A Reasonable Doubt in a City Street Drama
Tom Hubbard lies wounded while Dr Lagrue fights to finish a life risking operation. A tense standoff unfolds as Tom demands vengeance on Slickear Nolan and the doctor contemplates escape with baby in danger. Police and Feds circle, Nolan’s guilt appears tied to a larger scheme, and a surgeon’s late night mercy weighs against a violent past.
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Tom
Dr. Lagrue
Doc
Slickear Nolan
Nolan
Eon
New York
Bedford
Keyport
Tonger
Tom Hubbard
Coast Artillery
Sandy Hook
Beach Park
Ivery
Jersey
Little Hell
The
Federal
Reilly’s
Slick
Sweeny
Ae Ou
Jane
Slickear
Women’s Club Biennial Convention Planned for Glasgow
District five of the Montana Federation of Women’s clubs will hold its biennial convention in Glasgow September 23 and 24. Registration starts September 22 at the Roosevelt hotel with a reception for state officers that evening. District officers preside. state and district chairmen will attend and participate. Awards will honor clubs with the greatest membership gain and best exhibit reflecting the year’s work.
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Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Glasgow
Hostess Clubs
Glasgow Woman’s Club
Sunflower Art Club
Glasgow Junior Woman’s Club
Roosevelt Hotel
L. E. Montgomery
Glen
H. Earl Clack
Havre
C. L. Arivee
Wolf Point
C. D. Hansen
Poplar
F. F. Bossuet
General Federation
Gladys Heinrich
Hardin
H. S. Musigbrod
Wisdom
Howard Bogart
Henrietta Crockett
Helena
Department of Public Welfare
Rose Sklower
Malta
Art
Harold Siqueland
A. C. Corbin
L. Marshall
Levy Limit Procedure and Tax Basis Explained
Attorney General Harrison J. Freebourn holds that county tax levies should use taxable valuation, not assessed valuation, to fix 16 mill county levies. The 1923 legislative amendment clarifies taxable value as the basis for computing county bonded indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison J. Freebourn
Ernest E. Fenton
Treasure County
State welfare reports five month commodity distribution
Administrator I M Brandford of the state department of public welfare states that from March to July the commodities division distributed to needy residents of the state foodstuffs valued at 194000 dollars clothing valued at 186000 dollars and household articles valued at 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Brandford
State Department of Public Welfare
Department
Montana Telephone Tax Brings In 9500 in First Quarter
Montana's new tax on telephone company incomes, effective April 1, yielded 9500 for the first three months. The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph led contributions among about 450 companies reporting. many were exempt from payment.
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Montana
State Board of Equalization
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Valley
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Lovell
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Marion, Mont
Heart of Wheat
Route 5
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Spruce St
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Vaueha
R. J. Rollis & Co, Ltd
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Fishtail
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Cytherea Club
Seattie
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Sprague Ave
Helena Stamps Works
J. J. Parsons & Sons
Judith Gap
Wally Portires
Billings
M.N. A
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Seabright
Sweeney
Lis
Alcatraz
Dec
Federation
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Great Falls
Charles M. Russell
Russell
U. S
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Otel
Ainbow
National Fertilizer Association
Anaconda Sales Co
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United States
Tease
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