Wool Tax Hearing Emerges From Montana Debate
Montana delegation voices alarm over wool industry data gaps as tariff revision looms in Washington. Lawmakers demand precise production and cost figures from wool producers and associations to support or oppose existing schedules. Amid push for inquiry, states like New Mexico and Wyoming contribute larger shippings while Montana reports rising output.
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Generency
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Woolseawers
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New Mexico
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Board of Sheep Commissioners
Wright thwarted plot threatens Wrights flight display
Le Mans France December report states Wilbur Wright, noted American aeroplane pioneer, detected tampering with the oil box of his aeroplane, an act that would have caused a mishap. The discovery likely prevented a serious accident and preceded a public exhibition observed by many spectators and public works officials.
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Forty More Arrests Promised In Pittsburg Bribery Scandal
Pittsburg officials say about 40 additional arrests are expected in the council bribery scandal. Teo Weil of the Voters' league and other officers promise evidence against many accused, with a first council meeting since disclosures set for Monday night. Attorney Clarence Turleigh asserts his clients will continue their duties as the case unfolds.
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Road Supervisor Arnold Charged in Contractor Scam
George N. Arnold, road supervisor for Wolf Creek district and head of Prickley Pear canyon work, faces embezzlement charges alleging a specific amount. He defends that conferences aim to prove the accusation unfounded and plans to present his accounts and books at a forthcoming conference on Monday January. Arnold, a ranchman, has previously supplied wood to the Standard.
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Attempt Made to Lynch Plantation Labor Agent
A lynching attempt in Little Rock Arkansas is reported by D Jones, a Black labor agent from Ni Ark, claiming white men placed a rope around his neck and whipped him before he escaped. Jones lies in Pine Bluff hospital in critical condition.
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Death of James Morris Pioneer of Great Falls
Special Dispatch to the Standard. Great Falls, Dec 25. James Morris a pioneer of Great Falls dropped dead on Central Avenue shortly before noon today. Morrrie was born in England in 1827 and came to America 2 years ago. He located in this city 17 years ago and conducted a tailoring business. He leaves a wife and two sons in Great Falls and two daughters in England.
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America
Freight From the South via Great Falls Expansion
Special dispatch reports the Billings and Northern line starting southern freight to Seattle for export to Japan. The new service carries cotton and other southern products, signaling a large movement of goods from the South to the Orient through Great Falls and Billings.
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Beech Hargis Jury Sent to Scene of Riot Verdict
Irvine Kentucky December. The jury in the case of Beech Hargis, charged with the murder of his father Svudge Hargis, reported inability to agree and was discharged. The jury stood nine for ac quittal and three for conviction. Hecc Hargis had argued at length before the judge and was brought back to court. Neighbors said the judge had dragged the boy through the streets. Beech entered his father’s store and grappled with him, firing several shots into the prostrate man. The mother testified the judge had taught the boy bad habits and whiskey from childhood, with a buckled gun on the hip. Beech, aka Beauchamp, has spent years in the Kentucky mountains, and was a Democratic figure in Breathitt County. The case drew personal attacks on Judge Margis, who faced opposition within the district. No verdict reached.
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Auto Fire Turns Three Somersaults at Race
In Los Angeles on December 28 the front tire of a White racer built by Gus Seyfried of San Francisco broke on a curve. The car toppled three times into a blaze, becoming a wreck. Seyfried was thrown clear with only minor cuts and bruises. The day’s feature was a stock car race won in a record 25 minutes 36.5 seconds.
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Governor Mead letter defends Washington on Archer extradition
Newark reports Governor Mead publicly releasing a long letter from Governor Mead of Washington explaining why a requisition for Elliott Archer was not honored. Mead asserts lack of evidence beyond the requisition and notes Newark detectives offered no new facts. He defends Washington from the claim it is a haven for criminals and cites no need for federal or state force to enforce law during his tenure.
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Suit filed over arrest and sub-treasury case in Chicago
George W. Fite ald former asserting teller sues William Boldenweek in charge of the sub-treasury and HL. F. Young a private detective for 50000 dollars. The suit stems from Fitzgeralds spring arrest for allegedly stealing 178000 from the Sub-treasury and his acquittal. Boldenwecks testimony under orders from Washington noted. Matthew Mcamara longtime national head of the Knights of Columbus died at New London.
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Plea for Hains Denied by Judge
A judge denied the plea for Hains in a legal matter. Details remain sparse as the record notes the denial without further elaboration. The case centers on the defendant identified as Hains, with no additional defendants or parties named in the accessible text.
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Court defines law trouble over murder claim details
The defense outlines Thornton J. Hains as a principal in the killing of Willany Annis at Bayside. Prosecutors press to call witnesses while arguing murder by principal requires proof of intent. Hains and brother Peter C. Hains face trial as tentative testimony proceeds with police and witnesses discussed.
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First engine brought into Montana Territory noted in obituary
Willam Johns of Silver Star dies at age about 70 in Twin Bridges. A Pennsylvanian by birth, he learned machinist trade in Oil City and Philadelphia before moving to Bannack. He helped bring the flat stationary engine into the territory and later worked at Oro Cache mill in Alder Gulch. Services were held with Wiley Mountjoy and the Mar sonie lodge of Whitehall assisting.
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Admiral Dewey Observes Seventy First Birthday
Washington December 2 Admiral George Dewey hero of Manila Bay celebrated his seventy first birthday today though he has not enjoyed the best of health. He spent the day at his home with many intimate friends calling to pay respects and offer congratulations.
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Ambassador Griscom to resign post in Rome
Rome reports indicate American Ambassador Lloyd Griscom plans resignation from Rome palace lease and his diplomatic career. He is said to have forwarded his resignation to depart after Roosevelt takes office, with discussions noting political retirement and possible continued service abroad.
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