Export rate testimony in Montana grain case continues
Proceedings cover Montana grain export rates, western millers and importers testifying on the impact of new Orient trade, with Fisher arguing export flour uses Montana wheat and must be supported by a fair rate. Witnesses include Alfred Atkinson and W. L. Stockton, stressing Montana’s need for export access and market development to raise farm income.
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J. M. ‘Thomas
Portland
Th Northwest
Sperry Flour Mills Company
Teleolydle
Tacoma
North Pacific Millers’ Association
Oregon
Washington
Tolano
W. IL. Cahill
Fonitie
Fontana
J. A. Armstrong
Admiral Oriental Steamship Line
Fisher
Orient
Fisher Mills
Montana
Montana ‘Commission
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
Bozeman
W. 8. McCormack
Kallspell
W. L. Stockton
Bures
Ren
Fand
Jove Claric
Charce of
Rain Department
Atlanta Mergantile ‘Company
Seiunatinn
George M. Lewis
Manhattan
Duell
Moses
Boliver
John Gary
Boneman
Ba” Bestel
Belgrade
Roy Cross
Deny
Frank Morgan
Millers
George Q. Sima
Een Branesses
Scott's Merchants” Exchange
Bima
Pasitie
United States Shipping Boards
Shipping board debate on export differential and Pacific ports
The hearing on export differential to favor west coast ports concluded abruptly with no rebuttal testimony. Officials discussed directing railroads to land incoming loads at Pacific ports and the Pacific market expansion in Seattle planned by October. Witnesses from the East were invited to file briefs by August end, with hearings resuming August 1 in Portland to study car haul costs for eastern mills.
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Arive
Campagion
Pacific
United Tes
Fo Shipping Board
Pacific Porta
Canada
Shipping Board
Busis Hess
America
Seattia
Vanderover
Minneapolis’ Mills
Agnouiae Inne
Ington
Jewell
Portland
Shot Harrington stopped during hold up in Butte alley
Witness Ledford called police after Harrington reportedly tried to hold up a grocer. Detectives Rodda Gerry and Officer Sullivan found Harrington in an alley and rushed him to St James hospital where Dr Canty treated and removed the arm. The 37 year old miner says he borrowed a gun from a man named McCafferty on Arizona street and planned fishing Sunday. He denies intending to rob the grocer.
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Ledford
Rodda
Gerry
Omcer Sullivan
Harrington
St. James’ Hospital
Charles Canty
Nick Rotering
McCafferty
Arizona Street
Butte
Deer Lodge
Mullan House
T Butte
West Broadway
Colorado Klans Surrender Charter Shocks Denver
July 18 Denver reports that Colorado Klans surrendered their charters to Dr John Locke Colorado grand dragon and will follow the Denver Klan which voted to secede from the national organization Dr Locke announced tonight Zumbrunn and two other Klansmen expected to arrive by air after a 15 minute demonstration yielding cheers and boos as the imperial wizard names were mentioned
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Denver
Pittoon
Ku Klux Klan
Colorado
John In Locke
Grand Dragon
Dr. Locke
Zumbrunn
Ford introduces closed cab for Ford truck use
Ford Motor Company offers a closed cab for the Ford ton truck featuring a steel alloy adaptable to standard Borg truck body. The cab design includes wide panels and drop doors, with springing and panels in the back for access.
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Ford Motor Company
Ivail
Borg Truck Boat
Exptess
Tyyos Esis
Novsion
Ar ‘Ik Sladtwlla
Trias Enema
Easirncnn
Nissan
Ana
Conspiracy and evolution debate loom in Tennessee
William Jennings Bryan and Clarence Darrow converge in Chattanooga as Bryan cancels weekend engagements while Darrow plans a speech. The piece links Bryan's conspiracy claim against Bible Christianity to the Tennessee evolution trial, noting Bryan's opposition to Darwinism and his critique of evolutionists. A wedding notice for Hugh Walsh and Mrs. Edward Haggerty is included.
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Smokey Moun
Chattanoogs
Shee Homes
Whitin Jennings
Bevan ‘R
Los Angeles
Wil Jam
Thompson
New York
Clarence Darrow
William Jennings Bryan
Chattanoos
Darrow
Bryan
Dayton
George F. Washbur
Clearwater
TP. B. Robinson
William J. Bryan
Tennessee
Sud
Cose- Loeb-Leopold
God Lyzen
Beopes
Scopes
Chris
Edward Haggerty
Oars Street
Hugh Walsh
Pines
Ugh Walsh
Pine St Anaconda
Pather Vena Offielsting
Bretherton Shot By Mexican In Old Arizona Mining Past
H G Bretherton, once a high school student turned chemical engineer, built mining interests in Mexico and served in the US consular service at Aguas Calientes. He spent vacations in Buite over the past two decades, last visiting his mother in Irving in 1916, then extended a European trip before returning to his post. Death details and sources remain unclear in the supplied fragment.
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Arizona
Silver City
N. M
New Mexico
Mg. Bretherton
Mexico
United States
Court debate on religion and science draws Bryan and agnostic views
The speaker argues that many religious leaders are heretics and that science is humane while fundamentalists push belief by law. He notes his own agnosticism about God and immortality, challenging the idea that God is man’s image. The discussion centers on religion, science, and law.
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Bryan
Umane
Tam
Mr. Bryan
God
Luxurious Ease Not For Bankers In Globi Tour Park
A tourist park report says bankers face no life of ease amid investment woes. GlobeCuration rep L Le Roem cites bad paper and commission work. Losses include a circus tent theft of 85 and two watches, plus $1.80, with four years of operation yielding two such incidents. Vienna slows experiments and shifts to permanent building efforts.
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L. le Roem
Glob
Thi
Lence
Kiwanis Club
Iime
Indians Embrace Assimilation as Scott Urges Unified Citizenship
Fort Union era ceremony honors General Scott with 400 Indians, 15,000 participants, and a peace pipe. Scott proclaims the Indian is not decayed but evolving toward a cohesive American citizenship, urging assimilation and broader opportunity in commerce, industry, and governance.
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Fort Union
Scott
Missouri
Northwest
He A
Weather Notes Reflect Mixed Crop Conditions Across Regions
A report indicates about a third of the crop is damaged by firing while early spring wheat remains resilient. Winter wheat and rye ripen quickly and cutting begins in western counties, moving to central districts this week. Corn grows rapidly though moisture-limited soils slow growth in some areas. Late frost and drought threaten others, but seed beds hold up with rainfall needed. Pastures dry in places, irrigation actions ongoing as livestock outlook remains good to excellent.
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Deans
Desis
Meagher Chosen Firm's Trustee in Creditors Meeting
Meagher was elected trustee after creditors holding about a majority of claims voted. Meagher received 198 votes to Hoge's 52. Hoge carried about 136000 in claims. Meagher will take office soon to manage the bankruptcy process as the company closed June 15 following a death.
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Meagher
Hoge
Mme
Hoage
Ofice
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Colorado Klans
Tog
WM. J. Bryan
H.G. Bretherton
Vienna
Aho Ie
General Scott
Paul
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Dark ST A
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Selz Shoes
Butte Insurance
Heilbronner Co
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