Montana Vases and Water Rights Appeals Upheld
The Montana circuit court of appeals sustained contempt fines in two cases. One involved Peter Wiler over water rights on Prickley Pear Creek. the other concerned Reward McCaffrey Jr and Metaffrey against Harry I. May and others over mining land in Lincoln County. The Finleys and Days won their appeal. Marks’ contempt ruling in the Waler case was upheld after disobedience of a court order.
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Associated
Bae
Marke Ve
Tilger
Marks
Georgs M. Fetrquin
Helena
Priektey Pear Creek
Lowden Comes Out For The League Of Nations
Governor Frank Lowden replies to Senator Borah outlining support for the League with reservations, stressing a judicial, not political, framework. He favors ratification with senate-adopted reservations and advocates a permanent world court for mediation and codification of international law.
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Sty
Chicago
Inn
League OF Nations
Senate
Fran 0. Lowden
United States
W. E. Borah
Tdxico
Howden
League of ‘Nations
Lowder
Morah
Fett
Architettion
Jury Term of Federal Court Opens Jan 19
Convening the January term of the U S district court Judge Bourquin ordered a venire of GH summoned and jurors to report at 9 a m Jan 9 Cases set for trial include government against Magee and others over grazing fees for the Crow reservation Jan 2 Great Northern Railway damages case against Campbell Jan 19 and false draft answers against Frante Heel Jan 25 The plea of guilty by Richard Hart to interstate shipping bid charges yielded a $25 fine and costs Referee Frank Hask ins reappointed with Harald Rorvik named U S commissioner at Circle McCone county
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U. S. District Court
Finole
George M. Bourquin
Jerome TP Magee
Crow Reservation
Altie Hest
Great Norther BR
Way Company
Dantapes
George B Rively
Richard Hart
Miasouka
Frank Hask
Butte
Harald Rorvik
U.S
Circle
McCone County
ZEMO Heals Eczema with Clean Antiseptic Liquid
An old advertisement touts ZEMO antiseptic liquid as a cure for fiery itching eczema. It promises quick relief after first application and complete improvement with regular use, noting trial bottles and a larger size are available from druggists. The copy mentions ZEMO antiseptic soap as part of skin care and cites wholesale origin in Cleveland Ohio.
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Zemo
Miss Rankin Boosts N PL and Faces Barrage in Speech
Joannette Taykin, ex Congresswoman of Montana, revises the Tawalay forces and lectures on What the Nonpartisan League has Meant to American Politics. Royton newspaper notes a meeting at Ford Hall with vigorous opposition and Rankin’s reply predicting lower retail prices if the league succeeds.
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Joannette Taykin
Montana
Hingland States
Nonpartisan League
Royton
Ford Hall
Miss Rankin
Iuacne
Soeinil
Radicals Clash Over Mine Officers Role in Columbus Showdown
In Columbus the United Mine Workers clash with radicals over endorsing President Wilsons settlement proposal. Philip Murray of Pittsburgh pushes to affirm the international officers action, while radicals seek to condemn them for accepting the terms. Delegates question wage increases and the commission's authority as the convention weighs the future of the strike and the 14 percent raise.
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Associated Press
Columbus
United Mine Workers Organization
International
Wilsen
Green
Philip Murry
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Cverse
Saul
Sone
Tntyre Hom
Jar
Lewis and Green
Wietesling
Lewis
Jaremy Lewis
Lewis Fisulatus
Uma Tie
Joby P. White
Presidente Commission
Miher
Mbt
Murray
Penneyl
Watsts
Gewhs
Canvass Valley Farmers Irrigation Petition Report
A rural district canvass aims to confirm support for an irrigation scheme covering approximately 18 0060 acres in the Valley. Petitioners hope a turnout of ranchers will endorse the plan at a meeting, with assurances that the total acreage will be reduced and finalized by season’s end.
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Irvication
Reetena Veall Abraaddy
le Remmiliee
Gon
Increda
Ueistrict
Pat
Howie
Wife of Soldier Requests NID in Locating Husband
Mrs Henry Gailey of Tecax General Delivery Fegreti Washington asks the NID for help locating her husband who is enlisted in the military service for over a year. Anyone with information should contact her direct at Ryert or Arlington street.
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Nid
Hubby
Henry Gailey
Fegreti
Wash
George
Nieha
Inetteleun
Ryerett
Capt Detzer Mum On Stand In Court Martial At Governors Island
The court martial of Captain Karl W. Detzer of the 8th Military Police Company at Governors Island grew tense as Major Wyn. I. Kelly, the judge advocate, warned against misconduct during cross examination. Detzer refused to say if he felt framed, saying he could not answer at this time while Captain John Were of Indianapolis helped oversee the proceedings.
