Legislature in brief sets plans for memorials and school bills
A House committee report pauses the Clark Lewis explorers memorial. Bills propose Three Forks and Great Falls statues and a Fort Assiniboine Agricultural and Manual Training school. Senate favors S B 19 changing primary to July third Tuesday. Multiple investigations, college plans, and tax and banking measures fill the agenda.
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British Army Embarks for China Under Orders
United Press reports 13 000 British troops under orders to sail or move to the far east. One thousand British marines set sail from Portsmouth today. Indian troops in Hong Kong and four battalions in India head to Shanghai as refugees flood the city. Foreign warships converge on Shanghai with concessions guarded amid labor unrest following the Cantonese defeat at Lanchi.
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Lanchi
Foreigners in Shanghai Face Dangers as Cantonese Troops Advance
The United Press reports foreign residents in Shanghai crouched behind barbed wire as Cantonese troops threaten the city. Marines and guards protect a thin perimeter while Sun Chaun Fane’s army retreats toward Shanghai after a prior defeat. Evacuations of missionaries are ordered. over four thousand Americans and families are assembled with about one thousand troops guarding them.
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Montana Bill Seeks Harsh Gun Toting Penalties
Helena January 24 Five years added to a crime sentence for a first offense carrying a gun would mark the Cavanaugh Thorssen measure to regulate firearm possession in Montana. A second offense would bring 10 years, third 15, and fourth 25 years or life for habitual offenders. The bill allows certain officials to carry and limits display for sale while requiring transfer registrations. It targets public danger from armed individuals without major impact on sportsmen or homeowners.
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Montana Auto Club backs three cent gasoline tax plan
State leaders report steps to enact the three cent gasoline tax passed last November. A bill to implement roadwork allocation and county inspection duties is urged, with sessions limited in certain counties and extra days allowed if posted. Also proposed are property tax collection aid and per diem provisions for officials attending meetings. The Montana Automobile Association also seeks industrial accident coverage for road inspectors.
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Seven Year Old Boy Killed in Hammer Attack at Washington School
Stanley Lee, 17, an inmate at Washington State Training School, is likely to face first degree murder charges for fatally striking Ottie Hudson, 16, with a hammer during a work incident at Chehalis Washington. Lee reportedly struck Hudson after accusing him of shirking work and continued with five more blows after Hudson fell.
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Minority groups in Milwaukee may oppose rail merger
St. Paul reports that minority interests of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific railroad may seek ICC review to oppose a planned consolidation with the Northern Pacific and Great Northern into a single system. Charles Donnelley, NP president, said merger plans are still in preliminary stages.
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Great Northern
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Twin Bridges Visitors Moran and Dionne Attend Saturday
Gertrude Moran and Mary Dionne were visitors from Twin Bridges who attended events on Saturday.
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Guy Gray
C. H. Parlour
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Charles Burden
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I. Cashmore
Gertrude Moran
Mary Dionne
Twin Bridges
John Tessier P. D. Box 833 Dillon Montana
John Tessier listed with P. D. Box 833 in Dillon Montana. No further details provided in readable text.
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New Treaty Push Aims to Curb Anti Foreign Spirit in China
In Washington on the 25th a Porter's Chinese resolution seeks swift House action to negotiate new treaties with China. The goal is to replace the Unequal Treaties that provoked Chinese wrath toward foreigners.
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United Press
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Dan
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Foley's Honey and Tar Advocated by Cleveland Mother
Ohio mother praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for children noting it contains no chloroform or harmful opiates, is nonconstipating, helps coughs quickly, eases snuffles and fevers, and provides security to have it at home. Potts druggist ad.
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