Congress adjourns after long filibuster and deals
After an all night session filled with filibusters and conflicts, Congress adjourned the second session of the Sixty-second, with harmony returning. Key actions included striking out state claims in the deficiency bill and approving the Penrose campaign fund investigation while approving pay and land bills. Speaker Clark praised the adjournment as a long, laborious session ends.
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Washington
Congress
Tutt
Capitol
Finis
la Follette
Chamberlain
Martine
Swanson
Culberson
House
Senate
Tait
Aysain
Ain
Colvitle
Gian
Jst
Clark
Milwaukee Road to start Montana branch depot project
A. J. Earling, president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line, announced the railroad authorized initial expenditures for a new work site south of the present freight depot, with plans to proceed within three months. The project includes a new depot and line extensions from Colorado Junction toward Clit Junction, with six to seven months of construction and trains to use the new depot once complete. Earling toured Montana, inspecting the Lewis town Great Falls line and Silver Bow canyon progress, while staying in Butte briefly and meeting peers.
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A. J. Earling
Chiago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Standard
Soho
Montana Street
Earling
Williams
Press
Chicago
Milwaukee & ‘Road
Baring
Montana
Mississippi River
Barling
Biing
Missoula
Lewistown
Great Falls
Silver Bow Canyon
Colorado Junction
Clit Junction
Spokane
Milwaukee
Canson
Butte
John D. Ryan
Amalgamated Copper Company
Milwaukee Road
Berling
FH Barrett
Puget Sound Road
A. J. Hilman
Koreans Urge Leniency for Accused Conspirators
Seoul Aug 2 The Korean defense counsel urged the court to show clemency for 123 Koreans charged with conspiring against the Japanese government and plotting to kill Count Terauchi. Prosecution sought 10 years for Baron Yunchiho and five leaders and 5 to 8 years for 117 others. The defense described the assassinations and murders as the acts of a wicked element.
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Seoul
Korea
Terauchi
Othdr
Ogawa
Tiaron Yanchiho
bin Minho
Hirobumo Ito
Harbin
San Francisco
Durham
White Stevens
United States
Yi" Wang
Yoong
Emi
New Depot for Butte Assured President Warling Comment
President Warling of the Mil Walker SA announced approval for a new depot in Butte. Expenditure details were authorized, securing the project and signaling government commitment to regional infrastructure.
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Warling
MIL
Walker SA
Tafts Vacation Planned as Short, Sporadic Break
President Taft adjourns Congress and departs on a private car to Beverly for a vacation that will be sporadic until December with brief returns to Washington. Summer offices open at Beverly and the entourage travels with him amid a busy schedule including golf and motor rides in Myopia. He plans few days at the White House before election engagements and may return briefly in September. Londons notice cites a British trade board warning ships of penalties for failing to go to distressed vessels.
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Speaker Clark
House
Congress
Washington
Taft
Beverly
White House
Maj
Thomas L. Thhoudes
Forester
Brahany
Ohio
Myopia
Senators Rest Then Take Stump in Campaign
Washington dispatch notes senators and representatives rushing to rest ahead of the long campaign leading to November. Speakers Clark and Clapp depart for Maine and Vermont to promote progressives while Underwood plans a ten day rest at Hot Springs before speaking for Wilson. Shively and Penrose depart for campaign talks, Simmons seeks party guidance in New York, Bacon aims for Georgia then home for speeches, Nelson returns to farming, and Osborn's escape attempt ends with recapture and Johnson's injured ankle as they vanished Saturday and were found today.
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Washington
House
Clark
Maine
Clapp
Vermont
Cannon
la Follette
Wisconsin
Underwood
Hot Springs
Valand
Wilson
Senator Shively
Indiana
Seague
Senator Penrose
New Jersey
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
New York
Democratic National Committee
Bacon
Georgia
Nelson
Minnesota
Henry
Texas
Leavenworts
New, Aug.s
Richard Osborn
Osborn
Johnson
Bozeman Sweet Pea Carnival Draws Huge Crowds
Special Dispatch reports Bozeman crowds flood the city for the sweet pea carnival and interstate fair with trains arriving all day and Main street packed. Attractions include a German singing society Saengerbund, the Dill-Dall team in a series of games, top state ball players, and many horse entries reflecting statewide owner interest.
