13 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary text shows a dialogue about the tax commission and a tax bill. References include Arthur and Covert with a claim of fixing or defeating the commission and a remark about a foot slipping during an argument. The snippet ends with Attorney General Nankin asking for clarification.
A woman writes that after six years of stomach trouble she now feels fine. She notes bloating and soreness are gone and she can eat normally. She claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy clears catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation causing stomach and intestinal ailments. One dose will convince or money refunded.
Testimony described a heated meeting where Selvidge and Fowler clashed with Arthur and Collins over oil tax tactics. Witnesses said Arthur boasted of Senate leverage and implied deals to sway votes, while others denied pressuring or hearing certain remarks. The session aimed to align Montana Development Association and oil interests against a three percent tax.
Senate debates Edwards motion on transmission after Friday’s defeat. Edwards argues it is a new motion since timing shifts post next Wednesday, while Siegfriedt contests it was previously disposed. The chamber accepts related measures S B 4 Kirton and S B 3 Heren on pipelines and party committee selection.
An old ad fragment touts Sev enty-seven as a remedy at first sneeze or shiver. It warns of cold from wet feet and slush and mentions free mailed information from a drug and country memorzers homes medicine co on Wollen Street.
The Senate discussed the Edwards motion and the question of the fifty day limit for transfer of bills. President Story ruled the motion out of order, while lawmakers debated the governor’s right to send messages after next Wednesday. The session included passage of Nirton’s bill on party national chairmen and the reversion of other measures, with adjournment looming and plans for Monday’s finance committee actions.
At Sandringham on February 21 a clock mixup at the country home of King George caused minutes to be kept inaccurately. The error, not fully explained, amused observers as Micheal noted it may relate to a sight-saving memory from King Edward’s era.
A fragmented World War II excerpt claims a 40 by 20 kilometer zone could be wiped out by 400 planes with 4000 tons of material, suggesting the First army’s annihilation in 12 hours. It notes the chemical warfare service develops protective clothing and adds a stray Chicago crime quip.
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