North Dakota cities seek representation at Helena hearing
North Dakota cities press for federal land bank representation as hearings move through Sioux Falls St Paul Fargo and Helena. Delegations will read at four hearings to outline ND, MT and MN district interests and anticipate a combined district bank amid cross state arguments.
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Fargo
X. D
North Dakota
Federal Land Bank
Fend
Land Bank Board
Helena
Mont
South Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
North
Sioux Falls
Thelinnerota
St. Paul
Referendum and initiative measures in Montana voter mail
County Clerk Jay B Baker has received copies of referendum measure No. 10 and initiative measure No. 11 from the secretary of state's office and will mail them to all registered voters. The referendum would ban liquor sales in Montana. the initiative would create a state athletic commission to regulate boxing and sports. Also notes local activity as F C McFadden plans a two story frame residence on Banhack street, with work starting this week and completion expected this fall, plus various visitors and residents in Dillon this week.
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Dillon
Jay B Baker
Secretary of State
Montana
State Athletic Commission
F.C. McFadden
Banhack Street
F. Lincoln
New York City
Hutte
Boston
Dillon Buisi
VR. Johnson
Butte
E. J. Holmbor
Lewistown
FE. J. Brammer
William Iossburg Aire
Metlen
W. & Tash
Grasshopper
Carr
Dell Ie
Durness
Haventh
Portland
W. F. PitgHenry
J.B Luther
Duluth
Min
Owaba
W. Schole
Crops Fail Across Regions Amid Rain and War News
Overseas News agency reports from Eppenhagen that crops in Taree Port Siveria and Ural island district of Russia fail completely. Middle Russia faces destruction from weeks of incessant rain, while Moscow churches hold prayers for better conditions. A Chicago man works on long telegraph and telephone poles sunk into holes.
Resolutions Condemn England's Attitude In Public Meeting
Great Falls Aug 22 Stronely condemning England for its order in council denying admission to Irish and other foreign citizens and for war actions, a set of resolutions denounces Britain and other nations. They urge safeguards for American commerce, demand rescission of the order, and thank the United States for aiding Sir Roger Casement, while pledging to oppose foreign interference as peace approaches. The gathering also covered officer reports, with Mrs William Kelliher delivering the Chicago report from a hospital, and an evening banquet capped a day of activities.
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Great Falls
Stronely
England
Couel
United States
Europe
Evon
Ireland
Roger Casement
Hibernians
Congress of Nations
William Kelliher
Chicago
Park Hotel
Program of Bankers Meeting at Miles City Aug 25
Secretary Eder A Newton of the Montana Bankers association released the official program for the Miles City meeting opening Friday Aug 25. Invocations, welcomes, addresses on topics from Federal Reserve to dairy industry corporate relations, and committee reports mark the agenda.
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Great Falls
Eder A. Newton
Montana Bankers Association
Miles City
Frank Durant
H. H. Wiley
Frank Bogart
Helena
CW. Butler
Miles Cit
John P. Schmit
Lewistown
John J. Arnold
Bank
Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank
Theodore Wold
Federal Reserve Bank At
Minneapolis
Edward
Blott
University of Montana
Opening of Sweet Pea Carnival at Bozeman
Bozeman prepares for the Sweet Pea Carnival opening on August 22 with a full day from 18 a.m. to 6 p.m. events include guest reception, information bureau at Bozeman hotel, a Bozeman vs ixston baseball game at 2 p.m. for 60 cents, coronation of carnival queen Miss Lela Maxwell at 8:20 p.m. on the high school lawn, and a carnival queen's ball at ie hall on East Main Street. Main street will be lined with blue and gold banners and pennants.
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Bozeman
Bozeman Hotel
Ixston
Lela Maxwell
High School Lawn
West Main Street
Main Street
Deer Lodge Social Notes and Local Appointments
John Good Deer Lodge Aug 2 left for Bozeman to handle boiler work for the state inspector. William Davis manages business matters this week. Mr and Mrs Lear and Miss Rightfoot plus Gant visit. E B Riddle acts as erecting foreman at allway shops while John C. and family vacation in Tacoma. The tensile strength of rolled manganese steel is 140000 psi.
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John Good
Frank Conley
Hilda
Helen
Missoula
E. B. Riddle
Allway
John
Tacoma
Puget Sound
Nelson
Seattle
Deer Lodge
Titisonette
Jens
Mr. Bischette
TN Mcdonald
Charles. Carroll
Drummond
Thakesly
Butters
Montana Infantile Paralysis Mortality Rate Compared to New York
In Aug Morena Montana reports infantile paralysis mortality at 2 percent below New York. Dr W F Cogswell alerted parents at a Commercial Club meeting under Child Welfare association. Regions affected include Great Falls Bozeman Gallatin county Harlowton Billings Carbon county Big Timber and the Crow reservation with several deaths noted.
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Morena
Montana
New York
W. F. Cogswell
Secret Board of Health
Commercial Club
Helena
Sheridan
Martinsdale
Great Falls
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Harlowton
Billings
Carbon County
Big Timber
Crow Reservation
Lewistown Primary Bouts and Local Notices
Lewistown August 22 extreme bitterness marks the end of the primary campaign for Judge Roy Ei Ayers seeking renomination on the democratic ticket. Anthewty sues Geneva Teatty for divorce on cruelty grounds. Brown and Lahey sub contractors for Milwaukee extension work arrived with machinery and began operations. Masons plan to attend grand lodge meetings and leave absent ballots with the county clerk. Two Sheh ballots accepted yesterday.
