Montana Amendment Proposals for Board of Equalization
Notice describes two constitutional amendments proposed for Montana voters in 1922 and 1928. It outlines creating County and State Boards of Equalization, powers to adjust property valuations, board composition and terms, and election procedures for the amendments. It also adds a new section permitting municipal government plans for counties and cities with voter approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
County Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Legislative Assembly OF
Board of County Commissioners
Senate
County Boards of Equalization
Korard of Equattnation
Montana Secretary of State Endorses County Form Amendment
The act provides for submission to qualified Montana electors of an amendment to Article XVI adding Section 7 to authorize the Legislature to provide a form and plan of government for counties and for cities and counties under such form or plan. The secretary of state signs and seals the document dated August 1 in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State of
Legislative Assembly
State OF Montana
I, Co
T. Stewart
Helena
A. D
Pancakes For All Occasions And Grit Test Verse
A 1922 Western Newspaper Union column features pancake recipes for many meals including potato, oyster, French, and drop doughnuts with details on ingredients and steps. It also includes a call to test personal grit by choosing a joy and quitting it to measure willpower.
Cookery tips and batter bread recipe notes from old column
A fragment from a recipe column describes measuring sugar and flour, baking powder, milk, shortening, eggs, flavoring, and coconut for a cake or dessert. It adds directions for using canned milk in a cream soup and outlines Southern Batter Bread with cornmeal batter, milk, water, salt, fat, baking powder, and beaten egg whites.
This Department Supplied by the American Legion News Services
The copy notes material supplied by the American Legion News Services for department pages and related coverage. It references standard Legion features and official notices distributed to member posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion News Services
Legionnaires Favor Old Dances at National Convention
At the American Legion's big national convention in New Orleans, Legionnaires voiced approval for traditional dances like the waltz the minuet and the Virginia reel. Marine veteran Bloor Schleppey organized the program with care, noting the dances reflect Southern sentiment and a move away from jazz dancing.
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Virginia
American Legionnaires
American Association
Legionnnaires
Bnewise
Bloor Schieppey
New Orleans
National American Legion
Schleppey
Spanish Fort Park
Legion
American Legion
Pajamas Made by Hawaii Women For Wounded Vets
Messages tucked in bright pajamas given to wounded veterans in American hospitals. The garments were sewn in tropical heat by American women under royal and military supervision, including the wife of Taiwan’s governor and the Marine barracks commandant’s wife, overseen by Mrs Dorothy B Harper in Hawaii. The effort began after an appeal from auxiliary workers at Camp Logan hospital in Texas.
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Aloha
Tiannan
American Legion Auxiliary
United States
Taiwan
Marine Barracks
Dorothy B. Harper
Tawaii
American Legion
U.S. Marines
Nilo
Hawaii
Camp Logan
Tex
Love This. He There’s Jack and he’s quarrel ing again
The brief clashed between characters as tensions rise over a strained relationship. A melodramatic quarrel hints at an imminent falling out within a domestic scene conveyed in the weekly period voice.
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Jack
American Legion Weekly
Death by own action in Dublin prank
The account notes a fatality tied to a practical joke in Dublin. A bystander recalls a man named Joe died after leaning from a window and shouting wire. The anecdote appears in a bulletin from the American Legion Weekly, Los Angeles.
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Joe
Dublin
American
Legion Weekly
Bulletin
Los Angeles
Seven war veterans paroled from Missouri prison aided by Legion auxiliary
Seven veterans, all with military service, were released from Jefferson City penitentiary and paired with American Legion Auxiliary members who secured clothing jobs and homes. Most suffer from mental illness or tuberculosis. Mrs. A. O. DeWitte led the drive, securing Gov Kyde’s promise to send more men to government hospitals. The parolees will report weekly as rehabilitation efforts test the policy of private aid versus state care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
American Legion
Auxiliary
A. 0. DeWitte
Missouri Auxiliary
Arthur M.kyde
Oklahoma Legion Leader Flies 100 Miles In Four Minutes
Gen Toy Hoffman and Lieut Charles Mills flew from Oklahoma City to Lawton to deliver a patriotic address. The trip covered 100 miles with two minutes in hand, completing the journey with a four minute spare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hoffman
Oklahoma Legion Worker
Toy Hoffman
Oklahoma
American Legion
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Charles Mills
Lessons in Flag Etiquette in Hazleton
Hazleton residents are urged by the American Legion to improve flag etiquette. Officials report numerous violations and plan to form a committee to educate the public on proper display and handling of the flag, noting general citizen goodwill and ignorance as causes.
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Hazleton
American Legion
Fla
Toen Post
Committee of Instruction
Loyal to His Company in Insurance Plot
A village man tells an insurance agent he seeks a 50 000 accident policy though he is a bad risk. He owns fast racing cars and admits he often rides with other men's wives. He says one wife is his and bets the agent his life is worth little.
Forecast of Congressional Elections in the West Primary Phase
The piece discusses remaining Senate election prospects and questions whether Republicans can retain the House. It notes Republican control after 1920s Harding landslide, potential losses in districts, and how House control would affect Harding's agenda and renomination bid, with Democratic risk to GOP stability if Democrats win.
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United States
Senate
House
Constess
Mary Picarding
Harding
G. A. PL
Aten
Parcel Post Troubles With Animals In Crates
Crocodile like creatures and other animals shipped by parcel post raise concerns from Cincinnati Postmaster Be-liner and officials. He warned about harnessing odd stock and questioned clerk safety as shipments hatch or escape, urging postal authorities to curb such events.
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Oman
Beliwiner
Cincinnati
Belginer
Behymer
Fullberoa Wiehud
Oan Otto Postofice
Cin Chinati
Nineteen Army Officers Promoted to High Ranks
President Harding approves six major generals and thirteen brigadier generals as the Army promotes leaders in peacetime. Vacancies and retirements enabled the largest peace-time promotions to this level, with nominations to the Senate planned by year end. Names include A W Brewster Edward M Lewis Robert L Trowse and others in major commands and staff roles.
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Harding
Riseadiet
Weeks
Senate
Army
Congress
A. W. Brewster
War Department
Edward ME. Lewis
Lees
Camp Brivis
Tes
Robert L. Trowse
First Cavalry Division
Paso
Vex
William Lessiter
Wear Department
George B.duncan
Fourteenth Infantry
Port Omaha
Neb
Eriest
John B. McDonald
Charles HL. Barth
Willoughby Walke
John BB. Bellinger
Richmond P. Davis
John M. Palmer
John M. Palmer, Aid de Camp To General Pershing; Briant J. Wellsdward L. King
Frank R. McCouys
Harold TS. Fisk
Talstead Dorey
Ugh A. Pram
Stuart Weinteelnin
United States Eyes Control of Dardanelles in Asia Minor
Washington asserts definite US interests in the Dardanelles as part of protecting American lives and property in Asia Minor. The capitulations treaty rights are disputed after WWI, with Allies maintaining force to keep the straits open if needed. The United States states it will not join military action but stresses the strategic importance of Constantinople and the straits for commerce and maritime power.
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Constantinople
United States
Washington
Asian Minor
Dardanelles
Turkey
Asia Minor
Germany
Austria
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United Statics OF America
IC. T. Stewart
Tlelena
Co. T. Stewart
Secretry of State
United States OF America
Western Newspaper Union
Earth
Legionnaires
Missouri Legion
America
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