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Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1922

Page

1

Funeral arrangements set for late Chief Justice

Details list Montana Supreme Court members and district judges, Montana Bar, Elks, and Masonic groups as participants in the service. Honorary pallbearers include William B. Rodgers, Henry Myers, and J. K. Toole. Active pallbearers, Elk Guard, and family duties outlined. body to lie in state at the Consistory Temple on Jackson Street Thursday morning before funeral.

the Supreme Court Montana Ths Tice George W.farr Charles” H. Cooper Hun. Wellbié Jon D. Rankin J. T. Carroll Supreme Court A. C. Sehneider M. N. Race T. “Cranéi A. K. Barbour Helena W.H. Poorman A. J. Horskys Butte Jeremiah J. Lynch Joseph R. Jackson William, Carroll Poohid Anaconda George B. Winston Missoula A. L. Duncan James, M. Self Theodore Lentz Dillion Judes Joseph C. Smith Lymal Bennett Livingston Albert P. Storm Glendive Prank F. Liener Great Falls Jere B. Leslie Harry H. Ewing Oxeman Charles W. Pomeroy Art Benton John W. ‘Rattan Juge AL CG Spencer Robert C. Strong Fourteenth Judicial District White Sulphur Springs W. L Ford Fifteenth Judicial District George “A. Horkan Sixteenth Judicial District Mites DB. McKinnon Feit Seventeenth Judicial Distri Glasgow Carl D. Borton Charles A. Rose Choltean John J. Greene Plentywood Juge C. E. Colier The William Johnston Harry L Wilson C. Crippen Guy W. Stapleton Billings Charles Ti. Mall Wol Murpty FE. C. Mulroney D. Me Belly Bruce Kremer Ty J. Walke M. Dasa Joe A. Poore Willie Meyer Ww. H. Trippet J. H. Duffy Jobin W. James Hiram Rodgers Anacoida Charles N. Pray Fletcher Maddox Sam Stephenson James F. O'Leary Fred. Gibson James F. O'Connor William J. Brennan B. Js McIntire William Noffsinger Sydney Logan Kalispell Victor R. Griges Joseph P. Donnelly Havre C. H Lond Sharpless Walker Miles City Charles J. Marshall E. K. Cheadle J. C. Huntoon Lewistown W. E. Moore D. M. Durfee Philipsburg Simon YP W. E. Kelley Deer Lodge Ro A O'Hara Hamilton Henry G. Rodgers Dilson Donati Campbell Forsyth Walter S. Hartman Bozeman Herbert W. Woodward Globson Robert Jones Harlowton W. 5. Towner Fort V. GC. Power United States W. B. Rodgers Ataconda Henry L. Myers Hankons Joseph K. Toole Sydney Sannec Daniel Boyle J. A. Walsh Henry Sieben George Y. Patten Boremai Frank Conley John Hurley Alf Whitworth William Gleason Charles BR Sonard GO. Evans A. H. Whitlock Edward Scharnikow Deer Loge J. M. Boardman James. A. Murray David Pizer Edin L. Norris Henry C. Smith BV. McCabe C. M. Sawyers Polson O. W. Belden John G. Brown W. L. Holloway Guan Edmond G. Toomey F Goddard Albert J. Galen Harry H. Parsons W. T. Figott Fred Gullestte Deer J Lodge Jackson Street Elk Guard of Honor Branily Helena Lodge No. 193 B. P.O. EA Lodge Bipgs BE. L. Flahherty H. S. Hepner George C. Freeman F.A. Bisholt A. J. Reeves R. O. Kaufman C. Otis Connor George J. Joyce W. C. Almon R. N. Hitch~cock Dr. Marshall E. Cates T. B. West William L. Gleason Ray Church J. R. Wine Warner- Hawkns Guard Hemor Hawkins

Forsyth Boy Shot While Out Hunting

Forsyth, Sept. 1. John Szitnick, son of Mrs. William Saitnick, was accidentally shot in the right leg by a .22 rifle while a group of boys hunted prairie dogs along the south bank of the river. The bullet pierced muscle but serious injury was not expected. He was rushed to the local hospital and is recovering well. he will return home this week.

Forsyth John Szitnick William Saitnick Joh

Women seat debate marks Episcopal general convention

Associated Press report from Portland shows the House of Deputies voting against admitting women to seats, despite Rev. Herbert J. Powell’s plea. Commission findings noted strong opposition yet notable support aligned with equal rights, as debates included motion picture use and prayers and a plan to study the issue further at next convention.

Associated Press Portland Ore Twomeh United States Witten de. Herbert ‘J. Powell San Francisco Am Jolit Mae An Lambeth Conference Henry P. Kluman Wargo

Veterans press to persuade Harding on veto of bonus bill

A veteran delegation led by Hanford MacNider visited the White House to urge President Harding to sign the bonus measure. Senators prepared to vote, with hopes of a large attendance, as supporters and opponents mobilized. Some aides suggested the president would veto, while others believed he might approve if costs were limited.

Senate House Hanford MacNider The American Legion White House MacWider Harding Congress

Tariff showdown over dye embargo and wool duties

The debate centers on continuation of tariff policies tied to a dye embargo and wool duties. Senators clash over the bill's net operation and whether current rates are lower or higher than proposed, with Republicans accused of misleading the public by officials' figures.

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Plentywood Creamery to Open by October First

Plans are complete for the Plentywood Creamery’s immediate operation. The plant will feature machinery for making butter and ice cream and is among the best equipped in the region. H. OH Arends will manage the plant, bringing four years of Culbertson creamer y experience and a reputation for quality. The move follows rising dairy farming in the area, underscoring the creamery’s necessity.

Plentywood Plentywood Creamery Wil Arends Creaiery Culbertson

Casualties in Ireland Report Totals by Religion

Belfast dated report provides fatalities from disturbances on July 21 1920 totaling 436. It lists 189 Protestants and 247 Catholics, with January 1922 updates showing 92 Protestants and 133 Catholics killed.

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Tariff Fight Reaches Senate Ahead of Harding Move

Debated tariff bill moves through the Senate today and will be sent to President Harding. Critics say the measure raises living costs by billions and spawns trusts. Senator Cameron from Arizona opposes the proposal to set a tariff of seven cents a pound on long staple cotton. Cummins faces an appeal after ruling on presidential authority in tariff valuation.

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