American Bar Association session considers wide reform agenda
At the St Louis gathering, the American Bar association weighs uniform state statutes court procedure and ethics reforms. Reports urge federal rules for common law, foreign rights protection, and removal of civil actions to federal courts, with the constitution defended as the core of American liberty.
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St. Lewis
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
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Staiyles
United States
League of Nations
Convention of the American Bar Association
District Court
Persoh
Washington
Hampton T. Carson
Philadelphia
Carson
Theories on Pacific Continent Denied by Geologist
F C Andrews chief of the NSW Geological Survey told the recent Pacific scientists that there was no prehistoric Pacific continent. He argued evidence shows Hawaii and other islands were small landmasses with no direct land connections and that Hawaii was once less developed. A contrasting view came from Professor William A Bryan of the University of Hawaii who claimed a Pacific continent existed long ago.
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Mouohal
Awe
F.C. Andrews
Geological Aurvey
New South Wales
Australia
Mr. Andrews
Wil Many A. Bryan
University of Hawaii
Pacific
Dancing GinLo of Papeete Performs for Festival Prize
Dancers in Papeete won 3000 francs for best hula at a five day Fall of the Bastie celebration. The event revived Polynesian fusinns with hinemes and songs, featuring 20-part folk choral styles and vibrant street parades. A second 3000 franc prize went to a Yaupaa district group for a paddling and sea battle tableau.
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Papeete
Tuhit
Bastie
Sven
South Seas
Siven
Aly
Papecte
Ceart
Notice of film showing at Antlers theatre in Helena
Notice from James Doggett stating he will not be responsible for any debts of his wife Mary T Doggett. The Expanding Years a creel film on modern Home Mission activity will be shown at the Antlers theatre today at one o clock under Methodist conference auspices. There is a Tocqueville quote about public morality and political institutions.
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Golf Links
Bsingrove
Wtermilly
Daly
Helena
Montana
Mary T. Dogegell
Antlers
de ‘Tocqueville
Captain Cooke Grants Drain on Tarlac Cure
Captain Cooke, a longtime Grose Norther conductor from Saint Paul, credits Tan- Inc for restoring his health after years of stomach trouble heartburn and near fainting. He reports renewed appetite and energy and says all symptoms vanished after treatment. Buyer notes Helena seller Brud-Fisher Deng Co- Ady.
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Tan- Inc. 1
Tantae Hins
Tantae
Helena
Buidd- Fisher Deng Co—Ady
Bubbles and Froth in Political Pots
Reports from St Louis claim charges against Congressman Britten of Illinois alleging British parliament funds supported United States campaigning. British ambassador Sir Auckland Geddes denied any party contribution, stating only living expenses of embassy staff are financed from a fund around 87 thousand dollars. Idaho Falls delegates named nominees for Democratic ticket with Senator John W. Madden renominated and Walters favored for governor on second ballot.
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Britten
Illinois
Washington
Auckland Geddes
Ancktami Sais
Idaho Falls
Idaho
United States
John W. Mu- Ret
T. A. Waletees
Caldwell
Nominations Listed For Multiple Idaho Supreme Court Posts
The notice lists candidates including Chief Justice J. H. Forney of Moscow for a six year term and J. Flynn of Sand Point for a provisional seat, with Edward M. Sollen for supreme court, George H. Corts for secretary of state, Egbert Jones for state attorney general, Ross W. Bales for state superintendent of public instruction, Olive Petrashek and W. Snow among others.
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J. H. Forney
Moscow
Jong Derin
Sy Wee
Pocatello
Faillic Instruction
Olive Petrashek
Nellagg
Snow
Gilmore
Cole Resigns as Republican State Committee Chairman
The resignation of W. L. Cole as chairman of the Republican state committee was accepted at a committee meeting held here today. Sto Danis is noted in the report with Aug. as a time marker.
Fragmented note on Horsforidis acid phosphate use
A damaged line mentions Horsforidis acid phosphate to be used in some fruit dishes and hints at a strong flavor. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or full details.
Plans to Increase Sales of Breakfast Brownies
Returning from Minneapolis the directors of the Breakfast Brownies company met to approve plans for wide publicity and expansion. Helene will supervise Montana and South Dakota territories while Mie Hicin Clie handles Anal trate, with distributive staff for new markets. A new plant site adjacent to a creek will be purchased and equipment ordered for early expansion. deliveries are expected early next week.
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Breakfast Grownies Company
Th. A. Weltinar
Tunanei
Bo Romie Tell
Plana
Far & Bie
Cammeden
Helin
Montana
Nerdeon
Bouth
Dakota
Ghot
Lie
Creck
Addin Earloud
Brownian
Helene
Wegner Funeral Friday in Old Ume County
The funeral for Tvatte Weyer, longtime county resident and former chairman of the board of commissioners, will be held Friday afternoon. Details appear brief and partially obscured in the notice.
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Wegner
Tvatte Weyer
Organized County Salvation Army Advisory Board Formed
The county advisory board of the Salvation Army met yesterday to plan study areas for county welfare. Members discussed enjoining Salvation Army field services with local communities and selecting officers from several towns to represent localities and coordinate the effort.
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the Salvation
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Achuo
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Poornith
J. Mevile
WO. Hammon
Audrey Mr. Holter
Rayehuren
Ogden
Fugusta
Mie Jacobs
Basel Helen
J. Tf Wiens
Wie Creek
Robert Kirk
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Sharhal Perret
Aee Doorrity
Marsaville
TM Ninel
Calin
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Malian socialist party backs Savigh Bassin recognition
A manifesto printed by the Avanti newspaper in Rome on August 25 states the Malian socialist party favors recognizing Savigh Bassin. It calls for a major demonstration on August 29 to protest reactionary attitudes in France, Italy's instability, and the top city of Italy.
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Rome
Socialist Party
Savigh Bassin
Enid
Italy
Avanti
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