Myers sets forth opposition to Lorimer vote in Senate debate
Washington July 1 Senator Henry L Myers of Montana announced his intention to vote against Lorimer and gave reasons. He argued the Senate must consider all evidence and not be bound by criminal procedures, resisting public opinion as a record in this case. He condemned partisan motives in legislative votes and urged a broad, conscientious judgment on the contested senatorial seat. The discussion touched on newly discovered evidence and the proper standards for removing a seated senator.
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Why Rural School Is So Often Empty
Chicago July The United school house is described as unattractive and a major barrier to progress. A report before the National Council of Education notes more than 12 000 rural pupils fail to reach high standards while one third are unprepared for their grades. The council plans to study rural school conditions during the convention.
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Notification of Wilson nomination and Baltimore convention scenes
The report covers Gov. Wilson’s acceptance speech plans at the Baltimore convention, his tariff emphasis as the campaign heartbeat, and party managers and California delegates rallying to his cause. It notes contributions from supporters in Illinois, Indiana, and Iowa, plus remarks on the campaign fund.
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House Poised to Pass Patent Home Stead Relief Bill
Special Dispatch reports Senator Borah met with Representatives Taylor Mondell Rick and Mann regarding a senate passed bill on government irrigation and homesteads. The measure would extend land patent relief from 16 to 5 years, address foreclosure clauses, and aim for House approval next week after conference changes.
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Rebels' New Plan Of Campaign In Juarez
Rebels announce a fresh campaign against the federal government. They aim to seize Goayning and other key seaports, invade Sunera by the coast, and move toward Mexico City to join Emiliano Zapata in the south. They plan to obtain ammunition from foreign countries by buying arms through informal channels, while denying any official foreign government support.
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General Huerta to Enter Chihuahua City Tonight
General Huerta's forces approach Chihuahua as government troops near the city. Rebels under Campos and Arquemeda face denial of retaking Parral and Santa Rosia. A train collision injures soldiers. a funeral procession loses horses to soldiers during pursuit.
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Mother and daughter found dead in apartment murder suicide
Washington residents Mary Wehrkamp and her daughter Wuthering Wehrkamp were found dead from gas asphyxiation in their city apartment. The coroner ruled the daughter's actions caused the deaths, with speculation she turned on the gas while her mother slept and then died by her own hand. A letter addressed to “Dear Aunt” bore marks linking to the Konbe company and a treasurer named Wie Knabe.
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Treasurer admits twenty year shortage in Yuha County funds
Maryeville Cal July 6 George W Pine county treasurer and tax collector confessed a long running shortage of 8900 in county funds saying he tried to cover the loss to buy time while correcting clerical errors. Bail fixed at 15000.
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Elks Pick Garden City for Next Year Parade Crown
The Montana Elks convention in Missoula selected Garden City as host for next year. The parade at 1 o'clock today crowned two days of festivities, featuring the Montana Elks band, Great Falls drum corps, and delegations from Anaconda, Great Falls, Bozeman, Havre, Helena, and Missoula. Prizes were awarded for decorated automobiles and marching units, with the Young Cup won by the Great Falls drum corps.
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Crow Reservation Inquiry Prompts Interior Regulation
A Senate measure directs the Interior Department to hand over records on Crow reservation abuses and tasks the attorney general to probe possible violations. Senator Townsend cites past accusations of land loss and unlawful actions, urging an official investigation. Gray and others push for a congressional inquiry and department scrutiny before proceeding.
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Woman Takes Poison Then Calls Friend in Despair
Special Dispatch reports Mrs. Thomas Williams, wife of a partner, committed suicide by taking a large dose of poison. After swallowing the poison she telephoned a friend nearby to tell what she had done. A physician arrived but could not save her. She had been despondent about her health and was on her way to Pall Is.
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Parole Revoked for Montana Robbery Convicts
Two youths, Irwin Frankal and Tom Simpson, previously imprisoned in Montana for robbery, had their paroles withdrawn by Judge J. D. Hite. The decision cites their ages and the need to return to prison for remaining penalties.
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Woman Drowns After Fall Into Cheney Well
In Cheney Washington on July 6 Eva Walker fell into a deep well while drawing water and drowned three feet from the surface. The incident occurred at her residence and authorities are investigating the accidental death.
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United States Leads As Sweden Opens Olympic Games
The opening ceremony of the fifth Olympic Games in Stockholm shines with 30,000 attendees from many nations. Sweden, Crown Prince Gustaf, and athletes from Denmark and the United States feature prominently in a pageantry of national pride, sportsmanship, and preparations for the events ahead. Ralph Rose, McGrath, and Simon Ost lead the U S team in the parade.
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