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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1930

Page

6

National Park Bank plans new structure in Livingston area

The article outlines anticipated construction of a National Park Bank building at Second and Callender streets with a new wing to supply 100 modern rooms and dining room expansion. Senator Miles discusses adjoining building plans and the use of a former basement area. local firms supply materials and labor as part of Livingston Park County development.

Livingston Canyon Hotel Old Faithful Inn Lake Hotel Park County Second Callender A. AV. Mites National Park Bank Miles Ebert

Republicans In Washington Scratch In Wet Resolutions

In Bellingham Washington on May 24 delegates at the state Republican convention adopted planks calling for modification of prohibition, opposing the World Court and endorsing party candidates without altering the direct primary law. The wet plank urged lawful liquor use under a universally enforceable framework. The convention adopted the unit voting rule after a close debate, and adjourned amid clashes over the prohibition and World Court positions. Dr John C Stigler of Pierce County attacked the prohibition era in a sharp closing note.

Bellingham Wash America Vatate Republican Convention King County Ng County John C. Stigle Pierce County

Tariff Bill Advances Toward Hoover Approval

The Republican tariff bill reaches final shape after conference, broadening tariff commission powers and limiting presidential action. The plan allows the commission to recommend rate changes up to 50 percent and gives the president six days to act before returning to the commission for restudy.

Washington Senate Walter He Newton Toa Hoover Smoot and Hawley House Tariff Commission Borah Idaho Congress Waslington Curtis Smoot Chase Harrison Mississippi Shortridge California Bingham Connecticut Watson Triliana Robinson Arkansas Barkley Kentucky Garner Texas Commission Restady

Workers Split On Proposed Compensation Law

The Great Falls Tribune reports petitions to place a workers compensation measure on the ballot face opposition from labor locals and employers. Critics warn the plan would tax employers, expand state control, and create a state insurance monopoly. Some signers withdraw after unclear provisions. organizers push in small counties to reach 8 percent of voters.

Secretary of State Great Pails Tribune

Air Cathedral memorial chapel at Lakehurst proposed

The American Legion New Jersey proposes the Air Cathedral at the Lakehurst Naval Air Station as a non denominational memorial chapel. Navy chaplain as dean, designed by Paul Phillippe Cret, with a forecourt, Carillon tower, memorial windows, and Shenandoah Memorial chapel honoring the crew of the Shenandoah. Entrusted to care perpetually by Congress and signed by President Coolidge.

Ita Brothers Lea American Legion Department of New Jersey Legion New York Navy United States Naval Air Atation Lakehurst U. S.S Los Angeles New Jersey Advocate Informa Lta Aponsor Herbert H. Buzzard Audubon Fourth Presbyterian Church Trenton William W. Edel United States Congress Coulidge Paul Phillippe Cret France

Memorial in Nice Honors World War Fallen

Enduring memorial hewn from rock in Nice honors local men who fell in World War I. The dedication sketch was made by the late Marshal Foch. Also mentions a Grand Review in Washington on May 28 and 24, 1865, noting about 152,000 officers and enlisted in and around Washington at that time, with fewer likely in the parade.

Nice France Marshal Foch Washington, D. C Washington Campa

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Tarif Congressional Park M. Mes. K. Rennehaum Parmere Air Cathedral Enduring Memorial Grand Review C. J. Ellingson Moter Ina James H. Wick Cale Patterson Undertaking CO BIG Timber Montana C. Graff, Licens Associated Industries of George S. Martin Mgr Bo Nels
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