Montana League of Women Voters Convention Continues
The fourth annual Montana League of Women Voters convention opened with delegates from many localities. Governor Erickson welcomed attendees as discussions covered world peace, the child labor amendment, jury service for women, and the historical suffrage movement in Montana. Dr. Mary Atwater presented suffrage documents to the state historical society.
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Montana League OF Women Voters
Mentsna Teague
Belle Bligelman Winestine
Stai¢-League
A. MH. Abbott
Helena League
Mary O'Niell
Tutte
George H. Berry
Helena
H. G. Mitchell
Great Falls
A. H. Stewart
W. McKenna
Keer Beadle
Butte
E. K. Bowman
Melena
Maggie Smith-lidiaway
B. Mitchell
Addie Kiein
Pell
Woman Citizen
Winestine
Statehouse
League
Erickson
John E. Erickson
State Assembly
World Court
Mary Atwater
Montana
State I Historical Society
Atawater
Atwater
the Historical Society
Eighth State Assembly
Lucile Topping
Hilger
The
Historical Society
David Milger
Eighth Assembly
Judith Basin
Wawerver
Congress
Anil
Ehane Yehior
Work Court
Larsen Introduces Guarantee Measure in Montana House
Representative Al T. Larsen has introduced a bank guarantee law in the Montana House, with the measure under banking committee review and aimed for floor consideration soon. The plan imposes semiannual assessments of 0.2 percent on bank guaranteed deposits, minimum $50, until the fund reaches five percent of deposits, mirroring a prior failed bill.
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al T. Larsen
Montana
House of Representatives
House
Committee On Banks and Banking
Demel
Yellowstone County
Senate
Walsh to be hanged on February 14
Ray Walsh was sentenced in Boulder to be hanged on Saturday February 14 for the murder of Albert Johnson in Renova in June 1923. The jury set capital punishment after conviction, Walsh’s appeal to the supreme court was overruled last week, and Judge L H Bennett pronounced the sentence. Walsh argued the injustice while his companion Arthur Hughes, who pleaded guilty to second degree murder, received 18 to 20 years in the penitentiary.
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Associated
Presa
Butte
Jan
Ray Walsh
Boulder
Albert Johnson
Renava
Walsh
Missouri
Supreme Court
L. H. Bennett
Arthur Hughes
Sears
Karolyi Arrives in New York Amid Protests Over Wife’s Visit
Count Comes Wichasl Karolyi, Hungarys first president now deposed, arrived in New York to visit his wife who is ill with typhoid fever. Protests arose over alleged commune jet activities surrounding her entry to the United States.
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Wichasl Karolyi
Hungary
United States
New York
New Church Suit Drops Miss Normand Mention
In Los Angeles on January 13 two divorce complaints against Norman W. Church by Georgia Church were withdrawn and replaced by a new filing that omits any reference to Mabel Normand. The earlier 1924 suit claimed Normand visited Church in hospital to drink and tell stories, prompting Libel actions and intervention moves.
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Los Angeles
Norman W. Church
Georgia W. Chureh
Mabel Normand
Miss Normand
Crery
Tods Church
Church
Borah and Edge clash over party loyalty in patronage fights
Washington—Congressional fallout from marital and political strife headlines a discussion where Senator Borah questions Edge's party fidelity over the postal pay veto and patronage. The debate centers on how loyalties shape appointments and the cost of political debts among GOP leaders.
Rajah May Not Get Throne Over Scandal Rumors
Calcutta Jan 13 The Maharajah of Jammu and Kashmir said the succession question has not arisen amid rumors sparked by Sir Hari Singh's publicity in London In separate court notes the Duke of Te...
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Associated Press
Calcutta
India
Jammu
Kashimir
Hari Singh
London
Duke of Tedford
Woburn Abbey
England
Banks Close Year In Sound Condition In Helena
Banks across Helena report strong 1924 performance with re-elected boards and optimistic outlooks. American National Bank cites larger deposits and liquidated stock in a year described as better than 1923, while Farmers and Mechanics State Bank also lauds a successful year and hopeful prospects for the Sixth Ward. East Helena State Bank confirms steady leadership as directors are re-elected and a regular dividend is declared.
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American National Bank
A. €. Johnson
C. B. Power
N. J. Gould
Frank H. Johnson
Henry Sieben
Louis Heitman
A. C. Johnson
M-J. Gould
Frank JH. Johnson
George E. Stadler
James L. Slattery
Ford Johnson
Mr. Gould
Helena
United States
Gould
Melenta
Farmers and Mechancs Bank
Farmers and Mechanics State Bank
Fe, Kennedy
Ole Swanson
E. White
P. H. Campbell
FL W. Drake
C. B. Pfeiffer
W. S. Goodyer
FL. E. Kennedy
WW. S. Goodyer
L. C. Hillebrecht
Goodyer
East Helena State Bank
Peter Hrelia
Con Sweeney
Winston
E. W. Anderson
D. T. O'Shea
J. R. Liddy
Peter, Hrella
R. H. Short
Short
East Helena
Liddy
Equerry to Plan for Prince of Wales Trip
London dispatch reports Sir Charles Cust, King George’s equerry, will depart for South America early in 1923. The move sparks expectations he will arrange the Prince of Wales’ Argentina visit later that year. Cust joined the navy in the 1870s and retired as captain in 1918, serving as the king’s equerry since 1892.
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London
Associated Press
Sir Charles Cust
George
South America
Prince of Wales
Argentina
Charles
Navy
Sinc
Naval experts plan vast improvements in new battleships
Washington dispatch reports naval engineers expect the first post treaty American battleships to be 35 000 tons, 25 percent larger than present ships, with 12 inch guns. British Rodney and Nelson class ships forecast to exceed American size and armament, likely equipping twelve 16 inch guns and superior deck protection.
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Washington
Associated Press
West Virginia
Colorado
Maryland
Florida
Utah
Wilbur
Uni
QLO Timer Visits The Scenes Of Earlier Day
Frank Ellis aged thirteen, one of Montana’s early settlers, travels to Helena area sites and recalls mining ventures from the state’s distant past. He tours Lugshire and discusses his former prospecting years as he enjoys a quiet visit. Washington report notes Rep Hawes of Missouri introduces a resolution to probe charges from the St Louis Post Dispatch against federal Judge George W English.
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Frank Ellis
Montana
Harvey
Mr. Ellis
IBM
Helena
Lugshire
Washington
Hawes
Missouri
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
George W. English
Eastern Illinois Distri
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