Old City Government Criticized In State Examiner Report
Montana state examiner Frank H. Johnwon blasts Helena city operations under Mayor C J Bausch. He cites hoarding of horse barn funds, purchases split to dodge bids, water fund misuses in typhoid cases, and improper allocations. The report notes rising indebtedness, unbudgeted expenses, and urged budget compliance and asset write-offs. It details split orders, a $4060 grader purchase, and delinquent tax issues while urging court action to settle inactive funds and improve collections.
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Helena
C. J. Bausch
Frank H. John+ won
Stato Examiner
Pala
Nelens
Businewa
Nuhle Eyans
Cairol Engineering Company
Af Ifeleng
Jos Luplen
Jim
First National Bank and Trust Company
Lonlen
Canney Machinery Company
Tho Pad
State of
Montana
Special Improvement District
Inactiya Funde
Irelena
Arkansas Deny Negro Murder Case Continues
Reports from Karte Arkansas describe a suspected flogging incident claimed to test if a Black man is dead. Victims named include Rev Claude Williams, 41, and Miss Wille Sue Glayden, 29, with Roy Moralock, 15, listed as a coroner’s assistant. The White House received socialist Norman Thomas’s telegram urging federal intervention. Attorney General Cummings hints at a second inquiry amid new developments. An unrelated Calcutta sports event known as Noah's Ark features a goat, horse, and elephant competition.
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Qurlin
Weems
Dento
Karte
Ark
Claude Willianta
Littles
Croner
Washington
White House
Norman Thomas
Justice Department
Wildebrandt CD
Whallington
Cummings
Calcutta
Final Draft of Tax Bill About Ready
The article details a tentative agreement on a tax bill affecting corporations and individuals. It outlines proposed surtax eliminations if funds can be raised, different tax rates for small versus large corporations, and a graduated undistributed income tax. It notes expected revenue impacts and a final conference agreement on a two point three seven billion relief measure.
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Ter
Senate
Vike House
Congress
Avpai
Seattle doctor reports condition improved for Dr James Tate Macon
Attending physicians described Seattle surgeon and American Medical Association president Dr James Tate Macon as much improved today after efforts to clear the adjournment path. The June 17 report places Macon at Seattle.
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Seattle
James Tate Macon
American Medical Association
Carl Gillin Heads the Commissioners
Carl Gillin leads the county board in a set of actions aimed at expanding aid without cost, increasing pauper defense, and ensuring monthly funds for old-age relief. The body seeks legislative attention, calls for more federal money to cover added relief needs from drought and insect damage, and proposes revamping the state water conservation commission for greater authority.
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Parmonia Maga
Hoteat
Slate Water Conservation Commission
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