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Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1933

Page

2

Gambling Bill Progress in House Amid Committee Action

In a busy House session measures advanced from committee, including S.B. 18 repealing the unconstitutional segment of the banking act and new taxes on collection agencies and attorneys. Debate covered gambling, utilities taxes, and state Capitol repairs while a rules dispute over amendments led to procedural rulings and a late deadline extension for bill transmission.

H.W HH. B. S Ventig A. Dellwoane Motlen Beaverhead Parker Broadwater Quamme Resincon Ecra Haight Ways and Means Committee Commends University Grovane Pitol Yak Rall Meacher Arnold Nhen Doma Veen Moss Besancon Ben Miles Sweet Grass County House National Administration NRA Watson Suring State Capitol Capitol House of Representatives Marshall Missoula Motton Emergency Relief Fund Besinton Roe Metlen Pondera Delino Senate Bank BI Harriet Lott Madison Stevens Wheatland Hreitenstein Montana Havre

Unsafe high winds damage cabin and city glass

Strong winds swept Helena and nearby areas causing property damage. A cabin at the Old Mitlegan ranch lost its roof amid gusts Thursday night, large logs fell to the ground, and a pedestrian escaped injury when glass shattered from a fourth floor Montana National Bank window. Debris blocked streets as shoppers sought shelter, with arcane gusts rattling Sixth Avenue.

Helena Mitlegan Ranch Edwards Street Montana National Bank Howan Sixth Avenue

Cattle rustling surge across Arizona farms

Phoenix December 21 cattle rustling runs high in Arizona with officials noting widespread activity across counties. Governor Moeur orders highway patrol help to curb it as fast moving trucks enable rustlers. Officials estimate losses and discuss tax and regulatory provisions tied to the broader economic measures in play.

Phoenix Arizona FA. Z. Moeur State Highway Patrol

Death of Mrs Matt Sillers in Helena

Mrs Matt Sillers a Helena resident for seven years died at St Johns hospital after long illness. A Catholic Ladies Literary and Benevolent Society member for 26 years she was active in church and welfare work. Survived by husband six daughters four stepchildren and many relatives. Rosary tonight at 418 Klev Sieh family home. Requiem Mass Saturday 11 at Helena Cathedral. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Opp and Conrad Funeral directors.

Matt Sitters Helena St. John's Hospital Catholic Ladies’Litrary and Benevolent Society Matt Sisters Montana Joep Weaver Silera Rose Matthew W. J Garrity Arthur Acher Jenny Louisa Sillers Edward Deringer Newman Calif Mary Ltinger Booneville Ferdinand Diringer Sheridan Wyo Qarenca Diringer Sieh Avenue Resurrestion Opp Conrad

Temperature records fall in Helena as warm spell hits 60

Helena saw a new temperature record with 60 degrees yesterday, surpassing 83 years of December 21 highs. The day also posted a 61 degree minimum and a gusty 42 mph wind, the strongest in months, keeping weather records busy for the season.

St Johnsbury Vermont Helena

Capitol Male Chorus Plans Season Work

The Capitol Male chorus formerly the Masonic Gleemen will hold rehearsals every Wednesday evening at the YMCA. The chorus welcomes all men in the city interested in male chorus work. At a recent meeting Professor David...

Capitol Masonic Gleemen David

Jones Reappointed Director With New Appointee Smith

Jones was again chosen director, with J Miller Smith Jr as accompanist. Ralph A Strandberg was reelected president, Milo MacNeill elected secretary, and Arthur Swannon named treasurer.

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