Montana to seek 60000 for San Francisco Exposition
Special Dispatch from Helena reports Montana House and Senate consider an appropriation of 60000 to display state resources at the San Francisco exposition. Exhibits shipped yet awaiting installation due to lack of funds. Morony invites legislators to a hydroelectric trip to Great Falls aboard a special train January 16–17. one dissenting vote in the Senate.
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San Froncinco
G. Morony
Great Falls
Helena
Renate
Montana
San Francisco
Day of Lewis and Clark
Appropriations Committee
Fnally
Wille
Flathead
Senate
Committee On Committees
Olver
Dubile
Gallwey
Silver Bow
Milning
Deer Lodge
House
J. G. Morony
Missoula
Two-Thirds Cut Off Woman Suffrage Amendment Vote
The House rejected by 174 to 2 the Mondell resolution to submit a constitutional amendment granting woman suffrage. Democratic Leader Underwood opposed federal action, while Republican Leader Mann supported suffragists. After the vote, suffragists vowed to press on led by Dr. Anna Howard Shaw and Mrs. Carle Chapman Catt, insisting the fight continues.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Durin
House
Underwood
Mann
Clark
Senate
Anna Howard Shaw
Mra Carle Chapman Catt
America
Arthur M. Dodge
National Association
Questions Answered by Receiver of Bank Debtor Meeting Set
At a meeting of the State Savings Bank Depositors association a plan was formed for a public mass meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in Judge Donlan’s courtroom to decide a course of action. Receiver F D Williams answered a 21‑item questionnaire on staff, salaries, legal expenses, and costs, noting overtime work and the need for skilled counsel, with continued discussion to follow in column 4.
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State Savings Bank Depositors’ Association
Donlan
F. D. Williams
State Savings Bank
Legislature employes exceed legal limits amid dispute
Helena dispatch reports Attorney General Kelly advising State Auditor Keating that current law caps Senate staff at 15 and the House at 19, though about 50 are employed in each chamber. He argues the clause allowing “as many committee clerks and pages” clashes with the constitution and requires an ordinary law to limit totals.
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Helena
Fourteenth Assembly
Kelly
William Keating
Senate
House
Asmany Committee
Bank robbery and murder in Teriton Oklahoma
Three men robbed the Teriton bank in Teriton Oklahoma disarming the cashier and escaping with $9000 in cash. Deputy Sheriff Hubert Moore confronted them and was shot and killed. Two other deputies were wounded as the bandits fled with the money.
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Teriton
Okie
Adm
Iate
Sheri
Ehermen
Hubert” Moore
Sherif
Poms
Hear Trail
Rapid Transit Company Accused of Negligence
New York January 17 Theodore P Shonts president of the Interborough Rapid Transit company with officers and directors including August Belmont and Cornelius Vanderbilt are accused of culpable negligence in a coroner s jury verdict returned late today in the inquest into the Sixth Avenue elevated line wreck in December which killed two men The jury deliberated 15 minutes and unanimously reached the first belief.
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New York
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
New York City
Cers
August Belmont
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Sixth Avenue
Beliof
Redmond Re elected President of United Irish League
Dublin sent word from London that John Redmond was re elected today president of the United Irish League at the directorate meeting. Resolutions congratulated the Irish on the nation’s self government drive but urged the league to stay intact during the near term crisis.
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Dublin
London
John Redmond
United Irish League
Italian Officers to Inspect Horse Market in East St Louis
Italian army officers will arrive in East St Louis next Friday or Saturday to study the local horse market with a view to purchasing 10,000 American horses, according to information received today.
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East St. Louis
No Eggnog or Alcohol Bunds in Arizona Law Ruling
Phoenia Aria Jen reports 12 Wiley Jones state attorney general issued an opinion overturning a prohibition vote. The ruling clarifies a ban on eggnog and alcohol for medical use and bakery needs, stating no one can import intoxicants into the state. A Douglas arrest followed as Francisco Martinez, a Mexican cattleman, held on $2,500 bond for possessing a quart of whiskey crossing the border.
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Phoenia
Aria
Wiley Jones
Genera
Hong
Ariona Proubhcon
Jones
Douglas
Francisco Martinex
Former Governor Haines Returns to Agriculture Studies
Crone Mo Jan 12 Former Gov William T Haines whose term ended a week ago registered today as a student in the University of Maine He will take an agriculture course due to failing eyesight and impaired health after years in law Also in Kobe Japan passengers from the steamer Nile rescued after striking a reef and brought in by the Fuku Maru 17 Europeans among them all saved no lives lost details of the wreck remain unclear
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Crone
William T. Haines
University of Maine
Kobe
Japan
San Sa
Peninsula & Oriental Steam Ship Company
Nile
Ava
Iwaljima
Columbia
S.C
South Carolin
Blease
Republican Party
Hughes
Whitian
States” Rights Party
Butte State News and Legislative Summary
In Today’s Standard the 1st legislative session covers bills on labor and maritime matters. Anaconda and Butte dispatches report political developments, court deadlock, and state examiner notes. Local ads, markets, and a Sandman story accompany daily features including a municipal skating rink feature.
