Supreme Court overturns 1925 filing deadline ruling
The Montana Supreme Court held a 1925 legislative act unconstitutional in Hale versus Belgrade Co and Farmers Bank of Belgrade. The ruling states that when no valid law governs appeals the court rules prevail and the transcript filed on time, thus denying the motion to dismiss the appeal. Justice John A. Matthews authored the opinion.
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Legislative Assembly of 1925
State Supreme Court
Mary Barbara Hale
Belgrade
Farmers’ Bank of Belgrade
Supreme Court
John A. Matthews
Mischief Hits Fred Sass Storefront Theft Sparks Halloween Prank
Sometime after 1 p m Thursday a group of youths smashed the front entrance of Fred Sass cigar store and carried off racks and display boxes. The loss included a 10 year old newspaper box that housed the morning Independent. Police were notified of the incident.
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Fred Sass
Mr. Sass
Sass
the Independent
Rebekan Degree Team Home From Portland
The Helena Rebekah lodge team returned from Portland where it competed with drill teams nationwide in an international contest held with the Sovereign Grand lodge session. Helena earned 90 of 100 points, flawless on floor work and appearance, narrowly missing first and trailing Oregon by half a point for second place.
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Vera Rebekah Lodge
No. 2
Helena
Portland
T. O. O. FL Sovereign Grand Lodge
Rebekah
Montana
Manitoba
Oregon
Fifteen Doctors Approved After Montana Medical Exam
Fifteen applicants were admitted to practice medicine by the Montana state board of medical examiners after the latest meeting. Names include J L O Rourke St James Hospital Butte and A J O Leary U S Veterans Bureau Helena, with several others from agencies in Helena, Missoula and Yellowstone park. Board members listed are Dr Leroy Southmayd president Great Falls and colleagues from Helena Troy Miles City Lewistown and Missoula.
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State Board of Medical Examiners
Thoc
J. L. O'Rourke
St. James Hospital
Butte
J. L. Myer
Chicago
JM. Oleinik
Bridger
A. J. O'Leary
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Helena
D. K. Worden
M. A. Strickland
Yellowstone Park
T. W. Bennett
Missoula
H. B. Cloud
J. W. Fennell
United States Public Health Hospital
F. B. Nather
R. P. Smith
M. E. Gardiner
U.S. Veterans’ Bureau
Charles J. Martin
Salt Lake
J. A. Evert
Glendive
R. S. Kirkland
Livingston
Leroy Southmayd
Great Falls
S. Coaney
KE. F. Dixon
Troy
W. W. Andrus
Miles City
A. W. Deal
Lewistown
E. W. Spottswood
District Supervisor of Radio Here Today
R Redlein of Seattle supervisor of radio in this federal district will conduct examinations for radio licenses today at noon at the post office. He will speak at a meeting of radio fans this evening at 8 at the Commercial club. Key West Florida claims the frost never has been recorded by the weather bureau in the United States.
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R. Redlein
Seattle
Redlein
Key West
Fla
United States
Debt Parley Reactions Span Optimism and Regret
Newspapers react to the Washington debt talks with mixed views. The Philadelphia Public Ledger summarizes the result as an empty gesture while Stephane Lauzanne calls the moment a ship sinking in sudden fashion. The New York Daily News mocks the demand for nine billion while the Macon Telegraph warns the settlement invites more Congressional confusion. Some papers praise better mutual understanding, and the New Orleans Times-Picayune notes a shift toward seeing both sides more clearly. The Literary Digest recommends reading its October 10 issue for broader coverage.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Washington
Stephane Lauzanne
New York Daily News
Macon
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Why Is the Navy Department Failing Under Peace?
A 1921 article cites New York World figures showing peaceful years since April 1921 lost twelve ships versus five during the 1917–18 war period. It notes subs, destroyers, a tug, and a training ship sunk without counting the Shenandoah airship and cites broad press criticism from The Literary Digest and New Haven Register.
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Germany
Coast-Guard
New York World
Shenandoah
Navy Department
New Haven Register
Big News Topics Stir Readers in October Issue
October number highlights sweeping events from The Big Meat Merger to immigration shifts and U S China ties at Baltimore. It notes Turkey Britain tensions at Mosul, Sweden’s Prohibition, Trotzky questions, and a farmer poet who could not farm, all framed by department essays and editorial topics.
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America
China Center
Baltimore
Turkey
Britain
Mosul
Sweden
Mr. Bryan
Trotzky
Department of Good English
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John V. A. Weaver
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