Senatorial Bill Cleared Committee of the Whole
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1909
Page
1
No Debate Allowed On Senate Election Bill In Montana
Senator Long condemns Montana’s senatorial election bill as anti democratic charging it crowns a party slate by county majorities while risking a smaller statewide vote. He warns the measure defies the principle that the majority rules and calls for a plan that truly reflects the people's will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Donlan
Senate
Senator Long
Edwards
Long
Montana
United States
Broadwater
Meagher
No Extradition in Case of Rudowicz
Washington Jan 26 Extradition sought by Russia for Christian Rudowicz on murder arson and related charges will not be granted under the treaty's political offense prohibition The decision announced by Secretary of State Root upholds the view that the case rests on a legal offense not political grounds Rudowicz a Russian Social Democratic Labor Party member faced charges for killings in 1906 and later moved to the United States where testimony cited spies as the motive behind the act
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Christian Rudowicz
Root
Russia
United States
Foote
Chicago
Department
Rudowicz
Social Democratic Labor Party
Russian Empire
Revolutionary Party
George Frankhauser Guilty in Great Northern Train Robbery
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena January 26 George Frankhauser partner of McDonald in the 1907 Great Northern train holdup at Rondo Flathead county earned forty thousand dollars will spend life in prison Jury verdict after three hours deliberation found him guilty on two counts robbery of the mails and placing life in jeopardy Judge Hunt lacks discretion under the life sentence federal law Frankhauser shows no emotion and awaits sentencing next Tuesday with no apparent hope for new trial or clemency
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
George Frankhauser
McDonald
Great Northern
Rondo
Flathead County
Hunt
Frankhauser
Minnesota
Drunk French Laborer Sets Fire After Attack on Wife
Noel Legrand a 75 year old French laborer in Great Falls attempted to murder his wife during a drunken frenzy sparked by sour wine He then saturated furniture and walls with kerosene and set their Eighth Avenue South home on fire He was dragged from the flames unconscious and is now held at the city jail The wife escaped and notified neighbors before the blaze was extinguished by chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Noel Legrand
Eighth Avenue South
Central Department
Legrand
Tramp Fatally Struck Stepping In Front Of Train
In Helena on January 26 a man about 40 years old, light hair and blue eyes, stepped from one track as a freight train moved to another in front of a passenger train from Butte. He was severely injured and died at the hospital with no identification found. Depot officers suspect the act may have been deliberate after two days at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Butte
Further Mystery in Woman's Death
Kalispell on January 26 reports added evidence in the death of Mrs. Ann Waugh from strychnine poisoning at her La Salle area home. Rolla D. Waugh, who died two weeks earlier, will be exhumed for post mortem to determine his cause of death. A physician earlier cited natural causes and no doctor attended him. Food analysis is underway to detect possible strychnine presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Ann Waugh
la Salle
Rolla D. Waugh
Waugh
Rainey Bitter in His Arraignment
Rainey attacks Cromwell Cart and others in a speech before the National House during his arraignment hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainey
Rainey urges full inquiry into Panama Canal deal
Illinois representative Rainey charges Cromwell Farnham Taft and others in a sweeping attack over the Panama canal affair. He accuses them of graft risking U.S. treasury losses and claims Obaldia and Lodge figures influenced steamship purchases for the canal project. He calls for congressional investigation and flags press suits and grand jury probes as part of the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Nelson Cromwell
Roger J. Farnham
Charles P. Taft
Panama Republic
Treasury
United States
Rainey
Mllnois
Canal Zone
Congress
Panama Canal
Rainer
Rocks Pen
New York World
Grand Jury
New York
Nine Men Secured In Carmack Case
Nashville Tenn Jan 26 the second venire of 509 talesmen finished without a jury for Col Duncan Cooper John Cooper and John T Sharp charged with slaying former senator KE Carmack Judge Hart drew another venue of 300 names Juror Jackson fined for drunkenness Nine men now in the box with two charges pending Colonel Cooper sat with his two daughters Mrs Lucius Bureh and Mrs Beverly Wilson Robin Cooper moved closer to his sister Mrs Bureh The witness is Mrs Bureh while G W Kibber a talesman was compelled to appear and told the judge to go to the devil Kathleen Tam忙
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Duncan Cooper
Jobnn Cooper
John T. Sharp
KE. W. Carmack
Hart
Jackson
Colonel Cooper
Lucius Bureh
Beverly Wilson
Robin Cooper
Bureh
Indictments in Broad Land Scandal Require Grand Jury Review
A grand jury probes widespread land dealings as indictments emerge across multiple towns and lots. Officials pursue a major inquiry into alleged irregularities in land transactions affecting several communities.
