Mrs Kemp May Seek A Seat In Regular Primary
Mrs Kemp widow of the late sixth district congressman proposed to resign and seek a regular primary to unite candidates for the seat. She offered a plan for all contenders to enter the race together through standard primary and general election procedures, seeking peace amid district unrest in Louisiana.
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Baton Rouge
Tar
Der
Louisiana
Alfice
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Pommeo
Wuey TP Long
Ale
Sho
Congress
Aiden Eleetion
Shiloh
Teeanarelea
New
Gfricana
Montana Highways Work Boosts Public Funds
Dozens of workers toil on Montana highway projects funded by public money. Reports show $448 000 allocated to public works with 601 percent allotment. Church note says the pope will not convene a consistory before April 1 to create new cardinals.
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Washington
der & Py
RTL
Tang
JRA Ag
Montana
Warka
Fi Montana
Contai H
Lonvenon
Vattean
Dee & GP
Holy Sear
When Your Cough Hangs On Mix This at Home
A home remedy promises quick relief for persistent coughing. It instructs mixing a syrup from 2 cups wagat or sugar, water, and a pine resin compound, then taking as needed. The ad claims immediate relief, a complete family supply, and a money-back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Norway
Senate Bills Stand 8.0 Fort Peck Lake Wheeler Funding
An OCR filled reading lists Montana Senate and committees proposals on bond issues and state land sales. Items approve passage for funds to Fort Peck developments, bonds for cities and towns, and tax payment relief. include road and highway projects and a state land sale linked to Fort Peck construction. Remaining items address writs of attachment, banking stock borrowing, and authorizing agency borrowing from RFC.
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Icke
Fort Peck
Lake Wheeler
Lowna
Achool
Judiciary Committee
RFOG
RFC
Tha U
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Ule
JR 1
Brandus- Crow Agency
Roosevelt
Montana
Legistature
Paso
Alene Ny Kovernor
Hora
Eastern
Montine Netrimal
Heritanes
Cinion
Tind Virbity of
Tnivalotary Committee
Tolle Osehers Len Corporation
Howe
QWEGON FAMILY FEUD LEADS 10.4 MURDER
A family feud in Rasonire Ore ended with a murder discovered at the wakeful home near Sudhertin. Hooley Serder faces assault and battery charges from Mra Serder after a struggle between her and her husband. The husband described a quarrel as he fled the scene, while police detained the woman’s spouse for questioning.
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Rasonire Ore
Dee
Sever Taller
Woannda
Bnedy
Ntra
Aminda
Tay
Wonn
Mra Serder
Heabaad
Peaen
Wer
Neers
Lizard Phote
Hind
Hs Wood
Mra Berder
Kojo Corder
Goooke City Highway Contract Awarded
Washington announces a $109 489 contract for surfacing about 48 miles of road from Dred Lodge to Cooks Cits Mont. S Groven and Sons of Minneapolis, Minn win the contract for the northeast Yellowstone National Park access route. Work includes aluminum surface, paving, and wood guard rails. Parking areas from prior road work to be surfaced. SHIRTS REQUIRED at local beaches. town ordinance bans going shirtless except while swimming.
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Dred Lodge
Cooks Cis Mont
S . Groven and Sons Company
Minneapolia
Minn
Raad
Yellowstone National Park
Montana Tax Measure Stirs Revenue Debate Across States Lines
A tax measure proposed in Helena faces broad exemptions for banks, utilities, and non profit groups while detailing 10 percent allocations for emergency relief and administration. The bill imposes licenses and penalties for liquor and gambling, potential storefront stores, and state wide revenue projections. Emergency relief and university millage fund needs are under review as committees finalize recommendations ahead of the session’s revenue plans.
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Hyeatock
Lenalng Bil Aw
Ttt
Moe
Hametville
Helena
Nallard
Gonselvalve Edilinate Ag
Lawmakers plan a tour of Warm Springs institutions
The committee on state institutions and grounds announced a field trip to Galen and Warm Springs to assess new buildings needs. Members will be excused from the trip if not attending. intenders include visits to HR 17 and 18. Cara departs Placer hotel at 7:30 this morning. Peter McDermott of Silver Bow and Ray Reardon of Deer Lodge filed a measure to allow use of sprinkling district funds to borrow NRA money for dust control.
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Warm Springs
Mulholland
Galen
Cara
Placer Hotel
Peter MiDermott
Sliver Bow
Ray Reardon
Deer Lodge
NRA
Barry O'Leary
Leo Boland
Butte
Frank Walker Heads Emergency Council Amid Recovery Agency Shakeup
President orders abolition of volunteer field agencies aiding recovery and allows hiring of necessary staff. A national center-like group will form in states, with a permanent incentive director earning up to 10000 dollars per year to replace Walker. Governors and administrators from NRA Farm Credit and Home Owners Loan council participate.
Win of Gov. Mfidr Averts Possible Crash
Thoughtful action by Mradwitus to meter wifa at the governor of Oregon today averted the possibility of a serious accident. While Mrs Meter was motoring in Portland she noticed the Southern Pacific railway trestle at Nowira had been washed out as the result of a storm. Hurrying to Oregon City, four miles north, Mrs Meier reported the washout. It was the first notice of the damage the railway company had received. Repairs to the trestle were begun at once.
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Mradwitus
Rovernor
Oregon
Mes Meter
Portland
Southern Pacific Railway
Nowira
Oregon City
Mra Meier
Orca
House Legislation Status and Committee Actions Summary
The document lists multiple Montana House actions and committee referrals. Items reference amendments, elections, labor hours, public works, hospital buildings, contracts, agricultural exemptions, and memorials. Notable entries cite Republicans and Democrats, committees on revenue, labor, state institutions, public buildings, and federal relations, with several measures referred or killed.
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Ballard
Parker
Woodrock
Greene
Toe Aiclars
Reardon
Great Falls
Aldrich urges new safeguards on banks and securities
Winthrop W. Aldrich, president of the Chicago National Bank, told the Senate Banking Committee the deposit Insurance law and the securities act threaten the long term capital market. He urged banning bank officers from outside compensation and questioned Wiggin's methods amid two months of inquiry and disclosures.
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Washington
Senate
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chago National Bank
Aledrich Tolt
Senate Group
Banka
Aldrich
Albert H. Wigging
Wizelgin
Ferdinand Pecoro
Forble
Direcetore
Liquor Act Validity Debated In New Jersey
Trenton Dec 6 Liquor flowed legally after legislature overrode Governor Moore veto but constitutional questions lingered over parts of the law. The debate centered on price discrimination and revenue provisions, with lawmakers referencing acts from 1833 and changes to licenses and municipal street improvements funded by recovered money.
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N. J
Harry Moore
Teplesie
Teigus
Goodwin
Butte
McDermott
Reardon
Anaconda
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