Haskin Describes Law Factory Work
The article reviews Frederic J. Haskin's The American Government describing Congress as a law factory. It highlights three chapters on the senate house and inter-chamber relations, with praise from Champ Clark and others who endorse the work. Readers are urged to pay four coupons for access.
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Great American Law Factory
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Champ Clark
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Vice President Penhall Denies Report Of Birth Origin
Joseph Penhall, vice president of the miners union, demands a denial of a canvass report claiming he is a North of England Irishman born abroad. He states he was born in St Austell Cornwall in 1969 and left at 18, having traveled in various mining districts since. The Gaelic League meeting is noted for Hibernia Hall Friday evening with Gaelic figures visiting from California and British Columbia.
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Rebels Abandon Chimuaru a City Plan Shifts To Coordinated Attacks
Rebel council adopts new strategy with flying columns targeting rail lines around Chittuahen and Lachimba as federal forces advance from Durango. Detachments aim to sever bridges and slow the train network, claiming minor recent losses in battle.
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Federal forces press rebel retreat near Chihuahua
At General Huerta's headquarters in Bochtinha Mexico on July 4 federal artillery fired at dawn but found no response from hills north of Hachinibs. Cavalry scouted the area while rebels had withdrawn after destroying the railroad north of the canyon. Federal victory daybreak confirmed, reinforcements moving from Sinaioa and Pache to help check the invasion of Sonora. six six cannons and sixteen machine guns supported the pursuit.
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Bochtinha
Mexico
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Mexican rebels mined outskirts ahead of federals advance
Reports from Paso describe hundreds of Aquamite mines buried under streets and houses in Chihuahua to deter the federals. Americans and foreigners plan to stay indoors until General Huerta arrives. The border patrol across the international line is on alert as rebels move toward Casas Grandes and Sonora, amid tensions after a rebel victory at Rachimba. American William Adams was killed at Colonia Diaz near Juarez while attending his wife’s funeral, prompting a telegram from Mormon colony agent O. T. Brown to Senator Smart seeking protection guarantees.
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Washington
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Trains Delayed by Floods Across Miles City to Forsyth
Floodwaters stranded service with tracks washed out between Miles City and Forsyth. Eastbound trains delayed. crews assemble to repair as conditions worsen. Train No. 17 arrived late. No. 15 reached Butte after prolonged wait. Northern Pacific crews rerouted via Helena.
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Rail washouts strand transcontinental trains in midwest
A Weston station report describes Eastbound trains lacking schedules after washouts sever tracks between Silesia and Joliet. The damage blocks lines east of Bilinga, delaying service through Sunday night. Extra traffic causes local disruptions and a wagon wreck during the incident.
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South Dakota
Pearly Myers
Officers of ELKS Grand Lodge Meet in Uncertain Arrival
Distinctive Elks in disguise join the reception for the Grand Lodge officers at UP amid uncertain arrival times. The event featured light refreshments and bouquets for the ladies while a long list of officials and committees from cities including New Orleans Jamestown Superior Streator and Minneapolis gathered to reflect on plans and duties.
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Loval
John Sullivan
New Orleans
Jerome BG. Fisher
Jamestown
N. Yo
Phat ¢. Robinson
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Binar
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Rand
Superior
Wie
Edward Uigister
Grind Forum
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Kfunstes
Waterton
Ty Shiat
Ember Credentals Comittee
Mer
Walter Goldman
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New Gries
Mix Ivan Scholl
Newerleans
J. C. Paing
Grant
Dubus
Iowa
Sprulding
Minneapolis
Ic Ottenheimer
Chicago
Id. Lawler
Niagapa Falls
Arthur Vinlen
Fourth of 1912 Safe and Sane Fourth Celebrations Clash
Report from Lewistown and nearby towns describes a contentious Fourth of July in 1912 with parades, speeches by Judge W. H. Safford, and mixed reactions to patriotic displays. Fireworks caused concern and some officials urged restraint while others supported robust celebrations. Ships, stores, and residences were decorated as communities held quiet or large observances with no reported casualties.
Taft Presidential Visit Sparks Fourth of July Celebration
President Taft arrives in Washington for Independence Day events while Mrs Taft and guests greet him with smiles. A parade forms with cheers as civic groups and officials line the streets, and security vessels move in support.
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EN ROUTE 10 ELAS CONVENTION MOURNED IN PORTLAND TRIP
A garbled report recalls the death of a local figure on a train near Butte and notes funeral arrangements. It mentions Mrs. Filquethiek Jett and Le Port sans, with lingering references to state clubs and prominent society roles.
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Folsom Prison Celebrates Independence Day With Parade
Convicts at Folsom Penitentiary join in Tule Pendence Day festivities featuring a vaudeville act, a boxing match, and a large dinner with ice cream cake and sweets. Warden James A. Johnston oversaw the celebration with prison talent.
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Vole Penitentiary
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Bate
Unable to Settle Teamsters' Strike
The Teamsters face an unlikely chance of agreement as the standards committee fails to resolve major issues. Aimed at addressing pay increases and work conditions, the talks stall with no clear path to settlement before an impending rupture.
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Sherman Schoolhouse Damaged by Celebrators
A garbled report details that the Sherman schoolhouse suffered damage from celebrants including broken windows and debris on the grounds. The narrative mentions specific figures and locations such as Evan Herbert and Sibley Rind, with references to the Morning and local sites.
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Pawaes
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Lemingseos Woman Memorializes Mrs Clarinda Page
Mrs Clarinda Page, aged, native of Michigan and longtime Butte resident, died recently after a stomach cancer illness. A sister from Chicago planned to attend the funeral in Butte, with services held at a local hospital.
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Tocaio
Fane
Michigan
Menta
Butte
Chicago
Nother Engineers vote on wage scale and contract
Nother engineers prepare for a three year agreement vote on a wage scale at Miner's hall on Saturday. The meeting opens at 11:30 am and runs until 3:30 pm. President PSR DpE SN and Secretary John Gilbert urge members to attend for prompt results.
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