Montana Senate Bills Record of Introductions and Actions
Regular reports to district judge show ing condition of patients. Notices cover numerous bills in Ravalli and other counties, including appropriations for state university, railroad commissions, notary filings, and labor safety. Senate actions include bills killed, passed on third reading, and new introductions across education, notary, mining, and public morals topics.
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Groff
Ravalli
Clayberg
Burke
Hall
Werner
Byrnes
Largey
Thompson
Allen
Connelly
Smith
Woody
State University
Kilgallon
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Committee On
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Gray
Coit
United States
Ator
Montana
House
Senate
Committee On Public Morals
Tooley
Meyer
Conlan
Mever
Sanders
Kessler
McCone
City and County Treasurers Approve Cooperative Associations
The two houses held brief sessions and adjourned until Monday afternoon. Members voted unanimously No 11 and 21 to 1 in favor of measure related to money in hands of city and county treasurers and to cooperative associations.
Helena Committee Delays Poolroom Bills Merge Intent
The house committee on affairs of cities met to consider King's two poolroom and long race meeting bills. Members favored combining them into one bill and sought merchant testimony from Butte. No action beyond requesting Monday further time before reporting.
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The
Standard
Helena
House Committee On Affairs of Cities
King
Butte
Two Battling Contests in Butte Basketball Next Week
At a meeting of the Butte basketball league directors the schedule shows a double header next Thursday. The high school team meets the Five W's in a likely fastest game this season, with neither side beaten. The other game pairs the School of Mines against the faculty.
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Butte Basketball League
School of Mines
Dorando Beats Corey in Marathon Thriller at Dexter Pavilion
Dorando the Italian runner defeated Albert Corey in Chicago at the 26 mile 385 yard marathon. Time 2 hours 56 minutes 25 seconds with a seven mile margin as Corey suffered shoe trouble and limped through the latter stages. The event drew a vast crowd and showcased Dorando’s speed and stamina.
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Chicago
Dorando
Albert Corey
Dexter Pavilion
Corey
Boxing and Wrestling Tournament to Decide City Title
Bozeman prepares for a boxing and wrestling tournament to crown the city champion. Athletic director John McIntosh of the college oversees arrangements and will announce a date soon. The event will feature competitors from both city and college, marking Bozeman’s first such tournament.
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Bozeman
John MclIntosh
McIntosh
Weather Cancels Missoula Butte Hockey Game
Telegram from Alfred Lundstrom of the Missoula leader to Manager Berry states weather is unfavorable and the return contest between Missoula and Butte is canceled for tomorrow. If the cold snap continues, the game will be played in Missoula a week from tomorrow.
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Berry
Butte
Alfred Lundstrom
Missoula
German Oak Defies the Terrible Turk in Challenge
Yussiff Mahmout the giant Turk who has defeated top American wrestlers received a $350 offer from Joe Humphreys for a 30 minute handicap match against Ernest Siegfried the German Oak in New York. Mahmout’s manager Antoine Pilerre rejected the handicap plan and offered a $1,000 bet that Mahmout could beat Siegfried in a catch-us catch-can contest best two falls in three.
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Chicago
Yussiff Mahmout
Joe Humphreys
New York
Ernest Siegfried
Gotham
Turk
Siegfried
Antoine Pilerre
Mahmout
Frank Defeats Haley in Two Falls at Portland Meet
In Portland on January 22 Edgar Frank of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club defeated Johnny Haley of the Illinois Athletic Club in two straight falls. The first fall lasted 11 minutes 30 seconds and the second 17 minutes 14 seconds. Haley weighed 137 pounds, Frank 124 pounds.
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Portland
Edgar Frank
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club
Johnny Haley
Illinois Athletic Club of Chicago
Haley
Frank
Joseph Leiter Undergoes Appendectomy in Chicago
Joseph Leiter a prominent New York and Chicago social and business figure underwent surgery for appendicitis in Chicago. The operation was successful and his recovery is predicted.
