Federal control grants power line to Great Falls Company
Interior Secretary Fisher announces a 0 year grant to the Great Falls Power Company for electrification of 400 miles of the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound line from Harris town Montana to Avery Idaho. The plan under federal regulation extends public domain rights while ensuring private and public interests. The rental for the first decade is nominal with adjustments possible every ten years to keep prices fair.
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Washington
Fisher
Chicago, Milwauke Puget Sound
Harritown
Mont
Avery
Idaho
Great Falls
Mary Fisher
Railronda
Department of the
Gti
Sea Sevice
Reaper Ace
Preston Ike Traneter Paiberett Wieoet
Aerevel
Seabury
Tateror
Avenators ‘Vo
Fatzutgention Ot Par
Chicana Se Geant Palle Power Company Alse
Wil Settee
Ot Hael
L Company
The Reincarnation of Karma at Ansonia theater
A vivid Vitagraph feature opens this afternoon at the Ansonia, presenting a melodramatic tale of reincarnation, ancient temple intrigues, and a seductive dancer. The plot follows Leatie Adams as the high priest with a betrothed and a curse, culminating in a sensational ending as centuries unfold. Also shown are vaudeville pictures and a Selig comedy at the South Theater, with a church meeting and refreshments to follow.
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Karma
Vitagraph
Ansonia Theater
Temple of
India
Xoula
Aimanner
Temple of India
Leatie Adams
Antonia
Butte Miners Vote to Send Committee to Helena
The Butte Miners union voted to send a three member committee to Helena to press for passage of the workmen's compensation and employers' liability act, introduced as ML No 1. The three picked are Jacob Oliver, Herbert Downing, and W Maxwell. A 160 copy print run of the bill was authorized for distribution.
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Butte Miners’ Union
Lastight
Helena
Workmen's Compensation
Esterday
Ix Murphy
Silver How
Butte
the Hill
Jacob ‘Oliver
Herbert Downing
W. Maxwell
People’s Power League of
Washington
Joseph Penhall
Murriya
Tuitte
Oiler Falls From Bridge Injures Head and Side
W. F. Newman, 28 Hast Quartz street, fell 30 feet from the Great Northern bridge above Meaderville. He landed in space after a half somersault and was unconscious until found yesterday noon by Black Rock miners. Taken to emergency hospital, he had two head wounds and injuries to his side. He is a coal miner at the Tutte and Superior mine and is at Murray Hospital awaiting recovery.
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Great Northern
Meaderville
W. F. Newman
Quartz Street
Black Rock
Newman
Murray Hospital
Tutte and Superior Ou
Indignant Court Hears City Police Sessions
A busy city police court session heard multiple cases. Mike Tilles, 22, fined 100 dollars for resisting and abusing an officer. a gambling raid suspect insulted Detective Haldisero with a string of euphemisms from a dictionary. Other proceedings involved failing witnesses, a 17 year old girl jailed 30 days for vagrancy, a man given a 9 day or 30 day sentence for living with her, and a dog owner ordered to allow euthanization or pay fines. A trunk misplacement case between J W Hanis and Mrs L Perry ended with a court remedy to swap trunks.
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Mike Tilles
Willon
Haldisero
Billes
Dail
Waa
James King
Purvane
King
Dove
Durant
Jay
Driscoll Brown
Brown
Rocker
J.W. Hanis
Hanenis
Trunks
Perry
Trunk
City Treasurer’s December Report Summary
The December city treasurer report shows cash on hand and in bank, receipts across public improvement, street and alley, engineering, police court, light, library, and various funds. It records interest on sinking fund warrants, warrants redeemed, licenses, refunds, and balances across general funds, firemen’s and library funds, and multiple special funds with totals and custody details.
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Aremen's Disability Fund
Ima Matti Frit
Sseveeseses Ego
Casit Seciscesseres
Enone General
Warranta
Cab Eee Iltirse
Fan Mart
Investme
Chicks Exhibit Set for View of Public Show
Embryo chickens are being nurtured in incubators under Southern Montana Poultry Association direction and will be part of a public show at the Auditorium starting tomorrow at 10 a.m. About 800 birds will be exhibited and the event is expected to surpass prior years. Entrance is 25 cents per bird and 1 dollar per pen. The top 10 at the state fair will be shown in two pens. A Saturday night banquet at the Christian church parlors will feature VA Currie as toastmaster.
