Legislative slate grows with eight administration measures
The Montana House considers eight administration measures to raise revenue via metal and cement industries and mining, adds tax changes, and debates a repeal of a portion of a federal income tax law. Bills address licensing chiropodists, highway office dismissals, and emergency funds for pests, while memorials seek national monument status for Gate of the Mountains.
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Committee of Revenue and Taxation
Goal
Shoermaker
Ke, M
Shoemaker
U.S
Director of
National Monuments
Hit Mountains
Missouri River
Lena
Father of Mrs A. E. Spriggs 78 Dies in New York
Captains O. Leighton, father of Mrs. A. E. Spriggs, died at his Long Island home aged 78. A Civil War veteran who enlisted at Fort Sumter and served beyond the war, he was wounded several times. Mrs. Spriggs, in New York, was at his bedside with her two sons. Funeral services will be held in New York on Wednesday.
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A. J. Spriggs
the &Dustrial Accident Board
Fort Sumpter
Fuera
New York
Leishton
Germany to Import Three Million Tons Grain in 1921
Berlin Jan 24 Germany will be obliged to import 3,000,000 tons of grain to meet home needs in 1921 an official reply to a question from the Italian delegation in Brussels stated today. The government says the Spa conference appraisal will prove inadequate due to last year’s crop failure and lower than expected yield.
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Associated Preas
Berlin
Germany
Brussels
Spa
Are You Just Hanging On An Uprated Health Ad
Consumers are urged that weariness and burnout can be eased by a 41.00 box of Keate advertised at Parcel Drug Co and leading stores. It promises energy, weight gain, and improved nerves, citing testimonials from clerks and store staff about customers who felt rejuvenated after use.
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Dnsk
Parcen Drug, Co
Ure
Burnett Says He Couldn’t Hold Job
A Portland man details dramatic relief after Tanlac. EL J. Burnett, once crippled by rheumatism and stomach trouble for ten years, reports a total recovery after using Tanlac. He regained appetite, sleep, and strength, and says he can work long days again. Tanlac is sold in Helena by Dud Fisher Co-Adr.
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EL J. Burnett
Porty-fifth Avenue
Portland
Ore
Lewiston
Idaho
Taulat
Tave
Helena
Dudd
Fisher Ding Co—Adr
County Splitters Becoming Active in State Legislation
Senator Paul of Powell county introduced a bill to raise assessed valuation from 1,000,067 to 36,000,000 for county division, stirring opposition while other measures seek county reorganization and new tax and court rules. Several new bills were noted on primary laws, tax deeds notices, and county expenditure controls.
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Paul
Powell County
Stangent Jihe
Hazelbaker
Lenthold
Griffin
Itt
Churet
Court Reporter
Booth
Haal
Lewis
Teuthold
Hefferlin
Toan
Donlan
County
India
Junad
Highway employees face layoff limits amid ongoing work
John Nily, chief engineer for the state highway commission, says he cannot cut more staff now due to under way projects and federal obligations. He notes the force shrank from 222 in November to 129 by January 15, with about 100 laid off, and that 27 construction jobs remain active as planning for 1921 continues.
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Jones
Legislative Assembly
John N. Edy
State Highway Commission
John Nily
Hat
Highway Commission
Edy Sid
Deail
Edy
Sentenced to Federal Prison for Embezzlement Case
Town Budge, former Turham Montana postmaster, was sentenced by Judge George M Bonr uta to a federal prison term at Leavenworth for embezzling 300 of postal funds. He has repaid 879. The case also involved forged signatures and other alleged crimes. Christopher McCurrey pleaded guilty to illegal whisky transportation and William Lafferty pleaded not guilty to illegal transportation charges with trial set for January 27. Jury matters resume at 8 00 this morning.
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Town Budge
Turham
Montana
George M. Bonruta
UW. 8
Asseur
Leavenworth
Kangaa
Hudge
Jase
Wingham Post Offics
Fromsury Guarranc
Christopher McCurrey
Ringling
Wiliam Lafferty
White Smiphyr Springs
Ilesal i
Plumbers Indicted Plead Not Guilty in Anti Trust Case
Thirty one firms and individuals in the plumbing trade indicted last Friday on charges of violating state antitrust laws pleaded not guilty today in a New York case. The Associated Press reports the defendants include several firms and individual plumbers. The proceedings reflect ongoing scrutiny of bid rigging and price fixing in the plumbing industry.
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Associated Press
New York
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Butte
Metropolitan Police
House
Coaney
Judiciary Committee
H. B
J. A. Taylor
Billings
Sertle Billy
H. B. 35
Dillavan
Cavanaugh
Felton
the Horse Union
Stevens
Committee On
Farm Corporation
Committee On Agriculture
Committee
Billy
Chatfield
Wy Jones
Gollidge
Rodgers
Mongana
Maynes
Appropriations Committee
State Board of Heart Maintenaive
General Fund
State
H. B. Ky
Board of Health
WW. B. Ty
General Hind
State Board of Horticulture
Fice
H. B. SoRy
University Hind
XeBy Hathaway
King of Silver Bow
R. W. Crawford
Jacquemin Jewelry Company
Main St
Ey Herrmann & Co
Drs. Owen & Clark
Phems
Bailey Bik
Hovey
U.S. Mineral Surveyor
Union Bank
A. E. Spriggs
Captain HO
AMS
Tom
Miss. Happshes
Miss. Haps
Duff
CPM
Rae
Allman
Burnett
Paul Bill
ED Expla Nutter Highway Employees
Chlee
Peete Ween
Barger
Jonathan
Fuller Ave
Af. C. A
Aleentiai
Ibige
Eddy’s Steam Bakery
Porigny
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