End of the Frank Conley Investigation in Montana
District court verdict finds ex Warden Frank Conley not liable to state and awards him 558.06 plus about 1700 in costs. The piece condemns taxpayer expenditure and criticizes Dixon era prosecutions while defending judicial process and urging higher courts if justice unsatisfied.
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Montana State
District Court
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Horsky
Dixon
Uly
Constitutional Court
Progressives Form Bi Partisan Group To Limit Special Interests
A cross party progressive bloc of about forty leaders from both parties outlines a plan for a permanent organization to curb special interests in legislation. The group will study agriculture shipping railroads labor taxation and direct election while keeping party ties aside. Supporters cite figures like Senator Lafollette and Congressman Huddleston as driving a non political approach intended to serve national welfare.
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Congress
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Huddleston
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Public Watch On Influence Of Special Interests In Washington
The piece notes how special interests influence legislation in Washington and argues that any genuine move to combat such influence should gain public support. It discusses plausible public concern and the need for accountability.
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Washington
NOT SO BAD Prince Andrew Punished by Greek Army Court
Prince Andrew, brother of former King Constantine, is stripped of rank and banished for disobeying orders while commanding a Greek army unit in World War I. The commentator notes Greece’s fragile future and suggests he might view the punishment as not severe.
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Constantine
Greece
Turkey
Andy
Lima Ohio votes reject two mill levy prompting budget cutbacks
In Lima Ohio population 50000 the managers of the city announce funding from current taxes only and begin retrenchment. Street lights are shut off police reduced to five patrolmen and three of five fire stations closed. The piece argues this economy may be taken too far and warns of risks to safety and crime.
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Lima
Ohio
Harding backs abolition of twelve hour workday in industries
President Harding endorses the Federated American Engineering Societies report after four years of study, urging an end to the twelve hour day. He argues it harms citizenship, family life, and does not serve economic interests, calling industrial slavery an issue America should end.
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Harding
Federated American Engineering Societies
Engineering Societies’ Committee
America
Books for seven cents on Berlin streets sell ex Kaiser memoirs
Report notes street vendors in Berlin hawking copies of a former Kaiser’s Personal Memoirs for seven cents each in American currency, reflecting wartime economy and public demand for imperial writings.
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Berlin
Dear Miss Fairfax matrimonial bureau opens singed note
A cheeky letter mocks a retail matrimonial bureau joke with a flirtatious exchange about landings of husbands and second hand wives, styled as a humorous epistolary page.
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Nat Goodwin
Miss Fairfax
Haremites
Be On Safe Side in Love Letters Advice for Lovers
An Exchange column essay warns to think before writing love letters and to temper romantic words with discretion. It notes the risks of fixed words without tone or gesture, cautions women in particular, and suggests measured affection while acknowledging letters can comfort when meetings are rare. Partnerships may end or falter. engagements are not unbreakable.
Dimpled beauty linked to heredity warns of breeding
Dr A S Warthin, at Michigan, argues birthmarks and facial traits like dimples reflect heredity and can mark a girl as below par. He calls for eugenics and better living conditions to breed superior humans, citing the proverb blood will tell.
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A. S. Warthin
University of Michigan
Doctor Warthin
Rope of Rat Tails Exhibition by Blackfeet Leader
A 19-foot rope woven from 3 000 gopher tails is on display at the Montana extension office. Chief Spllt-Ear and tribal assistants near Browning created the rope as part of a rodent control drive that reportedly destroyed about 15 000 ground squirrels. The rope was prepared for shipment to the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Montana Extension
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Spllt-Ear
Browning
Glacier County
Montana
Canine Mixture Exchange Quip
A person mentions a dog mix joke noting a dog described as three quarters collie and four fourths bull. The quip reflects playful wordplay about breed proportions.
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Billie
Firet of the Month Doves Face Fiery End
A brief note hints at two doves in a love nest and foreshadows a looming clash as killing begins.
Weak weary women seek relief with Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs W Grills of Great Falls Montana testifies that frequent kidney trouble caused back pain and headaches. After using Dean's Kidney Pills her symptoms disappeared and she could sleep. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY prints the claim.
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Dean
Keep bowels regular for good health with Chamberlain's Tablets
Advice urges regular bowel movements for well being and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild and gentle option when needed.
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Chamberlain
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