Statesmen Clash Over Knowledge and Subpoena Boldness
Missoula representative Ronald Higgins clashes with Attorney General Ford over a subpoena on bootlegger probes. Higgins argues constitutional protection for debate remarks. a second subpoena seeks other information on Higgins' knowledge of prohibition violations. Higgins has not appeared at the attorney general's office.
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Missoula
Ronald Higgins
Missoula County
Ford
Higgins
Attorney General
Mr. Higgins
Capitol
Newspapermen of Montana Plan Grand Great Falls Meeting
Montana editors gather September 4 to 6 at Great Falls with 280 state papers represented. Governor Stewart to speak, social events planned, Rainbow Hotel hosting entertainment, and a palm-room program space. State newspaper capital and weekly papers employ over 1,000 skilled workers.
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Joseph D. Scanlan
Montana Editorial Association
Great Falls
Helena
Miles City
O. S. Warden
Palm Room
Montana
Barbers Embrace Fifty Percent Tip Expectation
The piece notes a shift in tipping norms for New York barbers with a 50 percent expectation of gratuity, suggesting customers face higher charges and potential frustration from the service staff.
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New York
Kidney Warnings Urge Immediate Health Check
The article warns that kidneys are vital to long life and health. It urges immediate action when nervous, weak, dizzy, sleepless, or back pain occurs, suggesting impurities buildup and uric acid as dangers if kidneys fail to function.
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules Promoted for Relief
Promoters claim dangerous disease relief with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. Described as old fashioned oils and herbs used worldwide by physicians. Imported direct from laboratories to Holland, with three sizes and money-back promise if not relieved.
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Haarlem
Beechiee
Holland
New Primary Law Advances in Legislature
The amended primary law introduces party specific ballots, a single presidential primary 45 days before June first, and rotates candidate names every 25 ballots. It bars independents from running after a party nomination and shifts national committeeman election to the state convention, with 10 day filing rules for committeemen petitions. The bill passes the Senate 30 to 1 and awaits governor’s signature.
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County Central Committee
Hathaway
House
Senate
Cone Chosen State Market Director
Frank Cone of Hamilton was appointed Montana market director at the Montana trade commission’s first meeting under house bill No. 14. The role carries a $300 monthly salary. the commission, with three railroad board members, can fix maximum prices and profits on food and other commodities. Cone serves as Ravalli county state senator and leads field work for the commission.
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Frank Cone
Hamilton
Montana
Montana Trade Commission
Higgins
State Railroad Commission
Trade Commission
Cone
Ravalli County
Phosphate Promise for Thin People Nagging Nervousness
An old remedy touts Hitro-Phosphate as a cure for thinness and nerves. It claims phosphorus deficiency causes illness and that organic phosphate improves nerve tissue, energy, and body fullness though cautions against fat gain with certain foods.
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Scanlan
Miles City Daily Star
Miles City Montanan
Boston
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Europe
Montana Farmer
Montana Faemer
S. C. Huseth
Optometrist
Optician
Commission
Montana Joint Stock Land Bank
General School Supply Co
Great Falls, Montana
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