Statesmen Clash Over Knowledge in Montana Legislature
The conflict pits Hon. Ronald Higgins of Missoula county against Attorney General Ford over subpoenas about Higgins's remarks in debate on bootlegger prosecutions. Higgins argues constitutional protection for legislative speech. he has not appeared to answer questions. The dispute centers on possible misconduct and enforcement under the prohibition act.
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Missoula
Ronald Higgins
Missoula County
Ford
Higgins
Representative Higgins
Attorney General
Mr. Higgins
Capitol
Warn your kidneys before health slips away
The article stresses kidneys are vital to health and long life. It warns that nervousness, weakness, dizziness, sleeplessness, and back pain signal kidney trouble. Impurities build and convert to uric acid, risking harm unless kidneys are helped promptly.
Haarlem Oil Capsules GOLD MEDAL advertised as cure
An old world remedy promotes Haarlem Oil Capsules of the GOLD MEDAL brand imported from Holland. It claims soothing oils and herbs boost health and offer prompt relief with a money back guarantee. Sold in sealed three bottle packages at drug stores with insistence on authentic import.
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Haarlem
I Holland
Montana newspapermen to hold state convention at Great Falls
President Joseph D. Scanlan calls Montana Editorial association meeting in Great Falls for September 4 5 6 with Governor Stewart as a speaker. The event will feature social events and tours, with Rainbow hotel hosting, as about 280 newspapers represented and over 1 000 skilled workers employed in weekly plants.
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Joseph D. Scanlan
Montana Editorial Association
Great Falls
Helena
Miles City
QO. S. Warden
Black Eagle Falls
Electric City
Rainbow Hotel
Palm Room
Montana
New Primary Law Rotates Ballot Order and Ends Double Primary
A legislative analysis outlines the amended primary law changing ballot order by rotating names every 25 ballots and ending the double primary in presidential years. It requires voters to declare party affiliation, restricts independents, and moves to a single primary held 45 days before the first Tuesday in June.
Cone Chosen State Market Director in Montana
Frank Cone of Hamilton was appointed market director for Montana by the Montana trade commission at its first meeting under house bill No 14 the profiteer bill. The salary is 300 dollars per month and the commission includes three state railroad commissioners. Cone a Ravalli county state senator will oversee field work and help set maximum prices and profits on food and other commodities.
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Frank Cone
Hamilton
Montana
Montana Trade Commission
Higgins
State Railroad Commission
Trade Commission
Cone
Ravilli County
Phosphorus and Bitro-Phosphate touted for flesh gain
An owner claims phosphorous deficiency causes thinness and says organic Bitro-Phosphate, absorbed by nerve tissue, restores vigor and body fullness. The note cautions against fat gain for those not seeking weight increase and mentions Euro-Phosphates as relief for nervousness and debility.
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New York
E CE
Aldrayzista
Europe
Montana Farmer
Huseth
Fete Optometrist and Optician
Scanlan
Miles City Daily Star
Miles City Montanan
Commission
Montana Joint Stock Land Bank
Hwelena Montana
County Central Committee
Hathaway
House
Senate
Cis
Apt
T Des
General School Supply Co
Great Falls, Montana
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