Telephone privileges spark Montana House dispute
In Helena January 15 the Montana House debated a resolution condemning Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph for providing free long distance service to members via a special installed telephone. The vote followed argument over alleged unfair discrimination, with the resolution eventually adopted by a narrow margin after political and procedural maneuvering.
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Mindoula
Wien
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Wihareas
Mountain States
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le Meiabars
J. B. Groenwalt
Lelaphare
Lelaphare 128Sing Pylaenel
Menibuns Fox
Alountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Safe Telephone Company
Wny
Sten
Mountain States Telephone and Télegraph Company
al Letts
Kelly
Custer
O'Neill
Hilal
Culls
Tle
Higgins
Sun
Ezekiela
Blake
Regulafon
George H. Atwhroxe
Whirec
Millers’ New York Walk Sparks Mayor Letter
New York, Jan. 18 Percy and his wife arrived with a letter to Mayor Gaynor from H C Avery of Colorado Springs. They say they left Sept 21 on a wager, completed the trek in 99 days via two routes, and won $5. The couple reports hardships but joy in the journey despite delays and winter snows in the Alleghenies.
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Millers
Allesheny Mountains
Weeks Is Choice For New Senator In Massachusetts
Boston reports Weeks of Newton won unanimous Republican support for the junior U S Senate seat held by W Murray Crane who declines to run Liberal party supporters divided as four-four on a four-year term ballot With Sherman J Whipp of Boston favored by many but rival Lodge supporters still backing their candidate The Republican council announced the ballot and calculated the vote tally as expected
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M Carthy to Carry Vote in Washington
Four Montana Democratic electors met in Helena to cast their votes for Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Marshall. John MacGinnis chaired, George Mouty was secretary, and J C Lohman acted as messenger to carry the tickets to the national capital. They adopted a resolution urging Wilson to rescind Taft era civil service orders affecting fourth class postmasters.
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Helena
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Jab -MacGinls
Butte
George At. Toute
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Andrews
Lotman
Ak Chinook
J. C. McCarthy
Boeenman
Wootrow Wilson
Thomas Marshall
John MacGinnis
George M. Mouty
Lohman Tesler
McCarthy
Tetsudo
Jackson Teagie
Wilson
Taft
Civil Service
Alex
Otter
Lohia
Republican Party
Every Vote May Be Cast for Walsh for Senator
Helena January reports indicate strong support for Thomas J. Walsh in the United States Senate race. The Senate and House meet in joint session to elect a senator, with unpledged members and party lines shaping expected votes. Rumors say Walsh could carry every national branch vote, while Meadors and others seek backing from key factions. The outcome hinges on the state’s last ballots and official tallies.
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Helena
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Trinerrow
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Senninn
Mieth
Ovo
Houze
McDowell
Thomas J. Walsh
Hickers
Walsh
Natit Uranches
Ahn
Meadors
Pawaon
Elia County
Ener Tudze
Tut IL
Tha
Pardee Chosen to Carry California's Electoral Vote
Sacramento January 1 Former Governor George Pardee a Republican regressorio was chosen to carry California's electoral vote to Washington in a joint session of the legislatures today The tally stood with Troout Voll Lt Wilson 4 and other details were not fully readable
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Cal
George ©. Pardee
Republicati Nregresario
California
Washington
Wreck Adds to Troubles on Mountain Division
Snowbound disruption deepens on the mountain division as Great Northern and Milwaukee lines report heavy snow and halted service. Tracks blocked, rotary plows active, weather worsens for logging operations and future reopening timelines remain uncertain.
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Wintel
Intane Rotary
norloaNy
Tong Tunnel
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Blyaukea
Four Wives Claim Hearts and Home of Hearne
Hearne, a diamond driver, faces a bigamy charge after four women, all claiming wives, arrive with stakes in his life. He was detained at the city hospital as wives No. 1 and No. 2 collide over his duplicity while others chronicle stages of his flights from country to country and his single life.
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Ageil
Lower Strint
Cretesi
Cron Mearns
Etty Maar Tenes Hospital
St. Dantes Hospices
Aurel Sage Wifo
Ae Renarter
Rossland
Britten
Columbia
Jie
Mra
Henwie No
Trekind
Hearne
Altoona
Fossland
Dernty Sheitt Humes Larkin
Lig Street
Mike
Wall
Wire No. 2
British Columbia
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Treland
Hinds
Ireland
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Stefax
Mile
Botte Ta
Mare Rlagé
Morrie
Stone Mining Company
Wearne
Cle
Free lumber on free list in tariff hearings
Washington January 13 free lumber seems assured as part of the democratic tariff program for the coming extra session. Hearings before the House committee closed the lumber schedule with a push to place hewn and squared timbers shingles lath and fence posts on the free list. A Democrat member asked if the Democrats propose meat on the free list and the witness replied in the affirmative.
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Tteprestniathye Khtehen
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Morig
Kepres Long
Ohio
Republica
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Mexican Ambassador Swipes at Madero Overthrown Rule
The Mexican ambassador to the United States condemns President Madero and argues his overthrow could trigger revolutions and civil strife. He warns U.S. intervention danger and urges Latin America to support Mexico while criticizing the government’s failures.
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Manet Viera
United States
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Washinton
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Mathie
Wavani Harbor
Hfe
Proposals of Peace From Mexican Rebel Leaders
Rebel leaders Inez Satanite Marcelo Carrego and Antonin Tojas sent peace proposals to foreign relations minister Pedro Lascurain. Lascurain was asked to present them to President Matera. Jose S. Saenz, a rebel commissioner, said the Baja pacifica area favored accepting the peace terms outlined.
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Pedro Lascazabi
Inchedine Inez Satanite
Marcelo Carrego
Antonin Tojas
Lascurain
Matera
Jose S. Saenz
Bapala
Sorris V. Tiblan Legal Dispute Reported
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal matter involving Sorris and Tiblan. Mentions a Dillon area family Falwin and Nerrla, with pending dates and attendance at a legal matter. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Che Stanieeri
Dillon
Falwin F
Nerrla
Thompson, Once State Senator, Dies in Virginia
Informa tion received of the death of Branly Thompson, longtime resident of Mankato and early local leader. Born Illinois 184?, he moved through Se Picok to Mankato, served on the first city council, chaired the county board, and later ran a large Montana cattle ranch before settling in Virginia. Survived by his sons and other relatives.
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Montana
Focela
Stuantar
Archbald Convicted in Railroad Case and Sentenced
The Senate impeachment trial culminates in Judge Archbald's conviction on one charge of corruption for fixing a railroad oil dump sale. He receives a four year penalty. the other charges fail by two thirds, and the judge proclaims no wrongdoing. His family attends as the verdict and sentence are delivered in the capital.
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Robert
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Arvays
Archbaldt
Gailty
Sealtte
Invloris
Archbald
Firie Railroad
Scranton
Millery Mook
Archbatd
Sant Hugh
Nas Senate
Vom
Aren'tochtad
Facili
Pork Barrel Bill Latest River Improvement Pledge
Washington January 19 The house rivers and harbors committee reported the first pork barrel appropriation bill of the current session providing 19 800 000 dollars for national river and harbor improvements The largest single item is 6 000 000 for the Mississippi River from head of navigation to the Ohio The Mississippi allocations include 1 000 000 for improvements south of the Ghio to the mouth of the Missouri 1 500 000 from the mouth of the Mississippi to Minneapolis and 133 000 from St Paul to Minneapolis Two million three hundred thousand dollars fund Missouri River work from Kansas City to the river mouth 150 000 from Kansas City to Slowy City and 150 000 from Sioux City to Ort Bers ton
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