Industrial Insurance Act Provisions and Enforcement Details
The document outlines the Industrial Insurance Act provisions including inspection rights, penalties for employer noncompliance, payroll and premium calculations, and funding through the accident fund. It covers public and contract work, interstate applicability, elective adoption, court review, department creation, and the powers and duties of commissioners. It also specifies payroll records, enforcement mechanisms, appeal procedures, and the act’s effective date and repeal clauses.
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Intrati
Age Fistant
Congress of the
United States
Wns
Congress
Murety
Industrial Insurance Department
Secretary of State
Montana
Commmingion
Capletal
Dr David Rauch Missing After Quick Departure From Home
New York January reports a New Mexico related note but the main readable portion covers Dr David Rauch, a 47-year-old New York physician missing after leaving his home and office Friday evening. His family seeks newspapers to aid in the search, with detectives examining his patients as possible clues.
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New York
David L
West Eighty-el
Rauch
Weile
Tiuch
Raich
Moses H. Rauch
Bill seeks transfer of Fort Assinniboine buildings to Rocky Boy band
The Chester Signa notes a national senate bill to move Fort Assinniboine reservation structures to the Rocky Boy band of Indians. The author ridicules the idea of housing a half-clad, half-wild band in government buildings costing around five million dollars, criticizing eastern senators’ West knowledge.
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Chester Signa
National Senate
Fort Assinniboine
In- Ajang
Local Grain Elevator Expands as Oats Ship to Seattle
Twin Bridges reports government oats contractor D L Lytle has enlarged the local rain elevator contract to 1,000,000 pounds. Grain pours into the facility by rail and boat as the plant handles the load. Manager Gankel has tendered resignation effective in March. AMP May from Minneapolis will succeed him. Ed Heslop moves to Pony and Norrie run. Pennock becomes new conductor. Mary Texas learns of John Klep’s death in Adrian Wash. New postmaster Mont to be stationed at Lake, Mont. J P Conners of Butte named postmaster. Amy Edmunds from Butte organ izer failed to form local group. Mrs Frank Panie in Tutte hospital for treatment. Mrs Tovey’s mother terminal in San Jose. Archie Warshaw Jr and Ada return from Michigan. Barshaw parents en route home. Mountain States Telephone installs new rates. local board of school has new member Wittomt Law. Doon ranch leases taken by Clift Thomas. plan to visit Madison, Wis., then return.
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D. L. Lytle
Seattle
Ta Boumby
Gankelfran
Minneapolia
Suceed Rit
Ed Heslop
Pony
Norrie Run
Pennock
Mra
Mary Texak
Adrian Wash
Slater
John Klepl
Hutte
Mont
Cit Lake
J.P. Conners
Amy Edmunds
Butte
Waa
Frank Panie
Tutte
Tovey
San Jose
Cal
Archie Warshaw Jr
Ada
Michigan
Barshaw
Mich
Madison
Wis
Gourley
Mountain States Telephone Company
Meek
Livingston News Highlights Local Events and Arrivals
Dororthy Mabe, one year old daughter of Frank Mahf, sustained injuries from a horse incident. A Railway Men’s Glee club public appearance appears noted. A committee forms to study a camping factory proposal and to attract a local site. Elks lodge members arrive from Rome and Redding with elk specimens formerly from Ye park. Hartman partners with City Engineer Crookes, bringing Panama Canal experience to Boseman.
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Standard
Livingston
Dorothy Mabe
Frank Mahf
Fes Scioumnene
Gitt
Lon Swan
Tathhorn
Livingstom Railway Men's Glee Club
J. M. Rapelle Dagreed Metray
Pat
G. G. Taylor
Elke” Lodge
Rome
Elke
Redding
Phoebe Haare
Will $ Hartman
Walter Barton
Boreman
SH Crookes
Hartman
Panama Canal
Boseman
Mining in Madison Sparked by New Properties
Twin Bridges reports a wave of mining activity as several new lodes and properties open in the county. Promising ore yields from Hear Gulch and adjacent Goodrich operations drive optimism for production, while Corbin Copper plans deeper development at Blowout Pile. Sliver Star region gains a wagon bridge to shorten haul, enabling renewed mine work and new mill prospects. overall, postwar mining optimism grows across Shatey.
