Supreme Court Declines Foot Treasury Tax Appeal
Attorney General L A Foot loses appeal to the US Supreme Court in Sunburst Refining tax case. Montana dispute involved about $190,000 in state gas and other taxes for January through March. Court decision ends efforts after Montana legislature amended law to allow tax collection April first. Foot pursues rehearing, but result favors Montana taxpayers who paid or resisted tax.
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L. A. Foot
Montana Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Sunburst Refining Company
Clerk
Montana Supremns Court
Sunburst
Sunburst Company
Foot
Montana
Washington
Speakers Start Today at Schools Relate Story of Ironsides
Helena judges and the grand lodge lead a drive to save Old Ironsides. Local and visiting speakers address public and parochial schools today with sessions from 1:30 to 2:30 pm at multiple campuses. Governor Erickson is slated to speak Thursday at 1:30 pm at a high school. Elks seek ten cent donations from each student to fund the campaign.
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Ironsides
Helena
Fes
Grand Lodge
Alp. Stark
Central Schol
John A Matthews
Hawthorne
J. W Walker
Jeffergan
R. Wine
Bryant
George Freeman
Emterson
Phelan Ry Hradwater
J. Hollaway
St. Helena
George J. Joyce
St. Mary's
Lecter H. Loble
East Hellgathool
Lew
Callawey
Movant St. Charles College
Choate
Wiermountain College
JE Erickson
Elks
Dairymen Form State Council After Meeting
Preliminary steps toward forming a state dairy council were taken at a Placer Hotel meeting led by George St. Webater former head of the dairy division. Samuel H. Greene spoke for the California dairy council and Treaven of Montana ext service outlined need to boost milk production. He noted U S per person milk consumption around 194 pounds yearly and argued for higher output per cow through breeding, care and management to cut costs and meet foreign competition.
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Placer
Wiley
George ST. Webater
State Department of Aericultura
Dairy Industey
Samuel H. Greene
California Dairy Cavnell
Treaven
Montana
Seeing Paris In One Day Tries Painless Pace
Paris dispatch reports American tourists sped through a one day see Paris program. Guides note high energy, long hours, and quick shifts among Notre Dame Pantheon and Eiffel Tower sites with cafe breaks and signs of fatigue. In Indiana, a van explosion kills Jerome Stevenson and his son William Stevenson near Linton.
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Paris
Cathedral of Notre Dame
Napoleon
Eiffel Tower
Chamber of Deputies
Pantheon
Notre Dame Cathedral
Pere la Chaise
Boulevards
Montmartre
Hein
Mint
Fine Arts School
French Institute
Bank of France
Palxig Royal
Luximberg Palace
Gardene
Notre Dame
Terre Taute
Ind
Jorem Stevenson
Tittle
Betty Ming
Linton
William Stevenson
Helena schools praise high condition under Dietrich
Helena public schools show strong enrollment and crowded departments at Hawthorne and Central. Superintendent Dietrich notes excellent progress, new nurse Mary Grasham at work, and teachers engaged in state and district meetings. Trustees authorize private kindergarten use, census tallies show district populations, and intergovernmental billing between city and schools is adjusted.
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Wien
Gomtral
Nawthorns
Bryant
Jefferson
Ismerston
Broadwater
Hawthornn
Central
Almaulat
Dierrich
State Teachers’ Association
Dion
Great Falls
National Fund
Campalen Ie
Tike
High Achest
Hawthorns
James F. McNamee
A. Bernier
Dietrin
Mary Grasham
Arthur Jordan
Nere
War not outlawed by new treaties to keep peace
A review of the Locarno era agreements notes that war remains possible but constrained by a system of arbitration, conciliation, and League of Nations mechanisms. Treaties create six pathways for dispute settlement, with three-year commissions and last-resort League council review, while affirming limited legitimate war in self defense and under certain conditions. The preamble expresses hope that these pacts ease tensions and aid disarmament efforts.
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Germany
Permanent Court of International Justice
Alice
League Council
Zewo
France
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Poand
Matice
Belgium
Italy
Great Britain
Versailles
Rhineland
League
Europe
League of Nations
Brits Bare Successful Propaganda In War Diary Plot
The article recalls proposed Nazi propaganda ideas including plans to plant a forged diary on a dead German soldier to reveal alleged boiling down practices. The scheme was abandoned but the diary appeared later as an exhibit in a London war museum.
