Progressive plans swirl as Wilson to address Congress
The article describes a tense session as the Progressive Party asserts influence in the House while preparations mount for President Wilson to deliver the tariff message orally to lawmakers. Actions include seating battles, ticketed gallery access, and leadership contests involving Murdock and other party figures amid broader suffrage and reform activism.
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Washington
Apri
Witaon
Victor Murdock
New Progressive Party
H. ‘Olin Young
Michigan
United States
Senate
House
Breathent Wilson
Marshall
Williams
Wille Bresident
Congress
The
Houe
Murtock
Coley Tater
Young
Ita
aMfee
Hinebaugh
Ilinois
Iqueton
President to Have Few Attendants
Washington reports that President Wilson plans to read his message to Congress in person tomorrow. A preface was written tonight and a brief joint session is planned, with no routine cabinet participation noted. Some cabinet members may attend the departure from the White House, but none will accompany the president to the capitol.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Kern and
Gallinger
Underwood and
Fitzger- Sid
Capitol
Minceli
House Nd Senate
Cross
White House
Sially
Women militants thwart disaster at Piccadilly Circle
London reports militant suffragists faced hostile crowds as 4000 spectators gathered near Piccadilly Circle. Three uninhabited houses were burned in clashes while women defending actions claimed they fought anarchy. Damages minor. suffrage literature found nearby.
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London
Picadily
Bridge Road
Atlanta
Testimony Ends in Trial as Olson Case Unfolds
Mrs Olson collapses during cross examination after detailing threats by Darling to disrupt her home life. Darling allegedly warned she would expose her husband and harm Olson if visits continued. Olson's statements describe a volatile pattern as the jury prepares for further testimony tomorrow.
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Withens
Ing
Montana Cities Vote as Houston Re-Elected in Missoula
Special dispatch reports William J. Houston winning re election as Missoula city councilman over J W Reely in a race reflecting support for Houston's public safety department. Ballots show Houston 926, total 1 689. other city offices listed with party labels and vote tallies.
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Standart
Missoula
William J. Houston
Houston
Commission
J. W. Reely
Reely
Tan
Hoi
Reed
Entire Citizens Ticket Wins in Twin Bridges
Twin Bridges April 7 the entire citizens ticket was elected mayor cashier of the Twin Bridges bank, secured a majority over Frank Pal independent ticket. M H Lott elected alderman first ward F W Bom mers second ward Frank Reid third ward by a narrow margin over Julius Starks. One ballot cast for mayor. had these two votes or the alderman, the citizens ticket would have been broken.
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Twin Heidges
Citizens
Twin Bridges Bank
Frank Pal
M._ Hf. Lott
F. W. Bommers
Frank Reid
Julius Starks
Bozeman Citizens Elect The Candidate For Mayor
Bozeman voters chose mayoral and treasurer candidates with mixed tickets. Oakwood led in mayoral races across wards, while Ketterer won treasurer and Ellis police magistrate, with aldermen split between citizen and Democrat tickets in this partial results report.
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McDonnell
Ruel
Howard
Oakwood Bi
Aren- Genbure
Ketterer
Polies
Smith
Ellie
Langobs
Citizen Teket
Kylerat
Muell
Citizen Ticket
Oakwood
Brandenburg
Aln
Democrat
Bozeman
Kalispell election shows low turnout and split results
A brief dispatch reports only 363 votes cast in Kalispell. Stephen Jones and G. Brinkman, both listed as socialists, were elected with Charles Smithers and others running non partisans in a split tally across three wards.
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Kallepett
Apel
Stephen Jones
G. Krinkman
Charles Smithers
Follot
Roe. Ferguson
Ek. McCarey
G. A. "Brinkman
FF. Kuster
M._Bieng
EB. Pratt
Great Falls Mayoral Race and City Elections Summary
In Great Falls and nearby Lewistown several candidates won as old party lines shifted. Mayor J W Speer and George Anselstein lost in Great Falls while Ted Fitzgerald and Myron Brown won for the Democrats. In Lewistown George J Wideman led the Citizens ticket for mayor by 19 votes over Joseph Heaney. Democracy and socialist candidates contested but the city produced mixed results across wards and offices.
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Great Falls
Lense
J. W. Speer
Ted. Fitzgerald
Dickinson
Social Nalbach
Myron Brown
New
Ard
George Anselstein
Lewistown
George J. Wideman
Joseph Heaney
Wideman
Citizens
Roy C. Cromer
Eltinen
Mets
Socialists Carry Butte Duncan Is Re-Elected Mayor
Butte voters re-elected Mayor Duncan and several socialist officials amid a city council that will tilt toward socialist representation but fall short of an outright majority. The new council includes seven socialists, two Democrats, and one Republican in a tightly divided chamber. Duncan touted continued worker-friendly policies as a mandate for the next two years, while opponents like Frank Hayes extended congratulatory notes.
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Lewis J. Duncan
Daniel Shoviin
Thomas J. Hooker
Butte
Hutte
Founeilill
Frank Curran
Poclater
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J.T. Oakwood
HH Howard
John E. Ketterer
Ae Police
George W. Ellis
Tirat
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Kalispell
AN Hamilton
Progressive
Hamill
George E. Padvloft
J J."southwick
Robert le Harper
WH. Hayes
O. C. Weeg
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Lawrence Wanderer
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