State Industrial Accident Fund Act Provisions Summary
The document outlines the creation of a state Industrial Insurance Department to administer an accident fund, with three commissioners, salaries, and powers to regulate payroll forms, medical care, and benefit payments. It details employer obligations, penalties for noncompliance, and procedures for appeals, audits, and enforcement. It also covers interstate commerce applicability, elective adoption, and funding through appropriations and the accident fund.
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Woman Calls Him Doctor Disappears In New York
A doctor named Dr. Rauch vanishes after a telephone call and his relatives report he left his office around 7:49 pm. Police interview patients as investigators search for motives and track down possible leads while noting his calm, devoted professional life and financial habits.
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New York
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Uv Wiese
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Wiest
Elmith Strent
Iren
Oelvek
Hetoeni
Camille
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Ile
Dr. Ranch
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Fr. Ranch
Allas Ranch
Re Khew
Argentine Candidate Accepts Panama Pacific Exposition Invitation
Dispatches reports that the Argentine government has accepted the invitation to participate in the Panama Pacific Exposition. By tonight twenty four foreign governments have accepted thus far.
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San Francisco
Increased output from New Mexico shows strong copper rise
The report notes a surge in copper production in New Mexico with shipments exceeding 28,000,000 pounds and an overall rise in output from mines in Grant and Santa Fe counties. It highlights zinc concentrates, new reopenings at Hanover in Grant county, and shipments from Cheaster Signal depots, amid broader West mining activity.
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Angel Development
Wnalitat
Baina County
Kelly
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New Maxton
Hanover
Grant County
Pinca Altes
Grant Counts
Twin Bridges News Highlights Low-Profile State Items
A jumble of blur and garbled notes from Twin Bridges reports several local items. The government contractor Lyte faces wage and contract details, a grain elevator plant expansion strains capacity, and town managers undergo investigations. Various residents, transfers, and notices touch railway service, housing, medical investment, socialists, and telephony campaigns in a broad statewide roundup.
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D. L. Lyte
Pats
Hla
Inet
A. RE. Gimnkel Town
Minneapolia
Healey
Bea
Hi Sucesunr
Pengock
Mary Teankhiv
Adrind
Wael
Hani
Jon
Memerty
Butte
Jwalathcen
Burke
Mont
Maison
Conners
Wille
Jutta
Lisa
Weinheen
Toyey
Tna
San Joan
Cal
Ant Hee
Ira
Archie Barshaw Jr
Abe Intéen
Sosowen
Atloingen
Burslawe
Paren
Leee
Th AN
Weouk
Cur Thornwin
Millen
Gourley
MonlMiwal
Mining in Madison Promises Rich Ore Developments
A special dispatch reports extensive mining activity around Madison as several properties opened recently advance toward production. Plans include deeper drilling, new mills, and improved routes across the Jotterwim river to shorten haulage, with Goodrich And George wells yielding rich ore and the Carbin Copper Company expanding its Blowout mine under a lens permit.
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Madison Emiry
Juddeina
Aight
Ndns
Tika I Alvo
Goodrich
George Wuboles
Carbin Coppaur Company
Rochester
Alstridt
Jotterwim
Canmiry
White Sulphur Springs Deaths and Suffrage Meeting
Janescn a resident of the valley dies at sixty seven. He came west with soldiers to build forts in Kansas and moved to Montana. Con Urennan found in snow near Boss Agate with an arm at risk of amputation. Suffragettes prepare for county campaign with a Faust Suffrage club meeting for next Tuesday.
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Janescn
Ihla Valley
Vince
Faust Suffrage Club
University Club Forms to Back State School Consolidation
Billings Jan 1 Special Dispatch reports alumnae of higher education forming a university club. They plan to consolidate the four state schools, aiming to end their influence in favor of the measure. About 100 local university graduates exist, with strong chamber of commerce support. A delegation to Helena will push the consolidation measure.
