Montana Senate debates pay cuts for absent lawmakers
The Montana Senate and House consider economy measures in the 1925 session. A resolution would dock pay after five consecutive absences, with sickness exempt, and a committee was named to notify the House the Senate was ready for business after Governor Erickson's message.
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Yaul
Walker
Paul
Leuthold
Senate
Montana
House of Representatives
State of
Legislative Assembly of
Secretary of State
Silver Bow
Pauline
Flathead
Clark
Toole
Receas
Erickson
Grain Sale Records Prices and Market Commentary
The Minneapolis market sold several cars of premium spring wheat at 2.01 dollars a bushel. Officials from the Department of Agriculture monitor supply and price trends worldwide, noting May as a high price month and urging farmers to store or hold grain to capitalize on favorable markets. The piece discusses price formation as influenced by expert opinion and economic conditions rather than immediate supply.
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Minneapolis
Department of Agriculture
Attempt to Influence McCoy Case Juries Reported
The county grand jury heard details of an alleged attempt to tamper with the superior court jury that convicted Tid McCoy of manslaughter in the Theresa Mare case. The probe centered on a telephone message to John J. Apffel during the trial noted as an attempt to influence his verdict.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Jan
Superior Court
Tid McCoy
Theresa W. Mare
County Brand
John J. Apffel
Governor Rosa Signals Nebr. Mortgage Scheme Arrests
The new governor Nellie Tay lor Rosa begins her term with a sign ation against a Nebraska mortgage scheme involving William Pauley, charged with selling mortgaged property in Goshen County. Pauley is jailed in Scotts Bluff Neb amid the early actions of the administration.
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Reyenne
Wyo Dan
Nellie Taylor Rosa
Nebraska
William Pauley
Goshen County
Pauley
Scottsbluff
Neb. Assy
Laxative Brom Quinine Tablets Advertised Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Brom Quinine tablets to combat cold symptoms and fortify the body against grip or influenza. It claims effectiveness and safety with a signature line referencing Ll. W. Grove. 3c.
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Ll. W. Grove
Ladd Defends North Dakota Loyalty in Republican Rift
Senator Ladd attacked party rebels claiming loyalty to the people of North Dakota over party leaders. He praised Senator La Follette and others ousted from party councils and warned a Republican victory with unchecked power would betray democratic ideals. Senator Edge countered that loyalty meant supporting the party candidate.
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North Dakota
Massaachusetts
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
LaFollette
Edge
Chamber
Norris
Nebraska
Roosevelt Belt
Senaor Borah
Idaho
Senate
Senator Edge
Senator Borah
Republican Party
Avhat
Senator Ladd
Roosvelt
Senate Sustains Goolidge Post Pay Increase Veto
The Senate votes to sustain President Goolidge veto on postwar pay raise. Metcalf of Rhode Island supports the executive. Means of Colorado opposes. Roll call: 55 for override, 28 against, 1 farmer labor Shipstead group, 7 absent or paired. No vacancy to fill. Brandegee seat noted.
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Metcalf
Rhode Island
Means
Colorado
Brookhart
Couzens
Dale
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Elkins
Frazier
Gooding
Howell
Johnson
California
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Washington
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Norris
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Pennsylvania
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Caraway
Ralston
Indiana
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Maryland
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Missouri
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Minnesota
Wheeler
Montana
King
Utah
Stephens
Mississippi
Owen
Oklahoma
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Shields
Tennessee
Brandegee
Connecticut
Mexican rebel general executed after court martial
Samuel Gandara, a rebel general, was executed in Puebla City after a court martial. The report from General Cruse, Puebla state military commandant, says Gandara had participated in the revolution in Guerrero and Puebla and was captured while distributing rebel propaganda. New York figures Booth Tarkington and Mrs Taraglon sail for North Africa, while author Mrs Martha Martin dies at her home in Watchung Mountains.
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Samuel Gandara
Puebla City
General Cruse
Puebla
Gandara
Guerrero
Cruc
New York
Booth Tarkington
Taraglon
Louise Keifer
North Africa
Martha Martin
Watchung, N. F
Watchung Mountains
Mail Car Looted by Thug Gang Reported in Omaha
Postal inspectors investigated a suspected organized mail robbery on a Chicago and Northwestern train between Omaha and Cedar Rapids. The bandits, believed to live in Omaha, boarded at Omaha, unlocked a sealed mail car, looted sacks, and left at a later stop before Chicago.
