Montana Presbyterians Apportion Funds for 1923 New Era Mission
A Montana synod committee reports apportionment totals for the Presbyterian New Era mission for 1923. Butte Presbytery leads with 5965 dollars. Great Falls 1514. Helena 1680. Helena area readers note the meeting in Atlantic City and Montana’s overall share. Members cited include Rev. Nowmal Tart Lucosek as committee chair and Rev. Roll Orr of Belgrade among others. The report discusses legal sums and testimony expectations in a broader House matter.
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Montana
New Cra
Presbyterian Church
Nowmal Tart Lucosek
Melens
Atlantic City
Sontana Synod
Roll
Orr
Belgrade
Conrail Wollend
Havre
T. L. Cameron
Billings
Nowayarn
Aqeoula
Burroughs
Cowlatown
Fergus Prayeaalts
W. T. Horshaw
Mindrapalls
New Era Activities
Senator Demel Bank Guarantee Act Puts Safeguards In Place
The bill imposes a guarantee fund funded by a one fifth of one percent assessment on deposits, with no minimum bank cost, to protect depositors. It requires securities with the state treasurer, makes deposits a first lien, and delays full enforcement until 1924 with partial operations starting July 1. Senator Demel argues strict supervision will deter fraud, comparing it to mutual insurance.
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Gill
Vaual
Demel
Laxative Bromine Quinine Tabs Marketed for Flu Prevention
A tonic and laxative product named LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tabs is advertised as helping the body stay healthy and ward off colds grip influenza and flu like illnesses. The claim emphasizes keeping the system in a healthy condition to prevent illness.
Daugherty Case Action Falls Flat In House Panel
The judiciary committee adopted a resolution setting hours from 12 to 2 and held public hearing on charges. It approved a report stating the House can punish for subpoena defiance and imprisonment. The panel, led by Chairman Volstead, plans to submit the regulation and report to the House next day.
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House
Keller
Sumer
Texas
Thomas
Kentrucky
Kelley
Gall
Sotte
Memersey
Washington
Alr
Daugherty
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Neller
Volstead
Damage suit against railroad ends in arrest of plaintiff
Trial of Steve George vs Great Northern Railway began in Missoula district court. George, a former section laborer, claimed 1920 back injuries and $25,000 in damages. Cross examination raised questions about work history and signed checks. Attorneys withdrew, court ordered perjury proceedings, plaintiff released, George placed in custody.
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Issoula
Jam
Steve George
Great Northern Raiberoa
George
Great Northern
Rarey
Minn
Tron Minnesota
Missoula
Mineral County
Milwaukee Railroad
St. Regis
Northern Wacific
Bearmouth
Jattte
Neriheu Pacific
Mal
The
Northern Pacific
Chetney John
Hit
Soueone
Minnesota
Montana
Swort
George Wan Alee
Ure
Shin Mareh
la Wan
Cleorga
Lo Helm
Missoula County
Cqurt
Carh
Angelnat Georga
Grorg Wagtekon Inds
Ahersee, Ee
Montana House debates prohibition abuses and officer conduct
A Montana house committee plans to probe state prohibition enforcement amid concerns over biased trials and officer corruption. Reports cite bribery convictions, alleged co convicts, and auto seizures as fueling calls for oversight. The body also notes several bills on education, juries, and primary dates, with notices of proposals and amendments filed.
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Thersin
Montana
Simmar
Empany
District Court of
First Judicial District
Lewis and Clark
State of Montana
Lola von
Nick Fabora
Montana Synod Invites To Helena Synod Meeting
The Montana Synod of the Presbyterian Church invites members to Helena for the synod meeting at Uradwater hotel. Tent city dining and grounds will be prepared July 5 to 12 with a nominal registration fee to cover hotel and dining expenses. Attendees include ministers lay leaders from across the state and visiting speakers from New York to California.
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Presbyterian Synod of
Montiny
Hellas i
Nev. Newman
Wall Bunilek
First Presbyterian Church
Arasi
New York
Dolphin
San Francisco
Portland
Oro
Washington
Oregon
California
Grazing Permits Authorized in Helena National Forest
The Helena National Forest will permit grazing of 7 160 cattle and horses and 53 700 sheep this year as approved by the secretary of agriculture. An additional season from June 11 to September 30 is authorized for cattle and horses. Applications for grazing permits will not be accepted after February 1.
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Helena National Forest
Secretary of Agriculture
Girls Hi Y Club Luncheon Meeting Report
A luncheon meeting of the Girls Hi Y Club will be held today at Ye WaCAL buildings. Mrs. Richmond will report on Christmas activities and review past work while questions for the future are discussed by Miss Conger Miss Griffin Miss Ropes Josephine Kerr Emily Stews art and Maxine Jacobs. Lunch will be served by Mrs. Ring Henry and Carsley.
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Mr. A. Clu
Ye Wacal
Mra. Richmond
Miss Conger
Miss Griffin
Aliss Ropes
Josephine Kerr
Emily Stewsart
Maxine Jacobs
Miesdames iRing
Henry and
Carsley
Conference on Boys' Work Ends
The statewide conference on Y. M. C. A. boys' work concluded with A. I. Roberta presiding. Principal speaker was A. Minto from Y. MO, AL. Other attendees included O. Tobutyaon of New York, national secretary of M. C. A. boys' work, and presidents Teater Osborne and Grant Falla.
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Y. x. GA
Waa
Hutbalig
Prat
A. I. Roberta
O. Tobutyaon
New Yorks
Mtere
M.C. A. Boys’ Work
Appaker
A. Minto
Mast of
Bilinga
Teater Osborne
Grant Falla
Ytees
E. 1D
Fredericks
Telena
Stcretary
Fire Claims Hollingsworth Family Near Seattle
A late January fire near Seattle killed Atlee Hollingsworth, a painter living north of the city, who fled to his home to rescue others. He died at the scene along with his five year old son John. Another son, Clarece, survived with critical burns as neighbors fought the blaze.
