Dawes argues cloture limits in senate rules reform
Vice President Dawes told Manchester Chamber of Commerce that lack of effective cloture tends to increase laws passed. He urged modification allowing majority cloture on ordinary bills but permitting unlimited debate on cases involving alleged encroachments on states rights. Continued on page two.
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Manchester
N. H
Associated Press
Senate
Dawes
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Banking Code Commission Organized with Governor Stewart Chair
The Montana Banking Code Commission, appointed by Governor J. E. Erickson, organized in Helena with former Governor Samuel W. Stewart elected chairman and Jay Larson named secretary. Members include C. H. Williams and W. A. Brubaker. The group will study state banking laws and file a report by November 1, 1926, proposing improvements and holding hearings across Montana.
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Montana Banking Code Commission
J. E. Erickson
Legislative Assembly
Helena
Samuel W. Stewart
Jay Larson
Stewart
C. H W. Williams
Deer Lodge
W. A. Bruba
Montana
Erickson
20Th Legislative Assembly
Brubaker
Melena
Northern Pacific
Butts
Pioneer of State Con Smith Dies in Boulder at 74
Boulder June 23 Special Con Smith aged 74 died this morning at 3 o clock at his Boulder home after a decade long illness. Born in New York City September 19 1851 he was among the west s pioneers moving to Denver with his parents Philip and Nancy Smith and two sisters. Continued on Page Two.
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Boulder
Con Smith
New York City
West
Denver
New York
Philip
Nancy Smith
President Coolidge Begins Summer Visit to Swampscott
President and Mrs. Coolidge depart by train toward Swampscott Massachusetts to establish a summer home on the coast. The president says the two months will not be a true vacation, believing the office requires constant work. He smiles as he waves to onlookers aboard the train.
Regimental Parade At Camp Erickson Invites Helena Visitors
Helena residents and out of town visitors are invited to a regimental parade at Camp Erickson tonight at 5 o clock. The 163rd Infantry will be in full dress with band leading troops, followed by trucks and wagons. Colonel Williams will position near the east parade ground to give spectators a clear view as two battalions conduct a field exercise and a later ball game determines the opponent for the service company.
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Helena
Camp J
163Rd Infantry
Williams
Indict Gilchrist for killing stepdaughter in Fargo case
Los Angeles June 23. Thomas W. Gilchrist of Washington was indicted by the county grand jury in a murder case involving his 19 year old step-daughter Mrs Oliva Ladd of North Dakota who died yesterday. Funeral services for Mrs Ladd are set for today at 2 p.m. in Fargo North Dakota. The body will be placed in a vault at Glenwood cemetery. The charge alleges hammer blows and knife wounds. The suspect allegedly said the Lord commanded it.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Thomas W. Gilchrist
Washington
Assowes
Puneral Services
Senator Ladd
North Dakota
Oliva
Lucille Morse
Glenwood
New Treasury Shakeup Creates Local Prohibition Enforcers
Washington June 23 The treasury department announced a sweeping reform to enforce prohibition effective August 1 Assistant Secretary Andrews will oversee a new program to make the country dry The plan envisions abolition of state districts elimination of federal directors and creation of districts aligned with federal judicial boundaries Decentralization of authority will accompany the reform with details to follow
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Treasury Department
Andrews
Treasury
Clara Gorman granted intersectory divorce from John W Gorman
Los Angeles June 23 Mrs Clara B Gorman formerly Clara Smith Tramon who was acquitted of murdering Jake Hamon in Ardmore Oklahoma in 1919 today was granted an intersectory decree of divorce from her husband John W Gorman film director She alleged mental calamity The Gormans wed in November 1921 and separated last November.
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Los Angeles
Assos ‘Ated Press
Clara B. Gorman
Clara Smith Tramon
Jake Hamon
Ardmore
Oklo
John W. Gorman
Gormans
Kellogg's Picks Olds as Assistant Secretary of State
Robert Kerwin Olds, formerly Kellogg's law partner, is appointed by President Coolidge as assistant secretary of state. The partnership had been interrupted when Frank Kellogg left for London as American ambassador over a year ago. Kellogg is now secretary of state.
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Robert Kerwin Olds
Frank F. Kellogg
Minnesota
London
Kellogg
Olds
Coolidge
Amundsen Plans New North Pole Flight Attempt
Roald Amundsen and companions sail from King's Bay aboard the Albert W. Scharnar for Oslo with the seaplane that returned from Spitzbergen. Ellsworth plans to depart for the United States after his father's death as Amundsen calls the Arctic trip experimental and hopes to reach the pole on the American side someday.
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King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Associated Press
Roald Amundsen
Lincoln Ellsworth
Ex- Ipedition
North Pale
King's Bay
Albert W. Schnar
Oslo
Norway
Arctic Circle
Amundsen
Ellsworth
James W. Ellsworth
United States
North Pole
Alaska
North
Foreign unrest grows near Canton concessions
Canton reports indicate British and French marines used machine guns against Chinese demonstrators along the Bund and Shameen. One man was killed and several wounded as fear of further anti foreign agitation spread to Hongkong and Amoy where consuls urged dispatch of warships.
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Canton
Associated Press
Bund
Shameen
Hongkong
Helena
Princess candidates invited to Camp John E. Erickson
All candidates in the Montana State fair princess race are invited by Col. E H Williams and the 163rd regiment to a mess at Camp John E Erickson. Girls meet at the Commercial club and depart by auto at 5 15 pm for the military camp. those not reached by telephone are urged to attend.
