Hoxem
Geo. Hoxyem
Morris
Hoyem
S. G. Hooyem
J. Gaustad
J. 0. Berg
Oswald Berg
Berge Brammer
C. Hines
Petra Thompson
H. J. Lain
N. Volseth
Almon Berg
C. Engen
K. Hereim Ands
EB. Hageland
Joseph Gustad
Ruth Stevens
Nellie Stanford
Ruby Hageland
Charlotte Giesick
Clara Gustad
Dagna Berg
Clarence Hereim
Clifford Olson
Oscar Berg
Ole Grande
Arthur Gaustad
Win. Short
Arne Hageland
Jacob Die
Albert Anderson
Lars Hebnes
Lennep
Ringling
Olaf Taugan
Harold Bakken
A. Berg
Aber Haugan
Lillian Kyppen
Fred Anderson
Mary Vancamp
Frank Rogalie
Sam Berg
Olaf Lain
Martinsdale
B. J. Alstad
Lavina
L. L Kalberg
Tom Sorboe
Harlowton
OLT
Vare
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Yellowstone Park Co. Sues Gallatin County
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