Glasgow hosts 110 ex service men case reviews
The Federal Board for Vocational Training held a two day session in Glasgow March 29 and 30 to dispose of 110 ex service men cases. Most sought winter courses at Montana State Agricultural College Bozeman while some pursued other vocational options.
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Federal Board For Vocational Training
Glasgow
Great Falls
Kalispell
Lewistown
Billings
Butte
Glendive
State Agricultural College
Bozeman
W. C. Elsworth
T. C. Busha
Veterans Welfare Commission
Reindeer Meat Prospects From Alaska
Washington reports marketing reindeer meat in the United States faces challenges for the bureau of markets. Alaska, with about 200000 reindeer, expects to market around 5000 carcasses now, with potential growth to four to five million head and a million carcasses for export within 15 years.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Alaska
Nome
Minneapolis
Harding Holds War Declared Not Urgent
Washington April 5 President Harding says he is not committed to any definite program regarding a congressional declaration to end the state of war with Germany. He voted for the Knot resolution in the Senate and favored delaying precipitous action. His peace program views are to be revealed at the opening of the new Congress.
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Washington
Harding
Germany
Senate
Congress
Versailles
Hens Enter Egg Laying Race in Murphysboro Three-Year Contest
Four hundred hens have been entered to date for a national three year egg laying contest in Murphysboro Illinois to begin November 1. Paul Arndt a local vocational teacher and his class lead the event with support from 800 breeders. Breeders back the $1,000 prize as a market for eggs in St. Louis.
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Murphysboro
Ill
Illinois
Paul Arndt
Carl Colvin
Murphyboro
St. Louis
State Licensing 1000 Cars Daily
Applications for motor vehicle licenses pour into the Secretary of State office at a rate of 1000 a day. Secretary C T Stewart touts a rapid processing machine. He warns that repainting or changing license plate colors is a violation. 1921 plates are maroon and white and must not be altered to match car colors.
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Secetary
C. T. Stewart
Stewart
Railroads Submit Wage Disputes to Labor Board
Twenty six railroads have submitted wage disputes to the United States Railroad Labor Board within the last month, following conferences with railroad players on proposed wage changes. The roads, representing nearly every section, seek reductions of unskilled labor and, in some cases, skilled labor.
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Chengo
Era
United States Railroads Labor Board
PAI
Transportationyaet
A&k
Judge Lindsey Faces 500 Dollar Fine or Jail Over Contempt
Denver report states Judge Ben B Lindsey must pay a 500 dollar fine or serve jail time after his contempt conviction for refusing to testify about a murder inquiry. The sentence execution was deferred until Saturday.
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Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Lindsey
Lindsy
First blue law arrest tests Sunday entertainment ban
Allen Goethal manager of a Huron theater was arrested Saturday by a deputy sheriff for showing moving pictures on Sunday March 27. He was released to await a hearing. The arrest launches a test case to challenge the state law barring Sunday amusements.
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Bryan H. Pyne
Goethal
State Supreme Court
Moonshine Made in Jail Kitch en Found in Delaware Prison
Warden Plimmer reported discovery of two gallons of grape juice and corn cooking on the stove in the New Castle County Jail kitchen. He smelled fumes and an investigation revealed the moonshine operation within the jail.
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Wilmington
Del
Plimmer
New Castle
Plummer
Theodore Roosevelt Highway Association expands Montana drive
The Montana division of the Theodore Roosevelt International Highway Association adopts an enlarged program at Glasgow on April 3. A field secretary will gather data for a descriptive guidebook to be issued in 10 000 copies. County directors set 1921 funds totaling 5000 with varying per county goals and memberships.
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Nothern
Montana
Theodore Roosevelt ‘International
Highway Association
Association For
Glasgow
Roosevelt County
L. B. Myhr
Culberton
Valley County
J.R. Mitchell
Phillips County
J. Larson Malta
Blaine County
W.R. Bottomley
Harlen
Liberty County
J. O. Berglin
Chester
Glacier County
P. A. Peterson
Browning
Toole County
Henry
Gerhars
Shelby
North America
L. R. Jones
Secetary
Great Falls Club
E. M. Hutchinson
Whitefish
C. R
Hauke
Chinook
Hinsdale
Scott. Hart
Poplar
Mayor Enforces Ball Rule Adults Banned From Kids Fancy Ball
At the town hall the portly Mayor insists no adults may enter the children's fancy ball. Dooley the policeman regulates the crowd as a distraught mother pleads her daughter in a butterfly costume. The mother argues the girl is missing costume wings and seeks admission, but regulations prevail.
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Dooley
Pittsburg
Saco Elections Highlight Local School Board Upset
Columbus Ohio April 4 Alfred Griffin known as Al G Field died at his home from Brights disease aged 72 Born in Leesburg Va educated in Brownsville and Pittsburgh later banking farming and in 1886 organized a minstrel show Field was a former Elks officer and active Mason funeral Tuesday The Saco school district held two elections last Saturday with strong opposition and high participation nearly 90 percent voting For three year terms two seats went to C W Neson 148 Co E Broadbrooks 107 Dan Garrison 136 Alene Frazier 109 For two year term O R Hawver Ethel A Swanson for one year term results listed and praise for the old board urging support for new school building and continued cooperation with the board.
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War Risk Board
Case Board
Red Cross
Columbus
Alfred Griffin
al G
Field
Leesburg
Brownsville
Pittsburgh Pa
the Elks
Saco
C. W. Neson
Co. E. Broadbrooks
Dan Garrison
Alene Frazier
Jowa juries and distant modern reforms in brief
A digest of scattered 1920s notices covers jury service for Jowa women, farm housing, an Atlanta mother at age twelve, Standard Oil geologists in Venezuela, Portugal railway electrification, Italy gasoline tax, and other brief items. It notes public libraries in Kansas, South Dakota home-building loans, Ford plant status in Oklahoma City, and various crime and economic facts with multiple places and organizations named.
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Italy
Kansas
South Dakota
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Detroit
Delaware
U. S
Birum and Vage Elected Aldermen in City Ward Races
At the city election on Monday As A. Birum won the alderman seat for the second ward and Harry A. Vage was elected to represent the first ward.
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A. Birum
Harry A. Vage
Crop optimism and astronomy lecture promise better spring
Farmers urged to stay with the country and endure hard years as Prof. G R Pettie argues planetary positions influence weather. A Wednesday talk at Odd Fellows hall presented charts linking planets to moisture and forecast a brighter cropping season ahead with several good years.
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G. R. Pettie
Pettie
Rasins in San Joaquin Valley Suffer Frost Loss
Twenty percent of the 1921 rasin crop, about 40 000 tons, were destroyed by frost in the San Joaquin valley. Tompson seedless and Malaze grapes were hardest hit, with some Muscat damaged. The belt affected stretched 10 miles by 30 miles. W M Griffen, president of the California Associated Basin Company, estimates losses near 10 million dollars to growers.
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Fresno
Calif
San Joaquin Valley
W. M. Griffen
California Associated Basin Company
Tompson
Griffen
Rasin Crowing
Boy Burns While Playing Indian in Minneapolis
Five year old Gener al Crandall son of Res ben Crandall was badly burned when a playmate allegedly set fire to his clothing during a game in Minneapolis. A neighbor wrapped him in a blanket to extinguish the flames and doctors say he has only a slight chance of recovery.
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Minneapolis
Crandall
Resben Crandall
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