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Bozeman
Saengerbund
Dil Dall
New regime starts to clean New York gambling house raid
New York Aug 25 a raid on a former Bridgie Konenthal murder site carried out by detectives Dwyer and Hayes with captain rank promotions. A self described clerk Kirk Brown was arrested as police seized decks cards chips and babies in the Incorporated gambling house run by Bridgie’s friends. Police to release list of owners and agents of gambling houses tomorrow.
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New York
Gameune House
Ral Iwase
Kirk Brown
Waldo
Con
Talon
Marshall opens Maine campaign amid tariff talk
In Portland Maine Thomas R Marshall Indiana Democrat and vice presidential nominee denounced tariff policy while steering clear of local Maine issues He argued national concerns dominate and questioned why the consumer bears the burden while denouncing monopoly and unfair practices.
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Portland
United States
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Marshall
Maine
Markshall
Te Remus
Republican “Organisation
Apecial
Hema
Cotauy
Netmient
Narenerenip Wien
West aides Republican push at Chicago headquarters
Chicago reports Harry L. West from Washington arriving at Republican headquarters to aid the Tate publicity drive. W T Ann Gerson of South Carolina, described as a negro Citar, met Director Mulvane of the Semubitean committee and said he delayed support for Mr. Tatt after being refused a seat in the procreasive convention.
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Chicago
Harry L. West
Washington
Repubean
Tate
W. T. Ann Gerson
South Carolina
Mulvane
Mr. Tatt
Delegates Named For Great Falls Democratic Convention
Silver Bow county selects a large delegation to the Montana state Democratic convention in Great Falls. The record shows Dr J S McCarthy elected temporary and permanent chair, with precinct contests settled, credentials approved, and committees named for organization platform and delegates.
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Silver Bow
Yellowstone
W. B. George
Tim Driscol
Kelly Geatteny Law
Kelly
T. c. Harr
McCarthy
Sohn
Ke. Dobelt
Mas
Walnworth
Jerry E. Sullivan
M. TH Mcqueensy
John Macdinal
D. Gay Stivers
A.D Phil C. Goodwin
Harrington
John K. O'Rourke
Luke Noonan
William Mailey- Spence
William Walsh
Harney
Nevin
So Lavy AG
Tay
MF TJ
Merrington
Dan’ Holland
James Murray
Charles Ferns
Dan J. Williama
Wot Metart
Tom Norton
Sonn Sally Hugh Daly
Pat Matlin
WW. McDowell
ET. Milburn
William B. Daly
John Strobel
T. J. Nerny
Larry Manning
John ‘Ferns
MM. Sullivan
J.P. Medoveen
W. J
Mil Hanson
Henry, Avare
Yonn J. Riley
James Doner
Jerry Mahoney
John Huddleston
Frank C. Coburn
Lesherito E. Simonson
Peter Leheny
Frank L. Riley
Edward Gilmore Sor Jackson
Nell Joan Gleason
Gilchrist
Gilligan
Jonn Nolan
Paddy Moore
Montana
Great Falls
Silver Bow County
Mt Am
Cthets
PH. Mccarthy
Platform Committee
Inter
Phil Goodwin
Central Committee
Jerry Rowley
Chaleman
Hammond
de P.M. “McCarthy
William Malloy
J.P. Crowley
Enogene
St the
Maturthy
Roy Niioy
Bininens
Dan Reardon
Mike
Sullvan
Goodwin
Roy Sas
Nell of Denmar
I Lavell
Dan” Holland
Mute Permanent Organization
Ondieman Daly
Tim Delacoty JA Beaher
Hugh Daly
James Meade
Prank
o*Connor
Walsh
J. Ke O'Rourke
Steve Parker
J. — Kremer
Bam Bebeney
Joh S'Murity
J.B Murray
John Mage
Ginnieer Mauriernelieh
Dee Jee Rind
Jaen Pinion
BH Sidley
Serey Me Auivean
JT Murphy
Dam William
Sonnieseon
Phe Gils
Aes Thur Port
Maurice English
Harry Gallwey
Ity
George Plan Aims to Boost W B George in Great Falls
Special Dispatch reports efforts to secure W B George’s nomination as Montana governor. A partisan delegation from Yellowstone County will travel by special train from Billings Wednesday noon, with Republicans Democrats and Progressives joining. Delegation sourced from Dan son Custer Rosebud and other counties, aiming to showcase support for the candidate.
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Silver Bow
Rete Beatie
BS Corder
Jere Cifford Ie Ug
Bow County
Sage Stewart
Madison County
B. George
Kowrnor
Montana
Jetalla
Billings
Alec Desecations
Danson
Custer
Rosebud
Ibon
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