Indictments Reported In Muskogee Town Lot Case
Extreme secrecy marks the Muskogee town lot fraud probe as grand jurors hand up 10 to 70 indictments against government officials. Witnesses from Denville Va testified to widespread forged deeds, naming Gen Pleasant Porter and W H Woodward among others in estate suits. Pagan, assistant attorney general, oversees indictment drawing amid heightened security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagan
United States
Chicago
Pleasant Porter
W. H. Woodward
A. Z English
W. T. Hutchings
Porter
McKinley
Justice Wright Orders Labor Men to Pay Costs
Justice Wright of the district supreme court ordered Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor to pay about 1500 dollars in costs arising from contempt of court proceedings that led to their imprisonment in the District of Columbia jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
District of Columbia
Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
Message from Montana reports Taft voyage to Panama
A wireless message from Charleston reports that at 252 o clock last night the North Carolina and Montana with President elect Taft and his party aboard passed Waltings Island light. Weather aboard is fine and all are well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Suspect in Hancock Case Is Released by Justice
Helena Jen 26. Another suspect in the Hancock murder case, Richard Holt, was freed by order of the justice who had him jailed. Holt testified he was the lover of Mrs. Hancock and will stay at the county jail each night until the coroner's jury finishes its inquiry. The inquest, adjourned due to a mob, will resume tomorrow night with only witnesses, officers and press present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Jen
Hancock
Richard Holt
Governor Grants Lebau A 60 Day Reprieve
Frederick Lebau, sentenced to hang on Feb 15 in Kalispell for the Yokum family murder, receives a 60 day respite from Governor Norris. Lebau and partner were convicted. partner got life, Lebau seeks commutation to life. The governor delayed due to lack of time for full inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Frederick Lebau
Kalispell
Norris
Lebau
Yokum
Indiana dry counties cut fifty eight saloons
Indianapolis Jan 26 Fifty eight saloons were put out of business as a result of local option elections in four counties of Indiana today. Three counties were added to the dry column several days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Florida Not to Blame in Collision Vessel Claim
Agents testifying that the colliding vessel belongs to a line state precautions were taken and no fault attributed to Florida in the collision case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Collision Involving Republic and Fiorida Causes Seafaring Turmoil
Reports from New York detail a Nantucket collision between the White Star liner Republic and the Italian liner Fiorida. Officers state dense fog and miscommunication contributed, with Florida signaling to reverse engines and both vessels suffering damage. Captain Sealby faces investigation while residents cheer as he arrives in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nantucket
White Star
Republic
C. BR. Richards & Co
Thelorida
Florida
American National Livestock Association Opens Twelfth Convention
In Los Angeles the American National Livestock Association began its twelfth annual convention with morning and afternoon sessions. Washington Oregon Utah Idaho and Northern California delegates were delayed by washouts, delaying committee reports except the conservation of natural resources report read by Dwight B. Heard. The report warned of disaster from neglect of natural resources and urged federal control of grazing lands forest preservation and water conservation. Former Senator W A Harris spoke on Our Fare Markets and the convention voted to publish portions of his speech and circulate it through committee channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
American National Livestock Association
United States
Jastro
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Idaho
California
Special Committee On Conservation of Natural Resources
Dwight B. Heard
Arizona
W. A. Harris
Kansas
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Ator
National Forests
United States Senate
House
Everett
Panama Canal Sale
Whitarzt
Nelson Crottwalz
State Department
Pauls
Soler Wine
Train
National House
ment—Lodge
Ser
Cromwell
French Canal Company
Canal Company
Jose Domingo de Obaldia
Panama
Obaldia
Taft
Amador
Arias
Lodge Hroughton
Roosevelt
Tillman
Mr. Rainey
Lodge
Massachusetts
Shawmut and
Tremont
Panama Railroad Company
Canal Commission
South Carolina
Frank
White House
Secret Service
Little Republic
Senator Carmack
Robin J Cc
Carmack
Per
Tanen
Col. Cooper
G. W. Kieber
Kieber
Jules- Men
OPAPP
Muskogee
Tkla
Othe Federal A Cand Jury
Denville
PART
Aptain
Republic Warrows
Revenue Cutte
Rey
Rende
Sealby
Binns
Wi Te Star Line
Liverpool
Board of Trade
Aisicense
M. J. Murphy
Grand Forks
N. D
Eugene Lynch
Boston
Long Island College Hospital
Wideuwake
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