Bonus bill politics and the soldier vote in flux
Washington debate on the bonus measure pivots on election year outcomes. Senators and congressmen weigh campaign implications, while veterans seek timely relief. the bill’s fate rests with party leverage, not immediate soldier welfare, as lawmakers juggle timing and votes.
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Montana's New Judge
Senate action adds 24 federal judges including a Montana seat to share duties with Judge Bourquin. Major L A Foot of Chateau gains strong local backing for the post due to WWI service and legal career, though political considerations may influence the final choice.
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Teton County
Summons for Publication in Mortgage Foreclosure Case
The district court of Montana summons Annie Kempenaar Peter Kempenaar Beatrice Spear A Spear Olive Nelson power Wilson Co to answer the complaint filed by Henry Sandmeyer trustee seeking payment on promissory notes and foreclosure of a 1921 mortgage on 320 acres in Teton and Pondera counties. If no answer by 20 days after service judgment by default will be entered. Legal action dated March 17 1922 with attorney L Tilton Billings for plaintiff. First publication March 28, last April 13.
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Peter Kempenaar
Beatrice. Spear
Olive ‘Nelson
Power-Wilson Company
Banking Corporation of Montana
Chouteau County
Pondera Counties
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Range
Montana
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Speyer to resign from Salvation Army drive position
New York April 7 Commander Evangeline Booth announced James Speyer banker and head of the Salvation Army drive must resign one post. She cited his role with the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment and stated the Army opposes liquor in all forms.
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James Speyer
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Association Against the Prohibition
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Sloppy Wooden Leg Found Alcohol Cache In Spartanburg
In Spartanburg West Virginia on April 9 a man named Alexander Dallenger, described as a one legged African American, was picked up after a muffled splash as he hobbled down the street. A pint of liquor was found inside his wooden leg and the judge fined him $100 for transporting intoxicants.
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Alexander Dallenger
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