Cutting Down Salaries in Hawaii Legislature Under Rule
The Home Rule Party in the Hawaii legislature is cutting salaries as Governor Dole stays at a mountain resort. A grand jury probes bribery in the legislature while focusing on liquor interests and tramway franchise issues. Opium smuggling and smoking are openly discussed amid constitutional questions.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
San Francisco
Humphreys
Dele
Lansing
Cooper
Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Company
House
Dole
Hongkong
Vengeance Swiftly Strikes In Local Lynching Case
Calvin Hall, 72, a Republican figure in the county, was a frequent visitor to the county seat. His three sons and son-in-law were also known locally. Three of the five men lynched left families.
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Calvin Hall
Attempted Defraud Case Tangles Seattle Cowboy Trust
George Mulligan claimed a $17 000 robbery but confessed to police he hid the money in the Alaska Commercial Hotel to test his companions. Mulligan’s 33 Eagle City mining company associates trusted him. the money was recovered and Mulligan faces possible embezzlement charges.
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Seattle
George Mulligan
Mulligan
Alaska Commercial
Eagle City Fining Company
Kansas Cowboys
Yukon
Liberal men join Klondike mining venture led by Mulligan
George Mulligan, president of the Eagle City Placer Mining company, took 34 men from Liberal Kansas toward the Klondike to finance and staff a placer operation. Each paid $600 for expenses and a year of provisions, with five-year contracts tied to four mines. Mulligan allegedly robbed in Seattle of $17,000 prior to departure, and the group held a farewell in Liberal before sailing.
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Liberal
Kan
George Mulligan
Seattle
Klondike
Eagle City Placer Mining Company
Mulligan
Eagle City
Cubans Must Accept Platt Amendment
Secretary Root discussed with the president a cablegram to General Wood in Havana about U S policy on the Cuban constitution. The message, not yet public, will urge the constitutional convention to adopt the Platt amendment substantially. The United States will maintain control in Cuba until adoption is secured, as approved by the president.
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Washington
Root
General Wood
Havana
Aea
United States
Cuba
Wood
Elmer Woodman Wins Declamation Prize at State University
At Missoula on June 1 the state university commencement week featured the annual declamation contest. Seven contestants, including Elmer Woodman and Mildred Corbin, delivered varied pieces as the new university orchestra performed. Woodman won first prize with The Black Horse and His Rider. Corbin took second.
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Standard
Missoula
State University
University Hall
Elmer Woodman
Arthur Westby
Edward M. Tucker
Mildred Corbin
Hugh D. Galusha
Fred Frazer
Florence Johnson
New University Orchestra
F. J. Salsman
Sadie Leckwith
Regulus
KK. M. Tucker
Homer Woodman
Miss Whitaker
McAllister
G. Murray
C. H. Hall
Anti German Sentiment and Berlin Front in June News
Berlin reports on anti German sentiment in the United States and German responses to Polish agitation. The piece notes Queen Wilhelmina's health, US relations, and imperial visits, with Bonnal and Galla quoted on reception by Berlin workers and officials. Also mentions Rev. Dickie fundraising and White reporting on McKinley concerns.
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Berlin
Wilhelmina
Prince Henry
Netherlands
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Bonnal
Associated Press
Galla
Germany
Kreuz Zeitung
Central
South America
Berliner Tageblatt
Posen
West Prussia
Ferdinand Radzeville
William
Ifane 9
Antonia
Emperor William
Kiel
Dickie
Andrew D. White
Emperor
McKinley
County Treasury Reports $274,084 in Strong Box and School Funds
County Treasurer Wadsworth reports the county strong box contains 274,084.01 dollars and 33,113.76 dollars are credited to the county's various school districts in the latest financial statement.
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Standard
Great Falls
Wadsworth
Rare values revealed to attract sharp buyers
The article highlights a collection of uncommon assets that astute buyers will value highly, noting their scarcity and potential for quick appreciation in a rising market. It emphasizes prudent selection and timely bidding to capitalize on these rare items.
National Gold and Copper Mining Company Formed in Montana
Helena June 1. The National Gold & Copper Mining company was incorporated by Julius Robertson Mrs L K Van Horn and Guy J Reed with capital of 50000. Mining will be carried on at Homestake Jefferson County. The Minnesota and Montana Land Improvement company, incorporated under
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Standard
Helena
National Gold & Copper Mining Company
Julius Robertson
L. K. van Horn
Guy J. Reed
Homestake
Jefferson County
Minnesota & Montana Land Improvement Company
Minnesota company files annual statement for 200,000 capital
The Minnesota based concern owning property at Billings and Park City Montana filed its annual statement. It shows capital stock of 200,000 with assets 54,797 and no liabilities. Also Greenwood Milling & Mining of Washington state reported operations in Beaverhead County with capital stock 150,000, 50,000 paid in cash and the rest in property.
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Minnesota
Billings
Park City
Mont
Greenwood Milling & Mining Company
Washington
Beaverhead County
Popular Blacksmith Drowned at Chinook
Great Falls news reports the drowning of James Cloes, a longtime North Montana blacksmith. He died Wednesday night while helping drive horses across a slough near Chinook. his body was recovered from the water. Cloes was married with two children. a brother remains in Great Falls and another, KE A Cloes, works in Butte, with address unknown.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Chinook
James Cloes
Montana
Cloes
KE. A. Cloes
Butte
GYPSIES MOVE ON
A party of fifty to sixty travelers camping near Helena faced a threatened roundup by officers who ordered them to depart. The group, described as dirty and greasy looking, had come from Great Falls via the Great Northern from Grand Forks North Dakota and moved on to Butte.
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The
Standard
Helena
Butte
Great Falls
Great Northern
Grand Forks
N. D
Defense rests in Western Ranches tax case in United States court
In Helena on June 1 the defense rested in the United States court action by Western Ranches company United to recover taxes in Custer county. Ex County Board member testified about the county commissioners increasing the cattle company taxes. Thomas E Hammond and others testified before adjournment. The case will be given to the jury Monday.
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Standard
Helena
Western Ranches Company
Nnited
Custer County
United States
Bwerdfinger
Thomas E. Hammond
Advertise for Bids on Montana Capitol Furnishings
The state furnishing board sets ad form for bids in a Helena newspaper and in Minneapolis and Chicago contractor journals. Furniture bids open August 1 and metallic furnishings bids August 5 at noon. Specifications available from architects and secretary of state.
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Standard
Helena
State Furrnishing Board
Minneapolis
Chicago
Secretary of State
Orion Launched in Milwaukee for Canadian Cup defense
The Orion, a yacht built to defend the Canadian cup, was successfully launched in Milwaukee Wisconsin on June 1. The ceremony drew the presence of few yachting enthusiasts.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Orion
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South Carolina
Tillman and
McLaurin
Tillman
Jonn
Mslaurin
New York
Carhartt Union
Stein Bloch
Siegel
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