State House announces bank dividend and new beauty board member
A 13 percent dividend is paid to Merchants Bank of Livingston creditors, totaling 99,840 with 50 percent already disbursed. Governor Holt appoints Tom Liss of Butte to the state board of beauty culturist examiners to fill William Richardson’s vacancy. exams in Missoula set for January 26.
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Merchants Bank of Livingston
Frank H. Johnson
Tom Liss
Butte
Holt
State Board of Beauty Culturist Examiners
William Richardson
Missoula
State water board to discuss Jefferson river irrigation plans
The state water conservation board and district residents will hold a meeting at Whitehall on January 7 to discuss three major irrigation projects for the Jefferson river valley. The announcement came from the board's public information offices in the state house.
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Jefferson River
State Water Conservation Board
Whitehall
Stateouse
State livestock brand remains with abandoned wife
Attorney General Nagle states in a formal opinion requested by Paul Raferty that the herd brand belonging to the abandoned wife cannot be transferred to her husband even if he is convinced she will not return. The ruling underscores the property rights of the wife despite the husband’s claim.
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Nagle
Paul Raferty
State Livestock Commission
Patrol Self Supporting Through License Fees and Fines
State highway patrol has been self supporting since beginning operations. From May to November receipts totaled 109 458 dollars while expenditures reached 68 154 dollars as shown by state auditor John J. Holmes.
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State Highway Patrol
John J. Holmes
Horticultural Imports Inspect 756 Carloads in Montana
Between last June and September 756 carloads of fruits and vegetables were inspected at 10 boundary stations by agents of the horticulture division of the state department of agriculture. The total nearly doubles the carloads inspected the previous year.
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Montana
Boundary
Horticulture Division
State Department of Agriculture
A. P. Bruce
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Montana Education Projects Approved but Not Funded
Miss Elizabeth Ireland states that national relief offices have approved Montana educational projects in general adult, literary, vocational, and workers education, but no funds have been set aside yet to finance them.
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Montana
Elizabeth Ireland
Rehearing Asked in Lunardello Miner Compensation Case
The Republic Coal Co asks the state supreme court for a rehearing after awarding compensation to Edward Lunardello, a miner injured on company property. The firm argues the court overlooked its questions and that its decision conflicts with a statute not considered on appeal.
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Republic Coal Co
State Supreme Court
Edward Lunardello
Extradition Denied In Auto Sale Case
Governor Holt refused the extradition request to return a Montana woman from North Dakota who fled Bozeman after signing a conditional sales contract for a car. She had 10 monthly installments of 16 dollars remaining.
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Holt
Montana
North Dakota
Bozeman
Grace Stone Coates Receives National Recognition
Martinsdale author Grace Stone Coates gains national status by being named in Who's Who and Principal Women of America for 1936. She serves as Frontier assistant editor and co authored Riding the Gracestone Coates High Country with Pat Tucker. Coates is appointed district supervisor of the federal writers project with WPA duties in Billings and Butte.
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Grace Stone Coates
Martinsdale
Montana
Who
America
Coates
Federal Writers’ Project
Billings
Butte
H. G. Merriam
Missoula
Montana Governator Denies Collection Agency Plan
Montana governor rejects idea of joining a collection agency scheme and urges cautious policy. He frames the approach as inappropriate for state finances and vows to seek alternatives.
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Montana
Astle Resigns to Lead Farm Debt Division
Ed P. Astle, former assistant secretary to Governor Cooney, resigns to join the federal rural resettlement administration in Denver. He will oversee the farm debt division covering Montana, Wyoming and Colorado. he previously worked in newspaper roles in eastern Montana.
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ED Astle
Ed P. Astle
Cooney
Federal Rural Resettlement Administration
Denver
Statehouse
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Astle
Helena Police Brief Files Mandamus Over Pay Law
Helena police brief asks Montana Supreme Court to compel Mayor C. J. Bausch and city council to apply a new police salary law. The case seeks $168 monthly pay and back pay for officers, arguing police departments are state-governed and under legislative power. Also notes Greenwich Village houses dating to colonial days.
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Helena
State Supreme Court
C. J. Bausch
High Court
Lewis and Clark County
Police Department
Greenwich Village
New York City
Addis Ababa Becomes Ethiopia's Capital in 1892
In 1892 Addis Ababa was established as the capital of Ethiopia marking a new era for national governance. The move centralized administration and reflected a shift in political power and regional prestige.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
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