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Seattle
Atlee Hollingsworth
Bothall
John
Clarevee
Great Barbecue Draws 100000 at State Fair
Ay Association and Press reports a crowd exceeding 106000 at the Oklahoma state fair grounds for Governor J C WaNon's induction event. Attendees heard the new governor and then lined up for a monumental barbecue feast featuring beef, buffalo, bear, and reindeer meat, with kavored coffee and a heated beverage setup drawing large crowds.
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Oklahoma
J.C. WaNon
State Fair Grounds
Barbeen Nyristanta
Mikewlsa
Consistory Elects and Reunion Opens Next Tuesday
The Scottish Rite circles in Helena elect officers for Welena Cone History No 3 and prepare a Frenchian reunion at the Scottish Rite bodies. New officers include a Master, Preceptor, Treasurer, and other posts as the Helena groups plan the fourteenth and sixteenth degrees with sessions Tuesday and Friday. The reunion closes February 16 after completing 24 degrees and as the Algarin Shrine temple hosts a related event.
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Hell
Dieutre
Kadest
Mayle Dinkouw Hoyt
Hinees
Minster of
Styte
David Piper
Noveballer
Richard Leckey
Regtstrar
Carl
Bernard Pratt
Ter
de Hey
Charla Beary
Termus
Cata Pelmate
Alfred Barnley Dekay
Thon
Larson
John Allen
Norwan Bernard Holter
Heausenifer
John Scntt Marston IV
Joan Charles Shaiditick
Stewald
Charles Alfred Bennon
Helena
Sherk
Algarin Shrine
Farmer May Expect Prices to Advance At Farm Show
The report from the Montana State college gathering notes an expected rise in farm prices over the next months. Dr. George F. Warren of Cornell spoke on current farmer conditions, highlighting near full employment at high wages. The Montana Seed Growers show drew about 300 entries with top prizes awarded in wheat, oats, corn, barley, and alfalfa events. Women enrolled strongly in home economics and listened to Dr. Caroline Hedger.
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George F. Warren
Cornell University
Montana State College
Inday
Montana Seog Growers’ Association
Leroy Kirby
Simme
Tm. L. Hayes
Glasgow
Albert Best
Willard
Wegen
Absatakeo
R. A
Grant Hess Returns to Minneapolis from Helena Branch
Grant Hess is transferred back to the Ninth Federal Reserve district bank in Minneapolis after involvement with the Helena branch since its opening. Mrs. Hess departed for Minneapolis, and local figures note Hess’s athletics coaching with Helena High last season and his activity in musical circles and the Elk Lodge vocal quintette. A. J. Cooper succeeds Hess at the Helena branch.
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Ninth Federal Reserve District
Grant Hess
Minneapolis
Helena
Mra. Hess
Wess
Helena Elk
Arrests in Billings After Local Break-In
In Billings on January 9 the Advance Manufacturing company was burglarized. Within 24 hours police detained three men Harry Baker Jack Downey and A J Marton charged with the crime. A large caliber frontier type revolver found on one suspect was identified by officials as having been taken in the burglary.
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Billings
Advance Manufacturing Company
Harry Baker
Jack Downey
A. J. Marton
Conpasy
Burylacs
Governor Moore Urges Idaho Legislature to Cut Spending
Governor C. Moore, addressing the Idaho Legislature, urged immediate budget reductions of about 3 percent across appropriations as incomes for many groups have fallen. He called for unity across parties and advised restraint on new appropriations while seeking early adjournment of the session.
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Associated Presa Boise
Ida
Idaho
C. Moore
Jegislature India
Moore
Officers Installed at Helena Lodges in Odd Fellows
The Helena Odd Fellows lodge officers were installed last night in their temple. Named: Montana No. 1 Noble Grand I. F. Taran. Vice Grand George UI. Secretary John Basand. Traveler A. P. Wann. R.N.G. Fooa A. Holy. D. 8. RG. 8. A. Douglas. Warden George Brockway. Inner Sentinel Henry Johnson. Outer Sentinel PB Spurzeem. and others including Georga Colson and A. Ve Gs. Otto Agward among the several listed in multiple local lodges.
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Otttenta
Helena
Todger
Montana No
Noble Grand
Taraon
George UI
Storking
Johm Basand
A- P. Wann
N. G
Fooa
A. Douglas
George
Brockway
Inner Sontinel
Henry Johnson
Resutinel
PB. Spurzeem
Ireander
T. Williame
DB. Tobin
A. Anderson
Robert Castain
Wey R
RD. Tobing
Scout Troop 8 Committee Meets in Atlanta
The Scout Troop 8 committee gathers to discuss reorganization and a planned start of scout activities. Members include Wikeon, Van Mook, ReEt Hasstison, and Reverend Snell of Veter's Eplayopal church, aiming to prepare for regular meetings and duties.
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Charles T. Clute
Wallace
Wikeon
van Mook Gad J
Reett Hasstison
Defenge at Marion 15 Amends Alibis in Murder Trial
Nineteen witnesses testified for the defense in the Herrin murder trial noting two defendants were near the scene. The defense announced plans to prove alibis for all. Testimony traced Carmagnis movements from June 21 to graveyard near Herrin and back to the town. The defense vowed to seek witnesses to support alibis and counter prosecutions. AGREEMENT SIGNED. New York wage accord affects 20 600 union shop crafts workers back pay and seniority rights after July strike, signed by Erie railroad and subsidiaries. John J Dowd announced tonight.
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Marian
Tis
Mudder
Herrin
Tirth
Carnighl
Mann
Assea
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