Transfer of about $32,000 to State General Fund
Senate notices five proposed bills by Carrington and Schnitzler to move funds from state accounts to the general fund with small allocations to Capitol building sinking fund and university income fund. Previous effort failed in the 18th assembly due to last minute squeeze. Funds cited include state gasoline inspection, anti hog cholera serum, capital annex, biological station maintenance, veterans welfare and sinking funds, and health board fees. Also notices bills on candidate filing times and stockholder liability, irrigation district bonding, and appropriations for water, land inclusion in districts, fire insurance funds, disease quarantine, and stallion range penalties.
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Capitol Building
University
Corrington and Schnitzler
Senate
Veterans’ Welfare Inter
State Board of Health
Smith
Custer
Oliver
Carrington
Montana
Scofield
Irrigation Committee
Speer
State Land Board
Ancient Nainer Passges On At Ancient Nainer Passges On
Police identified the body found on a Battery Park bench as Captain Myron Crozier age 108, skipper of the barge Empire. Born March 23 1823 the noted mariner left two wives 13 children and 85 grandchildren. His long life spanned vast changes in the country including storms at sea and decades at the wheel in New York harbor.
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Associated Press
New York
Battery Park
Myron Crozier
Empire
Honesdale
Earth
Crozier
Seven Seas
Bilal
Army changes names new infantry chief and quartermaster general
Associated Press reports Col Robert E Allen will be chief of infantry with the rank of major general upon the retirement of Maj Gen C S Farnsworth on March 27. Col Moses G Zalinski named quartermaster general with the rank of brigadier general to succeed Brig Gen John T Knight on his retirement April 18.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robert E. Allen
C. S. Farnsworth
Moses G. Zalinski
John T. Knight
Best Year for Dodge Brothers
Dodge Brothers reported 1924 as their most successful year with a 35.6 percent rise in production and sales while the overall auto industry declined. Production reached 225,104 vehicles with 193,861 passenger cars and 31,243 commercial units, and the firm ended its tenth year with 1,230,000 cars built and sold. President Frederick J. Hayes credited enduring principles and steady improvements for the growth, and 1925 is forecast to be even stronger.
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Dodge Brothers
John A. Nichols, Jr
Nichols
Dodge i
Frederick J. Hayes
Haynes
John F
Horace E. Dodge
John Dodge
Mgr. Dodge
National Cycle and Automobile Company of
Hamilton
Ont
Horace Dodge
Gal Slayer May Face The Worst Juvenile Court
San Francisco, Jan 39 Dorothy Ellington, 16, matricide, is to be tried by the criminal and not the juvenile courts. Superior Judge Murasky ruled the case extreme and grave and not within juvenile jurisdiction. The defense hoped for a juvenile proceeding. She confessed to shooting her mother over a maternal prohibition against a jazz party she planned to attend. If tried criminally, she could face life imprisonment. juvenile court would likely reserve years in a reform school.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellington
Frank FR. Murasky
Murasky
New Home Wrinkle Removing Method Prepares Facial Magic
An advertised home remedy claims to erase wrinkles age lines and sagging skin while you wait by mixing Tarkroot powder with lemon juice to create a creamy paste. The solution purportedly leaves no residue or adverse effects and costs about two cents per treatment from a druggist.
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Jesse Tha
School of Religion at Montana University and Washington Mission Talks
Incorporated 1924 by a joint university church committee the School of Religion at the University of Montana offers three fall courses with William L. Young as sole instructor and inter church pastor. Courses are free credit limited to 15 per degree. The program is run by five cooperating churches under a separate board. Separately a Missions Conference in Washington reports Christianity influencing India and Japan with Tokyo churches and schools cited.
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University of Montana
Missoula
Montana
School of Religion
William L. Young
Jesus
Associated Press
Washington
India
Japan
Foreign Missions
North America
William Axling
Eeene
Tokio
World Brotherhood
John Pais Cornelius
Af Lucknow University
America
US Sub Adrift in Severe Snow Storm Near Jaffrey Feint
The S-48 rode rocks off Jaffrey's Feint then drifted into Little Harbor amid a gale and heavy seas. Rescue attempts by two tugs failed as coast guardsmen and Fort Constitution troops rushed supplies and set a buoy and mortar toward Fort Stark. Naval officials feared for 33 crewmen as SOS signals faded and two other vessels, S-51 and Chewink, reached the harbor before going silent.
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Little Harbor
Jaffrey
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Navy Yard
United States
Fort Constitution
Fort Stark
Jaffrey’s Point
New London
Conm
Kittery Navy ‘Yard
Chewink
Jlocal
Oregon Appeals on Public School Education Case
Oregon files in the Supreme Court a brief by Attorney General Isaac Van Winkle supporting the appeal from a federal district court ruling enjoining enforcement of the compulsory education law. The case marks the first test at the high court of states' right to require child schooling in public schools.
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Oregon
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Isaac van Winkle
Federal District Court of Oregon
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For Safety
Helena Cab & Bus Company’s Taxis
C.F. King, Mgr
F. W. Bangert
Bill
Rbb Hive
Great Northern Railway
Superior
Duluth
London
Associated Preas
Gal Slayer
Clarksburg
W. Va
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Woods
Law School
Yale University
Georgia Warder
Bridgeport
Russia
Dorothy Ellingson
Webster’s New International Dictionary
Agrimeter
Air Council
Ruthene
Megebar &. P
Cyper
Apkari Sippio
Red Star
Itredenta
Merriam CO
Springfield
Mase
New Paris
U. S
Seabright
N. J
Commack
Coast Guard
Smithers Shoe
Cru
James Derham
National Bank of Montana
Helena, Montana
United States Depository
Thomas A. Marlow
H. W. Child
Aubrey M. Holter
Yellowstone Park
Holter Hardware Co. Transportation Co
C. J. McNamara
Stockgrower
Hammond, Montana
Fred Heinecke
E. W. Prosser
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