Montana House Notes Carries Carnations from Columbia Gardens
Speaker Pro Tem Kehoe presided in Speaker O'Connor's absence as the Montana House met briefly. Carriage of bouquets from Columbia Gardens filled the chamber while Belden of Fergus announced a bill for an other normal school and several measures were introduced or noticed for consideration.
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Silent Sentinels plan protest at White House
In Washington Jan, suffragists announce a mild militant campaign after failing to secure Wilson's support for the Susan B Anthony Amendment. About 200 delegates led by Maud Younger and Mrs. Sarah Barfield vow a picket of White House grounds while presenting memorials. They pledge 3000 dollars for the effort as President Wilson reiterates party discipline and his own convictions, stressing that action must come through the Democratic Party.
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Silent Sentinel
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Inez
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Fromen
Epi
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Becaus
Arredondo Holds Talk With Carranza In Queretaro
Eliseo Arredondo Mexican ambassador to the United States arrived in Queretaro last night and conferred today with General Carranza. The subject of the discussion was not disclosed.
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Butte High School Annex Accepted Amid Local News
Butte reports include a high school annex approval and a deadly California death involving a Butte girl. Financial notes show bank prosperity and stock market actions while minor items cover railway disputes, indictments, and state affairs.
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Key traced to New York hotel guest linked to Philadelphia murder
A key found in Maizie Colbert’s apartment, the model Grace Robert, tied to Philadelphia murder, led investigators to a New York hotel where Bernard W. Lewis was a guest December 5 to 13. Attorney William Bennet said Bennet traced the key via a manufacturer to the hotel and learned Lewis had stayed there.
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Lewis
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Harry Thaw
George F. O'Byrnes
Thaw
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Swann Bey Tank P. Walsh
United States Industrial Relations Commission
Gump
King confirms cabinet to continue in Madrid
King Alfonso held a long conference with Count de Romanones. The premier’s cabinet had resigned previously, but the king expressed full confidence and asked the count to stay in power. The government will resume duties with the same ministers in their portfolios.
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Lawson vague witness and investigation likely dropped
Washington June 9 The Wood resolution for a congressional inquiry into the alleged peace leak shows signs of being shelved as House Rules Committee members express doubt over the charges. Thomas W Lawson refuses to name supposed insiders, while Bernard Baruch denies advance knowledge of any peace notes. The probe, focusing on stock market manipulation and calls for regulation, continues with other witnesses and potential contempt questions unresolved. Local committee members weigh whether to recall Lawson as Baruch and Sabin corroborate or deny linked claims.
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Chiperfield
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Laweon
Ho Content & Co
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Wen Lawson
Con Wsman
Campbell
Mitta
Tha Wecader
Senator Myers Returns To His Senate Seat In Protest
Senator Myers resumes his seat amid greeting from colleagues and observers after reelection. He stays on the floor, offering no active participation while Senator Walsh pushes the water power bill bearing Myers's name. The scene shifts to questions about stock market leaks and Lawson's operations, with lawmakers pressing for details and lawson refusing to disclose sources or profits.
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Prohibition
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Atork
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Anaconda
Thaw case and Adamson act debated in court
Washington arguments on the constitutionality of the Adamson act opened as railroad attorneys challenged federal wage controls. Justices pressed on Congress authority, due process, and liberty of contract while Hines and Johnston argued wages and not workability. Separate reports describe Thaw's latest charges and alleged abuse by a boy, with ties to legal actions and past sensational episodes.
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Tor
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