Search and seizure bill passes the House in late session
Lawmakers push through a sheriff power to confiscate vehicles with over one quart of liquor. Bills extend penalties for bootlegging to life imprisonment and seek to reform livestock and public health departments within a broad state government reorganization.
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Helena
Senate
State Agricultural Department
White of
Fergus
House
Lincoln
Dearborn
Skulason
House Committee
Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
State Board of Health
State Board of Examiners
Senate Committee of the
Congress
Gate of the Rockies
Ainimost
Military Affairs Committee
Simmons
Carey Fund Board
Montara‘ Irrigation Commission
Lawmakers Consider Major Reforms to Motor Vehicle Licenses
Senator Gibson of Treasure proposes revamping the motor vehicle license law with higher fees and new record keeping for gas vendors. The bill includes immediate registration on purchase and varied fees by vehicle type, with steep increases for trucks and large passenger vehicles and penalties up to 400 dollars for violations.
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Senitor Gibson
Treasure County
Treasure
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
So. P. Nd
SO Hi. Pn
Do You Want His Job Harry Althamar Oversees Seized Liquor
The piece describes Harry F. Althamar as the government custodian of all seized liquors and stills in the Chicago district. It notes a large stock valued around 35,000,000 with 57 stills in his keeping and hints at his duties and the scope of the operation.
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Harry F._Althamar
Harry
Chicago
Wace
Wedded 75 Years Jacob and Sarah Dick of New York
Jacob and Sarah Dick of New York mark a seventy fifth wedding anniversary photographed at the celebration. They are eighty eight years old and were born in Fristick, Galicia where they married. They came to this country 35 years ago and remain in good health with full faculties.
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Jacob
Sarah Dick
New York
Fristick
Galicia
Oil Well at El Dorado Sparks Arkansas Boom
El Dorado Arkansas draws national attention after a major oil find follows abundant gas. The first successful oil well now produces 25,000 barrels a day, as pictured in the era's report.
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Dorado
Il Dorado
Ark
Radiium Experiments Harm French Professor Vaillant
A French professor Vaillant suffered severe injuries to an arm and both hands from radium experiments, according to reports.
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Professor Vaillant
France
Wre Tost
Lighting tricks bloom control for poinsettias
Dr. W. W. Garner and H. J. Allard of the U S Department of Agriculture showed that regulating daily light exposure speeds or delays poinsettia blooming. Limiting light to only a few hours daily tricks the plant into blooming before year end, according to the Christmas Science Monitor.
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W. W. Garner
H. J. Allard
United States Department of Agriculture
Science. Monitor
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White
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Lvestock Sanitary Board
Agricultural Department
Billy
Donlin
Stewart
Deer Laduwe
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Somers
Board of Horticulture
Cultural Department
Senate Agricultural Committee
Board ‘of Horticulture
Department of Labor and Industry
Department of Agriculture
Grain Grading Commission
Board of Poultry Husbandry
Lewis
Chouteau
Veterans’ Welfare
Lay
Textbook Commission
Child Welfare Division
County High School Boards of Trustees
Ely
Secretary of State
Powder Trust
Cooney
DiNaven
Scharnikow
MacDonald
Silver
Appropriations
Broadwater County
Fourteenth Judicial District
Rouse
General Fund
Board of Health
Wororad
Aldwych- in-the-Strand
London
Great Bush International Sales
Aldwych
Strand
St. Mary le Strand
Marine
Hills
Haiti
Settlor Hiram Johnson
United States
Island
Republic
Harding-Coolidge
Harding
Mr. Coolidge
Stronze
Elmer H. Hannan
Washington
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