Bill to abolish poolrooms heard in Montana House
Helena dispatch reports King's bill to abolish poolrooms discussed in the Montana House. Changes to limit race meetings may be added, with Donlan and others seeking concurrent provisions. Other items include bills on irrigation district taxation and a deputy commissioner of insurance. A trial verdict in New York acquits Thornton Hains of murder.
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Butte
Minton
Donlan
Senate
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Montena
Spearance
Flushing
N.Y
Thornton Jenkins Hains
Peter ©. Hains, Jr
William
Anhis
Ife
Thornton Hains
Edward Hannigan
Hampton Roads
Thornton
Hains
Taland
Miingithe Jai
Hotel Astor
Crane
Senate opposition to proposed salary increases rising
Washington January 15 opposition appeared in the Senate to amendments in the Legislative Executive and Judicial appropriation bill proposing salary hikes. Senators Borah and Clay pressed delays to discuss raises for the president, vice president, and speaker, while Culberson Fulton and others argued the raises were excessive amid a growing government deficit. The Senate adjourned without action.
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Legislative Executive
House
Senate
Borah
Mr. Clay
Georgia
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Clay
Culberson
Fulton
Orah
Peculiar Changes On Great Northern Train Schedule
Special dispatch from Great Falls June 15 reports a new Great Northern passenger timetable with daily stub trains between Helena Great Falls and Helena Butte and through trains between Butte Havre. No. 26 departs Butte at 9:05 am reaches Helena 12:35 pm Great Falls 4:00 pm Havre 9:35 pm. No. 29 Havre to Helena times listed. No. 28 Helena departure 6:30 am. Changes likely by general offices in St Paul before Feb 28 effective.
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Hutte
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Tabte
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Ae Asa
Vom Reat Falls
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Gera
Venezuela to Be Again Friendly With United States
Washington reports a hopeful settlement basis for long standing claims with Venezuela after years of strain. Secretary of State announces W. I. Buchanan has reached agreement groundwork satisfactory to the United States, aiming to restore friendly relations between the two nations.
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Venezuela
Washington
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State Department
W. I. Huchanan
Passenger Train Wreck Kills Ten in Colorado Dotsero Crash
Denver & Rio Grande passenger train No. 5 collided with freight No. 66 near Dotsero Colorado. At least ten passengers died and many injured as doctors and nurses rushed to the scene. Officials report extensive damage and are gathering full lists of dead and injured.
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Cole
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Rilo Irande
Dotvero
Bain
Sis Tern
Dale
Rio Grande
Ux Olsen
House Committee Slaps at President Over Marines on Ships
Washington reports by unanimous vote the house committee on naval affairs recommends placing the marines back on ships in the navy reversing the president’s order. D Evans testified as the meeting approved the move proposed to organize marines into battalions within the fleet.
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Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
D. Evans
Liberians Fire on British Steamer Off Deriag Coast
Fragmentary report states Liberians fired on a British steamship of the Woesman line off Deriag coast. German guards abandoned ship as the attackers approached amid unclear motives and limited details about casualties or reprisals.
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Woesman
Deriag
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Kamenn
Worwman Line
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Betish
Urge
Weilsh Nasal
Roosevelt vetoes dam bill and warns on water power control
President Roosevelt issues a special message vetoing House Bill 17,207 to authorize a James River dam in Stone County Missouri to divert water for electric power. He warns against monopolistic grants and urges careful conditions to protect public interests, citing risks of future oil and gas depletion and rising electricity costs. A broader debate on Western range policy and forest service conduct is referenced.
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Na- Ixrowers’ Association
Gosney
Stat. Arta
Gomey
Forest Service
Charles Winte
Congress
Washington
Preside Rosevelt
Howe
James River
Stone County
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William “Ho Standish
Ahout
Cy. Reason Federal
Manufacturers Refuse Union Label as Hat Makers Strike
News records a general strike beginning in hat making centers after manufacturers reject union labels. Reports say hatters in New York New Jersey and Connecticut largely obeyed the action. Strikes occur in Orange New Jersey where four workers quit and in South Norwalk Connecticut where Croft Knapp workers walk out over the prohibition of union labels.
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Assoc
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Connecticut
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Orange
South Norwalk
Conn
Jam
Croft & Knapp Company
Fim
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