Split Over Tariff Bill Is Likely and Looming Caucus
The text reports inchoate debate on tariff schedules with Fordney opposing embargoes while supporting high rates. Silk, cotton, wool, and chemical provisions face scheduling delays. A Republican caucus planned for Wednesday will seek party policy on tariff reforms and Longworth’s measure. Young of North Dakota opposes the plan and vows to press his stance.
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Senate
Fordney Isderstood
Ahr
Houde
Regublietus
Longworth
Ohio
Representative Young
North Dakota
Ways and A Means
Woodmen Advance Plan For Montana Wool Growers
At a Minneapolis conference bankers and wool growers discuss advances through a Montana firm to stabilize wool through the season. Lee Mqord of Great Falls National Bank and George M. Miles of First National Bank join others to back a 10 cent advance on wool, aiming to aid Montana growers with projected shipments to Chicago and St Paul.
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Eneuerating Wool Marketing
Comnnoy
Lee Mqord
Great Malls National Bank
George M. Miles
First National Ink
Hillings
James FR. Woodard
Metals Banker and Trust Company
Lutte
Bowman
Daly Bank
Willingis
Deer Ledéui
Upteva Mille Dattar
Minneapolis
Arr
Mallow
Chicago
Minneanovlia
St. Paul
Montina Company
St Shipping
Montana
Nslow
Marlow
Migott
Tielena
Matinn
First Chicagoan Draft Dodger Arrested Since Slacker Lists
Chicago May 28 Hans Jacob Zimmermann the first Chicagoan arrested under the slacker lists issued by the war department was taken into custody today He confessed he went to his father's farm at Lakeles Alberta Canada to evade army service
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Grab Slacker
Chicago
War Department
Dnto
Hans Jacob Zimmermatt
Lakeles
Alberta
Canada
Locke Appointment Officially Made
Governor Yoseph M. Dixon confirmed the report that J. G. Locke of Livingston will succeed J. J. Ryan as clerk to the consolidated boards. Locke, formerly editor of the Livingston Enterprise and a former time surveyor general, was recommended by Governor Dixon and will take office on July 1.
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Yoseph M. Dixon
Gestare Fay
J. G. Locke
Livingston
J. J. Ryan
Consolidated Boards
Locke
Mr. Locke
X Ale Livingston Enterprise Annt
Dixon
United Leg Senate
Montana
Plans for Public Playgrounds in Helena Announced
The Helene Child Welfare association will run the third year of Helena play grounds at Central school ground for all children. Supervisors are Prof. E. B. Thomas and Tdan Brandenburg. Algeria Shrine plans a beneficence at the Shrine temple on Saturday evening June 4, with half proceeds to the association. Hostesses include Mrs. Join Dryburgh and Mrs. Leslie Sulgrove. O. W. McConnell of Helena Light and Railway will supply a street car every two weeks to take children to Broadwater. Officers: President Mrs. Chivers, VP Mrs. O. M. Janstraamt, VP Mrs. Lena Cullum, Secretary Mrs. Thomas Lopping, Treasurer Mrs. William M. Nichols, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. George Varter.
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Helene Child Welfare Association
Helena
E. 8. Thomas
Iss Tdan Brandenburg
Algeria
Shrine Patrol
Shrine Temple
Join Dryburgh
Leslie Sulgrove
Ladies of the Child Welfare Association
O. W. McConnell
Helena Light and Railway Company
Broadwater
Helena Child Welfare Association
Chivers
0. M. Janstraamt
Lena Cullum
Thomas ‘Lopping
William M. Nichols
George Varter
Montana Trust Fakes State Securities Case Sparks Bidder List
A Montana trust faked state securities, drawing bids from The National Bank of Montana The Gold-Staberk Company of Minneapolis The Harris Trust Company of Minneapolis The Wells-Dickey Company of Minneapolis and the Continental National Bank of Chicago, with further references to a 39 Best TM line and a Marlow event on June 1.
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Montana Trust
The
National Bank of Montana
Gold-Staberk Company of
Minneapolis
Harris Trust Company of
Wells-Dickey Company of
Contiental National Bank of Chicago
Marlow
Forest Fire Losses And The Value Of Montana Woods
An article warns of the vast losses from uncontrolled forest fires in Montana, detailing annual destruction of wealth, land, and timber. It notes fires cause roughly half of blazes to be human-caused and urges public action. It cites education and road funding from forest resources, stressing the need to protect revenue to sustain schools and roads.
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Montana
Helena Commercial Club Fights Express Rate Hike
The Helena Commercial Club and other Montana groups challenged American Railway Express Company proposed intrastate rate increases before the Montana Railroad Commission. Evidence showed a national operating deficit of 41.36 million for 1920 and intrastate losses of 124,593 in eight months ending Aug 31 1920. Proponents argued higher rates are needed to ensure a return on investment while shippers warned against driving traffic to parcel post and motor express. The two day hearing also featured rate expert Harry B. Schaefer and exhibits comparing Montana rates to neighboring states.
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Sec
Max Goodwill
American Railway Express Company
Helena Commercial Club
Montana Railroad Commission
Iy Theezpress
Montana
Ianed
Shippers
Montana Development Association
Billings Commer Club
J. BR. O'Connell
J. W. Nolan
Harold Dishon
Josiah Baw
Edward MacHaffie
C. H. Porter
Gov. F Carpenter
WW. D. Hungate
Helena
Washington
North Daota
Motttana
North Dakota
Way Express Company
State Board of Equalization
Express Company
New Mexico
Wyoming
Colorado
Express
Motor Express
Forest Loss Threatens Resources and Recreation
The article argues forests’ erosion and fires threaten streams and cropland, raising property losses and reducing water and timber supplies. It cites grazing, pulpwood demand, and foreign dependence, stressing forest recreation value and potential annual benefits from forest use, urging protection to avoid calamity.
Forest protection urged as daily care by citizens
Sufficient reason for us to do our tart ins protecting the forests. Just as the best insurance on your home is your own carefulness with fire, so the best protection of your forests is the eternal carefulness of you and onvery other good citizen while in the woods. GETS COLD DEAL, Minnneapolis, May 22. D. Clark, proprietor of a total meat market, was robbed tonight by an unmarked bandit who escaped with the wife and cash drawer of $00.
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Montana
Helena
Marel
Carey
Elena
United States
America
Canada
Coney Island
Minnneapolis
D. Clark
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