Senate Accepts Drought Relief Pact Amid Shifting Supports
The senate eased toward approval of the drought relief compromise as Robinson of Arkansas and Caraway shifted to back it, endorsing Hyde and the aid plan. Troops and protests were cited as demonstrations by unemployed workers in several cities, while Mussolini and Stimson sought cautious diplomacy over the Butler case.
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Ritchie for President movement gains national pace
Albert C. Ritchie backed by Maryland Democrats as a potential 1932 Democratic presidential nominee. A new Ritchie for President league, led by Lawrence Lockwood, aims to build 48 branches quickly with early activity on the Pacific coast and Midwest states. Edward Gabler heads the national group in Philadelphia. Governor Ritchie, four time Maryland governor, retains solid party support.
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Illinois House votes to repeal state prohibition law
The Virginia bill shows 91 to 56 in favor of wiping out the state prohibition statute and its search and seizure act. Repealers held 14 votes beyond the required margin as the measure moves to a Senate in recess until February 17 with warnings from some members for prompt action.
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Irwin under fire as Gandhi seeks probe of police cruelty
The article reports that Indian viceroy Irwin reportedly exposed tensions with the Nationalists while Gandhi, conciliatory, urged a police cruelty inquiry. The National Congress working committee sees no peace on terms, doubt over MacDonald plan acceptance, and notes Bengal's legislative council approved it.
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4-H State Convention Set for Bozeman in June
Charles E. Peter announced at the extension workers conference that the annual 4-H state convention will be held in Bozeman from June 15 to 19. Eligible attendees include those who went last year, with county representation based on last year’s club finishers.
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Missoula Camp Opens June 16 for 30 Day Infantry Training
The Citizens' Military Training camp at Fort Missoula will open June 16 and run for 30 days. A Fort Missoula infantry training camp has operated for the past decade under the War Department and the National Defense Act.
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Montana assessors cut taxes on sheep and cattle in year
Montana tax schedules for sheep and cattle are substantially lower this year after the annual meeting of the Montana Assessors association in Helena. The state board of equalization joined the discussion noting sheep market fluctuations and greater variance in the current schedule.
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National Guard units set for March to April federal inspection
Adjunct General E H Williams announces a series of federal inspections for Montana National Guard units across multiple towns from March 30 through April 28. Dates cover Helena Whitehall Bozeman Livingston Billings Sidney Bainville Froid Culbertson Poplar Wolf Point Glasgow Harlem Chinook Kalispell Great Falls Lewistown and other locations.
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Legislature considers tax study commission and licensing bills
The House approved creation of a commission to study Montana's tax system and potential consolidation to lower the burden. A bill to bar public officers from appointing relatives to public positions was introduced. Bills face tight deadlines with final transmission by February 23 and night sessions likely to continue until the docket improves.
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Doctor Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a reliable laxative with herbs and pepsin to regulate bowels and cleanse the digestive tract. It claims Dr Caldwell spent 47 years studying bowel troubles and promises fast, thorough relief with no harm, suitable for adults and children.
Giant Bible Crafted by Los Angeles Carpenter
Louis Waynal a car penter in Los Angeles completes an immense self made Bible after two years. He used a hand stamping machine to stamp every letter and mark by hand onto three foot pages from his family Bible as pattern. The volume totals 8 048 pages weighs 1 094 pounds and spans eight feet two inches in width.
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Cook-I'm Leaving In Three Minutes
The exchange shows a quick departure plan with a directive to start boiling eggs to be ready at a specific time. It captures a brief domestic moment emphasizing timing and coordination.
They Try Readings of Stray Stories Reflect Mood
In Stray Stories the line They Try captures a playful view of beauty and gender norms. The dialogue hints at casual judgments with a light social tone.
Quote on Blue Sky Laws as Inequality Confession
Editorial remark asserts blue sky laws reveal unequal treatment in markets allowing some to be fleeced while others remain protected. The line frames regulation as a confession of systematic bias in investor protection and fairness.
W Y Woman Reports 14 Pounds Lost on Kruschen Salts
A reader testimonials weight loss of 14 pounds using Kruschen Salts over a four week period. The ad promotes a daily half teaspoon with hot water and a low fat diet, claiming improved energy and brighter eyes.
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