Provisions of Carters Bill on opening Belknap Reservation
Washington focuses on opening northern Fort Belknap lands with a detailed survey plan. The bill outlines irrigation from the Milk River channel, land classifications, and fees for first, second, and grazing lands while forming water user associations and preserving tribal rights under the reclamation act.
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Carter
Belknap Reservation
Washington
Carters
Belknap Indian Reservation
Fort Belknap Indian Reservation
Milk River
Snake Creek
Perth
Montana
Merifinn
Icepee
Said Township
Said
Township
Range
Renge
Cormer
Hip
Enet
Seid Towsship
Ithence
Said Range
Netwern
Peoples Creek
Ark River
Indiana
Imajority
Commissioner of
Judian Affairs
United States
First Legal Step in Wellman Hunt Organization
Augusta, Me Jan 12 The Wellman Chicago Record Herald polar expedition company has been organized in the city. Victor F Lawson president and Frank B Noyes treasurer head the firm with A Hatch and others on the board of directors. The certificate of incorporation was filed with the secretary of state.
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Augusta
Wellman
Chicago Record-Herald Polar Expedi Mon
North Pole
Victor F. Lawson
Chiccaro Daily
Newe
Frank 8. Noyes
Chicago Record-Herald
Meyers. Noyes, Lawson
A. F. Hatch
Chicago
Miss Viola Allen Arrives for Two Day Engagement in Syracuse
News item reports actress Miss Viola Allen arriving in Syracuse for a two day engagement. She refuses to talk to reporters and declined to confirm or deny an Associated Press story about a supposed matter, with hotel staff stating she will have nothing to say.
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Syracuse
Viola Allen
Associated Press
Te Company
Aleren
Fruits of Their Toil and Their Lives Lost Treasure Hope
Emporia Kansas residents Marion Turher and Otto Freshwalter report finding barred treasure near Phoenix Mountain southwest of Emporia with parts in gold, cash, and bold-bearing quart. They claim the treasure was buried after a confrontation with three men traveling east from California who were surrounded by Indians.
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Emporia
Kan
Marion Turher
Otto Freshwalter
Wen
Phoenix Mountain
California
Four New Corporations Formed In Montana Mining Belt
Articles of incorporation filed by directors linked to Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway name four Montana ventures: Enterprise Land and Improvement Company, Western Towns ity Companies, Tepibile Coal Company, and Alg Horn Whn- Der Company. Capital stock thirty thousand? with principal office in Butte. Harrison, Shelton, and Allen subscribed substantial shares. Shelton and Allen cited Montana legal and traffic roles. Lands described lie in the Median valley. expansion tied to a rail branch toward a national park area.
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Bpechl Mispnieh
Atandird
Tigrena
Tau
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Tailway Company
Enterprise Land and Improvement — Company
Western Townsity Rompans
Tepiabile Coal Company
Ie Alg Horn Whn- der Company
Bar Company
Lenny Burton Iurrison
Chicas
George PF. Shelton
Thomas Allen
Butte
Harrison
Shelton
Mr. Allen
Enue
Tiarrison
Milwaukee
Mr. Shelton
Montana
NRW Organization Rened at Behe Meeting
A local special dispatch notes a January meeting in Behe where P. B Me was elected president, A. C. Logan vice president, and secretary treasurer. The group planned forming an association of business men independent of the buildings, with a follow up meeting scheduled for next week.
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Uillinge Commercia
Governor General Orders High School Reopenings Amid Threats
On January 19 Odeasa reports the governor general requires all high school pupils to resume studies. Disobedience incurs exile punishment to Hiverta, with penalties for inclement behavior. The directive induces fear among students and families about returning to classrooms.
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Odeasa
Hiverta
Union Mine Workers Defeat Transfer Card Plan at Convention
At Indianapolis on January 19 the United Mine Workers of America debated a resolution to accept transfer cards from the Western Federation of Miners with an inflation fee. President Mitchell urged against the move, accusing the Western Federation of attacks on him. The transfer card proposal was rejected by a decisive vote. Separately, in Boston, Judge Bradley ordered no receiver for Provident Securities and Banking Co., after a court injunction closed it. Weed and Fuller named as receivers.
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Indianapolis
United Mite Workers of America
Western Federation of Miners i Bnt
Council of Unten Mtine
Delegite Gormer
Iowa
Mitchell
Gormer
Western Federation
Fakir
Viper
Pittsburg
Thia
Colorado
Western Federation of Minera
Boston
Hradley
Provident Securities and Banking Company
Mesara Weed and
Fxu
Recejyere
Memorial funeral for Marshall Field praised in Chicago
Funeral services for Marshall Field were held at his home 15 Prairie avenue and at First Presbyterian church. A memorial at Auditorium drew crowds of employees and friends. He was buried in Gracewood cemetery after a private service. City establishments and state street stores closed as tributes, with flags at half mast and multiple mass meetings honoring his memory. Take Groves Quinine laid out alongside a pharmaceutical ad.
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Chicago
Jin
Cor Marshail Flehl
Weld Toelsy
Prairie Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Ant
Fone
Mareshall Field & Co
John A. Marryson
Field
Gracetnod
Han Rc
Piet
State Street
Chicago Commercial Clit
Arislon
Rsa
Mr Field
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Fur Survey
Secretary of the Interior
Chali
Aik
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Keeney
Fort Belking
Fort Belknayy
Tarnal
Reclamation Service
Wellman Hunt
Irving
Buchy
Nature
Bright
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Mont
Christie & Leys Company
Milwaaukee
St. Paul
NRW
School OF
Tostamina
Siegel
Urely
Siegel’s
Union Mine
Workers and the Federation
Mitchell Acclaron
Fha
Meceeye
Boynton
Cressell
Hocrop
Guent
Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Handel
Parias
Landes's
Wash Boards Soc Blue Enamel
D& aNe Glass Board
Laundry Queen Board
Flatirons
Reese Wise
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