Enforcement of the Volstead Act Remains Active
City police commissioner Enright states the department will continue enforcing the Volstead Act and district attorneys Banan and Dood will pursue cases already before them. A city state nation conference is planned to decide procedures, while federal authorities consider increased use of injunctions and padlock provisions to curb violations.
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Volstead
Banan
Dood
Hylan
Palmer Pean
Pethé
Washington
Haynes
Gine Washington
Cohen
Governor Smith Signs Prohibition Enforcement Act
Albany June 1 Governor Smith signed the legislature’s bill wiping the Mullan Gage state prohibition enforcement act off the statute books. The action closes the prior statute and affects state liquor enforcement policy.
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Albany, N.Y
Smith
Complete Plans for Central Montana Regional Summer School
Plans for the third session of the Central Montana Regional Summer School at Lewistown are complete. The program opens June 18 at the high school and June 25 at the Lincoln building with a faculty led by Superintendent J A Williams and matron Mrs Orego. Courses include American history English and general classes for various grade levels funded by student apportionment and state support.
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J. A. Williams
Harlowton
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Rev John Chirgwin Visits Grass Range in Montana
The Helena based Rev John Chirgwin, chaplain and Deacon School superintendent, visited Grass Range Saturday. He delivered an illustrated talk on Early Montana History noting Vigilante days and the Memorial Building memory of Brother Van Orsdel. He travels statewide and expects Montana to rebound stronger.
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John Chirgwin
Helena
Samday
Grass Range
Ture
Montana
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Brother van Orsdel
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Untitled exchange about alleged abuse and police
A fragmentary dialogue mentions possible time off for Ji behavior and refers to beating a wife with four police and two detectives involved. The wording is unclear and largely fragmented.
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Kelly
Trade offer for smaller car from Tremble
Willys-Knight with cylinder in good condition offered in trade for a smaller car. Contact B. F. Tremble.
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Willys-Knight
B. F. Tremble
Farmers Ship Carload Hogs to Spokane Market
Farmers from Terry send another carload of hogs to the Spokane market. County Agent Lew 48 coordinated the shipment with local farmers including Louis Thor gon Older & Merideth Earl Rey man and others. Prairie county livestock growth signals more shipments this spring and fall as corn acreage nears 16 000 acres.
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Terry
Spokane
Louis‘Thor‘gon
Older & Merideth
Earl Reyman
T.’ FitGookin
C. J. Walker
Leon Clark
Frank Kubat
Vaughn Johnson
Fran DeVine
al Wright
W. Turnbull
E. J. Neff
Lew 48
Prairie County
Montana
Transfer in Progress
A dialogue fragment notes a youth spending money freely, with anticipation that his spending will continue. The exchange hints at evolving financial behavior and upcoming changes in his access to funds. The snippet focuses on personal finance behavior without broader context.
One-man Glider by German Inventor Weighs 30 Pounds
A German inventor near Berlin developed a portable one-man glider resembling a parachute that weighs 30 pounds and folds for easy carrying. He has conducted two successful flights on the outskirts of Berlin.
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Berlin
War frauds gains urged to finish justice drive
Attorney General Daugherty reported to President Harding that the justice department recovered 3.198 million dollars in war fraud cases in the past year. He noted pending cases and a 500,000 dollar appropriation to expand fraud work, naming large judgments against Silk and Mills and Clara Phillips as major actions.
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Washington
Daugherty
Harding
Department of Justice
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Washington Intervenes Over Job Loss From Robbery
Washington reports detail a robbery where Williams was injured by the robbers whom he later helped to join a post. Age limits left him eligible only for temporary appointments as the capt of messengers. The piece notes a younger successor would have been chosen if not for age.
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Williams
Fragmentary OCR: Whisky Prohibition Notice
Fragmentary readable text mentions whisky and prohibition context with scattered phrases. No clear event date or location. unable to confirm persons or organizations.
Saddle with spurs found on road near ranch north of Hee Nan
A saddle with spurs was found abandoned on a road about nine miles north of Hee Nan, near the ranch. Authorities are tracing ownership and possible earlier use of the item.
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Hee Nan
Praber
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