Wool Growers Convention Hears Open Range Debate
Sluth Corre apondence of the Staniard reports two days of the National Woolgrowers association meeting in Helena as delegates clash over public land policy and Warren’s presidential bid. Gov. Brooks for open ranges, while debates on leasing and fees reflect tense political divides ahead of a likely lively final day.
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Secretary Cortelyou denies leaving the cabinet
A New York dispatch reports widespread, unverified rumors that Secretary Cortelyou would resign to become president of a New York company. Officials insist no tender or offer has been received and he has not planned to depart the cabinet.
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Pistol Duel Ends in Beauchamp's Death
Lawton Oklahoma report of a three way pistol duel at Rock Island depot between Beauchamp, and the Thomas brothers. Beauchamp slain after a feud stemming from alleged affair with the doctors wife. Thomas brothers surrendered to the sheriff. Beauchamp had previously killed Charles Thomas seven months earlier.
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Members of the Bar Elect Their Officers in Butte Meeting
Semi annual Montana Bar Association gathering in Butte this August named officers for the year. J A Waleh of Helena is president with Charles P F Word of Helena as vice president and D B Miracle of Helena as treasurer. District vice presidents include W T Pigott Secoml TL P Sinedonay Edward Scharnikow RA O'Hara Dan Yancey Sydney Banner George Y Patten C W Pamaroy EL Criuhber and W J Fohasan.
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Caoper
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Trouble with Canada Settled by Japanese
Yolo Jan 16 The Canadian tinot aration quoation has been settled. The Japanese government received assurance that it would enforce the relmationy and restration of labor, with a Canadian commissioner involved in the talks and factory relations.
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Roosevelts Visit Brings Messages Of Naval Unity
Washington June 11 A cable from Brazil’s President Pena to President Roosevelt praises the arrival of the American fleet at Rio de Janeiro and Brazilian goodwill toward the United States The White House replies expressing pride in the fleet’s mission as a peace keeping envoy and friendship beacon between the two republics The exchange underscores that the ships are ambassadors of amity not warships ready to defend liberty and oppose oppression
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Earthquake Strikes Hayti Causing Damaged Homes
An earthquake struck Hayti causing several houses to collapse or be damaged near Port Na Below and northwest of Go naiven. Reports indicate no land area damage to Utelina. Communications with the area were disrupted and a local wave surge followed the quake, affecting nearby communities including the Common Factated of Herman and Attarata Aptubed.
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Important Spial Dispatch at the Brangard Helena
The meeting to discuss charges at the Mast Selena smelter and ore year issues will be held here Monday with out-of-state attendees. J Cabeeath will attend as secretary of the national mining congress. Meg Calibresth said Helena's meeting is one of several sessions to act on charges at American Steelting and Refining. National mining congress committee aims to focus on ore marketing.
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Dead man found sitting in chair in county town
A dead man was found sitting in a chair in a room of a home, with a bullet wound behind the scene. Police investigated but made no arrests as officials expected a formal inquiry. The deceased, a bachelor, had reportedly been dead for at least a day, with theories ranging from foul play to accidental death.
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Amendments Flap Over Public Funds Bill In Senate Debates
Washington scene reports a Senate committee debate on penalty for embezzlement related to public funds. Republicans and Democrats clash over amendments to tighten penalties and broaden prohibitions on bribery and improper influence.
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Thaw insanity plea exam continues with new testimonies
The Thaw defense and prosecutors continued a day of witness testimony about Harry K. Thaw's mental state following Stanford White's death. New accounts described Thaw as irritable and erratic, with family history of insanity cited by relatives. Witnesses from the Thaw household and club scenes provided details on behavior and conversations just before the tragedy.
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United States National Bank Provision in House Bill
A historic bill proposes the creation of the United States Bank of America with a capital of 100 million dollars. The plan outlines formation, bonds totaling 61 million, and circulation of notes up to 40 thousand dollars with redeemable securities. The bank would be based in New York with a national board and treasury secretary as chair.
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