Argentina Considers Strict Liquor Regulation in Parliament
Buenos Aires Oct 13 report says the Argentine Chamber of Deputies debates rigorous controls on alcohol sale and temperance education in schools and public institutions. A committee completed study and recommended a bill restricting manufacture and sale, with penalties including jail for violations. The article notes endorsements and regional concerns.
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Buenos Aires
Chamber of Deputies
Insurance Faker Confesses Crime in Pikeville Case
William Turner, a former Auburn mine foreman now indicted for murder, confessed in a 7000 word statement to New York police. He details travel from West Virginia to Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Colorado, New Mexico, California, Florida then back to New York. He describes receiving $10,000 weekly from Mrs Farley and paying travel costs for his cover before returning to Hungary and being arrested on arrival.
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Pikeville
Pike County
William
Turner
Noblis
New York
Auburn
BreCarr
Jack
Tampa
Turnero
Jack, Sr
Julia Canada
Tizza Fores
Hungary
America
Ins
Comanche crew faced drinking during ship emergency
Reports quote two Boston vacationing women Miss Edleen O'Brien and Miss Lillian Doggett saying an officer sold enslaved men who refused to abandon ship while women and children were urged to board first. The account questions captain Curry's actions and implies drinking aboard the vessel.
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Tan
Curry
New York Times
Edleen O'Brien
Dorchester
Mass
Lillian Doggett
Dedhath
Will Probe Cause of Comanche Disaster
Officials prepared to begin an official investigation to determine the origin of a fire that swept the Clyde liner and endangered 167 lives, as missing prison details and contractor connections emerged amid the Comanche disaster coverage.
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Tarksuni Ie
Senret
Willand ‘Lawler
Winthran Masr
Clyde
Robbers steal mans car cash and jewels in Brooklyn
Abraham Gottfried, a Brooklyn painter, hosts early parties then becomes an unwilling guest after midnight. Three men bind him at his garage as a fourth waits with a car. They steal 725 dollars in cash, a watch and chain, a diamond ring, and a stickpin valued at 200. He frees himself with his wife and alerts police.
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New York
Abraham Gottfried
Brooklyn
Gottfried
Sway
Dine Plan Aims to Reform Illinois Democracy
Edward F. Dine former Chicago mayor and former Illinois governor returned from Europe and announced plans to aid in reorganizing the state democracy with modifications to the Volstead Act as a main plank. He argues the American system of prohibition is a failure and seeks reform.
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Chicago
Edward F. Dine
Ilinois
Europé
Hale
Scallop Edges Add Flair to Finishing Skirts
A fashion note highlights scalloped hems as a popular finish for skirts. Describes two main styles: wide scallops and very pointed scallops, sewn with matching frock fabric to create a cohesive look.
Mind Your Own Business Week Urged In Sermon
Rev James F McNamee of First Baptist urged Governor Morley’s idea of a Mind Your Own Business Week as a cleansing observance. He urged voluntary penance, condemned self appointed critics, and cited Jesus rebuking hypocritical leaders. He suggested extending remarks on the subject to future sermons.
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Jesus
Mnamee
Morley
Colorado
James F. Mc‘Namee
First Baptist Church
McNamee
Gav
Marley Wes
Marley
Dr. McNamer
Minnesota Farms Increase in Number 1920 to 1925
Minnesota's farms rose 51 2 percent from 1920 to 1925 per US census data received in Minneapolis. Total U S farms grew from 4 343 in 1920 to 372 008 in 1925 nationwide, while Minnesota rose from about 177 478 to 188 240. North Dakota fell 22 percent. South Dakota led regional gains. The report cites hall harvest damage and drought, farm labor migration, and postwar agricultural recession as factors.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
United States Department of Contreres
South Dakota
Mutmesata
North Dakota
Towa
Herbert
Navy sets burial allowances for Shenandoah victims
Washington oct 16 the navy department said it followed the only lawful course in returning bills for funeral expenses sent by families of Shenandoah disaster victims. Under law and comptroller general rulings six dollars was the maximum burial allowance for a navy member killed in line of duty. Some families asked for extra expenses, which were not approved.
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Washington, Qct
Navy Department
Shenandoah
Navy
Methodist Temple to Light Tower Cross in Chicago
Chicago watchers report the Methodist temple will install floodlighting on its tower spire and cross, a 134 foot high cross and 15 foot cross limb. One hundred thirty four feet tall with 70 kilowatts planned, the project to finish in about two weeks.
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Chicago
UPI
Methodist Temple
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