Montana Power chief urges power bill changes before Senate panel
John D. Ryan of Montana Power testifies before the Senate Public Lands Committee, urging revisions to the Ferris bill. He argues for faster development of water power, cites Montana projects and contracts, defends private development against public land limits, and stresses need for flexible terms and government recapture options while highlighting economic benefits to mining and railroads.
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Montana
Senate Public Lands Committee
Washington
The
Standard
Senate
John D. Ryan
Montana Power Company
Henry L. Myers
Ryan
House
Uretta
Mir
Wen Nore
Congress
Chicago, Miwaukee
Valuation Key in Power Bill Overrides Private Pricing
The speaker argues against strict limits on compensation for water power takings, urging broad valuation at lease end to avoid hindering capital. They say cheap power aids eastern growth, favoring state regulation of charges and market creation over immediate high profits. Preference rights should favor original lessees after expiration.
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Montana
Ryan
Sontana, Power ‘Company
Inite Consumpion
Sfontana Power Company
Butte Electric Lnd Power Company
Great Falls Power Company
Pinchot
Butte
Anaconda
Mime Railroad Company
Thompson Falls Power Company
Enow
Minghiam the. Fairroad
Speentat
Taco
Great Falls
Billings
Lewistown
Tomebody
Sota
Secretary of the Interior
State Commerce Commission of
Womne
Interstate Power Commission
Tilak Cine
Shane
Sehator Clark
Sims
Mrr. Ryan
Soult
United Sites
Public Service Commissions
Public Service Commission
Dusineng
Cefne
Kapital
German Americans Press for War Expor t Restrictions
Hearings opened before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on pending resolutions to curb exports of ice and munitions to belligerents in Europe. Delegations from New York Philadelphia Chicago and Baltimore urged action to empower the president to prohibit war supplies export. They argued the United States was not strictly neutral, noting Britain’s access to supplies and warning against aiding Germany. A letter from Coy Hexamer Philadelphia pressed neu trality concerns and urged swift steps to prevent unfriendly acts against the nation.
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Washington
Iice
Europe
House Foreign Affairs Committee
New York
Philadelpha
Chicago
Baltimore
Bertholdt
Missouri
Sregent
United States
Great Tritain
Germany
Eac
England
Dodge left vast bequests to colleges and faith groups
Grace Hoadley Dodge died December 2 in New York and left more than 1.9 million dollars to public and religious institutions. Her will allocates 401,000 to Columbia College, 401,000 to the Y M C A national board, 9,000 to the Y W C A in New York, 300 to Travelers Aid Society, 80 to the American College for Girls in Constantinople, 200 to the Presbyterian boards, and 25 to the World Student Christian Federation, among others.
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New York
Grace Hoadley Dodge
Colege
Columbia University
The
Young Won Christian Association of the
United States
Young Wo Christian Association
City of
York
Travelers” Aid Society
American College For
Constantinople
Turkey
Presbyterian Board of Fore Missions
Presbyterian Board of Home
Dolla
President Wilson Eyes Speeches on Return Trip
Washington January 4 President Wilson plans to deliver speeches on his return from the San Francisco exposition. He aims to accept invitations and issue a definite itinerary soon. Invitations come from Senator Thomas and Rep Keating and Taylor of Colorado for Denver. Senator Fletcher and Senator Gore urge a talk at the Southern Commercial congress in Muskogee in April. Sheppard invites him to Dallas with prior invites to Chicago Omaha St Louis Kansas City Salt Lake City Los Angeles Milwaukee and Indianapolis.
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Washington
Wilson Popan
San Francisco
Thomas
Keating and
Taylor
Colorado
Denver
Fletch Trad
Gore
Southern Commercia Congress
Muskogee
Oklo
Sheppard
Dallas
Chicago
Omaha
St. Louis
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Illwaukes
Indianapolis
Refusal to Accept Wage Cuts Roils Grand Trunk Rail
Ottawa and Unvari report thousands of Grand Trunk Railway workers and related employees rejecting pay reductions and warning both Grand Trunk Railway and Grand Trunk Pacific Railway that they will oppose wage cuts. Proposed reductions date from April Text with one already effective January 1, citing decreased business since the war.
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Ottawa
Unvari
Si Eand
Grand ‘Trunk Railway Company
Grand ‘Trunk Pax Tine Railway
Grand ‘Trunk Railway
Grand ‘Trunk Packic
Test of Day Law in Arizona Prohibition Case
The text reports a Tucson man arrested June 1 under revisionary liquor law. He was found guilty in Superior Court and fined 101 dollars. Gherna refused to plead prior to judgment to pursue habeas corpus challenging the law, with further proceedings planned.
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Tucson
Arif, van
Louis Unerma
Arizona
Gherna
Dumplings Save Money with Leftover Meat Stews
The article urges using leftovers like roast lamb veal or beef and cheaper cuts plus fowls to make nourishing stews. Dumplings improve appeal and economy, with recipes for a dough mixing method and baked variations. It notes fat salt shortening and milk as ingredients and hints at related Nevata Briggs and Jake's dough.
Dumplings Steamed to Light Biscuits in Chicken Dish
A vintage recipe describes boiling stew until squid retreats from meat, halting with cold water, then dropping dough on top of chicken meat. Cover and simmer 16 minutes. The method yields light dumplings and rich gravy, adapted from The Cook's Book by Janet McKenzie Hill.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Jaques Fig
Chicago
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Cpme
Rinchot
Montana Power
Water Power
Jacky
Thompson Falls
Clark's Forks of Columbia River
Ing
Madison Tver
Clark
Columbia River
Mo Fain
Columbia
Ana Kee
St. Paul
St. Paul Railway
Tnd
Norse Power
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Anaconda & Pacific and Company
Steine
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Smoot
Intana
Im Conatet
Bill
Dodge
Wilson
Uneeda Biscuit
Baronet Biscuit
Graham
National Biscuit Company
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