Barred Lobbying Sparks Senate Rift Over Linn Motion
An effort to bar lobbying on the senate floor during sessions or adjournments sparked protests from several senators as Linn’s motion was referred to the rules committee. The scene featured objections from Kane and others and included a debate on submitting to voters the question of ratifying a twentieth amendment on child labor. Additional notices announced forthcoming bills on livestock disease control, animal nuisances, and state land uses, with several house bills sent to committees and one amended to fit constitutional publication limits.
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Senate
Linn
Committee On Rules
Sirenucash
Kane
Stewart
Rules Committee
Clark
Toole
Legilatne Assembly
Grazinng
Speer
State Land Board
HBS
Beadle
Wuerthner
Dhce
Dell
Judiciary Committee
Committee On
Walker
Faul
Public Morals Committee
Congress
Phones Efficient in Polyglot Oriental Cities
Seattle dispatch reports 29 languages spoken in the Far East and notes automatic telephones ease business barriers. Harry Jones, auto telephone expert from New York, cites Yokohama with 940,000 telephones this year and mentions Shanghai Hongkong Harbin Kobe and Tokyo as having automatic systems.
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Seattle
Wash
The
Associated Press
Far East
Harry Jones
Iport
New York
Yokohama
Legion Elects Officers and Enjoys Big Dinner
Officers were elected for 1925 at Lewis and Clark post of the American Legion after a dinner and program in the Lords Rose room. Port Commander Charles I Sheridan senior vice commander Dr A J Bolan junior vice commander Miss identical Vollnet chaplain Nex Pathe, Tongas finance officer Marco Lonemald historian CS Vow sergeant at arms Qlaf Berg. The board of directors includes the commander and vice commanders and Wadleigh Marsh Ferguson Ingh dan and Ro Liddy. Outgoing post commander George W Walters Jr. named. The program featured a Spanish dance by two pupils from Mrs Salmores academy selections by an orchestra from the high school and vocal numbers. Senator Harry M Shelver spoke on state assembly service and defense act cooperation. Warry Burns urged federal-state cooperation under the National Defense Act and world court support. General Loot praised reunion ideals. Major Iroot lauded regional work for disabled ex-service men. Governor John G Orchson sent regrets.
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Mayo
Charles I Sheridan
A. J. Bolan
Drdnces Vollnet
Nex Pathe
Tongas
Marco Lonemald
CS Vow
Qlaf Berg
Mm Wadleigh Marsh
G Ferguson
Ingh ‘Dan
Ro Liddy
Last
Melena
George W. Walters, Jr
Salmores
State Assembly
Livingston
Shelver
Legion
Millennium
Warry Burns
Iarlem
National Guard
Browth
Burns
World Court
Loot
Reunion
Jie
Citzens
Iroot
John G. Orchson
Legislative Legionaires
Committee On
Charles L. Sheridan
Woa Lamb
Owen Pers
Jack Long
R . Thinadean
Oriental Dinner by Woman's Division of Commercial Club
The Woman's Division of the Commercial Club will host an Oriental dinner next Tuesday at the Placer Grill. Miss Virginia Dixon speaks on Orient points of interest after a Chow Mein menu and themed decorations. Reservations cost 78 cents with Miss Gertrude Ashby, secretary, by Monday.
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Commercial Club
Placer Grill
Ro O Wanfman
A T Schultz
The
Orient
Virginia Dixon
Schultz
Bi K Preuitt
Ray Church
Wal Higgins
WG Verguson
Maybelle Gunn
Margaret Walsh
Pauline Keane
Gertrude Ashbi
Property Descendency to Guerin Recalls Town Scandal
Janesville newspaper notes recall of a 1914 district court scandal involving Charles T Guerin and a criminal case alleging degenerate practices. The article mentions a vigilante protest and a change of venue to the Cascades district court, with Guerin later residing in Washington DC.
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Guerm
Nature
Vre Canoon
Il Fg
Andy McConnel
Long Toieh Cal
mMsbirt
Guesins
Distr T Court of Cascade
Frais
State Supreme Court
Guerin Winnit
Outan
Weilingten Wy Tan
Citeraes
Cheri
Washing
Ten
The Printers Rodeo Night at Shrine Temple
A community rodeo night is planned at Shrine Temple with a 5 per k entry, a punch bowl, and a cowboy band. Attendees are urged to dress and behave, and to avoid rough conduct at the event. The program features the Rodero Roundelay and proceeds support local causes.
No Claim Pending Against the Wargraves Dismissed
District court ruling on Monday favored Hotare Wargrave and Wile in a damages suit brought by Take Goodman over a street car collision. The court dismissed all pending claims against the Wargraves, noting Goodman had settled with the street car company, which was not a party defendant, and upheld the defense that settlement barred further claims.
