Governor's bill fights and conferees in Montana legislature
Amid Senate Bill 14 passage battles in the Montana House, amendments to create a governor appointed commission sparked a con cur and conference move. Loble defended the measure, noting governor Erickson appointments, while Keeley allowed Judith Basin questions as Senator Mears spoke in committee, and House bills allocating funds for deficiency claims were approved.
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Senate
Fitzgerrald
Ravalli
House
Loble
Flachsentar
Erickson
Berryman
Fergus
Judith -Basin County
Mears
Keeley
Powell
Judith
Basin County
James Stewart and Company
Paul
Finance and Claims Committee
Cement Makers Appeal Ruling In Trade Practice Case
John W. Davis opened and concluded arguments in the Supreme Court on the Cement Manufacturers' Protective Association appeal. The government claimed the group used trade practices to control the cement market, including a blacklist and suppression of competition, while Davis argued the government must reinterpret the Sherman Act.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Cement Manufacturers’ Protective Association
Federal ‘District Court
New York
John W.’ Davis
J. A. Fowler
St Louis Fire Destroys 70000 Stock at Rockwell Barnes
A St Louis fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Rockwell Barnes company stock valued at 70000 and damaged the four story building used by the firm by about 30000.
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ST. Louis
Rockwell-Barnes Company
Wandering of Stokes Told Jury
The testimony traced defendant Stokes pursuit of a wife now identified as Helen Underwood, alleged Everleigh club alumna, through Chicago and New York with affidavits and names to prove or disprove his claims. He described visits to Joliet and Denver as part of investigating rumors about Mrs Stokes. A separate note reports North Dakota House backing President Coolidge on a senate resolution.
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Helen Ellwood
Denver
Everleigh Club
Vice
Stokes
New York
Chicago
Booneville
Joliet
Kansas City
Mr. Stokes
Helen Linderwood
Mrs. Stokes
Bismark
N. D
North Dakota
House of Representatives
Senate
Coolidge
New Discovery Promises Quick Relief for Stiff Joints
An advertisement touts Joint-Ease a topical remedy claimed to loosen stiff swollen joints and reduce pain. It promises noticeable improvement after one minute of application and a morning comfort boost, selling at 60 cents a tube via Parden's Drug Co and other druggists.
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Parden's ‘Drug Co
Senate Trims Bills in Budget and Tax Talks
The senate and house debate expense bills and appropriations, trimming items such as land purchases near the girls vocational school and industrial accident board costs. A recommendation to kill a $2,000 plan for James Stewart and company was noted, while a tax compromise on gasoline revenue shifted funds between the highway commission and general fund. Senator Walker honored Senator WA Clark and praised his charitable work, and party caucuses chose Conser as interim president pro tempore amid ongoing conference committee wrangling.
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EL. T
Industrial Accident Board
H. B
State Board of Examiners
James Stewart and Company
Finance and Claims Committee
House
Bac
Senate
Stewart
Schnitzler
Porter
Highway Commission
General
General Fund
Walker
WA. Clark
Fuoneer
Butte
Columbia ‘Gardens
Clark
Conter
Proitem
Twentieth Assembly
Leuthold
Conser
Nearly disruption in case of Tynan at Colorado penitentiary
The trial of Thomas J. Tynan warden on prison mismanagement charges brought by former Governor Sweet before the state civil service commission was nearly disrupted when Ernest Morris of Sweet's legal staff was barred from further participation by order of the commission. Morris objected to a ruling and claimed the right to cross-examination. Assistant Attorney General Naugie warned that Morris would withdraw if reprimanded.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Associated Press
Thomas J. Tynan
Colorado Penitentiary
Sweet
State Civil Service Commission
Ernest Morris
Morris
Naugie
House and Senate Endorse Tax and Budget Conferees
Government action stalls for hours as both chambers back conference reports on House bill 3390 turning a three cents into a two cent gasoline tax, with distributions to highway commission general fund and counties. House approves House bill 461 for land purchase for girls vocational school. fish and game measure House bill 433 also approved.
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Senate
House
State Highway Commission
General
Upward Trend Continues in Oil Production
Houston reports an ongoing rise in weekly oil output across California Texas Oklahoma and adjacent districts. For the week ending February 28 the U S daily crude yield rose by 840 barrels while the eastern states held 105000 barrels per day in both weeks. Oil production figures cover Colorado Montana New Mexico and other mid conti states with totals approaching 866805 barrels in some districts.
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Houston
Texas
California
Oklahoma
Rocky Mountain District
Arkansas
United States
Borr
Colorado
Montana
United Mid-Conti
New Mexico
Chamberlain in Commons on security pact for France
London March 3 The speech of Austen Chamberlain in the house of commons touched on the elusive security pact to replace the failed US Britain France accord. He outlined British and French friction over German participation, noted a cabinet minority backing France, and signaled openness to German proposals as a starting point amid European insecurity.
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London
Associated Press
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
France
United States
Great Britain
England
Eagman
Balfour
Lord Balfour
Chamberlain
M. Merriot
Inter-Allied Control Commission
Germany
Belgium
Europe
Control Commission
Common Enemy
Iteszid
Congress Keeps Within Budget Estimates
Washington reports that Congress kept within Budget Bureau estimates in funding the next fiscal year's government expenses. Republican leaders noted the reduction in budget figures and few Senate changes to the appropriation bills originating in the House.
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Washington
Congress
Budget Bureau
House
Senate
Rail Strike Hits Dresden in Saxony Over Wages
German railway workers in Dresden Saxony halted service today over wage negotiations in Berlin. The strike targets major routes including Le den and Cheminitz, reflecting broader dissatisfaction with lev eration and recent Ebert era labor talks.
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Associated Press
Dresdne
Germany
Mariou
Saxony
Leden
Cheminitz
Berlin
Ebert
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