Supreme Court rules on retroactivity and tax cases in three opinions
The Montana Supreme Court handed down three opinions setting seven new cases. It held the 1927 oil royalty tax law not retroactive, modified a Cascade county decision, and reversed a Yellowstone county ruling. Dissent by Justices Angstman and Ford.
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Byrne
Angstman
Ford
Cascade Countyrict Court
Joe Zunechich
Security Building and Loan Association
Joe
Marion Brown
I. D. O'Donnell
Federal Land Bank of
Kane
Public Utilities Men to Outline National Meet Program
Montana Public Service Commission schedules a June 28 meeting of utility representatives to plan entertainment for delegates to the National Association of Railroad and Public Service Commissioners. National meetings set for Glacier Park from August 27 for four days.
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Yarloons Public Utilities
Glaciar Park
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Governor Erickson Urges Aid for Wibaux Flood Victims
Governor J E Erickson issued a proclamation urging Montanans to aid Wibaux flood victims with Red Cross donations. County quotas face shortfalls as 100 plus families require relief and health officials report widespread property damage and disrupted infrastructure across the town.
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J. E. Erickson
Montana
Wibauw
American Red Cross
Red Cross
St. Louis
Legislative Assembly
American’ Red Cross
Wibaix
Tein
Atricken
Walter Davidson
Wibaux
A. B. Foote
State Board of Health
Foote
Ban Stuffy Huts in Peasant Huts Emden Friesland
Emden Germany June 22 The campaign of rheosurapce companies against the Schlafhutzen in peasant huts of Eqrt Friesland is ending as insurers pay a premium to abolish the unhygienic sleeping alcove. Peasants cling to the practice until funds from insurers prompt reform. Buenos Ayres June 22 reports mail to Croydon England now reaches in eight and a half days by air and sea, faster than earlier routes.
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Eqrt
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Buenos Ayres
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Croydon
England
Governor Brigeoon Review of 163rd Infantry Tomorrow
Governor J. E. Erickson will review the 163rd infantry at the camp tomorrow with escort by staff and American Legion reps. A 17 gun salute will open the ceremony followed by a regimental parade and quarters inspection. Today features religious services and a downtown parade at 3 30. Phil Sheridan leads concerts and a military ball runs 9 to 1 at Shrine Temple.
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J. E. Erickson
National Guard
American Legion
Phil Sheridan
Placer
Wilk Park
Aberdeen herring and granite tariffs threaten trade
In Aberdeen Scotland American tariffs on herring and granite hit hard. Last year 40,000 barrels of herring flowed from northeast Scotland to the United States. James Stewart, president of the Aberdeen chamber of commerce, warned that higher granite duties could kill the trade.
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Ban on Unlicensed Planes and Pilots by Federal Inspector
Federal inspector Captain Wiley R. Wright arrives in Helena to enforce a ban on unlicensed aircraft and pilots in Montana. He will establish inspection headquarters in Butte and aims for close supervision of aviation, citing safety and public confidence. The Montana Schnitzler act, aligning with federal law, supports tighter licensing and plane inspections.
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Wiley R. Wright
Department of Commerce
Helena
Wright
Butte
Mortana
Wyoming
Idaho
Captain Wright
John Schnitaler
Roosevelt County
Foot
Mulberry Faces Street Light Shortage Amid Budget Woes
In Mulberry Indiana on June 22 residents faced a citywide outage as the town's treasury ran low. Citizens struggled to pay for current street lights while funds remained below needed levels to keep the system functioning.
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Ind
Becauas
New Drug Thwarts Hair Growth For A Week
Paris on June 22 reports a new drug thallium acetate that causes complete baldness for three weeks after ingestion. Hair regrows during the following week, ending the cycle.
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