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Helena Independent in Helena, Montana

22 Jan 1925

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Helena Independent

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Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1925

Page

3

Larsen Bill Advances To Third Reading In House Debate

The 51 10 47 vote placed A. T. Larsen’s eight percent interest bill on a third reading after Bricker overruled a point of order and the bill moved from general file. The record shows extensive discussion on banking, with Beadle Caplis Anderson Hoffman and Plumer supporting the bill while Flachsenhar opposed. House bills on primary elections, motor vehicle law, and interest on state warrants were advanced or discussed, along with several other measures and introduced bills, in a broad committee of the whole session.

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Loble Bricker Lobie Ainsworth Akofer Anderson Andrus Beadle Bergstrom McGrath Nelson Parkin Patterson Plank Plumer Rice Ruffcorn Rupert Ryder Steeves Strange Throssell Tinsley Troy Walton White Noel Berryman Budas Burns Campbell Castles Davis Doran Duncan Fairgreave Fitzgerald Ravalli Flachsenbar Fox Gordon Green Harris Hawley Hedrick Higham Holt Johnson Fergus Valley Keeley Kennedy Larson Cascade LeaYens Lemmon Lincoln Meagher Miller Moss Moulton Murphy Nagle Nelstead Peat Peterson Reed Smith Lewis and Clark Beaverhead Stoddard Waite Walker Wold Wuerthner Zeh House Flachsenhar Hanson Holton Cleavens and Johnson John H. Erickson Donaldson Hhouse Graybill Office of bureau @ child and animal protection Kelley State Board of Equalization House Joint Memorial Congress
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Flush the Kidney Before Creakf Hot

An advertisement promotes flushing kidneys with water and Jad Salts to prevent kidney and urinary problems. It argues excess rich food causes acids that overwork kidneys, causing rheumatism headaches liver trouble and nervous disorders. It recommends daily quart water and four ounces Jad Salts, with a physician check twice yearly.

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SHORTS FROM ASSEMBLY GRIST MILL

The senate passed a motion and the house agreed in tandem as Fort Benton hosted a quiet closing session. Editor Pettit notes a halt on Speaker Crumbaker’s bills after day forty, with discussions on appropriations and substitute measures. Prosperity in the river town stems from good crops, wool prices, and favorable land values amid severe cold. Mrs. M. M. Duncan, wife of Senator Duncan, is hospitalized with improvements reported for Senator Cowan of Hill county whose father died Tuesday.

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Senate Pettit Chateau Indebe House Fort Benton Crumbaker Porter M. M McCormack Duncan Duncan Offor Hazelbaker Madison County Cowan Hill County
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Senators Decide Lake County Seat After Contest Bolts

The Montana senate resolves a senatorial contest over Lake County with Paul and Muffly guiding the proceedings. After a series of rulings, pairing issues, and a previous question vote, Lyle is seated following the majority report. The session hints at further action from Muffly and Paul on feasibility of future steps.

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Vew McCormack Clark Jand ‘Taylor Paul Lyle Battleman Church Delaney Del Demiel Duncan Garber Green McQuitty Muffly Page Porter Taylor Watson Noel Adams Brownlee Corrington Conser Cooper Dowlin Gisbee Greenup Griffin Hazelbaker Henderson Kane Leuthold Linn McCabe McCone McCormick Mears Oliver Pauline Peck Peden Pomeroy
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Governor Ferguson Urges Education Tax and Reforms

Governor Ferguson in her inaugural address urges a tax on factory made cigarettes to fund education and calls for economy in state funds. She supports broader pardons, opposes new schools, and proposes road work, tick eradication, and reduced ranger forces while seeking impeachment judgment removal and a prison system investigation.

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Tate Temple Ferguson Colorado James E. Fernson Senate Guion Hardin of Kaufman Irwin House
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Senate to pay Lyle per diem for detained days

The senate considers paying Lyle per diem for the working days he has been detained awaiting a decision on his election contest. Lyle plans to pursue court action for injunction against salary payments, seeking $10 a day, arguing for compensation beyond the two weeks he has remained held while the matter is unresolved.

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Senate Lyle
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