Governor reads first message in joint session
The governor delivered the first message at a joint session, addressing both houses. Lawmakers listened as the executive outlined priorities and called for action on fiscal and policy concerns.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1909
Page
1
The governor delivered the first message at a joint session, addressing both houses. Lawmakers listened as the executive outlined priorities and called for action on fiscal and policy concerns.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Jan 5 reading of the governors message in joint session featured applause. After adjournment Everett of Chouteau gave notice of a bill prohibiting free transportation for nonemployees. McCone of Dawson proposed paying interest to cities and counties on public money. lawmakers introduced bills on education funds investment, deputy Peyton memorial, and state insurance committee.
A preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow after WMILLAN was released on bail. The case, filed in Reno New, involves local authorities and legal representatives preparing for the next court appearance.
United States judge ruled in favor of the government in the grazing fee case against Fred Light and others. The ruling upholds federal authority to charge grazing fees on forest reserves, a pivotal issue amid West regional cattlemen resistance. The decision tested state versus federal power and could affect future grazing on forest lands.
Typhoid fear grips Messina as sanitation steps are urged after ruin. King Victor Emmanuel receives Ambassador Griscon and the Bayern steamer delivering American relief supplies to refugees. U S officials report Sisters of the Poor killed and other aid workers missing as aftershocks and earthquake reports surface from Messina and Naples.
A publicized smelter smoke case affecting the state remains undecided as a federal judge weighs the matter. While reports suggest a ruling may come soon, observers anticipate an early decision this week on the contentious issue.
In Flushing on January 5, Thornton J. Hains faced sharp cross examination. He admitted to learning years ago that Will iam F. Annis and Mrs. Claudia Hains stopped at the same Marblehead hotel, while declaring he never spoke of it to Mrs. Hains. His testimony showed fatigue and worn resolve after five months of imprisonment as the prosecutor pressed for precise recollections.
An Associated Press report details continuing aftershocks in Messina and Reggio as rescue crews, led by Russians and others, search rubble for buried victims. Officials say thousands are homeless or injured. hundreds of bodies already found in ruined cemeteries. Conditions are chaotic with fires, collapsed buildings, and widespread panic as relief efforts begin and aid streams converge.
In Media Pennsylvania on January 5 the Beisel Erb murder case unfolds with Mrs Catherine Beisel recounting how she shot Capt J Clayton Erb on October 6. Her testimony and earlier statements align with Mrs Florence Erb’s account of threats and betrayal as the defense and district attorney argue wilful murder and motive.
Reports from China dated January 5 describe a mutiny in Manchuria with about a thousand insurgents taking the field. Government forces attacked with Gatling guns but insurgents claimed to hold an impregnable position. Reinforcements requested as women and children are moved from the area.
Government detectives pad their ranks by recommendation from Maotate press ent lever contract in Brownsville C44.
Senator Foraker exposes government spending on private detective agencies in the Brownsville affair. Secretary Wright reports $15,000 spent to date with contracts still in force, detailing authorities and letters involving Taft and Roosevelt era officials. The Senate dispute centers on identifying discharged soldiers involved and the adequacy of investigations and contracts.
Community charitable drive yields rapid contributions to the Red Cross for relief efforts. Organizers report broad support from locals and nearby groups, with funds speeding to assist those affected.
Washington reports subscriptions to the American National Red Cross for Italian relief exceed $400,000. Contributions from December to January added $1000 and $150,000, while daily remittances cover chartered freighting and steamship costs. Officials note Americans in disaster zones receive aid, with Postmaster General Meyer and Christian Herald among donors.
Washington January 5 Count Taverna president of the Italian Red Cross cables to President Taft expressing the thanks of the Italian society for American contributions to relief for the earthquake sufferers.
Helena January fifth. Master in chancery Oliver T Crane finds the Anaconda Typographical Union and the Montana Federation of Labor guilty of violation of the anti trust law. The suit, Butterick Publishing Co et al, seeks to dissolve the unions and grant permanent injunctions. Proceedings have spanned months with witnesses from New York. The decision directs the unions be enjoined and indicates further action by the state attorney general.
San Francisc o report notes Cormick of Iowa severely wounded by his wife last month and rushed to hospital where he underwent surgery. his condition is grave. Long, a local millionaire, is also mentioned in connection with family tensions as authorities pursue unclear motives.
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