Governor Erickson’s fiscally cautious Montana message
Governor Erickson urges constitutional compliance and itemized appropriations to end blanket spending. He proposes issuing 4 percent treasury certificates, abolishing a high paid highway chair, consolidating agencies, and cutting duplications including health labs and small rural schools to save hundreds of thousands yearly. He seeks to wipe out a roughly $3.8 million overdraft in four years and restore a cash basis for state finances.
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Furs imitate sealskin lure crook scams warned
The piece explains how cheaper muskrat and other imitations mimic sealskin sold under names like Hudson seal. It warns buyers to beware of deceptive ads and stories used by crooks, noting true bargains in furs are rare and untrained buyers risk getting imitation or worse.
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Jamaica
Almier Ramsay MacDonald
Great Clever Sur
New York
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Fur Names May Deceive Shoppers in Coat Furs
Washington fur experts urge truthful labeling of pelts to reflect actual animal source. Trade names mislead buyers of coats with furs such as chinchilla dyed rabbit, risking false value and disappointment. Consumers should buy from trusted furriers and rely on transparent, accurate descriptions.
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Alaska
Deficiency Measure Passes U S House in Emergency Bill
Washington January 6 an emergency deficiency bill carrying 157 200 000 for immediate expenditure passed the house and was sent to the senate. It rejects Rainey s amendment to remove 3 000 000 for Inland Waterways Corp stock and defeats an attempt to fund 50 000 for the president s agricultural commission expenses. Rep Cable urges sending the vote by registered mail. Separately Cleveland police arrest Jackie Boehm linking him to a local safeblowing ring. he had been recaptured in Cheyenne after a prior jailbreak.
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Talks of Kellogg in Stone’s Plage
Washington June 6 Attorney General Stone began a farewell drive to clear the justice desk before joining the Supreme Court. He hopes to finish pending appointments leaving only two assistants open. White House silent on a successor with names like Warren Dietrich Strawn and Rugg mentioned. Kellogg rumored to head the department with Beck possibly interim.
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Idaho
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Chicago
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Supreme Judicial Court of
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London
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Kellegs
Railways Oppose Control Devices in Joint Meeting
American Railway Association and Association of Railway Executives announce objections to automatic train control devices required by the Interstate Commerce Commission. In parallel, the ICC rejects requests by Baltimore and Ohio Central of New Jersey and Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac for more time to install the experiments. The industry foresees 2.2 percent higher car loadings in Q1 against 1920 records as traffic outlook improves.
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Association of Railway Executives
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Ohio
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Richmond
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Potomac
House Passes 157 Million Deficiency Appropriation Bill
National capital news item notes the house approved a 157 million deficiency appropriation. President Coolidge veto of the postal pay bill stands after senate action. Luther F. Brewer contests Senator Brookheart seat in Iowa. Chicago Lake drainage bill introduced in the house. Ladd attacks insurgent senators purge edict. Agricultural commission reviews relief plans for the university. Harlan F. Stone begins retirement preparations in justice department. War department river and harbor reductions handed to house committee.
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Iowa
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War Department
Seattle Clubman Is Among Missing
Police in western Washington seek Captain Ilarry De Gueldre 41 prominent executive of the Pacific Northwest Wisherley company after he disappeared from the Arctic club Tuesday night. A note found in his room asks that his belongings be given to the club telephone operator who has two children to support. The operator identified is Mrs. Zolla Clegg, widow, casually known to De Gueldre. His brother Fred De Gueldre lives in Kansas City Missouri.
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Seattle
Washington
Ilarry de Gueldre
Pacific Northwest Wisherley Company
Arctic Club
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Zolla. Clegg
Fred de Gueldre
Kansas City
Bonus payout opened for Mrs. Irena Crisp in Washington
The first insurance policy check under the new bonus law was issued in Washington today to Mrs. Irena C. Crisp widow of Lieutenant Fred W. Crisp killed by a motor truck in August on Oahu Hawaii. The amount is $1,433.
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Washington
Irena C. Crisp
Fred. W. Crisp
Oahu
Hawaii
Answers to Questions from the Independent Information Bureau
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