Elks Decide to Maintain Initiation Fee Law
Portland July 10 The grand Judge of Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks voted to keep the statute allowing subordinate lodges to exact any transfer initiation fee difference. The decision followed a debate over abolishing the goat symbol in ceremonies and a push from big city lodges. Other topics included plans for rebuilding the national home and a grand lodge salmon barbecue for thousands. News of Seattle San Francisco rivalries and wide turnout at events dominated the day.
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Beautiful Canvas Placed in Capitol
Helena July 10 The cowboy artist C M Russell's canvas for the house chamber in the capitol wings arrived and was placed near the speaker's stand The 12 by 25 foot painting portrays the 1803 meeting of Lewis and Clark with Flathead Indians at Ross Hole Ravalli county Russell spent two months at Ross Hole gathering nearly 30 figures to populate the scene and convey life and action for which he is renowned
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C. M. Russell
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Ravalli County
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Ross Hole
Glacial Park Fund Increase Approved by Senate
Washington July 10 The amendment to the sundry appropriation bill recommended by the senate appropriation committee increases the appropriation for the improvement of Glacier National Park from to 100,800 dollars, raising the hundred thousand fund for Glacier Park.
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Trial of Darrow Opens New Phase
A new phase begins in the Darrow trial as Arminan is brought forward in what observers term a decidedly unpleasant etuation.
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Harriman Denies Ties to Times Building Bombing
In the bribery trial of Clarence Darrow, Harriman faces questions about possible involvement in the Los Angeles Times bombing. The district attorney suggests Harriman’s ties to the dynamiters, while Harriman defends his socialist actions and decries radical elements. The day featured Deputy Sheriff Aguirre’s retirement under fire amid courtroom turmoil.
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Frank B. Merriam
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Merriam
State Socialist Party
Hareriman
Vote on Lorimer May Be Reached Today
Washington July 10 The Lorimer case moves toward a vote as speeches wind down with Senator Johnston first to speak He condemned Lorim ers critics as un Christian and un American Colonel Roosevelts stance at the Hamilton club dinner in Chicago is noted Senator Jones says witnesses against Lorimer changed his view amid public clamor and press influence Willian Allen Smith of Michigan voices irritation at covert press pressure in the debate
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Johnston
Roosevelt
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Jones
Willian Allen Smith
Michigan
Eagles Gather for Big Celebration in Hamilton
July 10 reports a Fraternal Order of Eagles convention advance wave arriving in Hamilton with visitors from Hutte Helena and Missoula registering at the chamber of commerce. Local Eagles and merchants prepared gala decorations, banners, and bunting as the city readies for peak crowds and a three day celebration following a postponed Fourth of July event.
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Big Day for Eagles Card Tomorrow in Missoula
Hamilton July 10 Eagles plan a full Missoula day with a band concert convention, parade, receptions, and multiple contests. Prizes include 10 and 5 dollar awards, a $500 prize drive, and events such as tug of war, pillow fight, water fight, and a saddle pony race, all culminating in a Union league ball game.
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Rumors of End to Italian Turkish War Surface
Constantinople reports a good prospect of peace with Italy amid hints that the Turkish government may be negotiating in Vienna. The departure of the state council president last Saturday is linked to peace talks, while Berlin and other capitals note rumors of Turkey's potential concessions as Mahmoud Shettket Pasha resigns. Tripoli Tealy renounces Benghazi.
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Fairchild Elected Leader of Teachers Union
The National Education Association elected B T Fairchild of Topeka as president after a heated contest with New York members accusing Chicago teachers of behind the curtain tactics Miss Strachan and Miss Haley led charges against Chicago candidates and a later motion to substitute failed Fairchild won and the convention endorsed woman suffrage and broad educational reforms including rural education and public health efforts
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Mathilda Comin Ford
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Margaret Haley
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Little hope of break in terrific heat wave
Washington dispatch notes scant relief as brief showers barely kiss burned fields and hot pavements while reports from the Weather Bureau show continued rising temperatures. The piece cites rising city death rates, widespread suffering, and stressed farms amid the nationwide heat spell.
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Orozco Arrives at Juarez in Caboose Amid War Moves
Juares Mexico July 10 General Orozco arrives quietly at the rebel capital in a caboose to take charge of movements in the Mexican Northwest He states strong belief in revolution’s triumph and hints at resignation of Madero The report notes rail sabotage from Chihuahua to Juarez and rebel activity near Madero Corral Laguna and Casas Grandes with federal forces advancing and amnesty offered by Huerta to lay down arms Max Weber German consul reports a theft of a typewriter but no money loss.
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Central girl commits suicide after harsh rebuke
Vancouver report says Maud Harris, a telephone employee, killed herself after an irate subscriber berated her for a wrong number. She cried at home, shut herself in a bathroom, turned on gas, and was found dead with a farewell letter expressing she was tired of living.
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Mise ‘Maud Harris
Judge's habits under fire in courtroom reflections
Poonan testifies that if saw uproar in quarrel during court proceedings, the judge's conduct came under scrutiny as the case unfolded. The testimony underscores concerns about courtroom decorum and impartiality during the hearing.
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Judge Hanford Seen Sleep on Bench Amid Alcohol Concerns
Testimony describes Judge Hanford dozing on the bench after drinking, with witnesses citing repeated intoxication indicators. Police and legal professionals swear he appeared dazed or intoxicated on several occasions, raising questions about his fitness as the hearing continues.
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Faint Olympic Swim and Track Summary at Stockholm
United States led the medals tally with 38 points as England and Germany both clean swept key events. Jackson of England won the 1500 meters in record time, while Kiviat trailed close for the United States. Finland and France claimed strong finishes in distance events, with Hodgson’s Canadian victory in the 1600-meter swimming race.
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Oxford
Republicans of Iowa snub Administration at state convention
In Des Moines, July 10, Theodore Roosevelt secured a decisive victory at the Republican state convention as Taft administration managers were rebuked. Delegates left free to vote by conscience, adopting a platform condemning the Chicago convention. Progressives dominated the gathering despite Taft backing efforts led by Governor Carroll to align with the national platform.
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