Montana House Honors Roosevelt and Dead Clerk
The Montana Sixteenth Legislative Assembly held brief session actions honoring Theodore Roosevelt with resolutions noting his Montana roots and public service. Higgins presented a memorial for the late Roosevelt, praising his courage, leadership, and role in American history, with expressions of grief and condolences to his family. A second motion appointed a committee to draft resolutions for Capt. Orville Anderson of Kalispell, a former reading clerk, and Mrs. of Ravalli introduced memorials to Congress, including support for women's suffrage and the league of nations. Senate and House adjourned for the day with preparatory committee work on elections and privileges set for tomorrow.
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Schedule Amid National League Deliberations Postponed
The joint Schedule committee of the American and National leagues paused work after a long day of drafting the 1919 season schedule. Problems remained unresolved and the group postponed further consideration until tomorrow to allow members to return home.
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Jan
Transcontinental Flight Completes In 63 Hours At Hazel Field
Four army airplanes under the command of rt 1. Smith landed at Hazel Field at 6 30 pm completing the first trans continental flight. They started from San Diego Dec 4 covering 4200 miles in about 63 hours. A Washington plane piloted by Mia Witten Ocker set a new time record of 1 hour 39 minutes at roughly 160 mph.
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Oregon Supreme Court Affirms Liquor Purchaser Not Accomplice
The Oregon Supreme Court affirmed Judge Knowles's ruling in State v. Busick, holding that a purchaser of liquor is not an accomplice and that a trafficker may be convicted on the purchaser’s testimony without corroborating evidence if believed. Attorney General Brown called it the court’s most important prohibitory opinion since the dry law. The case involved a “bitter herb tonic” bought by a consumer from a druggist, deemed intoxicating liquor.
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Supreme Court
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Coast Line Distance Between Eastport and Florida Islands
A historical fragment notes the coast length from Eastport to Florida’s islands, mentioning a coastal route of about 300 miles and a broader Atlantic shoreline of approximately 1443 miles. It references elusive coast features and distant stations affecting measured distance.
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