New Income Tax Rules Reduce Payments Due This Month
Treasury announced guidance for the 25 percent retroactive tax cut on 1923 income payable this year Businesses and individuals must prorate the cut across four installments and pay specific amounts by June 15 to avoid later penalties The White House signaled a conference of taxing officials next November to discuss state and federal tax overlaps and estate tax issues Hoover criticized publicity provisions as harmful to small business and enemy of evasion.
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Washington, D. C
The
Treasury
Coolidge
Congress
Board of Tax Appeals
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House
White House
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Senate Clashes Over Spanish Springs Budget Standoff
Congress faces a tense end as debates over an $800,000 appropriation for Spanish Springs Nevada collide with a wheat export bounty item. Senator Pittman blocks action, prompting calls for order as clocks near adjournment and leaders struggle to finish the deficiency bill.
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South Dakota
House
Smoot
Utah
Pittman
Spanish Springs
Nevada
Senate
Robinson
Reed
Missouri
Borah
King
Cummins
Longworth
Congress
Navy Department
Prince Viggo of Denmark Marries by Two Dollar License
Prince Viggo of Denmark and Miss Eleanor Green secured a marriage license in Brooklyn after a $2 loan from Green. City Clerk Cruise demanded two dollars, the prince repaid with Danish crowns, and an American honeymoon was noted by reporters. The party was escorted by a police motorcycle squad to City Hall for the license.
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New York
Prince Viggo
Denmark
Estonia
Eleanor Green
New York City
Prince Valdermar
Estonia’s
Brooklyn
Green
Charles B. Alexander
National Democratic Club
Cruise
Viggo
Miss Green
Copenhagen
Director Lord Highlights Bonus Shortage Effects
President Coolidge and Budget Director Lord met at the White House to discuss the failure of Congress to pass the second deficiency appropriation bill including the bonus administration. They indicated payments under the bonus law would be delayed, with only administrative expenses funded until December.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Lord Monday
White House
California
Lord
Agricultural Department
Mayfield Keeps Senate Seat in Election Contest Ruling
Washington reports the senate committee upheld Mayfield’s right to sit as Texas senator. Evidence of 1922 campaign spending by the Ku Klux Klan or others was deemed insufficient to support charges. A further examination on intimidation and unfair practices will be conducted before the report is drafted.
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Washington
Senate
Mayfield
Texas
George E. B. Peddy
Ku Klux Klan
Peddy
Spencer
Man chooses wife despite other women
A man selects his spouse not due to lack of other women, but in defiance of them. The remark highlights personal resolve in choosing a life partner.
Cleveland Opens Republican Convention with Quiet Resolve
The Cleveland gathering began under calm discipline as Calvin Coolidge loomed as the likely nominee while Hoover supporters push for a vice presidential fit. Frank Lowden's draft wanes, public hearings shape the platform, and historic figures like Proctor and Mondell play ceremonial roles amid a restrained opening.
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Cleveland
Republican Party
Calvin Coolidge
Frank Oo. Lowden
Herbert Hoover
Illinois
Lowden
Hoover
Theodore Burton
Ohio
White House
Burton
Congress
Mellon
Addison G. Proctor
St. Joseph
Mich
Abraham Lincoln
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Platform Committee
la Follette
Wisconsin
Chauncey M. Depew
Joe” Cannon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Romantic Misunderstanding Over Bouquets and Old Trousers
A gallant but poor young man barters cast-off clothes for bouquets to woo his lady. He sends roses and expects a warm reception, only to be met with frost. She reveals a note with the bouquet saying, Dont forget the old trousers you promised me the other day.
Democratic Indiana Convention Denounces Ku Klux Klan
The Indiana Democratic state convention rejected the Klan bloc by overwhelming vote. They reaffirmed constitutional freedoms of worship and expression and nominated Dr. Carleton M. McCullough of Indianapolis for governor who had faced Klan opposition in the primary. The Hoosier delegation to the national convention remained uninstructed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Carleton M. McCullough
Tom Taggart
French Lick
United States
Samuel Ralston
Great Falls bankers hopeful for new trial in Noble Peters case
In Great Falls on June 6, attorney J. W. Speer said the San Francisco circuit court of appeals may order a new trial for R. B. Noble and J. C. Peters who were convicted last December of false bank records and reports. The decision is expected before July 1 as judges continue hearing appealed cases. E. R. Funk, acquitted, testified that instructions came from Noble.
