Madison finances in good condition report issued
Virginia City dispatch notes Madison county finances are in good shape as of December 1 with 115047.77 in credit, up from 111741.21 last year. November state fund contribution was 19052.65. Monthly receipts include licenses 184, officers fees 101.61, taxes 92245.82, total 34101. Delinquent tax estimates may total 1500, down from 2656.33 last year. County board faces busy term with road work and contracts for poor farm care and printing.
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Virginia City
George HM. Gohn
Madison County
Asaxing
Ue Aladisonian
Timee
Chinook
Sheridan
Gladison County Monitor
Twin Bridges
Butte
Ignatius Donnelly
Elks
Alexander Sheeley
Walter Alkirre
Pony
Panches Wink Fila Onae in Civil Judgment
In Helena on December 1 a district court judgment favors S. J. Panches against H. F. Tobinson for 676 dollars. Testimony showed the plaintiff alleged that funds went to Mrs. Robinson, now divorced. The defendant did not appear, and judgment was entered for Mr Punenes.
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Helena
S. J. Panches
H. F. Tobinson
Gui
Robinson
Punenes
MacArthur Causes Big Sensation In Hawaii War Talk
Honolulu reports a heated exchange over Colonel Jones's remarks on Hawaiian defense and MacArthur's views. MacArthur disputed Jones's summary, noting he did not endorse the interpretation and stressing strategic importance of island defenses amid looming global tensions.
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Honolulu
Coldin Jones
Carter
Wawaui
Jones
Howaiian Islands
Arti Mocdillur
United States
Germany
Hawaiian Islands
MacArthur
Tlonelutn
Associated Presa
Vin Sone
Avernor
George R. Carter
Wawall
Jalanel Jones
Mey
General MacArthur
Hoe
Smoot Senate Ethics Case Set for Tomorrow Hearing
The Senate privileges and elections committee proclaims a thorough inquiry into Senator Smoot of Utah amid protests demanding his expulsion. Officials expect a comprehensive investigation into Mormon Church oaths and polygamy claims, with focus on allegiance and eligibility to serve. Strong opposition aims to link Smoot's church ties to disloyalty risks, while supporters urge caution before seating or unseating him.
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Senate
United States
Heras
Buicot
Urat
Canada to part ways with United States on tariffs says Charlton
Canadian MP John Charlton told the Darion Chamber of Commerce that Canada must decide between deepening ties with the United States or building an Imperial tariff wall. He urged freer trade with the US while warning a shift toward tariff protection could sever intimate relations. He noted his American birth and Michigan business interests as context for his stance.
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Roatan
Dee
John Charlton
Canada
Darion Chamber of Commerce
Charlton
United States
Michigan
Cannan Tavist Gales
Charlton Saia
Howe
Carsada
Supreme Court Affirms Tower Court Judgment Appeal
The Supreme Court at Helen s on December 10 upheld the judgment of the Tower Court of Bilver Row Rowmy in the Flora FE Green appeal. The appeal by Rowmy and Mughes from an Alvtried court order setting a Judgment following a motion for judgment on the pleadings was denied. Chief Commissioner John F B Clayberg presided with full concurrence.
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Sundaed. Helens
Tower Court
Bilver Row
Rowmy
Flora FE
Green Aeniusy
Thomas Howan
Nicholna Mughes
Rowmy and
Mughes
She Pleadan
John FB. Clayberg
Brly
Phipps and Pointed Avenue arrive on Oceanic
Wreniy Phipps and St Menice Phickett arrived in New York today aboard the Oceanic from Liverpool, marking a notable transatlantic visit from the travelers.
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New York
Bee
Wreniy Phipps
St Menice Phickett
Liverpool
Florida Legislature After Judge Swayne Adopts Inquiry
The Florida House approved a resolution directing the Judiciary Committee to investigate alleged misconduct by Judge Charles Swayne of the U S District Court for the Northern District of Florida. The measure, offered by Representative Lamar, seeks to report whether action by the House is warranted and outlines questions on term, absence, corruption, and administration of the court. Debate followed with mixed votes on referral to committee.
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Waanington
Gee
House
Judiciacy
Charles Swayne
United States District Court
Morida
Lamar
Florida
Hin
Judiciary Committee
Committee On Judiciary
Ales Swayne
Narthers
Hig Courk
Resulution Furth
Grosvenor Suri
Uhakie
Lacy
Repatiian
Towa
Decrease of Pensions and Boundary Mapping Proposal
Waoninston reports the house committee on appropriations favoring a pension bill totaling 133,180,000 dollars, 2.5 million less than estimates. The act also trims last year’s pension allotment by 1.6975 million. Washington notes a one million dollar state department estimate to map and demarcate the U S Canadian boundary along the 4th parallel west of the summit.
