Montana Amends Constitution creating State and County Boards
The Montana Legislature enacts a constitutional amendment to Section Fifteen of Article Twelve creating County Boards of Equalization and a State Board of Equalization with defined powers and duties. The measure outlines board composition, terms, qualifications, and the process to submit the amendment to voters in the next general election, with official certification and repeal of conflicting acts. It sets election ballots and post election canvassing rules, and takes effect upon approval.
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Montana
State of
County Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Legislative Assembly OF
Board of
County Board of Equalisation
Senate
County Boards of Equalization
United States OF America
State OF Montana
I. C. T. Stewart
Yeys the Fanital
Notice of Election Constitutional Amendment Montana 1922
Notice of election to submit a constitutional amendment adding Section 7 to Article XVI authorizing the Legislature to establish forms of municipal government for counties or counties and cities and towns. Includes provisions on abolishing or merging governments, officer designations, duties, penalties, and boundaries. Separate official ballots proposed for or against, with repeal of conflicting acts upon passage approved February 26, 1931.
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State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Legislative Assembly OF
State
Montana Secretary of State certifies amendment submission
State of Montana records announce the submission to qualified electors of Article XVI to add Section 7 authorizing the legislature to provide a government form for counties or counties and cities and counties, signed by T C T Stewart as Secretary of State with the Great Seal, dated August 1.
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State OF
Montana
T. C
T. Stewart
Legislative Assembly
Helena
The Dream of Greater Good Lifts Man From Brute Level
A short editorial note argues that humanity’s dream is uplift through knowledge and invention. The piece suggests that without this ascent people remain like quenched comets, implying potential lost to stagnation without progress.
Breakfast Dishes for the Family and Climbing for Legion Posts
A column describes hearty morning dishes such as Corn Beef Hash and Kidney Bacon Rolls with herbs. It also profiles George Polly of Lynn Massachusetts an ex soldier who climbs tall buildings coast to coast for Legion posts never using ropes or ladders.
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George Polly
Lynn
Mass
Truman
Tralian Army
Legion
Woolworth
New York
Custom House
Boston
Death by Gas Denounced by Wisconsin Professor
Prof. J H Mathews former World War major and chemistry chair at the University of Wisconsin denounces Nevada s gas chamber for executions calling it barbaric and inhumane He warns that capital punishment should be swift and humane and suggests only medically trained personnel should handle any gas used if approved.
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Nevada
J. H. Mathews
Department of Chemistry
University of Wisconsin
Mathews
United States Army
American Legion News Service
Legion Post Forms in New Orleans Firemen
A New Orleans post of the American Legion formed exclusively by city firemen plans to enter a team in the Legion athletic meet scheduled for October.
Big Jim Hanbery War Hero Returns to Life and Newsroom
The story recounts Lieut. James W. Hanbery known as Big Jim who led a bayonet charge at Chateau Thierry, survived severe wounds, was reported dead, returned to the United States, and later became a newspaper reporter in Omaha. It notes praise from Gen. Pershing and Gov. Allen, with ceremonies in Pittsburg Kansas Enid and Tulsa.
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Big Jim
Pittsburg
Kan
Enid
Okla
Tulsa
Tim
James W. Hanbery
Omaha
Fort Crook
American Legion
Fotnd Hanford Mace- Nider
John J. Pershing
Henry Allen
Kansas
Ratory
Hanbery
Chateau Thierry
War Department
France
States
State Normal School
Fifty-ninth Infantry
Legion Men as Policemen In Portland Lockout
Glenn H. Ticer former Infantryman and employment bureau head for the American Legion in Portland had veterans sworn in as specials as the longshore and waterfront lockout disrupted police duties. Fifty two veterans received badges and duties including L. L. Robertson who operated stop and go signals for the two month duration.
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Glenn H. Ticer
Employment Bureau of Portland
Ore
American Legion
Portland
Longshoremen’s
Water Front
L. L. Robertson
Louisiana reception committee named for Legion convention
Four state senators and four members of the Louisiana House have been named to a reception committee to greet distinguished visitors at the American Legion national convention in New Orleans from October 16 to 20.
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House of Representatives
Louisiana
American Legion National
New Orleans
Great discovery of Edwin H Armstrong and heterodyne methods
A historical overview of Edwin T Armstrong revealing his breakthrough in vacuum tube feedback for radio amplification. It explains regenerative and heterodyne techniques, tube oscillation, beat notes, and the evolution from detector to oscillator with three-electrode tubes.
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Edwin H. Armstrong
Edwin T. Armstrong
Performance Test Methods for Radio Receiving Sets
The Department of Commerce via the Bureau of Standards approves testing rules to guide performance tests conducted by Electrical Testing Laboratories of New York with the National Retail Dry Goods Association. Tests cover material and workmanship, mechanical and electrical design, adjustability, ruggedness, sensitivity, tuning sharpness, wavelength range, and fidelity of radio telephone reception.
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Department of Commerce
Bureau of Standards
Electrical Testing Laboratories of New York
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Radio notes and chatter in daily life and politics
Dr Marconi foresees radio letting a man talk with his wife unseen by others. The Newark authorities plan a $1 yearly tax on all radio owners. Washington reports President Harding owns a powerful radio set in the White House. Barbers use radio to let customers feel at home as they chat during shaves. The wave with the shave.
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Dr. Marconi
Jarr
Newark
N. J
Washington
Harding
White House
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Co. T. Stewart
Western Newspaper Union
America
Aleve Stepe
Legion Men
Oregon
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