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Chicago
Joseph Leiter
New York
Marshall night rider trial identifies Fehringer as band member
Union City Tennessee January 22 Colonel R Taylor survivor of the tragedy testifies Frank Fehringer was part of the band that killed Captain Rankin Fehringer previously served as star witness for the state in other trials.
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Union City
Tenn
Marshall
Col. R. Taylor
Frank Fehringer
Rankin
Pfehringer
Builders of Butte in Annual Session
Builders of Butte discuss labor tensions and rising wages at the anniversary meeting in Butte. M D O Connell is reelected president as J W Shackelton urges firmer organization to secure timely construction amid union delays. Officers named include O Connell Shackelton Bell Lech and a board of directors.
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Builders OF
Butte
Pennsylvania Block
Butte Builders’ Exchange
M. D. O'Connell
J. W. Shackelton
Shackelton
O'Connell
J. A. Bell
G. M.smith
Andrew Lech
George Wilson
Joseph Silver
J. CC. Maebus
Bryant Kenney Wedding at the Original Mine Cabin
Thomas Bryant and Miss A. M. Kenney united in marriage at the Cabin at the original mine in Butte. The ceremony followed by a reception featured American Beauty roses and was conducted by Rev. A. P. Morrison. The couple will reside at the original mine after February 1 and were joined by family and friends including Mrs. R. Bryant and Mrs. E. J. Priske.
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Thomas Bryant
A. M. Kenney
A. P. Morrison
Mountain View Church
Bryant
Clark Mines
Butte
Iowa
R. Bryant
E. J. Priske
D. J. Evans
F.T. Ford
B. EF. Calkins
George Wortman
George Sutliffe
Lou Frank
Walt Allen
J. Branscomb
W. T. Jackson
W. T. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Bryant
Mrs Martha Ann Bluett Dies At 49 In Spokane Arrival
Mrs Martha Ann Bluett aged 49 died last night at her son Frank Bluett’s home 6502 West Park Street from appendicitis. She had come here four months ago from Spokane to live with her son. Funeral arrangements await word from other relatives.
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Martha Ann Bluett
Frank Bluett
West Park Street
Spokane
Community thanks for sympathy after James A Rickard death
The family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy during illness death and burial of husband and father James A Rickard. They especially thank those who sent flowers from Mrs James A Rickard and Family.
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James A. Rickard
Funeral for Patrick McDyer set at St Mary's Church
Patrick McDyer aged 33 died yesterday. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 10:50 in the morning from Dux gun's undertaking rooms to St Mary's Church.
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Patrick McDyer
Duxgun
St. Mary's Church
Butte Briefs List Visiting Notables From Across Montana
A roundup from Butte shows Helena visitors L M Hughes and John Edgerton at the Finlen and Thornton hotels, along with Wickes resident P A Bell and other out of town guests. Among attendees are Dillon figures Frank Conley and E W Slack, Missoula attorney Elmer Hershey, Fort Benton Jere Sullivan, and Deer Lodge representative Harold Mitchell, all seen in Butte venues as legislative sessions progress.
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Kellogg
Helena
Butte
P. A. Bell
Wickes
Joseph A. Edger
Kalispell
The
Finlen
W. Tinsley
Lewistown
William Sleeman
Jefferson Island
R. M. Gilbert
B. G. Iliff
Dillon
M. Tracy
Warm Springs
Tilda Sherman
Byron Bradley
Kendall
L. K. Adams
J. B. McLean
Frank Conley
Deer Lodge
Otto H. Howe
Elmer E. Hershey
Missoula
Fred Whiteside
Thornton
FE. M. Reynolds
Gallatin County
Bozeman
David Jones
Melrose
J. Collins West
B. G. Story
John L. Whiting
W. Watkins
Billings
Jere Sullivan
Fort Benton
Montana
Harold G. Mitchell
H. J. Wilson
E. W. Slack
Ed Cardwell
Jefferson County
J. M. Scanland
Third House
Gaelic league condemns West Britons in Butte meeting
At a special Butte Gaelic league gathering last night the group unanimously condemned Rev. Dr. Delaney and supporters of West Britain. They urged Gaelic as Ireland’s national language in schools, called a national university with Gaelic priority essential, and praised bodies withholding support until Irish Ireland demands are met.