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Iutnols
Butte News
Anaconda News
s-Anaconda
Butte
State Examiner
Symphony Orchestra
Surance
Rar
Sandman
Goldberg
Dry Democrats to back lone Republican for Speaker in Illinois
Sixteen dry Democrats in the Illinois lower house plan to support Republican nominee Walter M Provine of Taylorville to break a weeklong deadlock and elect a dry speaker. If two Republicans caucus for Provine he could secure 78 votes, but the drys say they have enough votes to keep the stalemate until a speaker acceptable to them is chosen.
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Springhela
Walter M. Provine
Taylorville
Provine
Prerogative Exercised and She Changes Her Mind
Mrs Dolly Magoon owner of Portland property wavered repeatedly in her decision to marry Samus Sprecher after a breach of promise suit for 90 dollars. Sprecher, Portland property manager, states he wanted the girl not the money. Magoon and Sprecher took and then withdrew licenses, she later refused again while boarding a train to San Francisco. A cable sent says Come when convenient will be matted.
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Los Angeles
Dolly Ma‘soon
Muich
Portland
Samus &. Sprecher
Sprecher
Maroon
Mra Magoon
Seattle
San Francisco
Two Big Banking Houses Pool Issues in Spokane
Spokane Jan 12 The Exchange National Bank announced absorption of the National Bank of Commerce organized in 1909 by March Bros Minnesota bankers after stockholder ratification. The National Bank of Commerce capital stock will be liquidated and its assets taken over by the Exchange Bank, giving a combined resources of 8 200 000.
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Spokane
Exchange National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
March Bros. Minnesta
Exchange Bank
Ships Held For Sixty Days After Nordic Vessel Incident
A wartime maritime update reports that Scandinavian ships are detained for sixty days amid a broader naval disruption. Authorities ordered the holds pending further inquiry into the incident and security considerations.
Shipping of contraband cargoes held for prize court
Norwegian steamers Alfred Nobel Bjornwtjerne Bjornson and Fridland, loaded with lard bacon and packer products, arrived at British ports but their cargoes were seized as contraband. Manifests challenged as fraudulent, with rubber misdeclaration. Courts to determine prize terms. owners seek bonds, government considers release if guarantees provided.
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London
Alfred Nobel
Bjornwtjerne Bjornaon
Copenhagen
Nobel
New York
Liverpool
Bjornson
Leith
Vonseln
United States
Pridland
Kirawall
Shielda
Foreign Office
Fridland
Te An
Helliah
Heitain
Paria Parliament Elects New Senate President
In Paria the regular parliamentary session elected Paul Dea as president of the chamber and Antonin Bubont as president of the senate at noon. The vote solidified leadership for the upcoming term in the national legislature.
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Paria
Begum
Gay
Paul Dea” Chanel
Chamber
Antonin Bubont
Adeceanor
Senate
Front War Report From European Battles
Paris dispatch notes French attacks north of Soleons and near Rheims pressing a serious offensive. German efforts aim to hold positions near Meuse and Argonne while winter weather slows large troop movements. Eastern front shows limited progress as rivers and ice shape maneuvers and Russian Cracow missions await frozen lakes for action.
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Lomdon
Soleons
Alene
Perthesast
Rheims
Tehelina
Argonne
Meuse
Thei Own Borster
Mots
Almon
Gues
Kunka
Bolimow
Petrograd
Sevare
Nida River
Austria
Cracow
Maxican
Prassia
Trks
Court to test power of unions in hiring in Butte
The Arnold Plumbing company and Walter H. Arnold and Langstadt seek an injunction against multiple unions claiming they lost profits due to an organized boycott. The suit alleges unions pressured building owners to bar Arnold contracts, forcing out plumbers and canceling jobs. Defendants include state and local labor councils, several craft unions, and many officers. The action aims to restrain the unions from interfering with the Arnold firm’s ability to secure plumbing and related work in Butte.
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Butte
Walter H. Arnold
Langstadt
Arnold Plumbing Company
Arnold Company
Butts
Arnold
Eoaation
Montane State Federation of Labor
Sliver On ‘Trades and Labor Council
Butte Building Council
Amalgamated Sheet Set Workers’ Local
Layers and Masons’ Union
International Minton
International Wallan Lathers Union
Norts Tinternationa Brotherhood
Woods Wire and Metal Lathers International Uion
Mortimer
Mt. Donoghue
ML. Parsiow
Madden
William
le Simmons
Planer
Risk
Barney” Connelly
Patrick Leydon
Lew ‘Thompson
William Doherty
Harry Humes
Fred Long
John Reardon
George Dubell
Michael John Bond
Daniel Herlihy
Fellowes
Ernest Cain
Robert O'Brien
John McLaughlin
William McGill
Maurice O'Connell
J.T. Callaghan
Walter Harris
John J. Neff
M. M. Donoghue
Herman B. Lempke
Warren Rolfe
James Lvory
Alvin Stroud
Hugh Simons
Wallace Alexander
John Pope
William Mondloch
Thomas Roberts
Clarence Ha>ven
James J. Clark
Thomas Graney
John Gorman
John Lynch
George Walker
Walter Pohndorf
Samuel Patterson
Pred Dietrich
1St Beush
Jek Downs
Charles B. Cleveland
Frank Pratt
Louis J. Lembkeyney
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