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Mondiv
Hotare Wargrave
Wile
Swt
Take Goodman
Axicah
Wargraves
Goodman
Goodmans
Hargroves
Waiting at the Church in Denver Ends in Federal Case
Associated Press reports from Denver on January 28 describe Virs Mae Sandbaum and her husband resting on Mount Olivet Baptist Church steps two weeks ago when a nap was interrupted by a long wait for doors to open. Doctors say the delay led to a fatal incident linked to possible Harrison Narcotic Act violations in a federal court case involving Tos Angeles attorney Gay L Rockwell.
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Associated Press
Denver
Mae Sandbaum
Mount Olvet Baptist Church
Troven
Ercole Maghone
Gay L Rockwell
Tos Angeles
NP Clerks Excluded From Western Wage Boost
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks on the Northern Pacific says NP clerks will not share in the recent wage increases granted on western railroads by the railway wage board. J F Murray, general chairman, cites a technicality as the reason the NP system was excluded from the 1 to 2 cent per hour upturn.
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Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Northern Pacific
Rairoad
J F Murray
Murray
Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks
Northern
Dacific
Railway Labor Board
Nod Brotherhood
Raiway
Mrs Hettinger Funeral Friday at Daughter's Home
Mrs Hettinger dies in Los Angeles and rites set for Friday at 2 pm at 1814 Talvingston Avenue home of daughter Mrs Clyde Burgan with Rev Woods of Coburn Memorial Church officiating burial at local cemetery Arrangements handled by Mlaharty and Joohler Funeral details include bereaved parties and honorary committees from Sons and Daughters of Montana Taken from a local obituary notice
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Frank Iettinger
Fred Benson
Los Angeles
Eriday
Clide T Burgan
Talvingston Avenue
Woods
Cobuin Memorial Wot
Mlaharty
Joohler
George Starves
Corvatia
Gre
Mulherg
T Rinda
Hengrart
Montana
Thoneris
Abamne Ueagle
Mathlophins
Nina “Morrison
Oc Alurras
YP Norris Ross Deegan
Oscar Weexenmain
James Jergrovs
Charles Solan
Pem WeComas
Greeks Amuck and border clashes deepen Balkan tensions
Refugees report two Bulgarian villages on the Greek border surrounded by troops police and locals after the alleged killing of two Greeks. The incident sparks strong reactions in Sofia as troops move into the area. In China, General Wang Hsiang, military governor of Chekiang, occupies Soo Chow and advances toward Quisan, signaling unrest across regions.
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Solia
Bulgaria
Associated Press
Sofia
Shanghai
Wang Hsiang
Chehiang
Soo Chow
Quisan
Surrendering Man Denies Girlfriend’s Brother Responsible
Joe Gall of Deer Lodge surrendered at Sheriff Bates office claiming he alone caused the girl’s condition. The 15 year old brother Mitchell is in custody at the Florence Crittenden home while authorities investigate. The girl insists her brother is to blame, not Ball, prompting a county investigation and possible Deer Lodge action.
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Joe Gall
Sherifo Tm Bates
Tlorence Crittenden
Mitchell
Deer Lodge
Artme
Tom Mullen
Ball
Snerliarulien
Deer Ledge
Roberts Chairman Troop Committee Elected
Professor A J Roberts was elected chairman of the committee of Troop S Box Scouts at a Tuesday meeting. Other members include Res Frank J J Carlson, T A Mhils, L K Bowman, and Professor P M Adams with W O Burroughs reelected organizer and longtime scoutmaster. Wilfrederickhs returns to his own troop after transfer during training.
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A J Roberts
Tuesda
MC O
Res Frank JJ Carlson
T A Mhils
L KK Bowman
P M Adams
O Burroughs
Wilfrederickhs
Bank Roof Collapse Kills Eighteen in Santiago Chile
Eighteen people are believed buried after the roof of the Popular Credit bank collapsed in Santiago on January 28. Workers and clients were reportedly trapped as debris covered the lobby and entrances.
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Santiago
Chile
T He
Associated Press
Popular Credit Bank
Federal Prohibition Agents Raid Two Places
Federal prohibition agents raided two locations yesterday arresting two men and seizing a still, mash, moonshine, and other paraphernalia. One raid netted Jackson at Cart Lyndale street and another man at Water Street. The third person arrested, Jack Iritz, faced charges as the operation unfolded in New York. Jan 28 Chauncey M Depew presided at Pilgrims of the United States annual meeting and urged work for world peace.
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Jackson
Lyndale
Agcmle
Jack Iritz
Associated Press
New York
Chauncey M Depew
The
Pilgrims of the
United States
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