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Waoninston
House Committee On Appropriations
Washington
Dee
State Department
Unites States
Canada
Mothers praise Grape-Nuts for healthy well nourished children
A Botton woman writes about feeding her three boys Grape-Nuts since infancy and notes marked improvements in health and vigor. She cites a Helgaber child whose three year old was helped by Grape-Nuts and Cream, and urges mothers to replace candy with the cereal for better growth and strength.
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Botton
Cibby
Bob
Jack Chi Dilek
Helgaber
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Treasury department transmits Rocky Mountains to the house
The Treasury Department transmitted a report about the Rocky Mountains to the House today, detailing administrative actions and funding implications for the region.
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Rocky Mountains
Treasury Department
Damage Suit Against the Oregon Short Line
William D. Clark sues the Oregon Short Line railroad in Silver Bow county for 123 damages from construction of a right of way. The case, argued by J. Fleury for Clark and Judge Ela for the railroad, reached the Montana Supreme Court after a district court judgment on pleadings. The railroad contends the district court erred by ruling on the demurrer before any final pleading.
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Kelena
William D. Clark
Oregon Short Line
Fall Road Company
J. &. Fleaty
Butte
Clark
Ela
Silver Dow County
Hig Land
Silver Bow County
Ratlroat
Railround
Supermt
Sugwenie
Dowie to Pay Costs of Receivership
In Chicago December 10 Judge Kohl Saar refused to alter the order requiring John Alexander Dowie to cover the costs of his receivership in the Ion Industries case. The creditors sought the change arguing Dowie’s solvency had not been proven in court.
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Chicago
Kohlsaar
United States District Court
John Alexander Dowie
Ion Industries
Dowle
Supreme court declines jury in Terminal Railway case
Jefferson City Missouri December 10 The supreme court refused to call a jury to try the issues in the suit of Attorney General Grow against the Terminal Railway Association of St Louis for owning and controlling terminal railway lines in St Louis in violation of the anti trust law Chief Justice Rob Mann said no issue of fact justified a jury verdict
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Jefferson City
Sus Preme
Dasx
Grow
Raihway Association of
BL. Louis
Raihoay Lines
St. Louis
Rob Mann
Winter Cold Grips St. Paul Area on December 10
The coldest weather of the season hits St Paul and surrounding territory with thermometers near zero while the Weather Bureau reports three degrees above zero at 1 am. The icy conditions affect daily life as residents endure frigid winds and chilly conditions across Minnesota.
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St. Paw, Minn
Weather Bureau
Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Walden vs Northern Pacific
Helena December 10 A second hung jury in United States court failed to reach a verdict in the case of Walden versus the Northern Pacific railway. The 8 to 3 vote and jurors’ doubts prompted Judge Knowles to discharge the panel after a lengthy trial in Paradise Point Micronia county with witnesses and deliberations spanning parts of two weeks.
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Helena
BH. A. Walden
Northern Pacific Railway
Dlae
Knowles
United States
Sho
Pen
Ue Comet
Waldin
Paradise Pinff
Micronia
Ie Mus
Supreme Court affirms order in Shiver Row County suit
The Supreme Court in an opinion by Commissioner Town Callaway affirms the judgment and order denying a new trial in the district court of Shiver Row county on appeal by William T. Hoar plaintiff and appellant against Keaiist I. Jf. and Mike Sennessy defendants and respondents. The action began to recover possession of a strip of ground about one foot wide lying along the line.
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Standard
Helena
Mec
Auprema Court
Commissioner Town
Callaway
District Court
Shiver Row
William T. Hoar
Plaintife and
Appallant
I. Jf
Mike Sennessy
Tioar 1
New Rules for Keeping Stores Open in Helena
Merchants' association of Helena, meeting under the Metona Business Men's group, approved a resolution to close stores after 6 PM on weekdays, keep Saturday hours until 10 PM, and close all day on Sunday, Christmas, New Year, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Washington's Birthday. It also notes a belief that stores may stay open half a day on the Fourth of July and Decoration Day.
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Herena
Dee
Merchants’ Association of Telena
Metona Business Men's Association
Washington
Ifa
Escapee Captured Near Harlem by Havre Marshal
A Kalispell escapee named Michaelson was captured by City Marshal White near Harlem. Havre officers, including Hall and Stevens, pursue another escaping inmate and remain vigilant in the area as pursuit continues.
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Standard
Havre
Michaelson
Kalispell
White
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