Day of Routine in Both Houses Advances Bills and Votes
The session paused the proposed constitution amendment for Woman's suffrage as Whiteside was absent and Abbott opposed it. Senate bills considered included oaths of acknowledgment and unfair competition, with several committees reporting favorable, while others were postponed or referred for further study. Multiple new bills addressed taxes, public funds, dairy products, rail rights, and government salaries, with debates over impeachments, education, and public morals shaping the day.
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Senate
Burla
Cato
Mary
Whiteside
Awards
Leighton
Minor
Abbott ‘Allke
Abbott
United States
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
O'Shea
State Board of Etomology
MacKenzie Tomend
Grande
Stevens
Groff
Montana
Montana State Agricultural College
Boardman
Appropriations
House
Whitefish
Helena Trades and Labor Assembly
Iy Cramer
Stewart
Commissioners
Ry McRae
Iy McRae
Kemmis
Kirschwing
Prescott
Assembly Debates Steering Committee and Rules Changes
Lawmakers clash over abolishing the steering committee and over criteria for typewritten enrolled bills. Crippen, Cutts, and Durkan lead motions while Rhoades, Brower, and Crail press for a joint resolution to probe Carey land act spending and irrigation project costs. The measure passes with a three day report deadline.
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Starf
Standart
Helena
Twelfth Assembly
Crippen
Nonner
Joint ‘Committee
Tulesido
St. Cutts
Ellel
Day
Durkan
Cascade
Oracr
Rhoades
Flathead
Washington
Harbert
Chamber of Commerce of
Poulson
Brower
Missoula
Crail
Ausselahell
Cutts
Gettysburg celebration commissions and judge salaries bill
A fragmentary note details bills by MacRae and Crippen related to a Gettysburg fiftieth anniversary celebration and a compulsory attendance measure for public schools, plus a provision increasing salaries for district court judges.
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Gettysbur
MacRae
H. B
Crippen
Istrot Court We
Snowfall for December light east of Rockies
Special Dispatch reports December snow in the mountain regions east of the divide was below average while west of the range ran near normal to above. Rainier moisture from Sept Oct lingered, but November December were warm dry reducing ground moisture and snow in some areas, yet higher density in others. Stream flows exceeded average in nearly all basins.
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Elena
RF. Young
Weather Bureau
Divide
Divid
Tange
Rockies
Bitter Root
Cabinet
Professional Coaching For Lowell Policemen
Lowell, Mass, Jan. 21. Lowell police are to be schooled in primary knowledge of physicians and lawyers. Professionals will consult on matters and define when a home constitutes a case. Mayor O'Donnell oversees plans to show moving pictures in focal theaters to acquaint the public with the officers arduous duties and to create popular sentiment in their favor.
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Lowell
Mass
I 'Maan
O’donnel
General Jones Broadcast Aims To March For Suffrage
New York Jan 2 Ax commander in chief Gen Gardner Jones issued a two day itinerary for the suffragette pilgrimage to Washington for the inauguration eve demonstration. The plan calls for women and men to bike varying distances, with expenses borne by marchers. Departure Feb 12 and arrival March 1 with no evening dress required.
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New York
Washington
Gardner Jones
Kilmer’s Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Free Sample
A period advertisement urges readers with signs of kidney and bladder trouble to try Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, claiming it improves kidney function and helps other organs. It offers a 50 cent and 31 size bottle, plus a free sample and book by mail from Binghamton New York, with a guarantee of the offer's genuineness.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Tewlera Bre
Dr. Kilmer & Co. Binghirnts
Japanese bags thief seized before sailing to Japan
Tac ome, Wash Jan 21 Accused of taking a registered mail bag containing money was arrested as he boarded the steamship Canada Maru bound for Japan Toda T 22 Japanese held by U S Marshal and detectives After search at poles station 2000 in drafts 67 in cash a diamond ring and ticket to Japan found on Toda He refused to talk remaining speechless Authorities plan to turn him over to federal marshal at Garrison for return to Montana authorities
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The
Standard
Tacoma
Wash
Arrigon
Mont. T
Toda
United States
Davidson
Thompson and McKay
Japan
Poles
Yokohama
Macific Railway AU Garrison
Unitedtates
Garrison
Northern” Pacifc
Seattle
Japanese baggage man tied to Northern Pacific missing funds
T. Toda, a Japanese baggage man for the Northern Pacific at Garrison, is accused of stealing 2600 from the post office Jan 15. Post office detectives alerted Seattle police as the money was shipped by Helena banks. A complaint was filed in Helena before U S Commissioner Brass, with proceedings to bring Toda to Helena.
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Ferom, Gan. Sia
Helena
United States
Brass
T. Toda
Garrison
Toda
Union Bank and Trust Company
M. I Stoppel
Incendiary Fires Fall Amid Arson Trust Probe
The city reports a drop in weekly incendiary fires from January 1912 levels to 27 per week this year amid an investigation into an arson trust. Totals of all fires fell from 26 to 14 per week since January. The grand jury reconvened with indictments pending against alleged trust members. five indictments have already been returned.
