Appeal of Great Falls Beer Dealers Thrown Out
Great Falls December seven. District Judge Meigs dismissed the appeal of three Great Falls beer dealers protesting state board revocation of their licenses at Helena. He ruled licenses are privileges not property and may be revoked without hearing if adequate evidence exists. An appeal may be taken. The board of equalization said no notice or hearing order had been served and the cases were allowed to proceed by default due to their unimportance.
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Great Falls
Juilse
W. I. Meigs
State Board
Helena
Finte Board
Meigs
Altortiers
State Board of Equalization
Proceedis
J. 3. Greene
Board of Equalization
Renanler
Dellwo
Kerr Beadle
Wutte
John Abrahanmott
Carbon
Wan
Mesa
Ravenur
Mina
Ginger” Haight
Herbert Knight
Fergus
Warm Springs
Galen
M. J. Muthotland
Committee On
Donna A. Hellen
Ray
Shannon
Cooney
New Legislation in House Introduced this Session
A Tennessee style bill list shows multiple bills introduced in the House. Highlights include HH B 28 licensing natural gas pipelines, H B 29 empowering cities to improve streets with recovery act funds, and HH B 20 a rewrite of Montana beer law placing beer sales in private hands. Also noted are memorials urging unemployment insurance, a tariff on manganese imports, and heritage measures on bank funds and tax levies.
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McDermott
Residon
Montana
Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Beadle
Congress
Sullivan
Haight—aAn Act
Nass and
O'Connell
Larson, Metlen
Summerville, Jensen and
Shannon
Treater cashier rescued from hold up by Mama
San Francisco report: Miss Jewel Hannigan’s mother arrived as a holdup man confronted her daughter, a theater cashier. Mrs. Hannigan loudly objected and shouted for the manager. The robber fled.
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Mama
San Francisco
Jewel Hannigan
Mra
Hannigan
Mandamus Writ Demands Estate Hearing By Supreme Court
The state supreme court yesterday issued a preemptory writ of mandamus requiring District Judge Timothy E. Downey of Butte to hear Murray Brophy in a case linked to the Chauncey L. Berrien estate. Brophy seeks to reopen the estate and set aside the settlement after alleging administrator Mary Cavigan received 1500 in fees and her attorneys 5000 in fees by inadvertence.
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State Supreme Court
Timothy E. Downey
Butte
Murray Brophy
Chauncey L. Berrien
Motson
Brophy
Supreme Court
Mary Cavigan
Wash Qay Delays Leaving the County Housegow
Leslie Eggleston William Ashley and George Boyle faced vagrancy charges and 30 day county jail terms in a county case before Judge Crispin The judge suspended most of the sentence allowing only one day in jail to finish drying out after Eggleston argued he needed warmth to dry his clothes All three men were jailed briefly before release to leave town
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Leslie Eggleston
W. J. Crispin
Eggleston
William Ashley
George Boyle
Crispin
Jal
McKennan Funeral Held Saturday At St Peter’s
Samuel McKennan, president of Union Bank & Trust and noted northern banker, will be buried Saturday at 2 PM in St Peter’s Cathedral. The funeral will be led by Rev WW I Daniels. he died Wednesday after an influenza illness endured 16 days. Also noted 50 percent of Pittsburgh juvenile court entrants originate from broken homes.
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Samuel McKennan
Union Bank & Trust Company
Northwest
St. Peter's Peo Cathedral
WW. I.daniels
McKennan
Marian Martin hats patterns offered for home sewing
Three new Marian Martin hat patterns are advertised with full sewing charts. Hats A B and C suit different costumes from daytime to evening wear, with fabric needs and sizes listed. Pattern numbers 9825 2314 22 2244 plus prints, orders to The Holona Independent Patera Department.
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Colina
Marian Martin
Prich
Hwolana
Patera
Senate Quartet to Play At 600 Fellows Home
Members of the Senate quartet will present a program of music at the 600 Fellows Home in the valley this evening at o clock. The group includes Senator L. E. McGiera Senator Grant Reed M. J. Huddloff and Ellis Mumenthal J A Strandberg chairs the arranging committee. Odd Fellows Nebekah and others interested in the home are invited to attend.
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Senate Quartet
L. E. McGiera
Grant Reed
M. J. Huddloff
Ellis Mumenthal
J. A. Strandberg
Odd Fellows
Nebekah
Island of Girls Without Men on Saba Island
Fragmentary report from Miss Marguerite Mc Claiches notes Saba in the Dutch West Indies hosts only women and girls. The islanders, led by Susan Loveriel, live by drawn work and punch needle crafts while men stay away, leaving fish as the main food.
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Dutch West Indies
Saba
Marguerite McClaiches
Susan Loveriel
Susan
Ufmary
Paradise
Helena Women Learn of Brother's Death
Joseph Yanker of Indianapolis dies Wednesday November 6. Mrs Jaeghy and Mrs H Smith returned from a visit with their brother who died in Indianapolis. Funeral services to be held at St Paul Neb. He is survived by seven children. Mrs Yanker of Butte left today for Indianapolis to attend the funeral.