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Southern
Montana
Istry
The
Christian Church
Ro Currie
Despair in Citrus Growers Amid Severe California Freeze
The article notes the most destructive flood and extreme cold in California, with frost harming the citrus belt. It cites the weather bureau expecting a thaw and rain, while cities like San Francisco anticipate warmer weather. Record lows include Fresno 4 above, Sacramento 28, San Jose 2, and San Francisco 26. Salt Lake City faces street water shortages and sanitation dangers as carts sprout water sales. The city council implements provisions to relieve famine conditions, and artesian wells provide limited water to mains.
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San Eren
California
Cricken Citrus
San Francisco
Fresno
Sacramento
San Jose
Salt Lake City
Utangan
Owater
Mercury
Radium Worth More Than Coal In Local Ad
Mayer's patrons are a class of people who think for themselves they don't pay radium prices for coal dust. Mayer's motto is the same identical make for less money. These terms may be obtained only at 20 West Park street. The revives meetinge sv is of sgTe aL the South Side. Methodists church will continue all this Week closing next Sunday night. Great congregations are attending the meetings and interest is high. Conversions and rec Kmations are taking place and some fare being added to the church. The Rev C A Rextoad who is conducting the meetings will go to Boulder next Monday to begin a meeting at that place.
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Mayer
West Park Street
Adv
Revives
Methodists
C._ A. Rextoad
Boulder
State Hotel Arrivals Metropolis Names
Thornton u c weny samuitom Peter Panely Deer Lodge J H Ma honey ED Gardiner G H Barrett Missoula H A Herrick Great Falls TM Scanland Warm Springs B S Remick Helmvtt W K Allen Anaconda A A Peltiter P E Ham arrive at the State Hotel.
Local Names List Appears in Montana Summary
A fragmented OCR list names numerous individuals and towns across Montana including Helena Butte Great Falls Missoula Anaconda Deer Lodge and Belgrade. The readable items show residents breeders and officials such as C. Wathood J. W. Stiles and Charles Sanders amid city mentions like Helena Great Falls and Missoula.
Testimony in Archbald Trial Draws Senate Questions
Washington reports on Judge Robert Archbald of the United States commerce court facing impeachment proceedings. Senators press him on propriety of seeking duplicate evidence and granting no analogous privileges to opponents. End of testimony nears with closing arguments and a Senate vote expected. Northwestern Trust Company secures a $100,000 Teton county road and bridge deal, signaling Hill interests’ growing Montana influence.
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Washington
Senate
Robert Archbald
United States Commerce Court
Junge Archbald
Archbald
Ars
Strau, Amn
Was. Z
Vamen J. Hill
Northwestern Trust Company
Hill
Teton County
Montana
Fire halts by improvise pans as pipes freeze
A cold snap cut the water supply to the Houghton home on Ciite drive near Capitola. The family used pans of water to fight a blaze that threatened the residence on Monday, gaining control with only minor damage.
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Orrre
A.D. Houghton
Ciite ‘Drive
Capitola
Balkan situation and foreign power concerns
Officials in London and Constantinople report ongoing pressure on Turkey to settle with the allies while a short London loan is arranged for relief. Ambassadors monitor possible intervention by powers if Albania frontier talks fail. Peace prospects are seen as improving though details remain secret.
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Ase of Commons
Constantinople
London
Albania
Russia
Austria
Turkey
Warm Trail Struck Says Investigator
Orleans January reports testimony before Senator Aiden Smith’s committee on the Mexican station. Firearms firm witnesses showed orders and invoices as ammunition shipments from New Orleans to Mexico continued since the neutrality proclamation. Witnesses and evidence question neutral stance as arms flows appear linked to the Madero side with unlimited arms supplies while opponents faced restrictions.
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Orleans
New Orlean
Mexico
Eiven
Aiden Smith
Senate
Smith
Smith Nak
Weins Clearing Sale in Birmingham Reported
Records show Birmingham heat reaching 7 percent at 1 o clock as a weather note accompanies a sale notice for Weins Clearing.
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Isirmingham
Ani
Yan Coau Sanetary
Birmingham
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Prince Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
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Ugarrtte Tobacco
Connells
Weather Bureau
Balkan
Wein
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