War Time Prohibition Pains and Penalties Explained
Public notice details the National Prohibition Act effective Oct 30 1919. It defines intoxicating liquor and outlines penalties for maintaining unlawful premises, plus rights of action for injuries from intoxication and remedies for victims and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whaley
Daniel C. Roper
Commissioner of
Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Claim Present Tax Law Is Unfair
The Montana tax law is condemned as inadequate and unfair by county officers and the Montana Municipal League in Miles City. A committee, including officials from Helena and Butte, will study conditions city by city while a Supreme Court decision on current provisions is awaited. Also a note invites readers to have eye exams at Stamm's Jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Montana
Montana Municipal League
Miles City
League
William Biggs
Helena
A. H. Bowman
Hardin
Peter Kelly
Butte
Chas. Martin
A. J. Duncan
BH. A. Hardcastle
G. M. Brown
Supreme Court
Public notice directions from Commissioner Roper issued
The directions issued by Commissioner Roper are presented as the most important for the public at this time. W. C. Whaley, Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roper
W. C. Whaley
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California
C.c. Thornton
S Security State Bank
Ternecs
Member
Federal Reserve System
Marshall Field
Burke
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Tribune Book
Dillon, Mont
Wemple & Holtz
Beaverhead’ Motors Co
Fords
E. W. Jones
Stamm's Jewelry Store
State and
United States Examiners
Beaverhead State Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Pathe Phonograph
Thomas Book Store
Lee Veterinary Barn
Salmon, Idaho
Hampshire
Willamette Valley
Thos. P. Carnes
Cotswold Bucks
WM. Carpenter
Fred Briscoe
Harry L. Summers
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