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Joseph Yanker
Indianapolis
Roby
Max
Smith
In- Mianapolis
Jaeghy
Mre
H Smith
Alsit
Leen
St. Y Paul
Neb
Tunker
Kieprles
No Lack of Confidence in Bonds Discernible
Part of a Treasury report notes confidence in bonds remains evident as maturing certificates are swapped for new issues at par. RFC purchases totaled 464000 ounces domestically at 11950000 dollars, while officials declined comment on refining plans. A Great Western Adventu… event shows a commodity price rise, with a chocolate grade entry valued at 7218.20 dollars per pound.
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Domcath
Jones
RFC Hon
Offiedatn
Revision of Montana beer act proposed in legislature
A lengthy legislative revision outline proposes raising licenses and fees for beer vendors wholesalers and retailers in Montana. It details new store vendor licenses for groceries, expanded city retail licenses, higher brewer and carrier fees, and stronger penalties. Governor Cooney adds tax and school consolidation measures, plus corporate and income tax reforms, and several related bills are introduced or advanced in committee.
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Helena
Caccas
District Court
Justice Courts
State General Fund
Cooney
Montana School Board Association
Gover Nor
House
Herbert Maight
Fergur
Tokeras
Maixie
Fes
J. N. Wasa
Valley
Jarry J. O'Connell
Silver Bow
Nass
Leonard Ef, Larsen
Deer Lodge
Joe Mellen
Reahead
Ray N. Shannon
Sanders
Thomas Homerville
Park
Walter Si. Jengen
Carcate
T. B
Bert Replogle
Fergus
H.R
Peter McDermott
Silver Row
Reardon
Deer Ledges
Effiex
Atresta
Prizefighter and the Lady stars in Marlow theater run
Big Fight at the Marlow features Myrna Luy Max Daev Arvasy Carnera Jack Dempsey Walter Huston and Otto Kruger among a famed avtores cast for The Prizefighter and the Lady an exhibition of the boxing era opening today at the Marlow theater Carnera Baer and Dempsey headline the strong lineup as the film brings heavyweight intrigue to the silver screen at the local houses and headlines reflect the era's sport culture
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Myrna Luy
Max Daev
Arvasy Carnera
Jack Dempsey
Walter Huston
Otto Kruger
Avtores
Metro-Golilyyn-Mayer
Marlow Theater
Baer
Caroera
Movement to Impeach Gov Rolph Initiated
A political action page one report notes Bishop W J Walls presenting a motion to impeach Gov Rolph, citing lynching debates and wartime loyalties. The piece links to charges against John T Zook, a wrestler, in a lynching case, with juries and warrants mentioned as the case unfolds.
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Gov. Rolph
Farm Hand Sets Fire at Employer in Sidney
Mrs Inez Palmer Kost about 40 and Clade Yoder of Sidney were injured as a farm hand attempted arson in the boss’s home, a butler’s accident caused facial injuries, and the assailant died after the fire was set. Kost was hurt, her male worker was wounded, and the assailant’s body was found. Mant read Minn. hosted cement blocks plant. Tanecann, unmarried, was later brought to Sidney.
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Inez Palmer Kost
Almit 40
Clade Yoder
Sidney
Yoder
Relief Campaign in Helena Tops Fund Drive
A Helena relief drive raised 20,000 dollars to be used to match federal relief funds. The committee lists Ford as chairman with members including T J Cooney Fred Padbury and Mrs Gene Callaghan among others. The effort aims to aid needy families during the winter.
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Ford
T. J. Cooney
Schroider
Fred Padbury
PD. Tobin
Mattie Thomson
Gene Callaghan
George Canaday
John Gough
James Wyrnt
Hazard
Frank Magart
T. A. Marlow
W. (. Barton
A. Galen
BOM
Hall
B. W. Trown
County Press Fund Affects Federal Aid Decisions
The executive convnction for alluding federal funds includes Chairman Ford J. Joun ey P.G. Sehroadar I. B. Magurd and J. W. Brown. The group aims to ensure adequate county funding for press ure needs and related operations.
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Chalemniy
Ford
T. J. Uouney
P.G. Sehroadar
Magurd
J. W. Brown
Jewel theft report from Los Angeles declines with vague details
A garbled news brief from Los Angeles notes a jewel and fur theft involving an unknown suspect. The incident reportedly occurred at a Varry apartment residence. no suspects or precise times are provided in the fragment.
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Wil James
Victor Jory
Irene Bentley
Mandamus
M'Kennan
Pittsburgh
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THE
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Freudenstein
Silvey Bow
Sillloa
Piers
Committee On Federal Relations
W. W. McDowell
McDowell
Treland
Inlei Fren
Rilkings
Momen
Dorothy Fo Ta Claire
BiNinga
Mont
Port
University of Ilowa
Phi Bete Kayne
Hone Crary Adolaatic Fraternity
Ake
Max Baer
W. J Walls
Rulpt van Velng
Ritehte
Highop John A Groeg
African Methodist Episscopal Church
Kansan
Hae
Uetro
America
Cod
Roogevelt
Andun
St. Joseph
Liorst
Warner
Wetman
Norton
John T. Zook
Fane
Zook
Metinn
HS Employer
Bilm Direuloi
Tos Angeles
Lee
Varry Apt
Tha Fail
Persis
Organized
Union Hall
Primo Carnera
Man Baer
Myrna Loy
O— Atest
Ange
Will James
Nils Hettredt
Hibye Fk
Rice and
Beaur
Charlie Chase
Etna
Nancy
Ry Eugene Gi
Waver
First Lutheran Church
Drake Beer Garden
Aileen Burgan
Rhythm Trio
Branda
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