Beaumont Elected Head of Assessors
Beaumont of Powell county was elected president of the Montana Assessors Association at their meeting in Helena. W. O. Beaumont was chosen secretary. the group approved a legislative committee to address assessors’ needs during the current state assembly and adopted a memorial resolution praising Charles Schwartz for his long service and expressing condolences to his family.
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W. OT. Beaumont
Powell County
Japa Assessors
Creaniae
Cintit House
Custer County
Tg Kom
State Assembly
Mime Ory
Charles Schwarts
Buite
Montana Assemisors Association
Capitol
Helina
Butte
Montana
Charles Schwartz
Pacific Railway Company
Anaconda Copper Mining
Montana Assessors’ Association
Schwartz
Journal Reading Rota Shifts As Senate Chooses Porter Chief
Scnssor John Page, hearing starts each morning with a fresh senate journal read, will be replaced as chief announcer by Senator Porter of Chouteau after a reshuffle of the journal committee. The first bill of the session seeks to raise the Montana law reports price from 3 to 4 and to shorten state publishing contracts from ten to five years.
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Scnssor
John Page
Jhead
Senate Journal
Senate Committee of Committees
Senator Porter of
Chouteau
Porter
Senator Page
Senate
Speer
Independent
Art Collection On View Tonight At Central Auditorium
Helena hosts a 42 painting American art exhibit from the Woman's Club opened at 7 30 pm in Central School auditorium. Curated by Mr De Camp Carsley and Kohler, the display aims to raise art ideals. admission is low so every family can view during a 10 day run.
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Helena
Woman's Club
Central School
Lemert
de Camp
Carsley
Kohler J
Officers Re-Elected at Building and Loan Association
All officers of the American Building and Loan Association were re-elected at a special board meeting last night. President W. T. Kuelin was named for a new term, with Rev. J. Hawk as first vice president, H. W. Richter as second vice president, George P. Arnold as secretary, C. R. Nijan as assistant secretary, and U. A. Gribtie as attorney.
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The
American Building and Loan Association
Board of Directors
W. T. Kuelin
Rev. J. Hawk
H. W. Richter
George P. Arnold
C. R. Nijan
Presbyterian Church Family Night Planned for Thursday
The First Presbyterian women invite church members to a Thursday evening program in the church parlors. Light refreshments will be served after an informal program. The organizing committee includes Mesdames J. Miller Smith chair, Tf Abbott, Newman HH. Purdick, J. A. Longstaff, BR. W. Niemen, Carolyn Wy Payne and Thomay Sillers.
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First Presbyterian Church
Thy Mor Berg
Fallewins
Mesdames J. Miller Smith
Tf Abbott
Newman HH. Purdick
J. A. Longstaff
BR. W. Niemen
Carolyn Wy Payne
Thomay Sillers
Indians face tax questions as state weighs lands status
At a Montana Assessors Association meeting the question arose whether Indians on reservations should be taxed and how their lands would be assessed. After reviewing treaties and constitutional provisions, the State Board of Equalization was asked to investigate, leaving Indians to worry about their tax status for now.
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Congress of the United States
Sons and Daughters of the Wilderness
Montana Assessors Association
State Board of Equalization
State Board
In the Realm of Higher Things FAPAN LOVES PEACE
Dr. Yusuke Tsurumi of Japan’s bureau of colonization addresses the Association of American Colleges about peace’s role in Japan’s historic progress. He cites three centuries of peace preceding 1868 and notes no riots after the earthquake’s immense devastation. He contrasts Japanese progress with postwar Western grafting of science and education.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Yusuke Tsurumi
Japanese Bureau of Colonization
Association of American Colleges
Tsurumi
Ile
America
Japan
Robert L. Kelly
Association
France
District of Columbia
Mississippi
George F. Zook
United States Bureau of Education
Utah
Zook
Gompers Will Case Denial Made in District Court
Mrs Gertrude A Gompers widow of Samuel Gompers last president of the AFL denied undue influence by Samuel J Gompers eldest son by the first marriage in the District of Columbia supreme court statements by the three chief executors of the deceased labor leader were presented in Washington Jan 9 The Associated Press reported from Washington transfers of estate details were not provided in the excerpt
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Gompers
Associated Press
Washington
Gertrude A. Gompers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Samuel J. Gompers
Marnage
District At Columbia Supreme Court
Walker urges law to require true consideration in real estate sales
Montana Assessors association heard J W Walker chairman of the state board of equalization recommend amending statutes to require a true consideration figure in farm and real estate sales to reveal actual land values for taxation. He argued current practice allows hiding property values and urged compulsory stipulation of actual consideration.
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Montana Assessors Association
State Capitol
J. W. Walker
State Board of Equalization
Walker
Ife
Charles H. Martien
Lewis and Clark County
John Kennedy
Flathead
J Rannedy
State Board
Pope Denies Bribe Talk and Harding Involvement
Pope testifies about rejection of bribe claims and notes he discussed joining a cancer venture with Macdonald and Harding. He describes asking the president about objections and confirms a Harding letter to Forbes was offered in evidence, though later objected to and sustained. Pope also says he knew Mortimer and references hotel reservations case.
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Cousin Pope
Macdonald
Harding
Pope
Forbes
James S. Easby-Smith
Mortimer
Tie
Washington
Nfarding
Bushy-Smith
Requisition Honored by Bryan in Wyoming Return
Lincoln Nebraska reports Charles W. Bryan signed papers returning William Hawley from Scottsbluffs to Wyoming on a charge of disposing of mortgaged property. The move honors Nellie Tayloe Ross, Wyoming’s first woman governor, as the requisition was issued by her administration.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Jay
United States
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Charles W. Bryan
William Hawley
Scottsbluffs
Besancon Presents Two More Measures In Montana
Montana notes show Besancon Mulholland and Larsen proposing House bills to reform banking penalties and receiverships, adjust interest rates, protect motor vehicle titles, and change estate claim actions. A Christmas remark ends the list: bread baked on Christmas never grows stale.
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Hesancon
Missoula
Mulholland
Silver Bow
A. Y. Larsen
Sheridan County
Montana
Wuerthner
Cascade
Keeley
Powell
Besancon
Lohle
Mulholnd
Nagle
Would Have America Enter World Court
A letter from nearly 40 Illinois leaders urged U S entry into an international court, backing the Harding Coolidge Hughes plan. Signers include Dr Ernst Dewitt Burton, Dr Walter Dill Scott, and Cyrus McCormick, among others, appealing to Senator Borah.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Court of International Justice
Illinois
William E. Borah
Hughes
Harding
Coolidge
Clifford W. Barnes
American Peace Award Committee
Ernst Dewitt Burton
University of Chicago
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
Charles P. Anderson
Protestant Episcopal Church
Dewin Holt Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Victor
Lawson
The
Chicago Daily News
Cyrus McCormick
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