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Queen of Montana
E. H. Wiliams
163Rd Regiment
Montana National Guard
Camp
John E. Erickson
Commercial Club
Ward Crosby
Legion Committee
Thady
All Sales of Ships Put Up to Palmer
Washington June 23 Authority to negotiate all sales of ships delegated to President Falmer of the fleet corporation by the Shipping Board per a suggestion by President Coolidge. The move gives the president broad power over naval vessel dispositions as the government modernizes its fleet.
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Palmer
Washington
Associated Press
Falmer
The
Shipping Board
Coolidge
Walton Pioneer A Montana Lawmaker Dies At Boteman Ranch
John W. Walton longtime Gallatin county legislator and farm bureau leader died at his ranch 16 miles north of Bozeman after a long career in Montana agriculture. He served as state representative, first Gallatin county farm bureau president, and directed the Montana Wheat Growers and American Wheat Growers associations. Born in Jones County Iowa, he lived on the same farm for 43 years, leaving a widow and eight children.
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Bozeman
Associated Press
John W. Walton
Gallatin County
Woman Confesses to Frisco Killing Clears Mystery
In San Francisco a police confession by Dora Howard establishes who killed Albert Anderson a U S customs guard during a Sunday night stabbing and beating in an apartment. Howard said she killed to save her life and that of Elsie Lotte and visitor Leo Grigsby. Grigsby aided the claim and was captured in Santa Barbara. Grigsby backed the two women accounts. Howard said Anderson attacked her while intoxicated. She struck him with a bottle and later stabbed him with a Penknife when he drew a revolver. Grigsby fled but later aided authorities. Both women faced murder charges and described desertion by husbands. Howard born in Denver. Lotte has a five year old son cared for by friends.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Fhe
Albert Anderson
United States Customs Guard
Dora Howard
Anderson
Elsie Lotte
Leo Grigsby
Grigsby
Santa Barbara
Bisbee
Ariz
Howard
Denver
Fort Jaipton
Colo
Lotte
Painleve Wins Confidence in Moroccan Policy Vote
Paris June 24 The premier Painleve secured a vote of confidence in the chamber by 310 to 30, renewing the sacred union behind his Moroccan policy. The chamber granted him carte blanche to prosecute the war against the Rif while seeking peace with dignity. Socialists backed the government, others opposed. a melee erupted when Col Picot struck Daviot in the face, prompting apologies as the session halted.
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Paris
Associated Press
Painleve
Daviot
Col. Picot
Col Picot
France
Death Penalty Asked in Poison Case for Foster Son Slaying
Chicago July 21 The trial of William Darling Shepherd for the slaying of his foster son William Nelson McClintock ended testimony as Shepherd defended himself. The state demanded the death penalty calling the murder coldly calculated brutal and atrocious. Cross examination followed a brief denial of all charges. The crowded courtroom watched the proceedings with the case continuing.
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Shepherd
Chicago
Associated Press
William Darling Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
McClintock
McClin
Butte Mother Hurt While Saving Child
Mrs John P L Kelly of Butte was severely injured when she leaped to shield her 3 year old daughter from a runaway automobile. The car on a steep street slipped its brakes, struck her then tumbled over a retaining wall and fence, finally crashing into the courthouse foundation.
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Butts
Associated Press
John PL Kelly
French Evacuation of Ruhr to Start Soon
Paris reports that French operations to evacuate the Ruhr will begin within a short time after a ministers council approval. The move follows measures by the Parist government for Ruhr procedures, with tensions between Germany and France easing in recent weeks.
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Paris
Associatii Press
Ruhr
Council of Ministers
Parinteve
France
Germany
Praher
Montana Proclaims Defense Test Day on July Fourth 1925
Governor John E. Erickson designates July Fourth 1925 as Defense Test day in Montana. Col. EL HL Williams named chair of state defense test committee. The proclamation urges public cooperation and alignment with the president’s call for nationwide observance.
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John E. Erickson
Montana
Coolidge
Erickson
Col
EL HL Williams
United States
J. E. Erickson
Polar Mystery Solved by Arctic Explorer Snags Missing Members
New York June 23 The Associated Press reports El A Siow famed hunter and explorer has found remains of five missing members from Vilhjalmine Stefansson's 1934 North Pole expedition on Herald Island. The discovery ends an 11 year-old riddle about the fate of the crew on the Narlik and its long back trek to civilization.
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New York
Associated Press
el. A. Siow
Arctic
Vilhjamine Stefansson
Herald Island
Snow
Narlik
Stefansson
Siip
Sever
First Definite Step to Cut Taxes in Conference
Washington June 23 The first definite step toward a tax reduction of 500 million dollars by the next congress occurred at a conference between House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Green and Treasury officials Secretary Mellon and Under-Secretary Winston. They signaled agreement on general principles of an administration program but did not set new rates. Green expressed doubt about hitting the 3.06 billion dollar expenditure limit proposed by the president, warning that if spending rises, the tax cut would require more income.
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Washington
Associated Press
Congress
Green
House
Ways and Ingans
Mellon
Winston
The
Treasury
Brat
Comtec
Ways and Means
Chaireman
Coolidge
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Jon W. Walton
Pioneer
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Kansas City
Joseph Phillips
St. Louis
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