Montana Weather and Community Notices Turn of Week
Partly overcast and cooler weather expected in Montana. Tuesday and Wednesday bring fair conditions. Community notices include a Card party by Lady Maccabees No 17 on Wednesday March 4 with admission 23 cents, Unitarian Alliance meeting this afternoon, and a postponed program at the Masonic home due to conflicting events. Funeral services for Louis Witte set for 10 this morning at Herrmann and Company chapel with burial at Forestvale. Judicial and civil matters include a bank designation hearing and a foreclosure suit in district court, plus a VFW initiation at the fort hospital and a baby clinic at 1 30 this afternoon in the county health office basement. Joe Richards dies at 67 in local hospital. arrangements to be announced. body at Herrmann and Company chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jordan
Court House
Joe Richards
Germany
Matt Richards
Townsend
Deeased
Werrmann and Company
False Arrest Angers Plaintiff Seeks Damages in District Court
Steve Lavar files suit against W. H. Dean alleging false and malicious arrest and imprisonment. He seeks 150 dollars actual and 5000 dollars exemplary damages after being accused of stealing a sewing machine, arrested February 21 and held for hours before a justice court dismissed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Lavar
District Court
Hugh Adair
W. H. Dean
Dean
Chile declares state of siege in three provinces
In Chile, a state of siege was declared for Santiago Valparaiso and Aconcagua after Saturday incidents indicating a Unionist plot to overthrow the government.
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Santiago
Chile
Associated Press
Valparaiso
Aconcagua
No Candidates Yet In Sight For Doty Reelection
At the city clerk’s office no petitions or blank forms have been requested for the municipal primaries. No potential opponents to Martin Doty have been named in political gossip. Filing deadline is March 12 and primaries on March 23. The city council approved a rooming house permit for Mrs. Leon Murphy at 128 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Doty
Leon Murphy
South Main Street
Poultrymen Urged to Exhibit at Butte Egg Show
Lewis and Clark county poultry men are urged by Miss Nora Hul bush home demonstrationist to be exhibitors at the annual egg show in Butte March 12 and 14 under the auspices of the Butte Chamber of Commerce. March 11 is the last day for entering exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark County
Nora Hulbush
Butte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Annual Dinner Dance of Montana Life Officials Tonight
The executive officers and employees of the Montana Life Insurance Company will hold their annual dinner dance this evening at 6:30 in the Eddy Rose room. The venue has been beautifully decorated for the social event in the company’s affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dance OF Montana Life
Montana Life Insurance Company
Eddy Rose Room
Jameson Funeral at Stevensville
The funeral and burial of C. E. Jameson, who died Sunday night at his daughter’s home at 1201 Missoula Avenue, will be held at the family home in Stevensville. Jameson was a longtime Stevensville resident with surviving relatives in Bozeman, San Francisco, and McGill Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Jameson
A. D. Williams
Missoula Avenue
Stevensville
Jameson
Bozeman
San Francisco
McGill
Nev
Elks to Elect New Officers Thursday
Helena Elks lodge will elect officers for the new year at the regular Thursday meeting. Nominations were made at the last meeting. The session will close with a program and smoker.
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Elks
Helena
Judge of Elks
Fryatt Funeral Planned for This Afternoon
The funeral for John H H Fryatt a pioneer who died Sunday night in Kenwood will be held this afternoon at 2 30 in Flaherty and Kohler chapels with Rev James F McNamee officiating. Burial will be in Forestvale. Surviving children are William Fryatt and Mrs Orilla Kroll both of this city.
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John HH. Fryatt
Kenwood
Flaherty
Kohler
James F. McNamee
Buxial
Forestvale
William Fryatt
Orilla Kroll
Agriculture Topic at Kiwanis Luncheon
County Agent DeVore advised farmers on production shifts including more potatoes alfalfa and corn and less spring wheat. He was the principal speaker at yesterday's Kiwanis luncheon with visitor G HW Corson also addressing the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeVore
Kiwanis
G. HW. Corson
Hypocrisy on Dry Act Attacked by Senators and Judge
A debate on prohibition erupts as Senators Bruce and Caraway spar over enforcement and moral intent. Bruce argues judges must not abandon social life and cites rising arrests and alcohol deaths while claiming conscience cannot sanction drinking.
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Bruce
Caraway
Freshman Course to be Installed at State School Mines
Senator Tom Walker urged establishing a one year collegiate course at the State School of Mines to aid youth in Silver Bow and surrounding counties. Despite opposition, an appropriation was debated with votes to concur the bill, but funds were excluded. The installation now rests with the state board of education and the chancellor.
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Silver Bow County
State School of Mines
Tom Walker
Senate
Butte
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Powell
Oliver
Conser
State Board of Education
Montana
Cowan
Stewart
Walker
Ill health drives Winston rancher Gal Thompson to suicide
Calvin Thompson a Winston and Helena rancher and miner died by a self-inflicted gunshot at 824 Eleventh avenue. He had suffered diabetes for years and could no longer endure the illness. His wife found him on the rear porch after a 12 gauge shotgun blast. Coroner Dr Kyde said no inquest or autopsy needed. He is survived by his wife and three children Elzie Joe and Elsie. The body was taken to Herrmann and Company chapel. funeral plans to be announced.
