Montana Senate debate over lobbying bill stalls amid protests
Senators protested Linns motion to bar floor lobbying during sessions then referred the matter to the rules committee. Several bills were noted including a proposed statewide vote on ratifying the 20th Amendment on child labor. House bills mostly fell to adverse reports. one on treasurer's report publication advanced with amendments.
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Dili
Economy Push Faces Senate Scrutiny Over State Debt
Senator Paul urged deep cuts to state expenses citing a total indebtedness near 8.66 million dollars and an overdraft around 3.77 million. He warned that reliance on reports from various departments won’t yield savings and called for committees to distill vital facts for action.
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Finance and Claims
Senatean Frinay to Homor JM and BPEL memory rule
Northern Basin rules recently refocus on a memorial event named for JM. The note mentions Senatean Frinay and BPEL tied to the remembrance, highlighting ongoing commemorations and organizational roles in the region.
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Senatean Frinay
Homor JM
BPEL
Fight Continues for Child Labor Clause Despite Setbacks
A statement from the National Child Labor Committee says the recent legislative votes against the clause are not final and expectations remain for reversal by at least six of thirteen states. Ohio Oklahoma Kansas North Dakota South Dakota Massachusetts are cited as potential supporters as opposition fears a socialistic scare prove unfounded. A separate note touts FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND as a safe cough remedy without narcotics, with clear ingredient labeling and nationwide availability.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
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Massachusetts
Montana House Files Faces with Repeal Measures Amid Axed Bills
In Helena on January 28 the house killed several repeal measures after committee defeats while approving third readings for bills including Loble’s repeal of quarterly reports by corporations to the state industrial accident board. Other bills barred sidewalk driving, disrupting public meetings, and speeding on bridges. The body also advanced multiple finance and governance bills and introduced others on highways, taxes, and state obligations.
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Lincoln
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State Highway Commission
Smith
Beaverhead
Gallatin
Peat
Andrus Fox
Walker
Shields
Stoddard
Holt
Rustcorn
Troy
Berestrom
Merritt
Homtman
McAfee
Montana House Debates Bills On Public Safety and Elections
Helena January session reports a series of measures debated in committee of the whole led by Mons of Flathead. Bills concern livestock protection, fire marshal powers over motion picture venues, exits in crowded places, and a July state primary election. Several bills were killed by adverse committee reports, and a rule barring lobbyists from the floor was adopted.
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Hanson
Nelson
Smith
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Keeley
Powell
Insurance Committee
Troy
Hill
McCarty
Besancon
Zeh
Duncan
Missoula
Otone Pushes Wheeler Inquiry With Grand Jury Testimony
Attorney General Stone endorses submitting the Wheeler matter to a District of Columbia grand jury. Testimony names Tom Stout James Baldwin TL V Beaully E M Warvey and others connected to Campbell and Wheeler. Officials discuss where the case should be tried and the implications for justice.
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District of Columbia
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Senator Wheeler
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United States
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Lewistown
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Walsh
Campbel
James H. Baldwin
Butte
TL. V. Beaully
Los Angeles
Cal
Campbell
Montana
E. M. Warvey
Eugene
Ore
Campbell's Corporation
Fiam
Feely
Washington
William Spry
General Land Price
Reed
Demo
Missouri
Ashuret
Arwona
Fenen
Japan to Expand Electorate Under Manhood Suffrage Bill
Tokyo reports that Japan’s home office drafts a manhood suffrage bill to broaden voting. The coalition parties back universal male suffrage, lowering age from 28 to 26 and removing current tax and residency hurdles, expanding eligible voters from about 3 million to roughly 19 million. The measure aims to pass in the next imperial diet session.
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Tokio
Janan
Home Office
Beebeneberen 1 Star medicine touted in Norfolk notice
SICK WOMEN ATTENTION Norfolk Virginia a testimonial style note claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured a woman after illness and hospital treatments. The letter mentions June 1904 and a transformation to health and happiness. it reads like an unsolicited promotional anecdote for the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Sit Avenue
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