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Solemn Standpatters Defend World Veto in Tariff Debate
A somber defense of the Payne Aldrich tariff stance criticizes delay for tariff board reports and mocks public trust in boards. It notes Senser Payne and Till Jennings Bryan amid Roosevelt era accusations, and questions Supreme Court limits on federal authority while amid Broasdars Oil fallout. The piece reflects broad press and public reaction to trust magnates and the court’s interpretation of Sherman law.
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Controversy over Sherman law and Peary testimony fuels debate
The piece cites La Follette’s critique of court power over corporations and recounts Dr. Cook’s attacks on Admiral Peary. It notes skepticism about congressional approval, questions the timing of Cook’s charges, and details alleged misconduct and financial motives behind the Arctic expeditions.
Montana Staats Zeitung Jubilee Edition Praised
A Montana newspaper note congratulates Editor Lambert Raeagle of the Montana Staats Zeitung on a jubilee edition marking twenty five years of German weekly publication. The piece recounts the paper’s history from 1868 to 1889 and its role in attracting German immigrants, plus details of the 100 page edition with state views and ally organizations.
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Unclear distorted opinion on competition and new world order
The text voices a speculative view that competition is ending, praising a financier king's proposed cooperative framework. It contends reform ideals arise in uncertain times with various advocates, while lamenting fragmentation of native republics and shifting world affairs.
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Fragmented 1909 Montana political chatter and asides
Disjointed remarks reference Mr Perkins and Mr Forking, recall plans for Supreme Court reform, and Federal bench rules. Mentions Taft, Roosevelt, Wilson, Harman, Bryan, and Montana towns Billings Missoula Helena with varied political jabs and archaic phrasing.
Kalispell Rejects Commission Form in Tight Vote
Special dispatch from Kalispell reports the August 88 special election outcome showing the commission form defeated by narrow margins. First ward 17 vote margin against, Second ward 17 against, Third ward 12 for. precinct results show 14 for 91 against in First, 7 for 87 against in Second, 116 for 54 against in Third.
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Frank Martin Dead Miner Engineer Aged 53 In Spokane
Frank Martin a wealthy Spokane mining engineer died at the home of his niece after arriving east recently and suffering a heart ailment. He was 53, leaves a widow and a daughter in Spokane.
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State Assessment Stands Before Board Hearings
Helena August 2 No protests were filed today before the state board of equalization by the railroads against their assessments due to the hear objections Two members of the board were absent final session of the board expected Wednesday final actions of the railroads were fixed for weeks age and the assess
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Postal Tank Opens in Velona with First Depositor
Velona August 2 The first depositor in air postal earnings Tank opened this morning was Mere Carrie af Cloutier The second and third waves followed with women and boys and girls Present deposits ranged from a few dollars up to ten dollars and more The event marked a new postal display and savings effort in the town
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VAPANESE SLEEPING GAT ON NARROW GAUGE TRAIN
A description of a Japanese narrow gauge sleeping car train journey with upper berths, two passenger sections, and Pullman style berths. The car housed sleeping compartments, crowded aisles, and discomfort from heat and limited privacy. Some car sections were reserved for special accommodations amid a busy night service.
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Man testifies Beattie told of shooting wife murder case
Court heard Henry Clay Beattie Jr admitted the act and discussed with Paul Beattie how to obtain a gun. Beattie’s wife Beulah Binford related details of their relationship and a child’s birth and death, with witnesses tying Beattie toBeulah and a Fisher associate.
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Beattie Testimony Exposes Courtroom Ties in Beattie Case
Henry Clay Beattie faces cross examination as prosecutors press his prior statements about a murder plot. Beattie admits telling detectives he would reveal all he knew, while noting reluctance to implicate kin and town. The court adjourns with Beattie set to resume testimony tomorrow.
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Road Improvement Work to Start Soon by Local Group
At a meeting of the South side improvement association subscribers last evening a committee was formed with the executive board to push ahead with road work. City Engineer Gow outlined proposed costs and funding, noting $574.86 subscribed with $1454.8% collected, and a total project cost near $4,008. The group aims to begin work soon and will seek public input on rock cuts and drainage.
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