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Billings
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Chamber of Commerce
Kay
Yelena
Livingston News Note on Local Events and Accidents
In Livingston on January 1 Dorothy Matt, daughter of Frank Mahr, was injured in a fall from a horse and remained unconscious for about 46 hours. Local figures, including George J. Allen and Lon Swan, attended a smoker hosted by the Livingston Coraagelas club with remarks on raising cattle prizes and seed peas. A committee was formed to study cannery and a possible local cannery. General Superintendent J. M. Rapelia replied from Redding, California about Elk lodge activities in the area and the Yellowstone trip. Local Elks assistance and Hearst funds supported traveling animals and government plans. Wil 4 Hartman joined with City Engineer SH Crookes Br in Bozeman area.
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Livingston
Dorothy Matt Yourself
Frank Mahr
Fap
Northern Pacific
Wad Klekuedley
Miasoula
Stix
Shy Ei
George J. Allen
Lon Swan
Livingston Coraagelas Club
Eiaw
Elbert F. Alen
A. W. Ailes
J. A. Lovelace
John Hathford
Liringmtoi Railway
Elks’ Lodge
Reding
Phoebe Hearst
Redding
Wil
Hertmen
Walter Harman
Bozeman
SH Crookes
A Hartman
Wna City
al Hozeman
University consolidation debate clouds Great Falls plans
Livingston day reports on a university consolidation proposal considered by the commercial club. A committee including Wier, Prof. Lewis Terwiger, and Ludge A. was named to study the plan for the state schools and report next meeting. John T. Smulth and Rep Johan A. Lovelace criticized the measure as a ruse to expand influence for Great Falls.
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Livingston
A. We Wier
Lewis Terwiger
Ludge A. v Wk
B Plarce
Commercial Club
Takeport
Commercial Clan
of Inn
John T. Smulth
Johan A. Lovelace
NEW RAILROAD LINES EXPECTED FOR SPRINGS AREA
White Sulphine Springs Jan 19 A rumor claims a Northern Pacific extension will cut through the area toward Helena with prospects of a direct line to the Springs. Rumors also say Milwaukee Road may extend from this point to Great Falls, opening a valley rich in oats and alfalfa.
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Citindad
Ito
Outcida Boltig
Dillon News Special Patch Report on District Court
The new district judge William A. Clark of Virginia City arrived from Wisconsin to preside next week during Judge Poindexter’s absence. Proceedings include a civil action by Annie Elizabeth O’Leary against Jas and W. J. Tope for damages from eviction at lodging owned by J. P. Losal in Wisden. jury found for the defendants.
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Standart
Dillon
William A. Clark
Virginia City
Wis
Poindexter
Rutte
Judza Clark
Annie Elizabeth O'Leary
W. J. Tope
J.P. Losal
Wisden
Lewistown Notes Honor Longtime Postmaster and Clerk
A large circle of old friends gathered at the Freshy tartan church to bid farewell to Albert Pfaus, longtime Lewistown postmaster and Carnegie library trustee, as he moves near Richmond. Hattie Sell sues Herman Sell for divorce on cruelty and neglect, claiming a 102 marriage and seeking a share of ranch and city property.
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Lewistown
Arts
Albert Ptaua
Richmond
Ray
Pfaus
Carnegie Library
Hattie Sell
Herman Sell
Hytte
Mr. Sell
Tha Pinintit
Sugar Campaign Ends at Local Factory
Special Dispatch reports the city sugar campaign closed last evening and was among the best in seven years. About 35,609 long tons of beets were converted into sugar, with farmers paid around 2,215,009 dollars. With 15 percent savherine content and beet price around 36 per ton, sugar output is estimated near 30,000 tons. Most is in warehouses. gross receipts are projected between 3.5 and 4.06 million dollars.
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Bliltues
Iast
Hawaiians Celebrate Overthrow Anniversary in Honolulu
Residents and visitors gathered to mark the twentieth anniversary of the Hawaiian monarchy overthrow, with alates and natives joining in ceremonies in Honolulu. The events concluded with a banquet honoring those who took part in the revolution.
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Honolulu
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