Woman suffrage passes House in distant session report
The House approves woman suffrage amid committee mix and motions, with debate on new counties for Wibaux and Philips, a minority report rejected, and a series of bills on taxation, education, and road construction considered or referred to committees. Several measures address utilities, taxation, and university governance.
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Minor
Mumy
Selway
St Noel
Albridge
Burlingame
Byrnes
Cato
Darroch
George
Grande
O'Shea
Stout
Taylor
Whiteside
Duncan
Wibaux County
Dawson
Custer
B. No
Philips Couns Ty
Blaine and
Valley
Leighton
George Ann Orsnen
Senator Leighton
Tedorge
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Committee On Agriculture
House proceedings reveal labor and transport policy debates
The house discussed woman suffrage progress while rail labor factions urged maintaining current injury and compensation rules. Rural iron workers pressed to raise the 16 year age limit, and committee moves on advertising bans and free list cuts drew friction. Crippen proposed payroll or travel funds for railroad officials. King spoke on the commission.
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Jegislature
Kirschwing
Senate
Joint Rules Committee
Higgins
Ahin
Crippen
Allroad Commission
King
Trail association to form for interstate highway plan
Miles City Montana reports the first Interstate Aberdeen to Yellowstone Trail Association meeting set for February 17. Delegates from Minnesota the Dakotas and Montana will join in planning a transstate highway via Aberdeen to Yellowstone National Park. VP J E Prindle of Ismay presides and safety talks highlight the gathering as a business meeting of local leaders. The Miles City chamber will host with about 20 members expected. The club seeks broader support if the effort succeeds.
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Miles City
Twin Citys
Averdeen
Yellowstone Park Trail Association
Minneso
Dakotas
Montana
Twin Cities
Yellowstone National Park
Aberdeen
Northwest
America First
J. E Prindle
Ismay, Mont
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chamber of Commerce
M.P. Resbe
Ipswich
HM Barnard
John 'C Tonny
Hettinger
John J. Cooley
BL. Paul
Livingston Railway Club Hears Officials Address Meeting
About 150 railroad men attended at the Maxonic temple in Livingston to hear General Superintendent J. M. Rapelje Assistant Claim Agent J. B. Taylor of St Paul and Superintendent W. Johnston. Roadmaster M. Taylor presided and described clubroom plans including a 25 by 125 foot hall. Johnston said the club unites railroad workers from shops, trains, offices and yards to discuss their work.
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Rapelje
Livingston
St Pail
State's Retail Merchants Gather at Helena
The Retail Merchants Association of Montana plans a three day session in Helena starting January 2. President Fred Sanden and officers aim to convert the meeting into a delegate convention with invitations extended to all merchants. Railroads offer a one third fare reduction, boosting attendance prospects across the business community.
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Retail Merchants Association of
Montana
Fred
Sanden
Commission Appointed to Settle County Debts
Helena Jan 28 Governor Stewart named a commission to settle the debts and credits of three counties created by the birth of Big Horn county. Mitchell of Hardin will represent Big Horn, Thomas Arthur of Billings Yellowstone, and F Squire of Forsyth Rosebud.
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Helena
Stewart
Big Horn County
le. Mitchell
Hardin
Big Horn
Thomas Arthur
Bilelings
Yellowstone
F. Squire
Forsyth
Rosebud
Livingston Debates On State School Consolidation Plan
Livingston committee members plan a public debate with a Bozeman representative opposing consolidation and a Missoula speaker supporting it. After discussion, club members will vote on endorsing the movement. Local events note wheat trophy shipment to Clyde Park and Sunday mail distribution restored at the post office. Legislative bills summarized include boilerplate for industrial insurance, pot department governance, real estate redemption, and water rights.
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Livingston
Lewis Terwilliger
A.W. Milew
A.” P. Stark
Livingston Commercial Club
Bozeman
Missoula
Clyde Park
Charles R. Bridgman
Mains
Cutts
Industrial Insurance Commission
Kirschwing
Pot
Tighe
Fishbaugh
McClung
Lovelace
Swamp Root Endorsed By Walter Shirver For Kidney Relief
Walter Shirver of Hope Arkansas testifies that Kilmer's Swamp Root cured his kidney disease after years of bedridden illness. He notes doctors offered no help and credits the remedy with restoring his health and ability to work. Signed and sworn March 1912 by Notary AW Ware.
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Kilmer
Tam
Walter Shirver
Hope
Ark
Kilmer Kidney Aid Ad Promotes Swamp Root Sample
An Anaconda Daily Standard advertisement claims Swamp Root will prove its value for kidneys. It urges sending for a sample bottle to persuade readers and promises a booklet on kidney health, noting regular size bottles sold at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Anaconda Daily Standard
Lau Drag
Farm name registration act discussed in Cookingham filing
The document outlines certain classes of contracts of immunity between persons firms or corporations and notes provisions in Cookingham 1 B No 40 regarding recording and registering farm names.
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Cookingham
Eviction slated for outskirts as Paris forts to be razed
Paris faces eviction of about 1200 residents due to the sale and razing of old fortifications built in 1810. The firing zone now encircling the city would become public parks, with thousands of ramshackle homes to be removed but funds totaling around 3 million dollars already spent on the fortifications.
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Paris
Jan. S
Souneil
Zimile Wi
Realistic Fire Drama At Brennan Hotel Rescue Scene
Fire at a paint shop in Los Angeles caused about 100000 dollars' damage. A five story Brennan hotel nearby housed occupants who escaped in time as dramatic rescues drew cheers from thousands. A police lieutenant arrived as a film actor carried an unconscious girl from the second floor, then refused to surrender the rescued woman to him.
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Los Angeles
Brennan
Milwaukee Directorate Changes in Railroad Leadership
New York January 2 W Williams was elected vice president director and member of the executive committee of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad. Formerly president of the Puget Sound division he will oversee the companys finances in succession to the late Roswell Muller. Other changes include E D Sewall named vice president assistant to the president with Chicago headquarters and D Le Bush elected a...
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New York
W. Williams
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Maui
Puget Sound
M. Wiliams
Roswell Muller
E. D. Sewall
Chicago
D. le. Bush
California Safe Cracking Case Shocks San Francisco
In San Francisco the state cracked a safe at the Continental Building and Loan Association office uncovering books and papers but no cash or ledgers. The inner vault door was forced by an expert hired by state official George Walker, despite a challenge from attorney Gavin McNab. The dispute centers on who controls the association as depositors are to be paid, with the solvent status recently affirmed by a United States court.
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San Francisco
of California
Continental Building and Loan Association
George 8. Walker
State Building and Loan
Gavin McNab
Association
Ker
Tennessee Elects One But Idaho Again Fails
Tennessee and Idaho partisan contests show a stalled Senate selection. In Idaho Rotse and others volleyed votes while Chief Justice Rushie exited and James H. Brady dropped from 39 to 31. Tennessee elected Chief Justice John K. Shields to the Senate. Delaware and New Hampshire failed to agree on a senator amid ongoing deadlock.
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Idaho
Rotse
United States
James P. Rushie
James H. Brady
Brady
John T.morrison
Senate
James H. Hawley
Interior
Wilson
Shville
Tenn
John K. Shields
State Supreme Court
Mazon
Sase the Shields
Dover
Del
Delaware
Danderine Hair Product Promises Gloss and Growth
An old advertisement touts Danderine for dandruff removal and rapid hair regrowth. It claims dramatic results within minutes and weeks, promising shiny, full hair with minimal effort and appealing to readers with assurances of soft, healthy feel.
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