Legislature Convenes Over Change of Trial Venue
Montana legislature debated a proposed change of venue for civil actions, amending Section 615 to allow court or judge discretion on motion for change when improper county or impartiality concerns exist. Committees reported on eight hour amendment bills and rule changes to curb filibustering.
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Judiciary Committee
House
Committee On Labor
Committee On Rules
Grandon Hotel
Governor Toole's extraordinary session message read
Governor Toole outlines legislative aims for disqualifying biased district judges and the power of the Montana Supreme Court to review equity cases. He cautions on constitutional limits, urges plain measures, and notes potential railroad, initiative, and public instruction office staffing issues. He recommends bills to submit a child labor amendment and funds for a state superintendent's clerk.
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Toole
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House of Representatives
Eighth Legislative Assembly
Supreme Court
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Weston
Equity
House
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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J. K. Toole
Montana
Senator Kohrs Unable to Attend Senate Trip
Secretary of State Hays received a letter from Senator Kohrs of Powell county, now in Chicago with a doctor's certificate, stating he cannot travel to Helena for the Montana senate session. The communication will be filed with the senate clerk.
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Standard
Helena
Dev. 1
Hays
Kohrs
Powell County
Chicago
Montana
Senate
Butte Labor Delegation Member Defends White House Visit
Malcolm Gillis of Butte returns from Washington and says the Roosevelt White House visit had no political aim. He praises the president's hospitality and rejects journal attacks as reflections on the critics, not the delegation. The trip and reception in Washington and New York are noted as pleasant.
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The
Standard
Helena
Malcolm Gillis
President Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Gillis
Butte
Committee On Entertainment
Mining and Engineering Journal
United States
New York
Sir John Robertson Dies at 75 in London
London mourns as Sir John Richard Robertson dies at age 75. The veteran figure, noted for public service, passed away in London on December 1. His contributions span multiple decades and institutions.
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London
John Richard Robertson
Dowie's Zion City in receivers' hands as funds run out
Receivers and deputies move to take control of Zion City after a bank run and appeals for more funds. Dowie faces court order to appear while business operations and wages feel the strain of reduced deposits and delayed pay.
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Dowie’s
Zion
A. W. Graham
Waukegan
Dowie
Zion City
Redeskie
Russia and Japan Near Settlement Over Far East
Paris dispatch says Russia will accept Japan Korea treaties of 1896 and 1898 while Japan agrees to Russia China Manchuria treaty. Open Door and Chinese Korea integrity may be reaffirmed as Seoul garrison plans rise. Korea's emperor restricts foreign access amid talks.
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Paris
Associated Press
Japan
Russia
France
Great Britain
Korea
Seoul
China
Manchuria
Zion City Receivers Plan Normal Operations and Solvency
Near midnight at Dowle the receivers reported that proceedings could be short and the institution solvent. They planned Zion City industries to operate as usual tomorrow while the Zion City bank remains closed.
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Dowle
Zion City Industries
Zion City Bank
Hathaway buyer eyes Yellowstone ranches for 80 acre tracts
Eph Davis reports W. Dickey has purchased the ranches of Mr. Davis and Jack Mattson along the Yellowstone. Dickey plans to buy more land on this side of the river and divide it into 80 acre tracts for settlers, with irrigation powered by a steam engine.
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Standard
Miles City
Eph Davis
Hathaway
W. Dickey
Mr. Davis
Jack Mattson
Yellowstone
Mr. Dickey
Michigan
Garrett the Winner in Grand Western Handicap Match
Garrett of Colorado Springs defended his title by defeating William Clayton of Kansas City in a 100 third match. Garrett carried a four yard handicap to win by a significant score.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
John W. Garrett
William Clayton
Kansas City
Garrett
Clayton
Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy. It claims kidney health improves overall well being, cites testimonials, and offers free samples and a health book via mail from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York. It urges readers to buy 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles at drug stores.
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Dr. Klimer
Binghamton
N. Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Anaconda Daily Standard
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