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Associated Press
New York
Governor's Island
Karl Wi Detner
Lelais
France
Wyn
Kelly
Judge Advocate
Detzer
Judge Advocate's Department
Iells
Priser
Dever
Nelly
John Ai
Weir
Indianapmis
Deter
LeMans
Detter
Lowman appointed on highway commission
A. and Lehman of Lohman Montana was appointed yesterday as a member of the state highway commission by Governor Coverney Stewart. Archie Mahon had recently resigned, making Lohman the new district representative, a pioneer resident and banker from northern Montana. He will attend the January 15 meeting as the 1926 program of the commission unfolds.
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A. & Lehman
Lohman
Montana
State Highway Commission
Coverney Stewart
Archie Mahon
Mr. Lohman
Taten
Lolvian
Tavre
Great Northern
Me. Lolvitai
Public Health Report of Disease Cases Listed
Dr John J. Sippy of the state health department released the weekly tally of communicable disease cases for January 3. The report includes counts of tuberculosis twelve, typhoid fever one, diphtheria three, whooping cough three, chickenpox one, mumps one, influenza two, pneumonia one, and other illnesses totaling across the board.
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John J. Sippy
State Department of Public Health
Col House Recovers From Illness and Plans Return Home
New York January 5 Col House has virtually recovered from his illness suffered after returning from Paris where he served at the peace conference. He will leave for his home in Austin Texas later this week for further rest.
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Col. House
New York
MM. House
Paris
Austin
Teass
Olive Tablets Promise Clear Complexion and Health
Dr FM Edwards treated many women for liver and bowel issues for 17 years using olive colored tablets nicknamed Edwards Olive Tablets. The remedy claimed to normalize bowel action and cleanse the system, offering a pleasant alternative to calomel and promoted for pale skin, dull eyes, pimples, headaches, and fatigue. Prices listed as 10 and 25 cents.
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FM. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Legion's Auxiliary Plans Support for Invalids at Fort Harrison
The Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion branch in Fort Harrison outlines plans to aid in comfort and entertainment for hospitalized invalided soldiers at the U S Army hospital. Dr Pendleton and Mrs Pewman will lead talks on acceptable cooperation while officers including President Mrs Henry L Sherlock and others were reelected.
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Legion's
Harrison Hospital
U. & Muling Health Service
Fort Harrison
Pendleton
Atra
C. H Pewnan
T & Committee
Auxiliary Ag
Auxiliary
Henry L. Sherlock
TJ. Melding
F. J. Indge
Whbur Pum
Commercial Club Proposes Supervision Of Dances
At a meeting of the Commercial Club education committee chaired by Jann Dietrich recommendations were adopted to seek tighter supervision of dances. The plan calls for adherence to standards set by the American Dancing Masters' Association and to be presented to the club's annual meeting in January.
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Commercial Club
Come Yrereindelu
Jann Dietrich
Yales
American Dancing Masters’ Association
Writ Denied by Court Over Oil Company Case
The Montana company’s writ seeking supervisory control directed to Judge A. Thompson in Kalispell was denied by the state Supreme Court yesterday after brief consideration. The action involved J. F. Jerry of Wavre against Judge We, Rhoades of Travre, with the court taking wider advisement.
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Montana
4 A. Thompson
Kalispell
State Supreme Court
Supreme Cart
J. FB Jerry
Wavre
Cer- Covard
Rhoades
Travre
Visitor on His New Job at Federal Reserve Board
Murry Yeager, once a leading banker of Great Pally, visited yesterday on business tied to his newly created executive post with the Federal Reserve Board in Minneapolis. The role aims to bring public insight and understanding of the Federal Reserve Banking System, with Yeager joining the New Year in the Ninth District.
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Murry Yeager
Annual Meet Tonight of Retail Merchants
The Retail Merchants exchange holds its annual meeting at 8 pm at the Commercial Club rooms. Directors are to be discussed and County Commissioner William Bigen Wil will outline the Ja refori committee’s plan and the member questionnaire results.
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Lye Metena Retail Merchants Exchange
William Bigen Wil
Exchanun
New Hair Remover Promises Magic Like Result
A sensational ad touts a new hair remover claimed to surpass electric or chemical methods by removing hair entirely before the user’s eyes. It promises simple directions through a druggist and emphasizes safety and mildness, even claiming a child could safely use it if skin is left soft and smooth.
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Lewis and
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Tawa
Colorado
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Ie Concensia
Canvass Valley
Lowman
DR. Suey Mares
Ohio
Harry Yreger
Federal Reserve Board
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Carrier Boys
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