Primary Bill Voters Vote On Half Percent Alcohol Change
Legislature debates House Bill 124 to abolish direct primary and move to county and state conventions with limited open features. Senate considers malt beverage limit raise to three tenths or half percent. votes on various reforms including taxation, public health, and rail controls.
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Sterena
House
Roberts
Cooney
Cascade County
Cascade County, Chairman of the Committee On Privileges and Relations
Arnold
Valley
Donlan
Taurson
Anderson
Behalt
Monfund
Montana
Slayton
Brown
Cascade
Jones
Richland
Judiciary Committee
Board of Managers
Senate
W. W. McDowell
Pauline
Eancress
Bhickfeet Endian Reservation
Montana high school basketball tournament set for Bozeman
The ninth annual Montana high school basketball tournament will be held in Bozeman from March 32 to 15. Sixteen teams will compete in 26 games to decide the state champion and eight districts will be represented plus eight other teams based on season records. The state speaking and essay contests run concurrently at State College.
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Montana
Greybull, Wyo
Imperial
Company of
Canada
Continental
United States
Continental Company
Anderson
Richland
Miles City
Custer County
Dillavoy
Steanmboat
Poard
Committee On
Stewart
Sekman
Senate
Bozeman
Fire Service Gets Large Increase in Montana Forest District
District No 1 of the national forest will receive 3285 000 for forest fire fighting this year. Last year’s appropriation was 115 000. The extra funds will double crews to 15 000 and provide summer work for many discharged soldiers and sailors. C Delevan coordinates district fire protection quotas.
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Missoula
National Forest
C. ©. Delevan
Polson Drops City Commission Vote Abolishes Commission Form
In a special election Polson abandoned the commission form with only 14 votes to retain it and 129 total votes cast reflecting minimal interest. First ward 69 for old form 8 for present. Second ward 54 to 7. Now councilmen and a mayor must be elected in April.
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Polson
City Commission
Commission
Viewers discuss far east tensions and dining mishaps
A rambling comment mentions trouble in China and a kitchen mishap, reflecting casual talk on current events and everyday life. The exchange includes two speakers, noting entertainment program chatter and a light, informal tone.
Fiction's Fascinations and the Truth of Anecdote
A playful exchange contrasts the lure of fiction with the rarity and dulling of truth. Miss Kyenne counters that truth, while scarcer, can be less entertaining than tales, highlighting a literary tension in a brief dialogue.
Young Hero of Great War Jan Kovtnik Emerges From Fronts
A photo features Jan Kovtnik a Czech Slovak youth who spent four years in battle earning two gun nicknames for fallen Germans and a cannon capture badge. He serves under a Chicago University professor in a military training school while being educated. He fought on five fronts Kiev to Vladivostok with the Czech Slav army.
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Jan Kovtnik
University of Chicago
Jan
Siberia
Kiev
Vladivostok
Tractors Introduced in Palestine with Locomotives Plows
Locomotives and tractor plows have been introduced in Palestine noting advances in agricultural equipment. The development signals modernization of farming methods and use of mechanized farming tools.
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Palestine
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Vides County
State Convention
McAfee
Minthead
Brandford Beasts
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Brandford
Missoula County
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Charles Evans Hughes
Demel
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Smith
Lewis and Clark
McKay
Lewis
Oregon
McKinley County
Edwards
Metsinley
Souheastern
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Kelsey
Custer
Belden Cated McCormick
Goodell
Committee On Railroads and Transportation
Congress
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Naylor
Dawson
Franklin
Mineral
Dunn
W. I. Dunn
Silver Bow County
Butte Bulletin
House of Representatives
Dinn
Migpgins
Liberty
Torry
Prairie County
Slattery
Valley County
H. B
Trtley
Prairie
Muich
Gallwey
Silver Bow
County Boards of Health Control
Connelly
Profiteer
Montana Millers’ Association
Food Administration
Joint Legislative Committee
Booth
Lowe
Senly
Wiggins
Muth
Sinclair
Bill Carter
Thomas H. Carter
Washington
Bureau of Agriculture and Publicity
Labor and Industry
President Wilson
Boston
Wilson
Eatter
Ossipee
George Washington
Bostom Harbor
U. S
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Vrance
George Washington Memorial Building
Builying
Fine Arts Commission
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Henry I. Dineack
Brussels
Edith Cavell
China
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