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Maine Death May Shift Senate Balance in 1912
The Maine death of Senator Frye may yield two Democratic senators in 1912 as the next Maine legislature convenes in January and an election in September. If a Democrat fills Frye’s seat, years of possible Democratic control could follow, while Montana could see Senator Dixon advance to chairman of the public lands committee.
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Statehood in Arizona and recall of officers debate
The piece discusses Arizona and Montana statehood aims, recalls for elected officials including judges, and President Tafts stance on allowing Arizona's statehood bill to become law, framing it as a pivotal constitutional issue with unsatisfied expectations.
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Washington
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Taft Expected to Veto Arizona Statehood Bill
The piece notes a shift from yesterday's forecast and claims the president will veto Arizona's statehood bill. It discusses Taft's political risk tied to his bid for reelection and his overall presidential record.
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Taft
Health of Pope Pius II Urges Cautious Public Naming
The daily bulletin on Pope Pius II's health is not reassuring and hints at a grave condition. If the illness proves fatal, it would shorten the papacy far beyond predecessors like Leo XIII and Pius IX. Bishop Carroll, just back from Rome, is due in Helena with potential Vatican condition updates.
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United Master Butchers Plan Public Education On Meat Costs
The United Master Butchers Association of America meets at Pittsburgh to discuss supply sources and storage while urging cooking guidance to lower meat prices. They blame housewives for high costs and promote affordable cuts and proper methods to improve palatability.
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Pittebure
Lorimer Case Stalemate Faces Congress Amid Heat
The Lorimer trial drags on as Congress, in an extra session, keeps business going at the old stand. Senators show demoralization and the public tires of the scandalous details. If Illinois Senator Lorimer refuses to resign, the case will run its course with no immediate resolution.
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The Steel Trust Investigation Summary Shortage
Readers struggle to follow the steel trust probe as testimony grows bulky and details overwhelm the average citizen. Magnates clash and memoranda complicate understanding while commentators doubt the essential truth will emerge.
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Spotted Fever Tick Battle Targets Bitter Root Valley
The United States Department of Agriculture and Montana state experiment station declared war on the spotted fever tick Dermacentor venustus infesting Bitter Root valley Montana. Researchers study host mammals, emphasize domestic stock as major tick carriers and urge careful poisoned grain distribution to protect wildlife while reducing human disease risk.
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Hospital exclusion case now with the court
Clarence Case sues St. John’s Hospital over denial of entry when his physician was not in the local medical society. Judge J Miller Smith took the matter under advisement as hospital defense argues mandamus cannot compel admission. Case’s side argues hospital as a quasi public institution cannot refuse entry since it receives no tax support.
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Capitol Building Bonds Authorized by Commissioners
Helena Aug 9 Special Dispatch reports the capitol commissioners have approved issuing bonds totaling 150 000 for building the capitol as of Oct 1. The bonds follow the 1910 legislature act amid the building stone controversy. Previous authority allowed up to 500 000 for wings and was granted earlier by the capitol commissioners.
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City Council Orders Demolition of Damaged Buildings
At an adjourned meeting the council condemned and ordered removed beyond the fire limits the buildings of Abe Johnston A L Bank and Phoebe Owings that were partly destroyed by fire. It is doubtful the lots will be rebuilt this season with modern structures.
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Death of Mrs Christiana Teek in Minnesota bound burial
Hamilton records a 75 year old Swedish native and Montana resident Mrs Christiana M Teek dying at Pendegrast residence. She died of old age at 1 16 p m yesterday and will be shipped to Cokato Minnesota for burial.
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Death of Joe Lemirande at Tilsbury ranch
Joe Lemirande aged 27 died yesterday from pneumonia at the home of George Tilsbury nine miles south of Hamilton. An Eagle, he had relatives in the East and was making his home at the Tilsbury ranch. Relatives have been notified.
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Bare fists for a $40 purse in New York City fight
A brutal 20 round bare knuckle fight in New York over a $40 purse and gate receipts draws mixed reactions from spectators. Western civilization is contrasted with Eastern tolerance in the Lewistown report. The piece notes dust and tuberculosis humorously, then shifts to Montana flax yields and Flathead road work progress.
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Sodom
Montana
Mabel
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Montana man trades ranch for California scheme to make brick
A Forsyth Times-Journal report describes a Montana man who sold his ranch and moved to California. He has devised a device using a spray and a retort to burn dust into bricks. While driving his team, dust is sprayed and burned into bricks at the roadside, yielding about 19 tons daily with little dust left in his hair.
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Judge Sulzberger Rules Killing at Crosswalk Murder
The Philadelphia judge declares that striking down a person at a street crossing is murder or manslaughter. He asserts the ruling should be sound law in many places.
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