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Butte
Gaelic League
West Hritons
Dr. Delaney
Ireland
Senate
Berlin
Paris
Oxford
Dublin
The
National University
James P. Moriarity
Through Trains Run With Fresh Crews Called
Reports indicate Northern Pacific passenger service returning with fresh crews after midnight notices went to yard workers. City dispatchers warn no false alarm this time as trains are prepared to move over the hill.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Funeral for George Laz arevich at L O G T ball
The funeral for the late George Laz arevich will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at the L O G T ball on West Broadway.
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George Lazarevich
L O. G. T. Ball
West Broadway
Biggest raid yet nets 18 alleged gamblers in Butte
Sheriff O'Rourke led officers in three saloons arresting 18 men between 8 PM and midnight. At Fisher & Sires and Ayotte & Davids in Butte several suspects faced jail after quick doors being forced. Principal figures include George Fisher Lou Gosselan Richard Daly and Dennis Hamiet with under sheriff Mike Murray leading the arrests.
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O'Rourke
Silver Bow
Fisher & Sires
Curtis & Douglas
West Broadway
George Fisher
Lou Gosselan
A. Jones
K. Thomson
Jacob Moore
Frank Walker
West Park Street
Richard Daly
John Balder
Bert Hogan
M. S. Fifer
William Doyle
Tom Gilmore
Henry Rankin
A. C. Smith
Ayotte & David's
Wyoming
Park Streets
Dennis Hamiet
Herman Kellar
J. Guay
A. Burnett
A. Beliva
Walker's
Mike Murray
Fast Park Street
Park and Broadway
East Park Street
Mulcahy
Hugo
Friel
McCarthy
Radical Cochran speech on race and Japan in U S House
In Washington on January 22, Bourke Cochran of New York warned that two races on the Pacific coast cannot live in equality without acceptance of superiority by one side. He speculated on anti Japanese violence and possible reprisals by Japan if Americans retaliated. Others opposing the amendment included Richardson Harrison Bates Hughes and Foss. the amendment failed 80 to 140.
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Washington
Cochran
New York
West
Pacific Coast
Hayspen
Tokio
Japan
Messrs
Richardson
Alabama
Harrison
Bates
Pennsylvania
Hughes
Foss
Illinois
Finley
Bartholdi
Tawney
House Committee On Appropriations
United States
mid-Pacific
Pacific
Congress
Stevens Glee Club Concert Delights Butte Audience
The Stevens Glee club presented a concert at the Broadway theater last night before a large and select audience. Local talent joined the group with selections of high classical merit, placing the program among the country’s best.
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Stevens Glee Club
Butte
Broadway Theater
Broadwater Wins Debate In Townsend Meet
Broadwater county high school defeated Park county high school in a Townsend debate on the navy question. Edna Kay led Broadwater with strong speaking, while Park county's Vincent Evans Ruth Mercier and Mina Eiker represented their school. The judges favored the affirmative 2 to 1 and Broadwater advances to a district championship at Kalispell or Helena.
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Standard
Townsend
Park County High School
Broadwater County High School
Broadwater
Kalispell
Helena
Park County
Vincent Evans
Ruth Mercier
Mina Eiker
Edna Kay
Chloe Denney
Vanya Wright
United Mine Workers Back Gompers in Contempt Case Fight
In Indianapolis a message from the United Mine Workers urged President Gompers to stay in the game as AFL officials fight the Buck Stove and Range contempt case appeal before the DC Court of Appeals. A proposed fund would aid John Mitchell’s defense against a Washington jail sentence. Tellers say ballots from December election will be reported next week with Lewis expected to win by about 30 000 votes over Illinois rival John Walker by roughly 12 000.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Buck Stove and Range Company
District of Columbia Court of
John Mitchell
Meyers
Morrison
Lewis
John Walker
Illinois
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