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New Mexico
Charles W. Henderson
United States Geological Survey
Mogollon
Bocorre County
Man
Chine Copper Company
Santa Rita
Hurley
Lordsburg
Hurra Mountain
San Petace
Kelly
Socorro County
Cook
Luna
Grant County
Pinos Altos
Mandar
Hear
Goodrich
Georgia
Xulches
Corbin Copper Company
Rochester
Jefferson River
Tong
Shatey
Tig
C Puntry
White Sulphur Springs Obituary and Local News
White Sulphur Springs resident nes Kneen died at his big home after a life spanning 1833 birth in Mam and western migration with soldiers. Brennan, near Ringling, was found in snow near Moss Agate and may need arm amputation. suffrage supporters plan county campaign ahead of a nearby election as Equi Suffrage Club of 50 members prepares a meeting next Tuesday.
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Standard
White Sulphur Springs
Nes Kneen
Mam
Kansas
Nebraska
Montana
Camp Baker
Fort Loan
Fort Macain
Cleveland
Otc
Rom Brennan
Ringling
Moss Agate
Equi Suffrage Club
Argentine Accepts Invitations to Panama Pacific Exposition
Dispatches from the Argentine consulate report that the government of Argentina has accepted the invitation to participate in the Panama Pacific Exposition. Twenty four foreign governments have accepted to date.
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San Francises
Gan
Form University Club to Advocate School Consolidation
Members of the local alumnae plan to form a university club and influence consolidation of four state schools. About 100 graduates reside here and the chamber of commerce backs the idea, sending a Helena delegation to push passage of a treasure provision.
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Billings
Jan
Jemebers
Chamber of Commerce
Helena
Argue on University Consolidation Debate at Meeting
At Livingston January 188, President S C Pierce appointed W Milew Professor Lewis Terwilliger and Judge BP Stark to study the consolidation of state schools and report next commercial club meeting. John T Smith opposed while Rep John A Lovelace called it promising but hinted at hidden motives amid legislature fearing a move to a larger university for Great Falls.
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Aproval
Standard
Livingston
W. Milew
Lewis Terwilliger
BP Stark
S.C. Pierce
Commercial Cab
Commercial Club
Clut
John T. Smith
John A. Lovelace
Greater University For
Great Falls
New Railroad Lines Reach White Sulphur Springs
White Sulphur Springs January 19 reports circulate about a Northern Pacific cutoff route through the town to Helena with operations possibly starting in early spring. The Soo Line also plans a line toward the Springs with strong odds of success. Rumors from other routes mention a Milwaukee line spanning miles and carrying prime wheat oats and alfalfa.
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The
Standard
White Sulphur Springs
Northern Pacific
Helena
Soo
Tts
Lme
Milwaukee
Dillon Appoints Clark as District Judge for Next Week
William S. Clark of Mininal City arrived from home to preside in Dillon next week during the absence of Jules B. Poindexter. The case involves Annie Elizabeth O’Leary Loasl and W. J. Tope for damages tied to a leaking apartment owned by J. The jury found for the defendants in the suit.
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Standard
Dillon
Thin
William 8. Clark
Mi Finla City
Yeaterday
Jules
Poindexter
Butte Hottle Ing Soure Tea Gee Sa
Clark Om Hie
Hig Centre
Annie Hilzabeth O'Leary Loas
W. J. Tope
Lewistown Friends Bid Farewell to Postmaster Plaus
In Lewistown on January 18 special dispatch from the Mandard notes large crowds gathered at the Presbyterian church to bid farewell to Postmaster and Librarian Alvert Plaus and wish him prosperity at his new home near Richmond Wa where they plan to move next week after many years in service. The article also mentions Hattie Sell filing suit against Herman Sell for alleged cruelty and failure to provide, citing their marriage in 1902 at Butte and Herman Sell's substantial ranch and city holdings, with plaintiff seeking a share of this property.
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Lewistown
Alvert Plaus
Presbyterian Church
Richmond
Carnegie Library
Hattie Sell
Herman Sell
Butte
Mr. Sell
Sugar Campaign Ends at Stancars Sugar Plant
The sugar-making facility at Stancars near the city closed last evening after seven years of operation. About 390,000 beets were processed into sugar, with farmers receiving around 215,000. Assuming 15 percent saccharine content, roughly 39,000 tons of sugar were produced. Most sugar is stored in warehouses. expected grower receipts for the output run about 3.8 to 4.0 million dollars.
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Jan.ampaign
Hawaiians Celebrate Overthrow Anniversary Banquet
Americans from the states and natives joined in marking the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy. The day concluded with a banquet honoring those who participated in the revolution.
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States
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