Senate Conferees Narrow Rail Bill Provisions
The conference report on the road bill was presented by Chairman El-Klis and laid before the Senate and later to the House for action. Minorities warned of constitutional issues with long and short haul provisions while allowing federal regulation of securities and a rail commission inquiry with limited powers.
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Uriglex Administration
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Oklahoma Governor Dodges Federal Subpoena in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City reports Deputy U S Marshal served a federal writ on Governor Haskell to appear in a federal court in Oklahoma City. Haskell refused, saying he is the governor, as deputies retreated with the papers. The incident sparked state authority tensions and temporary displacement of state offices.
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Madsen
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Haskell
Mening
Marelal Thomas
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Mulbaney
Logan County
Thomas
Okinhyria
Tomes
Thomad
Marshal Jacobson
Federal Court
Lia
Tan
Oklahoma
Capital Fight Reaches Guthrie as Officials Return
After a landmark capital decision, state officials return to Guthrie while most operate from Oklahoma City. Governor Haskell and Secretary Cross conduct business at the old seat, Leo Myer holds a Guthrie duplicate, and records protection guards remain at the Guthrie state house amid ongoing court actions. Labor Commissioner Daugherty takes custody of papers before departure.
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Supreme Court
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Guthrie State House
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Heyburn rails at Pinchot in land withdrawal debate
Washington June. Senate resumes consideration of a land withdrawal bill as Heyburn attacks conservation plans. He urges focusing on national water power near population centers and accuses forest policy of draining the Treasury to fund game preserves. Other senators warn of mining limits and policy impacts as amendments and irrigation debt measures proceed before adjournment.
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Iaat
Great Falls
Potomac
District of Columbia
Wey
Europe
Nounz
United States
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Cadoradoa
Ireland
Germany
Hughes
Colorado
Geologics
Carter
Mertio
Pie
Engineer Farmer Dead of Injuries in Runaway Incident
Civil engineer Melona Parmer of Helena died at St. Peter's hospital after injuries from a runaway wagon two weeks earlier. He worked for Whitcomb & Phillips near Zorkian and was returning from duty when horses bolted, fracturing his leg and leading to amputation after arrival. Born in Wales in 1834, he helped build the Montana Central line, surveyed Utah Wyoming rail projects, served as Helena city engineer, and was a Montana state legislator. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Ti Parmer
Farina
St. Peter's Hospital
Karmer
Whitcomb & Phillips
Zorkian
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Farmer
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Velona
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Wales
Montana
Montana Central Railroad
Great Falls
Fort Benton
Utah
Ogden
Sioux City
Iowa
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Helena
Lindsay
Brookins Fails In Attempt to Break Altitude Record
Walter Brookins of Dayton Ohio flew a Wright biplane at Indianapolis speedway trying to exceed the world altitude record set yesterday at 4384 feet. He climbed to 1760 feet in seven minutes then to about 2100 feet before a strong cross-current forced a descent, and he maneuvered toward the car course.
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Indianapolis
Walter Brookins
Dayton
Ohio
Wright
Intisnanolly Speedway
Brookins
Cumming Chosen Temporary Chairman At Iowa Republican Rally
In Des Moines temporary chairman A Cumming won the Iowa state Republican convention nomination. He defeated Charles Grilke of Davenport, who sought the congress seat in the second district at the Republican primaries.
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Inn
Cumming
Charles Grilke
Davenport
Congress
Serond Faca
Stockade planned to protect Japanese workers at Darvington mill
W. O. White of United States Lumber Co says a stockade and guards will be built around the Darvington sawmill after yesterday’s racial riot that drove Japanese laborers from town. He blames saloonkeepers and local merchants who opposed the Japanese presence, denies wage disputes, and notes 75 workers with only 20 white men. The company plans to send officers and return the Japanese workers, citing mill labor shortages and lack of accessible American labor.
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Syphomisti
Calinty
Darvington
United States
Lumber Company
W. O. White
White
Seattle
Durrington
Darcington
Darrigton
Spending fortune on homeless dogs in Phoenix
Wealthy physician Mahoney of Arivoun pledges to fund collars and license tags for all dogs housed by the city. He paid $100 into the treasury for 50 tags and collars, with costs and logistics outlined. Dog pound operations continue with city officials noting expenses before city funds are allocated for care.
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Aris
Mahoney
Arivoun
Police Seek Husband of Woman Found Dead in Truck
Police pursue Porter Charlton as missing husband after the body of his wife was found in a truck near Como. Authorities at ports watch for a man matching Charlton’s description while evidence suggests agitation prior to disappearance and a June letter to an Ispolaratoff intrigues investigators. A fisherman and a Swiss traveler carriage passenger matching the description have been questioned, with no decisive lead yet.
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Ayuerjon
Ispalatoff
Tasel
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Mer
White
Lorimer
Tribune
Washington Montana Affairs Report Shows Bank Charter
Special Dispatches note a charter issued for the Wave National Bank to begin business with capital 350 010. Officers include President Wavram or Vatlaman, Vice President ML 1 TWelger son, cashier L Hertlg. charter dated June 13. Miles L Tuttle named rural letter carrier on route No 1 Iron Whitehall, Elvan Tuttle appointed Substitute. President acts depart for Marietta to attend Bevenly anniversary of the Marietta college tomorrow.
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Wavre National Bank
Vatlaman
ML 1. Twelgerson
L. Hertlg Vashier
Miles L. Tuttle
Iron Whitehall
Marcia
Knife duel ends in death in Texas dispute
June 14 reports from Texas describe a knife duel over a division fees bet between TD F House and eight million ranchmen. Hamilton was killed in the confrontation.
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Carribai
F. House
Hamilton
Northwest Lines Curtailing Policy Changes
Ambiguous text reports curtailment of northwest lines and a policy shift noted as 1 YT. 1. The fragment mentions Throp Gw Montana at anunci o.
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Montana
Thousands laid off as railroads curb contraction
A midwestern storm of layoffs sweeps carriers. The Northern Pacific, Great Northern, and Northwestern distructively trim staff with 2800 to 3000 jobs cut, while Santa Fe and others reduce 4000. President Bartlett of the Northern Pacific argues taxes and higher costs reduce earnings, urging restraint on new expansions and investments as the railroads reassess capital needs.
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Dioner Press
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Iata
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Pucfe
Mowart Blllett
Caelfi
Mothers want a woman in cabinet proposal at mothers congress
Denver hosts the National Mothers Congress as it urges creation of a home and child department with a female cabinet head. Roosevelt reportedly backs the idea, preferring a woman who has studied child welfare to lead. Dr. Holden cautions about high school dances and late hours fueling tuberculosis risks and condemns shared drinking cups and exposed counters at school meals.
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Tyne
National Mothers’ Congress
Department of Home and Child
Roosevelt Ami
George Waltera Holden
Holden
Expel Spectators at Lincoln Senate Trial Roused Voters
A Tribune report from June 14 describes courtroom scenes in Chicago where State Attorney Wayman vows no influence on jurors. The cross examination targets Rep Charles White and figures like Krulewich and Henry Wagner, with letters and money loans alleged as blackmail material.
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O'Neil Browne
Wayman
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Genet Krulewlely
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Henry Wagner
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Skinny Madden
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Irulewtch
Charles &. White
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Yolo
Willian Lerliner
Forrest
McGuire
Belberg Acutcal
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Traveling Merchants Elect Ogden For Next Year
A Montana Idaho Utah travel council meeting concluded in Helena with Ogden chosen as next year’s meeting site. Delegates announced dates January 1 to 4 and December excursions. The convention scheduled band concerts and a street carnival while merchants closed shops for the events.
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