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Calvin Thompson
Winston and
Helena
Mr. Thompson
Eleventh Avenue
Herrmann and Company
Elzie
Joe Thompson
Elsie Thompson
Libby
Mississippi
Montana
Thompson
Bill to curb auto theft targets registration and title proof
Beck on the judiciary committee discusses amendments to a bill requiring registration and a bill of sale to deter car thieves. Lawmakers note haste could harm good buyers and sellers, while supporters urge action to stop thefts in border counties.
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Beck
Judiciary Committee
ILGB
Wuerthner
Schatteler, McCormick and
Taylor
Governor vetoes three bank related measures in Montana
The Montana House sustained Governor Joh B Ericksons veto of three banking bills 247 238 and 224 with accompanying messages. Bill 247 would make stockholders liable for six months after stock sale and require purchaser liability. Bill 248 would force banks to charge off frozen assets during a national low period. Bill 226 would require bank liquidation after voluntary closure within two years, a requirement the governor argued may deter liquidation efforts.
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House of Representatives
Joh. B. Erickson
House
Senate
Montana
Personal notices from local guests and visitors
Local society notes list guests and visitors at the Harvey and Placer hotels in Helena. Names include Mr and Mrs Carl Shiffer Lowry Mrs Fisk Lincoln Mr and Mrs Price Avon, Miss Jessie Morgan county superintendent, Miss Linshire Boise Idaho, Mr and Mrs Cleveland Livingston, Mrs Foersehler Telgrade, and Mr Rogen Townsend among others. Various residents stop in for business or vacation stays and are hosted at area hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Shiffer
Lowry
Jessie Morgan
California
FY. Thompson
Townsend
Harvey
Ueten Linshire
Boise
Idaho
Business Visitors and Local Guests Reported in City Notes
Gene McCarthy of Townsend visits the city on business. Mr and Mrs T J Kelly of Butte guests at the Placer. W M Black of Shelby spends today on business here. Ifi Carmichael, Augusta stockman, also in town for business. George A Miner leaves for Rutland to visit his mother tonight.
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Tt. TL. Fisk of
Lincoln
William Ft. Rogen
Townsend
Eee
Gene McCarthy
Mr. and
Mere. T. J. Kelly of
Butte
W. M. Black
Shelby
Ifi Carmichalel
Augusta
George A. Miner
Rutland, VI
Wyoming's Nellie Ross Visits Chicago Ahead of Inauguration
Mrs Nellie Tayloe Ross Wyoming's first woman governor and current chief executive stopped in Chicago en route to Washington for the inaugural ceremonies. She answered reporters sparingly while browsing State Street shops with a Chicago friend admitting the trip was largely window gazing.
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Chicago
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Washington
State Street
Planes Reach Curtis Field Miami First To Land
Eleven planes from Macon Georgia arrive at Curtis field in Miami by dusk led by Major Thomas Lanphier as the first to land. The twelfth plane is still en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Macon
Curtis Field
Thomas Lanphier
Fair Pari Miutuel Bill Battle and Civil War Voting Rights
The article describes political maneuvering over a fair pari mutuel bill and a Keeley resolution seeking an attorney general investigation into gasoline prices. It cites court rulings on highway licenses for motor buses and interstate traffic, noting Justices and state regulations affecting commerce and safety.
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Fairgreave of
Carbon
Keeley
Powell County
Supreme Court limits state power over interstate traffic
The Supreme Court issued two far reaching decisions on interstate motor vehicle regulation, ruling that states may not obstruct commerce moving across borders. The opinions, written by Justice Brandeis, addressed cases from Washington and Maryland and clarified limits on state interference with interstate commerce in transportation.
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A.J. Buck
Telpublig Works
State of Washington
Pacific Highway
George W. Bush and Sons Company
Maryland
Justica McReynolds
Washington
Associatefs Press
Supreme Court
Brandeis
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W. H. Poorman
Banking Corporation
Vv. F. W
Harold Joyce Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Fort Hospital
Ethel C. Myles
Theo Douglass
H. G. McIntire
Ieee
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al Giher
Tow
Boston
Calgary
Edmonton
Kalispell
Miles City
St. Paul-Milne
See
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
AG Sheridan
Williston, Ra
Aeen Owe
Lalla Brooke Fiang Volta
F. X. Arens
Lawrence St
Doty
Fryatt
Rockefeller
Abby Rockefeller
John D.rockefeller, Jr
David M. Milton
Pocantico Hills
New York
Abby
Yatter, Oxford and Parkway
Quality Alurnys
England
Gal Thompson
Kyde
House OF
Rene
van Dyke
Tal
Bell System
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
R. Price of
Avon
A. B Adams
Woll Creek
Hiare
Pid
CL. Wilson
Alasoula
Sweeney
Winston
Barvey
Ll. J. Foersehler
Telgrade, Fg
Harvey. Eee
Axel Thlmstrom
Mrs. R. M. Lord of
Dear Creek
Eméry E. Wilson
White Sulphur Springs
Guv
Ross
Capital
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