Resignation Debate Sparks Socialist Recall Attempt
In a heated exchange at the state house, socialist pressures rose as a call for recall of a local official grew. A representative from Lineal Woonty stated opposition, while others pledged to vote for the socialist candidate with broad party support.
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Bidleahy
Vamime
Lineal
Woonty
Howe
Great Park
Hesitate Provecdinas
Thames
Waleh
Gunnar Comiminten
Wien Joy
Mihhis
Dir Conner
Riatoment No
Thie Vantidale
United States
Securisty
Palloval
Senate debates labor costs and committee room needs
The senate discussed compensation measures from the Wetewa trades and Labor committee, with two compensation bills referred to finance and corporations. A letter from the Secretary of State prompted talk of furnishing additional committee rooms and addressing vacant spaces, gas and utilities.
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Senate
Wetewa
Rades
O'S
Ietter
Secretary of
Ide
Atyilly
Strike Violence Surges as Garment Makers Walkout
New York garment workers strike with dawn walkouts at major factories causing clashes with strikebreakers. Police report East Side gangs key in violence. hundreds are injured or arrested as over two thousand workers and supporters clash with authorities amid a broad injunction request against manufacturers in the New York Clothing Trades association.
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New York
Traags
Lnitet Garment Workers of America
Smlke
Wes Cane
Sunway
East Side
Azaqdattan
Stiikera
Missouri's Long Canal Project Aims at Sun River Work
The Sun River project plans large canals and tunnels to divert water from Sun River Canyon to Greenfield Beach. Construction will be electric powered, with two 1,000 foot tunnels and a daily capacity of 2,390 cubic feet per second, pending Interior Department approvals and electric energy contracts.
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San
Enginger
Savage Lemoy
Fisher
Patty Power
Rake
Rhode
Generel Starshill
Teavers
Aas
Gelaere
Vals
Ingnien
Desig
Avery
Elertrient Energy
Nce
Phey
Power Company
Uhe
Sun River Slope
Sun Iver Canyon
Greenfield Beach
Washington
Efile
Hoelsht
Coni
Pseregiles
Conleith
Department of Agriculture
Une
Bara Chery
Diua
Great Northern
Simiog
Savy
Judges' Instructions Not in Accord at Helena
Special dispatch notes confusion over district court rules in Helena. Judge J Miller Smith issued directives governing criminal business, while Judge Clements orders focus on civil and probate matters. Frank Reece, court clerk, faces new directed duties as judges align on district court governance.
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Helena
Standard
Helens
Acc
J. Miller Smith
Dirtriel Cout
Diktrice Court
Clements
Frank Reece
Jee
Judee
Snitch
Smith
Bli
Schenck Granted Divorce and Custody in Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia on January 20 Tulin O Schenck won an absolute divorce from Laura F Schenck and custody of their children in a ruling by Judge H Thervey The wife was arrested November 4 1910 on attempted poisoning charges but released on 16000 bond after a sensational trial The case stalled for three terms before final action with Aleth Schenck and his wife previously filing suits for divorce.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Tulin O. Schenck
Dire Meat
Laura F. Schenck
H. Thervey
Mra. Schenck
Baw
Aleth Schenck
Figorec
State Schools Discussed Amid New Policy Talks
Officials and educators in state institutions meet to examine proposed reforms and funding, focusing on curriculum standards, budget allocations, facility needs, and enrollment projections across multiple campuses. Stakeholders include state education leaders, university administrators, and local district representatives.
Dillon Men Propose State College Consolidation Plan
A Montana conference on consolidating higher education discussed unifying the state’s four institutions. About 10 attendees examined a bond proposal of one million dollars to fund site selection and building consolidation. A commission chosen by the governor would assess locations and report findings.
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Chadvutt
School of Mines
Whley
Slontana
ANU
Honator Whiteside
Lita Tych
Sr. Mass -Vonyentinn
Moriana Chtvong
Ile
Orginal Donard
Asanleg Solara
Dillon Business Men Resolve Protest on Consolidation
A largely attended Dillon meeting debated consolidation of state educational institutions. Participants expressed support for unified higher education, citing the educator needs and financial interests of Montana. The report continues on Page Three.
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Dillon
Kta
Eangahition
Vlan
Pheateset Montana
Sirsuk
Sachal
Detectives Slayer Makes Escape After Killing in Chicago
In Chicago a detective named Peter Tack was shot and killed, his own revolver used by a bandit to shoot him. The assailant, tied to the James & Perry gang, fled a wintering roof and vanished into a crowded street. Witness Casella described Webb briefly entering, then grabbing the revolver and shooting Hart during a struggle.