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Omaha
Nebraska City
Chicago
Nebr
Chicago and Northwestern
Cedar Rapids
Scranton Man Shot Near Pittston. Fourteen Bullets Kill Union VP
Scranton, Pa. Jan Spacha, vice president of the ccal union United Mine Workers, was shot and killed today near his route in Pittston. Fourteen bullets pierced his body. five men were arrested on suspicion in connection with the shooting.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Spacha
Ccal Union
United Mine Workers
Pittston
How Fat Actress Became Slender
A Marmola Prescription Tablets weight loss claim features a stage actress who reports reducing and maintaining her figure by taking Marmola tablets. The ad states the tablets cost one dollar per box and are sold by druggists or directly by the Marmola Co in Detroit, promising pleasant taste and effectiveness.
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Mary
General Motors Pldg
Detroit
Big Ditch Conference in Denver Examines Reclamation Act
About 150 representatives met in Denver to review the new reclamation act. They faulted payment terms on dismissed land values and urged timely operation costs. D. W. Davis urged harmony between water users and the government. Commissioner Mead said blanket relief is unlikely and surveys will readjust project costs for settlers and water users.
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R. F. Walter
Reclamation Service
D. W. Davis
Idaho
Reclamation ‘Bureau
Mead
Congress
Probe Sought Into Death Linked to Typhoid and Dr Olson
Judge Colson orders an inquiry into the death connected to typhoid and possible poisoning theories. Foster father Shepherd, mired in controversy, arrives from Albuquerque to face questions as coroner chemists report vindication. Chicago case details include a doctor’s and judge’s testimonies amid oil well rumours and an unrelated train wreck injuring four in transit to Washington.
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McClintock
Shepherd
Alburquerque
N. M
William
Harry Olson
Chicago
Oscar Olson
Shepperd
William SN. McClintock
Millonaire
Vaudeville at the Marlow Thursday with varied acts
The Marlow presents a vaudeville bill from Associated Vaudeville featuring The Australian Waites with stock whips, Willam Sisto the Italian statesman, Peggy McIntosh in Melody and Steps, William Morrow and Helen Mack in December and May, and Took and Toy the Chinese duo in Death of Pekin, plus the feature film Wandering Husbands with James Kirkwood and Lila Lee.
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Sisto
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Marlow
James Kirkwood
Lila Lee
Rejected Woman on screen with Nagel Rubens at Marlow
Conrad Nagel plays a wealthy New Yorker who flies across continents and lands at Alma Rubens in Distinctive's The Rejected Woman. The Goldwyn-Cosmopolitan production uses airplane action at key plot moments for suspense and dramatic power.
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Distinctive
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Marlow
Almas Rubens
Conrad Nagel
Nagel
John Lynch
Wyndham Standing
Geo. MacQuarrie
Gayety
Bray Magazine
The Painted Lady at Antlers Delivers Dramatic Romance
Audiences hail The Painted Lady as a standout screen entertain ment in the new season. A young Roo girl turns to painted luxury under hunger and despair, meeting a handsome sailor in a red-blooded romance set under the South Beas spell.
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South Beas
Engaged by Crossword Clue in Clarinda Iowa
Miss Elizabeth Lee reportedly originated a marriage engagement reveal via a crossword puzzle given to guests in Clarinda Iowa in January. The puzzle solution announced her engagement to Charles Perry. The note ends with a remark that women run one of London's largest annual hospitals.
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Associated Press
Clarinda
Iowa
Jan
Elizabeth Lee
Charles Perry
London
Canine Star Peter the Great Shines On Screen
A new Metro-Goldwyn film The Silent Accuser opens at Antlers Lomorreow with canine star Peter the Great delivering a remarkable performance. Co stars Eleanor Toardman Raymond McKee and Earl Metcalfe headline a tale of a duo rescuing their master from punishment, translated vividly to the screen.
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Metro-Goldwyt
Peter the Great
Eleanor Toardman
Raymond McKee
Earl Metcalfe
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