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Great Falls
San Francisco
Noble
Peters
Self
Funk
First National Bank of
Chehalis
Wash
Roland Higgins
United States
Lutheran services and confirmation class announced
On Sunday June 15 1924 Rev A A Holbeck leads Norwegian language 11 o clock service at the church. Sunday School at 10 a m. Confirmation class meets at Reed Point at 3 p m and the U P League adjourns until fall.
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Lutheran Church
A. A. Holbeck
Reed Point
U. P. League
Congregational Church Schedule With No Evening Service
Congregational Church announces morning services led by Pastor Frank Dingle with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and sermon at 11 a.m. There will be no evening service until further notice.
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Congregational Church
Frank Dingle
St Josephs Catholic Church Holds Services on Sundays
St Josephs Catholic Church conducts services on the second and fourth Sundays with Rev Father Hennessy presiding.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father Hennessy
St Mark's Episcopal Church Names Rev J W Hard Pastor
St Mark's Episcopal Church announces the appointment of Rev. J. W. Hard as pastor. The incoming minister succeeds previous leadership to guide parish worship, outreach, and community programs at the church.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
J. W. Hard
Evangelical Church Schedule with Pastor Eller
Pastor Rev. N. A. Eller leads services at the Arcade church with Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am. C E services are at the parsonage Sunday evenings at 7 30 pm. Prayer meeting is Friday at 7 30 pm.
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Evangelical Church
N. A. Eller
Arcade
Adventist Elder Lockett conducts Sabbath at local church
Seventh Day Adventists Elder A J Lockett leads services in the well known Methodist church with Sabbath school at 2 p m and worship at 3 p m each Saturday highlighting a blended community pattern in local worship.
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Seventh Day Adventists
A. J. Lockett
Methodist Church
Barnes Brothers sue multiple defendants in Montana district court
The State of Montana serves summons to Edward Dailey Agnes Dailey Rolf Mo Ada Mo and spouses Commercial Bank and Trust Company T C McCall EJ Mo and Alice Mo Montana National Bank of Billings Laura Crest Andrew J Stockstead Emma Mary Stockstead William H Norris and Bank of Twin Bridges in a civil action filed in Sweet Grass County district court seeking remedies on the plaintiff's complaint.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Bank of Twin Bridges
Montana
Mortgage Foreclosure Suit in Sweet Grass County Montana
Court action to recover 544.00 plus interest on promissory note dated September 24, 1915 and foreclose mortgage securing the note on NE quarter Section 22 Township 3 North Range 17 East M P M Sweet Grass County. Defendants include Edward Dailey Agnes Dailey Rolf Mo Ada Mo Montana National Bank of Billings and others. First publication May 22 1924 last publication June 12 1924.
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Edward Dailey
Agnes Dailey
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Rolf Mo
Ada Mo
Commercial Bank and Trust Company
T. C. McCall
J. Mo
Alice Mo
Montana National Bank of Billings
Laura Crest
Andrew J. Stockstead
Emma Mary Stockstead
William H. Norris
Bank of Twin Bridges
J. E. Rees
Notice of Tax Sale for Sweet Grass County Delinquents
Delinquent taxes for the second 1923 payment on all property in Sweet Grass County and Big Timber Montana will be sold at public auction in front of the county treasurer on Monday July 7 1924 unless paid. A full delinquent list is on file in the county treasurer's office for public inspection.
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Sweet Grass
Big Timber
Montana
Alias summons in Montana district court foreclosure case
In Sweet Grass County Montana Trust and Savings Bank sues Fred J Frink and Bessie E Frink First National Bank of Harlowton and Joseph Gamble as Receiver to obtain judgment on a 1917 promissory note for 1000 with 8 percent interest and to foreclose a mortgage on 279.1 acres described as Lots One and Two and parts of sections two five north and fifteen east M P M. Court notice requires answer within twenty days of service or default judgment. First publication June 12 1924 last July 3 1924.