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Ite Commtanioner Totay
Senate Appeals for Furnishings to State Board
Helena Jan 21 The senate told Secretary Alderson to furnish rooms as committee spaces but funds are unavailable in the cap Capitol maintenance fund. The attorney general advised that the state furnishing board must provide suitable committees rooms for the senate and the body to which the senate must appeal.
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Standard
Helena
Senate
Alderson
Roma
Kelly
Cooma
Billy Mack Badly Shaken In Broncho Accident
Dillon January 21 Billy Mack a famed broncho breaker was thrown from a colt in front of the Metlen hotel. He struck the frozen ground head first and lay unconscious for a time. A doctor revived him and it was found he was badly shaken but not fatally injured. Salt Lake City reports a socialist mayor and city commissioner acting in absence of Mayor Park. Also notes an ambassadorial conference beginning with disputes over Scutari Ipek Prizren and Frilep involving Servia Austria and Montenegro.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Billy Mack
Metlen
Salt Axe
San. Si
Salt Lake City
Henry W. Law Fence
Samuel C. Park
Lonnon
al- Dania
Scutari
Ipek
Montenegro
Priszend
Frilep
Servis
Austria
Connell Store Ad Highlights Bargain Economy Opportunities
A Connell Store advertisement speaks in bold terms about bargain economy and opportunities for readers. The copy emphasizes that any store can seize chances, while Connell positions itself as the maker of opportunities, urging customers to consider the value offered.
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Connell Store
Connell
Calico, kimono crepes and blankets sale item list
Shoppers are offered a sale with yardage of calico at reduced prices and multiple textile items including 19th century kimono crepes, outing flannel, cotton serge, woolnap blankets, plaid blankets, comforts, and crib blankets with various discounted prices. The notice highlights limited quantities and encourages quick purchase.
Let Your Boy Be Well Dressed Connells 1ins Help
Posit that son of yours in the best clothes at minimal cost is the aim Connell methods promise. Boys velvet suits priced at 4.95, knicker pants 2.50, overall combination 3.90, rough neck sweaters 1.19.
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Connell
Hosiery Sale Offers Savings in Department Deals
Today's hosiery department offers many savings for women and children. Read and be convinced. Women's cotton hose 35c. Women's fleeced hose 25c. Children's cotton hose 12 1 2c. Women's cashmere hose three for $1. Women's guaranteed hose four pairs $1.25.
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Read
Womec
Underwear sale listings in old classifieds
Fragmentary ad shows prices on women's vests and union suits, children's underwear, and boys' union suits with discounts. Mentions a general sale tone and precaution language, but readable items emphasize 35c to 85c ranges and 89c for Boys' union suits. No clear dates or places given.
White Sales Bargains Beat All in town
Bargains dominate White Sales with prices slashed across bedding and fabrics. Highlights include 25 bedspreads for 95 cents and 150 bedspreads for 1.15, longeloth at 9 cents and 1.65, cambric at 10 cents a yard, and Madeira nainsook at 2.25, offering unmatched value.
Glove Sale Offers Real Saving Opportunities
Durable wool gloves priced at 480 and 19 cents for mitts await buyers. Dent's two clasp Savoy gloves listed at 1.50, and tong, ani and short kid gloves on sale at 1.07. Local merchants promote flashy “pretty gloves for pretty hands” with varied styles.
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Wayser
Dent
Clearance sale offers big bargains on women's neckwear
This sale lists low prices on women's neckwear and children's mufflers with items such as 25c mufflers, 15c neckwear, 35c neckwear, $3 neckwear for $1, and 360 neckwear for women at 10c plus 65c mesh veiling at 250.
Special Shoe Sale Emphasizes Comfort and Economy
An ad touts Connell's shoes offering comfort and economy with clear price cuts. Men's dress shoes drop from $6 to $2.65, women's dress shoes from $5 to $2, women's kid shoes from $3 to $1, and boys and girls shoes from $2 to $1.25.
Three More Labor Leaders Released on Bond
Leavenworth Kan Jan 21 four labor leaders including E Reddins of Milwaukee W Bert Brown and W J McCain of Kansas City were released from federal prison on bond after a U S district court decision. Bonds of 900000 each were set with authorities seeking appeals pending. Additional details describe bond issues for Fred J Mooney and others as prosecutors and surety limits complicated the release process.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Withiam E. Reddins
Milwaukee
W. Bert Brown
W. J. McCain
Kansas City
United Stat Court of “Appeals
Teddin
Charles N. Deum
Minneapolia
Liberty
Chicago
Will Bernhard
Cincinnati
Jed
Judes Baker
Fred J. Mooney
Duluth
Minn
Miller
Ryan
Shupe
Houlihan
Tommorrow
Unclear OCR Fragment From New York Event
Readable lines describe a chaotic scene with an incident involving a man named Sosa, a worker strike context, and mentions of workers and a person named Tam. Overall details are fragmented and uncertain about date, place, or outcome.
You Are Looking Older Than When I Saw You Last
A vintage style advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health to restore color and gloss to gray hair. It claims quick results, appeals to both men and women, and promotes additional products including Harmina Soap and Hair Health remedies.
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Barony
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