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Chicago
Tan
Membes
Tnijay
Peter Tack
Ain
James &. Perry
Michael Lasella
Webb
Hart
Casella
Stroggie
Ghol Hart
Ingella
Butte Depot Plan Sets $250000 Rail Hubs Rise
The Milwaukee Road plans a new depot at Butte to cost about $250,000 with a larger upper depot on Arizona Street and a modern passenger terminal. Milwaukee’s effort includes funding, surveys, and a push to extend to Missoula while ensuring adequate facilities for freight and travelers.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Montana Street
Anaconita & Vaelie
Arizona
Sea Key
Uta Tutte
Harriman
Raveett
WU Millan's Rink Opens in St Paul Victory
Opening day action at St Paul features WU Millan's rink dominating early play. McGregor and Dunbar lead scoring as West Qualith falters, while Dunbar secures late game advantage in a rough, high tempo contest.
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WU Millan
ST. Paul
Commission Must Hear Both Sides Of Question
The Inter State Commerce Commission faces a Supreme Court review over its power to set railroad rates without substantial evidence. The case holds that the commission may use information gathered in investigations but must provide hearings for railroads to present their case and challenge the controversy.
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Commission
Washington
Jam
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tecme
Supreme Court of the United States
Colorado settlers arm for anticipated trouble in the mountains
Report from Sir Witnedt Lav ig WY Cave area notes Ute and white tensions in western Colorado. Sheriff Gawith and Agent Spears monitor rising unrest as Indians protest hunting grounds encroachment. Montana-like mountains, daily clashes, and fears of outbreak escalate among settlers and tribes.
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Col
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Sir Witnedt
Biltumday
Big Biblit
Sheri Gawitt
Endtin Agere
Gawith Noviares
Livny
Speare
Mente
Sunttwestern
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Ste
Armet
Fiuite
Spears
Worl Tay Franch Feries Department
Washerston
Ohio river level rises as flood threat lingers
The Ohio River continues a slow rise with river gauges near 46.1 feet and expected to reach 47 feet. Authorities warn water is spreading across hundreds of acres of land though the danger is regarded as easing.
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Ohio
Érlo
Thompson granted divorce in Pennsylvania case
J Ve Thompson, a multimillionaire from Thelentown, Pa, was granted a divorce from his wife in a special proceeding. The decree orders Thompson to pay $1,000,000 to his wife and allows him to remarry after settling the property terms.
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Pittebure
J. Ve Thompson
Multianllionaire Cent and Coke Pereator
Thlentown
Thompson
New Jersey Legislation Aims at Monopolies and Trusts
President elect Wilson outlines an aggressive reform program as seven bills to overhaul New Jersey corporation law are introduced. The measures target trusts mergers and holding companies, seeking to curb monopolies while allowing legitimate expansions, with penalties including imprisonment and fines. Major groups named include United States Steel Standard Oil and American Zinc.
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Wilson
Bovernor
New Jersey
Gpyerhue Wilson
Altiough
Eich
Ita
Wwenl
Olfe
Haway
Perula i
Pmother Corporation
Ib Ia Santender
United States Steel Corporation
Standard Oil Company
American Ahgeea Company
Amal- Kilmaby Coppay Company
United States Leither Company
Rock Fyi Stalhoad Company
Maiters Newlands
Nevada
Chamberlain
Oregon
Dealies
Interine
Norris
Montana
Hawley
Idaho
Joseph Tt. Teall
Tallman
Seyvadite
Court Denounced by Labor Council at California Trades Meet
Los Angeles drums up a labor council address condemning court prosecution in an Indiana dynamite trial. The Building Trades council of California opened its twelfth annual convention with calls for industrial peace on the Panama expansion in San Francisco. Olav A. Tvehmoe reelected secretary treasurer and Eugene Clancy as executive board member from San Francisco. A telegram was sent to Fort Leavenworth prisoners, claiming they were victimized by the steel trust. Clarence Narrow urged unity among union men and was made an honorary member of the council.
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Los Angeles
Jay
Panamscam
San Francisco
F. McCarthy
Building Trades Council of California
McCarthy
Council
Eha
Olac A. Tvehmoe
Eugene Clancy
Bard
Fort Leavenworth
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