Senate Adds Four Employes Amid High Demand
The Montana senate employment committee chaired by Senator Griffin announced four new hires yesterday, bringing the total to 64 of 160 positions filled. The committee had 380 applications, selecting 34, mirroring the 18th assembly. more hires are planned this session as unemployment worries rise. Helena residents Dutton, Scarpf, and Wilson were among the new staff. Also notice funeral services for Brother Peter Milter of Sons of Herman Lodge No 3 at St Helens Cathedral Friday at 9 30 AM.
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Griffin
Senate
Oliver
Henderson
Senate Committee
Helena—Narion Dutton
Freda Scarpf
Imogene Wilson
Sons of
Herman Lodge No. 3
Peter Milter
St. Helena
Costs for TB sanatorium patients eyed by counties
Senate Bill 3 would require counties to pay up to 1500 per day for maintenance of free patients at the state tuberculosis sanitarium, replacing the current rate of 1.50. finance and claims committee favored the measure but added the daily cap. Tower of Lake received committee assignments after yesterday’s election contest ruling. Stewart pressed questions about settlements with defeated candidate Zyle and per diem payments.
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Senate
Scofield
Finance and Claims Committee
Tower of Lake
Ments
Stewart
Duncan
Paul
Ztyle
Deficiency Claims to be Checked Up Shortly
The senate in committee of the whole recommended passage of S. B. 17 extending corporate succession to social and benevolent bodies. A joint defect claims committee was named to audit about 53 000 in claims from the state board of examiners, with larger items including 20 000 for printing amendments. Adjournment to Monday was planned by President pro tem Hazel Baker.
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Clark
Toole County
Senate
Scofield
Montana
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Seaboard
Finance and Claims Committee
State Board of Examiners
Layont
Stewart
Deer Lodge
Leuthold
Pauline
Page
Delaney
Schitzler
House Committee
Pro
Poultry Growers Seek Freight Rule Change in Montana
Montana poultry men push for a new carload rule to allow live chickens to be shipped from multiple distribution points. A single car currently requires full loading at one site, limiting shipments due to distance between points. If approved, growers expect easier carload formation and boosted poultry business statewide.
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Montana
Denver Pastor to Speak at Coburn Community Church Tonight
Rex Ezra Cox of Epworth Church Denver will deliver a stere optical lecture at Coburn Community Hall this evening. The event includes a 7 to 8 p.m. play hour, a remark by Dr. Cox, and a 92 girls basketball game featuring Coburn Invyn cibles and Helena High Independents. Judge Ben Lindsey praises Cox for reducing crime in Denver.
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Rex
Ezra Cox
Epworth Church
Denver
Coburn
Cox
Coburn Invyin‘cibles
Helena High
H. W. Woods
Dr. Cox
Ben Lindsey
Johnston's Mother Dies in Pierce Neb
Mrs Henry Johnston mother of Dr Eiis A Johnston of this city died Tuesday at the family home in Wayne City Neb Dr Johnston left Wednesday night for his Nebraska home to attend the funeral and burial he will return here at the end of 1 days Mrs Johnston suffered a stroke of paralysis last July.
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Henry Johnston
Eiis A. Johnston
Wnee City
Mrs James Travis Dies in Cascade Hospital
Mrs James Travis of Cascade died Thursday at a Great Falls hospital. She leaves her husband and three daughters and her son Sam Travis of Helena. The late Tam Travis of Helena was her son.
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James Travis
Cascade
Great Falls
Sam Travis
Helena
Tam Travis
Travis
Montana Honors Private Robert A. Simpson in Joint Session
The nineteenth Montana legislature held a joint session to honor Private Robert A. Simpson of Great Falls for his World War I service. Simpson, ill, did not attend. The body lauded his six bravery citations and awards including the Belgian Croix de Guerre and the Distinguished Service Cross.
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Nineteenth
Legislative Assembly
State of
Montana
Robert A. Simpson
Great Falls
France
Simpson
W. S. McCormack
Shelver
Park County
N. J. Gilliland
American Legion
United States Congress
Sixteenth Infantry
Joint Assembly
Representative White
State Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meets Here
The state executive committee of the WCTLU met during the legislature. Reports showed broad activity by chapters across Montana. Delegates discussed a medical whisky repeal bill and supported a federal child labor amendment and narcotic bill while opposing the sheriffs’ plan to dissolve the state prohibition bureau. Public meeting included reports from Mrs. A E McLeish and musical interludes. Rev W L Wade spoke at the Baptist church and the group visited the Fort Harrison veterans later.
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WCTLU
M.C. A
W. C. Dawes
Bozeman
J. A. Kiehl
Livingston
Clara Birch
State Sheriffs’ Association
State Bureau of Prohibition Enforcement
Attorney Generals Office
State Bureau
Baptist Church
Chicago
Shorts From Assembly Grist Mill
Spectators at the legislative session in Belfry Montana observe lawmakers. Senator Scofield delivers a long speech on a deep water Great Lakes to sea connection. Committee to draft resolutions on Senator Cowan's father death. House faces a pile of bills as adjournment nears. Across the nation a Great Northern train crew reports passengers lingering over crossword puzzles.
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W. T. Bunney
Bear Creek
ML Bey
Great Lakes
St Lawrence
Senator Walker
St. Lawrence
McCormack
Hazelbaker
Peterson
Griffin
Cowan
Associated Press
Yankton, S. D
Great Northern
Yank
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Cecil Day
Sands
Ing
Sands Bros. Dry Goods Co
National Bank of Montana
Helena, Montana
United States Depository
Thomas A. Marlow
H.W. Child
Yellowstone Transportation Co
C. J. McNamara
Stockgrower
Park
Aubrey M. Holter, Wager
Holter Hardware Co
T. O. Hammond
Montana Trust and Savings Bank
Smithers
F. E. Kessler
Smithers Company
Placer Meier Company
B.D. Phillips
A. L. Smith
Fred Heinecke
E. W. Prosser
F.W. Bangert
Bill
D. G
Repp
Johnston
Pawnce, Neb
Galgade
A. A. Simpson
Senator Shelver
Legion
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Mattino
Maverick Cigar Store
Chevrolet
Fisher
Anderson-Chevrolet CO
Cor. Fuller
Placer
Ed Donlan
Percy Wodds
Flathead County
Republican State Central
Dords
Seattle
Dixon
O. K
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Helena Cab & Bus Company’s Taxis
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U. G. Shelton
East Sixth Avenue
State Nursery & Seed CO
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