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Sixth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of Sweet Grass
Montana Trust & Savings Bank
Fred J. Frink
Bessie E. Frink
First National Bank of
Harlowton
Joseph A Gamble
Montana
Sweet Grass County
A. D
J. E. Rees
Notice of Registration Book Closing for Sweet Grass Primary
The Registration Book for the Regular Primary Election in Sweet Grass county closes July 11, 1924 at 5 p.m. Electors may register with the County Clerk in Big Timber or via deputy registrar notary public or justice of the peace. First publication June 5 1924 Last publication July 10 1924 W A Conwell County Clerk and Ex officio Registrar
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Sweet Grass
Big Timber
W. A. Conwell
Sheriff Sale In Big Timber Court House
Grass or International Life Insurance Company sues Dorothy Winsborough John Winsborough James Finley Gray Sweet Grass County Land Company and Homer H Williams Trustee In pursuance of an order of sale the sheriff will offer the property at public sale on June 28 1924 at 2 o clock in the afternoon at the front door of the courthouse in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
International Life Insurance Company
Dorothy Winsborough
John Winsborough
James Finley Gray
Sweet Grass County Land Company
Homer H. Williams
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Property sale notice in Sweet Grass County Montana
Land auction details for 160 acres in Township Five, Range Sixteen, Southeast Quarter in Sweet Grass County Montana. Water rights and appurtenances included. Sheriff Ed Branning announces sale with attorney Frank Arnold. first publication June 5 1924 and final June 26 1924 in Big Timber and Livingston notices.
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Frank Arnold
Thompson Block
Livingston
Montana
Notice to creditors in estate of Earl T Flynn
In the district court of Grass County Montana the estate of Earl T Flynn deceased is administered by Orlando Miller as executor. Creditors and all persons with claims against the estate must present vouchers within four months of the first publication to the administrator at his Big Timber Montana office. First publication May 22 1924 last publication June 12 1924.
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District Court of the Sixth
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Earl T. Flynn
Orlando Miller
McLeod Street
Second Avenue
Big Timber
Davis and Kelly
Public Land Claim Notice Belinda Lavold Big Timber MT
Department of the Interior notice states Belinda Lavold of Big Timber Montana filed intent to prove up a homestead claim for all of section 4 township 2 north range 15 east in Mer Weston Montana. The hearing before U S commissioner J E Rees at Big Timber is set for June 24 1924 with witnesses Lew Webb Roy Webb Knute Lavold Ben Lavold all of Big Timber. George C Davenport Register. First publication May 22 Last publication June 19 1924
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Bozeman
Mont
Belinda Lavold
Big Timber
Range 15
Rin. Mer. Mont
J. E. Rees
U. S
Lew Webb
Roy Webb
Knute, Lavold
Ben Lavold
George C. Davenport
Register
Blasdel Seeks Three Year Proof On Grey Cliff Homestead
Warren E Blasdel of Grey Cliff Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim on sections 28 33 township 1 south range 16 east Mont Princip al Meridian before J E Rees at Big Timber on June 17 1924 He lists witnesses Isaac Lay Henry Hausserman George Hausserman and William Lay all of Grey Cliff Montana First publication May 15 last publication June 12 1908
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. Land Office
Bozeman
Mont
Warren E. Blasdel
Grey Cliff
Township 1
Range 16
Prin. Mer. Mont
J. E. Rees
Big Timber
Isaac J. Lay
Henry Hausserman
George Hausserman
William Lay
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Demos
Indiana
al Hansen
Baker
B. Weir
Harry P. Bennett
Helena
L. W. Baskett
Montana Power Co. Block
Ed Branning
Gpee
Professional Directory
J. W. Church
Masonic Building
G. A. Williams
A. P. O'Leary, M. D
Big Timber Hospital
DR. D. Claiborn
M. W. Bark
Rena Plaggemeyer
General Hospital Service
F. C. Beller
Livingston, Mont
C. J. Ellingson
Moter Inn
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