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Lewistown
Roy Ei. Ayers
Erte
Aati
Anthewty
Geneva Teatty
Brown & Lahey
Milwaukee
Pass Tange
Winnett
Tutte
Killing at Chapelle Sparks Fort Benton Arrests
Great Falls dispatch reports Albert Pelee a half breed Indian held in Fort Benton county jail on murder charges for killing his uncle John La Fountaine during a drunken quarrel at Chapelle. Skipper Pelgo, long involved in banking schemes, is under arrest amid a bank leadership change and new presidency at a First National Stand bank.
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Great Falls
Albert Pelee
Fort Benton
John la Fountaine
Chapelle
Telge
la Fountaine
Pelgo
Logan Foreman Stops During Northern Pacific Travel
J. D. Good regional foreman of construction on the Northern Pacific with headquarters in St Paul stopped between trains on the way to Butte then Thompson Falls before returning. Traveling engineer Pete Sorenson and trainmaster Dr MacMillan were present in Logan on Monday.
Railway Work Advances and Train Movements Amid Labor Tension
Reports from Helena detail Northern Pacific rail line work with piling moved for bridges from East Helena to Winston and crews shifted to Willow Creek. A 24 hour window logged 49 more trains through Bozeman tunnel, while a double track delay tempers expansion. A serious tram accident left a worker needing amputation. Separately, Helena unions settled a prolonged teamsters strike by arbitration granting an eight hour day and overtime limits, with pay restored at 60 cents per hour under new rules.
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Siness
Sam D. Bradford
Ings
Montanadi
Northern Pacific
East Helena
Winston
Willow Creek
Bozeman Tunnel
Livingston
Bozeman
Teamsters
Helena
Sentiment Against Sale of Denmark to U S Stirs Debate
Count Frederick Moltke, a Danish army captain, arrived aboard the Heligoland and said public feeling opposed to the sale of the Danish West Indies to the United States is not about price but sentiment among the people.
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New York
Denmark
West Indies
United States
Frederick. Moltke
Heligoland
President Veto Threat Ends Immigration Bill Effort
President Wilson warned he would veto the immigration bill if revived with the literacy test, prompting Senate to defeat a motion to take up the measure and resume consideration of the revenue bill. The revolt by 10 Democrats split the caucus, with Beckham, Chamberlain, Culberson, Lane, and Owen voting against taking it up, while Ashurst, Hardwick, Myers, Smith, and Vardaman stuck to the move. The outcome signals the likely drop of CITL consideration this session. Westbrook, Maine, Aug 8. Labor captions cited by Wilson accuse Republicans of crucifying labor on profits and wage trends, contrasting current hours and pay with recent history.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Engineer Report on Street Paving for District 72
City records show District 72 paving completed with final estimates issued. W B Vestal reports cost overruns and variances against contract totals, noting water systems, lighting, and drainage work along Third Street and adjacent avenues, with ongoing discussions on extensions and renewals.
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W. B. Vestal
Third Street
Tee
Ae Peratining Company
Ian Eee
Mourh
Rnmercial
Sefrernon
Feeraeenton
Peen
Akerne
Te Camel
Mont
Mont Solana
Picnic Preparations For Deer Lodge Farmers Meet In Anaconda
Anaconda news notes the Deer Lodge Valley Farmers association picnic at Race Rack tomorrow with crowd handling by the railroads. Gov Stewart and Helena judge Brantly will speak along with Linfield and Stillman. Sports include boys and girls dashes, married women and ranchers races, pony and auto events, plus a 600 dollar dance hall and free food and drinks.
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Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Deer” Lodge
Stewart
Theodore Brantly
Helena
Linfield
State College
X' pi'Stillman
Suite
County
Comine
Family returns from 1025 mile auto trip with one puncture
Air and Mrs. Joseph V. Tescher and their young son J. W. Tescher accompanied by Miss Kathleen La Salle returned yesterday from a 1025 mile automobile journey to Spokane via Wallace Coeur d Alene Thompson Falls and back. They reported only one tire puncture on the trip.
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Joseph V
J. W. Tescher
Kathleen la Salle
Spokane
Wallace and Coeur
Idaho
Point
Thompson Falls
Coroner's jury rules accidental death in airline worker's case
A coroner's inquest into the regent death of Joseph Hoskins, an airline employee at the smelter, returned a verdict of accidental death. Coroner MP Mahoney presided as the jury, including members Golder, Hedrick, Logan, Edgrombs, Beaudette, and Thomas, heard the proceedings.
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Regent
Joseph Hoskins
Mahoney E
Hher Golder
George H. Hedrick
H.W. Logan
B. J. Edgrombs
Emil Beaudette
John Te Thomas
WELDING AT SAULT STE MARIE HYDRO PLANT PROGRESSES
At Sault Ste Marie Ontario a hydro electric plant has two generators in operation for 21 years serving the ship canal locks and the swing bridge.
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Sault Ste" Marie
Ontario
Ship Canal
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