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Business Ofice
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Tele- Phone
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Postofice
Montana Legislature Ends Session With Swift Lawmaking
Governor Toole signed measures after delaying action and urged the legislature to finish work with a strong sense of initiative and referendum. The Montana session passed laws judged fit for constitutional tests and fair operation, reflecting a notable legislative effort.
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Montana
Byan Tanneal
Henevieris
Vnery
Morgan attacks Panama policy in Senate clash
Senator Morgan denounces the administrations Panama dealings as secret and improper. He asserts a moral conviction that the Panam Canal Company dispatched Villa, a minister to Washington, and that Va villa had no right to appoint a U.S. minister. Despite criticism, the administration’s policy is likely to prevail.
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United States
Vavilla
Washington
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Isthmus
Panam Canal Company
Dixon Gains Key Committee Assignments in Congress
In his first term Congressm an Dixon secures seats on public lands mines and mining and patents committees. His influence on public lands places him high among peers, reflecting strong Western support and recognition from the administration.
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Camicn Tilis
Congress
Dixon
Ile
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West
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Congressional Graft and Travel Expenses in Washington
Leavell's Weekly writer E G Dunnell analyzes how Congress members access public funds for personal clerks and travel. He notes salaries appear higher when clerk hire is counted, reveals transportation and luxury perks for senators and reps, and cites free or discounted passes, palace cars, and catered leamon beverages as common indulgences in Washington.
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Leavle
E.G. Dunnell
Duniell
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House
Pratt
Tim
Gratt
Dunned
Bax
Sayar
Fragmented Montanan legislative satire from a damaged page
The fragment discusses state government graft, expenses, and awkward claims about the Montana legislature. It mentions senatorial costs, clerks in Congress, and recurring themes of political satire. It also references figures like Mr Helyze and Judge Varkay while noting a weak riot feature in the extraordinary session.
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Ananty
Congress
Wall Graft Ag
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Bicycle Riders Still Keeping Bravely at It
New York report on the Mealy-day bicycle race shows eight teams tied for first with Moranandy Keegan one lap behind after a fall. Dorlan is out after 1.23 miles and seven laps. other pairs share 1,033 miles with two laps credit. Frank Kramer breaks unpaced world record with 8234 seconds for the mile. Deputy Sheriff Hurt arrests George Murphy on a vagrancy charge amid desertion from Montgomery to San Francisco. Murphy to be held at the county jail pending naval word.
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Wees
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Teander
Butler
Kerbs
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al. Bedell
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Murphy
Montgomery
San Frantisco
James Quaries Found Guilty of Murder in Caldwell Case
In Bolse Idaho on December 10 James Quaries, a colored man, was found guilty of murder after shooting Pallooman Groggan during a disturbance at a baseball game. The jury deliberated 21 hours and Quaries narrowly escaped lynching as the verdict was delivered.
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Idaho
James Quaries
Wee Conn
Caldwell
Quaries
Anting
Spi
Fragmented Victorian Exchange Reveals Domestic Strain
A sick man’s wife tells him she must leave for an hour to fetch material for a new dress. He questions the timing, fearing her focus on sewing while he remains ill, while she insists he will be fine regardless, noting the dress will be black.
Emperor Opens Japanese Diet Amid Diplomatic Turmoil
The emperor opened the diet with a ceremonial speech urging peace and a budget, while the lower house swiftly adopted a critical reply to the throne message. The scene sparked debate on cabinet diplomacy and raised the prospect of dissolution of parliament amid tensions in the Far East.
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Dee
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Jay East Line
House of Representatives
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Ita
Great Northern Announces Passenger Changes
Pant December 10 Great Northern announces the first of a series of passenger changes. J. N. Gardiner Yerken is named general western passenger agent with Seattle HQ, succeeding A J Denison who will retire January 4. Additional moves under review aim to streamline transcontinental service.
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N. Gardiner Yerken
General Western
Seattle
Aji
Denison
St. Paul
Interstate Telephone merger unites 400 firms nationwide
Chicago December 10 final arrangements were completed to merge the Interstate Telephone association into a single company. The consolidation covers more than 400 independent telephone firms across Wisconsin Kentucky Missouri Iowa Indiana Pennsylvania Nebraska Minnesota Ohio and Michigan with property valued at over 260 million. A permanent committee was named to plan the new company's actions.
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Jugs Are Nimrods? Missing Japanese Sailors Near Mine
Antonia Oregon December 10 report seven Japanese missing from the oriental Mine Drevelie after a steamship left Portland with nineteen aboard ten deported for irregular papers and one for contagious dismay. At Brookfield the vessel anchored and ten escaped by river, with unconfirmed reports that four drowned.
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Drevelie
Portland
Brookfeld
Money to Burn by State Bank Drugged Notes
The state bank burned twelve and a half million dollars in paper currency yesterday. Notes issued in August to meet trade demand were no longer needed after the rain season. Circulation rose to fifteen million dollars, higher than before the August issue. In Philadelphia, Dr. I Wenta denied knowledge of his son B I Wentz being reported as seized by bandits in today’s papers.
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Dee
State Bank
Paliadelphia
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B. I. Wentz
Rumors about son’s disappearance reach noted doctor
Dr Wentz denounces reports as the work of crack-brained fellows in Bristol Tenn He pleads newspapers stop publishing such rumors disturbing his family He claims to know nothing more than Oct released and will share definite news if obtained The Dawson Post-Intelligencer reports Major Zachary Taylor Wood returned and announced the first change of Canadian outposts per the international commission He moved the Northwest Mounted Police post from Tell a to Pitazant Point
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Zachary Taylor Wood
International Commission
Canada
United States
Major Wood
Northwest Mounted Police
Tella
Pitazant Point
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