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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1913
Page
6
The house clashed over steering committee authority and rule 13 as members argued about control of pacesetters and future sessions. Proposals from Yellowstone progressives, critiques from Crippen and others, and a party split shaped the tense debate amid procedural votes and committee reports.
A record of legislative motions and committee referrals including resolutions for appointing senators, inspection visits to reform school, and reports of sanitary conditions. Bills address taxation, public works, alcohol sales bans, railroad regulation, mining, education, and state land management with adjournment set for May 2, Saturday.
In a tense session, the Senate debated Duncan’s bill to end enrollment reglations for third class school districts while Carbon advocated including second class districts. The motion to strike failed, leading to a party-line 21 to 5 vote. Committee reports favored passage on several bills including prison warden appointment, impeachment proceedings, Grand Army records, mortgages, and other items.
Partial OCR notes describe stages of pavement work on Main Street with crews laying steam powered equipment and concrete. The report mentions traffic delays, equipment, and nearby residents facing detours while crews advance the project.
A scrambled OCR fragment recounts unclear details about a state, a city, and individuals named Clare and Lindy. The text hints at past events, voting or civic actions, and local figures, but precise facts are missing. The readable pieces suggest a with historical or civic context.
A fragmented OCR page lists numerous bills and topics from a state legislature. Items include tax and bond provisions, educational finance, highway establishment, and safety regulations for street railway travel. Several bill numbers and sponsors are named, with adjournment noted for a date.
The text appears as a garbled historical item mentioning Advent, a meeting involving Foene and Gena selemrlnys, and references to Ephatee en. It hints at religious events around Advent and a meeting at Rimble with unclear details and several unreadable proper nouns.
Special Dispatch reports that Congress considers an agriculture amendment authorizing 350,000 for land surveys tied to state and federal forest reserves. Gov Norris indicated a 2.00 appropriation needed. Senator Myers proposed 35 percent of forest reserve receipts for road construction, with 10 percent to the state.
Garson Nes reports that a woman suffrage measure passed the assembly today amid dissenting votes. The bill moves to the state senate of Mant ar Foxt, and if approved, will go before Nevadans at the next general election.
Denver Western railroad receivers were appointed today by United States District Judge Lewis. Veres named as receivers to manage the Denver Northwestern and Pacific rail line amid ongoing default proceedings.
Topeka Jan 4 a bill prohibiting interracial marriage between Negroes whites and Mongolians was passed by the house yesterday. The measure seeks to ban marriages across races within the state.
Fragmented report depicts London discussions on Turkish peace terms and Allied strategy. Ambassadors and ministers weigh possible Turkish concessions and the influence of the Aegean Islands dispute on a broader settlement amid uncertain diplomacy.
Chitton and Cur present an odd yet fetchingly coordinated outfit praised by Dame Fawhion. The design features a charming frock taupe in tone, trimmed with anita of chinentita and accented by delicate chiffon and fur details.
A long, jumbled report notes livestock commission proceedings and Galen's actions. It references meetings, votes, and named locations, with scattered references to individuals and dates amid fragmented text.
Milwaukee moves forward with construction of a large steel bridge over the Missouri River. The project starts amid traffic detours and temporary closures as crews assemble girders and foundations. The city plans safety measures and phased openings while ordering steel and materials for the bridge structure.
Mrs E H Carr passes away at her Bozeman residence after a period of illness. The service will be conducted by the First Presbyterian church. burial details not fully clear. The deceased leaves a husband and references to family in Detroit and Michigan.
Tearmanm Jan Ered O Jackson, an Inca musician, is added to the college faculty in the music department after a career as a violinist with the National Conservatory of Music in New York and as a performer with the Symphony Orchestra under Ariton Dvorak. He studied with renowned teachers and plans to contribute as an instructor in the musical field.
In a meeting of the Great Falls Commercial Club this afternoon the group reiterated support for the creation of an educational district as urged by the state. The plan includes raising funds to cover campaign expenses and extending transportation links with a proposed passenger train from Great Falls to Helena via Butte and Craft Falls, plus through service to other cities.
County commissioners vote to endorse a highway bill drafted by a bipartisan committee named by Governor Norris. Officers elected include President Day Hagel, first vice president Jim Patternet, second vice president Arne Sorenson, and Secretary J B Fuentes, with a Mason district designation.
A proposed national park plan aims to include parts of the Kootenai Forest in Lincoln County Montana. The effort seeks legislative action to designate the area around Granite Peak Blackwell Glacier Petl Hiowk and nearby lakes within the national park boundaries. Wildlife such as mountain goats roam the high country as the project moves toward state and federal review.
A rancher was acquitted after a trial in Hatelen involving charges tied to a plot and witnesses. The jury accepted the defense while discrediting an employee’s account, with the case centering on allegations linked to a local carbon suits matter and political context at a regional courthouse.
Whitehall area notes report a regional ranchers meeting near Whitehall settled by mutual agreement on an annual dues fund, with about 11 members attending at the Pace Curve office. Discussions covered Whitehall water rights, road work, and a proposed fence project.
In Dillon the trial concerns the Silt project with parties including Norvis and Carl M. Rood. The case centers on work performed on a state normal project, with claims of payments and contract terms disputed after a two day hold.
Lewistown report notes a company intends to misrepresent its petald store and create a fake structure to justify expansion this year. Business Tin’s capital stock rose from 100 to 230066 dollars with Lewistown figures and local names tied to the deal. Foul pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons in court. Arthur Johnson, jailed previously, was recaptured by the county jail after a neutral order. A Montana tribe silver law violation may lead to another trial, with Johnson likely to remain free.
In New York Wisorn plans a quiet weekend with Mrs Wisorn to rest from arsearl duties. He said he would be accessible to reporters only today and would withhold information on his whereabouts to avoid public political burdens.
Paris dispatch reports premier Achanda Briand suffered an alleged swoon during a parliamentary session. Medical staff responded quickly and he recovered, with witnesses noting a brief collapse and immediate aid.
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