Death of Odell W. McConnell in New York City
Odell W. McConnell, 33, vice president and general manager of the Helena Light & Railway Co and general counsel of the Montana Life Insurance Co and Conrad Bank, died in New York City after a nervous breakdown. He was with wife Mrs. McConnell and their children Claire and Odell Jr. at the Chattsworth apartments. The Helena attorney, born July 4, 1868 in Tennessee, had returned to Helena for treatment and had a notable legal and business career, including leadership roles at the Conrad Bank and Montana Life Insurance Co. His death shocks the Montana bar and business community, with praise from colleagues and remarks on his long service and trials.
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Helena
Odell W. McConnell
Helena Light & Railway Company
Montana Life Insurance Company
Conrad Bank
New York City
McConnell
Claire McConnell Thompson
Odell Jr
McConnells
Chattsworth
West Seventy Second Street
Northwest
Will A. Campbell
The
Independent
Hugh Cook
Montana
Arest
Conrad Trust & ‘Savings Bank
Vbank
Callahan
Odell McConnell
Nashville
University
Vanderbilt University Law Department
McConnell and McConnell
Judge McConnell
McConnell, Gunn & McConnell
Lewis and Clark County
Annie Seay
Tennessee
George E. Seay
Chancery Court of
Claire
Adam Thompson
Duluth, Minn
PY. B. Bartley
Conad Trust and Savings Bank of
O. D. McConnell
Conand Trust and Savings Bank
Two More Boards Created By Dawes
Budget Director Dawes announced the creation of two extra boards to improve government efficiency and save hundreds of millions annually. The Federal Specifications Board will survey practices across departments and harmonize specifications.
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Dawes
Washington
Christian Endeavor Organizes With Noted Officers
The Christian Endeavor society of the Congregational church begins with strong leadership including Mrs. L. W. Baskett as president Miss Myrtle Kuhns as vice president and Etta Manis as secretary. A further fall festival and farm institute are planned with details to follow.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational Church
L. W. Baskett
Myrtle Kuhns
Miss Showater
Etta Manis
Lookout
Farm Institute
Post Office Bill Proposes Higher Savings Rates
Washington October 12 hearings will begin next Tuesday before the House Post Office Committee on a bill to raise the postal savings rate from two to three percent and to lift the permanent maximum deposits from 2500 to 23000.
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Washington
House Post Office
Postofice Department
Local notices and society briefs from Livingston area
Births report a daughter for Chas E Jones and Reed Paint on October 7 and a daughter for Norway Verte Idland and Torval Aalgaard, who plan a six month visit to their old home. A divorce suit by Hattie H Smith against George Smith cites desertion and child custody. Dore S. Dore suffers paralysis after a leg break at the Ure Grand hotel. Mrs. James Paige, national league of women voters director, to speak on armament limits at Congregational church with Mrs. A F Rice accompanying.
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Verte Idland
Torval Aalgaard
Norway
District Court
Hattie H. Smith
George Smith
Harry H. Austin
James Paige
National League of Women Voters
Congregation Church
A. F. Rice
Butte
J. C. O'Leary
Paige
Delegates Prepare For Definite Action
The American delegation to the disarmament conference will begin duties with a survey of the international situation. Four delegates, selected by President Harding, will meet to review data from diplomatic military and naval sources and outline the broad principles of the U S stance. President Harding will actively participate in preparatory stages and some meetings. Military and naval experts will be questioned to assemble a comprehensive understanding of the task ahead.
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Washington
Harding
Too Late To Classify For Sale Range and Furniture
Mrs. Anna Baker offers assorted household furniture including a range. Inventory appears late for listing. Contact Mrs. Anna Baker for details and viewing arrangements.
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Anna Baker
Senate tax bill moves through the Senate with split prospects
The Senate began work on a compromise tax revision with a transportation tax repeal amendment adopted without dissent. Leaders and committees split on several provisions as debates over surtax rates, corporation taxes, and individual relief lingered, while Trammell's repeal delay was defeated 38 to 30.
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Washington
Senate
McGumber
North Dakota
Finance Committee
House
Trammel
Florida
City Fire Marshal warns Big Timber residents to clean up
The notice from Deputy State Fire Marshal R A Ring demands immediate cleanup of backyards and alleys in Big Timber following a department request. It warns residents will be notified once and, if ignored, action will be taken according to law after a reasonable grace period.
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New York
Christian Endeavor
Livingston
Nisted Livingston
John Henry
Guy Skillman
Henry
Chas. E. Jones
Reed Paint
Sven Stenberg
Big Timber
Dore
S. E. Dore
Ure Grand Hotel
R. A. Ring
Weber
A. W. Miles
Yale
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