Bold Move to Destroy Farm Bloc In Senate Debate
The article notes senators discuss a Kennedy or Kenyon appointment seen as a potential wedge against the agricultural bloc. Senator Harrison of Mississippi questions the choice while Senator Borah of Idaho aligns with liberal committees. Capper’s cooperative marketing plans loom as a future pivot. Anxious debate continues over chairmanship and seniority as leaders push the agriculture agenda.
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I UN
Alabama
Swith
Kenyon
Senate
Mrndt
Borah
Idaho
Idi
Dlov
Senate fight and cabinet lines shift through 1920s lens
The piece reports on Senate leaders Norris from Nebraska and McNary from Oregon with Gooding of Idaho, discussing political maneuvering after a speech in New York. It recounts reactions to calls for clean elections, debates over leadership, and speculation on future appointments including Kenyon and MacNider for Iowa’s seat. Additional notes cover the Eighth Air Corps, salaries, and Kenyon’s succession, with Iowa figures mentioned as potential appointees.
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Iowa
Capnol
Senate
Pera
Peel
Michigan
Ecausa
Norris
Nebraska
Marvison
Bississinpi
Qebloo
Lowa
Harevison
State Board Grants Paroles to Prisoners
In a state parole commission meeting held in the governor's office, nine prisoners in the state penitentiary were granted paroles on the warden's recommendation. Names include Charles Caplett, Fred G have, Charles McCarthy, I. T. Scott, Jenna Whiting, I. Waddington, Charlie, Tacyrence Warner, and Co. Taylor, with crimes ranging from assault and burglary to robbery and forgery in several counties.
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Governors Office
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Rankin Olen
Chas
Caplett
Philips County
Fred Ghave
Dugglary
Watherd
McCarthy
Fergus County
I. T. Scott
Cascade County
Jenna Whiting
Fron
Powell County
Waddington
Ravaluil
Charlie
Lewis and Clark County
Tacyrence Warner
Plathend
Co. Taylor
Keryna
Women’s Division of Commercial Club Meeting Today
The Women’s Division of the Commercial Club gathers at the Cons merigt club for a luncheon program featuring Attorney Gennret We DB Rankin Mia s Atina Petraghel and Miss Hertha Carrell. Committees reports will be received and members urged to be prompt. Also notes Tenor Lucien Murlatere of the Chicago Opera Company recovering after yesterday’s appendectomy operation in New York.
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Rankin
Mias Atina Petraghel
Hertha Carrell
Mehcon
Down
New York
Lucien Murlatere
Chicago Opera Company
Supreme Court Decides Indebtedness Wager Case
The state supreme court affirms a ruling that a note for 10000 dollars securing credit in a grain trading scheme was a wager with no valid consideration. The case Mennon-Stabeck Co. v Reservation Warmers Grain Co. involves margin trading and phony hedging across Minneapolis and Duluth. The decision cites several state supreme court precedents and upholds the lower court’s judgment for the plaintiff.
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Wrain Barkel
Walt
Supreme Court
Ian
A. P. Stark
Warket
Misgoula County
He Ruse
Reneon-Stabeck Company
Reservation Warmers Grain Company
Kava
Missounta
Dafengiats Jadoreea
Plaitiff
Ils Opftal
Datter States Supreme Court
Supreme Cow
Montanz
Mindweapons Chamber of Commerce
Ty Taver
Tower Court
Application to dredge Yellowstone River for gold
A formal application seeks a dredging line on the Yellowstone River from Columbus to the river’s end, about 160 miles, to recover gold from the river bed. Attorneys from Livingston and Unnt City argue state control of navigable streams and potential royalties, with the board delaying decision pending navigability and proper fees.
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Yellowstone Hives
Livingston
Elias
W. BlackInsy
Unnt City
Columbus
Ottmercue
Farewell Party for Rev. J. M. Nolan
Parishioners and friends join in a farewell reception at St. Marys hall this evening for the Rev. J. M. Nolan who leaves Sunday for Butte to serve at Sir Annes. Father Nolan will be succeeded by Rev. J. S. Lehane effective next Sunday.
State court grants Rubin Gase writ of supervisory control
The Supreme Court grants Rubin Gase a writ of supervisory control over a Yellowstone County district court ruling. The decision overturns a prior order distributing an estate, effectively setting aside the earlier probate distribution and restoring control to the higher court. The case involves claims tied to the estate of Lewis Thusenber.
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Mnosiz Rubin
Lewis
Mes
Rubin
Yellowstone County
Attorney Toomey 15 Rotary Speaker Today
Attorney Toomey is listed as a Rotary speaker today with local officials, luncheon arrangements noted. Schultz named on the program committee alongside Chatfield and others.
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Toomey
Novelty Dance at the Shrine Promises Big Crowd
A “Semple Novelty Dance” at Shrine temple promises the season’s biggest event with an off fashion country dance and a country store. Beveridge’s orchestra with Porcelain Marinbs will perform as a record crowd is expected. doors open 7:30 and dancing begins at nine.
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Thieavening
Beveridge
Ata
Porcel
Tun Bho Marinibs
SaeMlan
Dala
Bhrlek
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