Montana delegate names successor for surveyor general
Senator Walsh in Helena says the Montana delegation has agreed on a successor to the surveyor general of Montana and will send the name to the Senate next week. Locke resigns effective July 1, and no announcement will be made about other federal officers until after Senate submission. Roosevelts likely 1916 Republican candidate discussed as rumor in Washington.
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Herena
Lacks
Montana
Congress
Senate
T. J Walsh
Helena
Locke
United States
Lind Saye
Dollege
Mon Tana
Walsh
Washington
Roose Times
Livingston News Briefs on Baseball Loss and Anglers raid
The Livingston baseball team suffered a 11 to 10 defeat to Fort Yellowstone in a hard fought one inning near the end sparked by a controversial last inning. Fifty Anglers members plus Deputy P W Nelson traveled to Spring Creek Run to eradicate suckers thought to harm trout spawn. The net plan failed but many suckers were killed by other means. Funeral services were held for rancher James Zimmerman, reported the day.
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Ingston
Livingston
Seacon
Fort Yellowstone
Livingston Anglers’ Club
Spring Creek RiAday
P. W. Nelson
James Zimmerman
Mur
Tramp Case Discussion After Ranch Interment
Yesterday afternoon at a ranch near Dalley a funeral service was held for the victim. Farmers and families from miles around attended as officers said the guilty party will be found and convicted, though the search for the tramp has been abandoned and other theories are being pursued. Public sentiment in Livingston grows against the suspects as the sheriff guards possible escape routes.
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Dalley
Livingston
Sheriff's Office
Zimmerman
Federal Grand Jury Sits One Hundred Cases Up
A federal grand jury was impaneled in the morning with W. J. Cruse of Helena as foreman. About 100 cases are to be considered over two weeks, mostly whiskey cases from Indian reservations and white slavery cases. Seventy names were drawn from Broadwater, Gallatin, Jefferson, Lewis and Clark, Meagher, Park, and Powell counties for the trial jury panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cruse
Helena Te Foreman
Broadwater
Gallatin
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Meagher
Park
Miners Union Activities Highlight Philipsburg News
A June 1 Philipsburg report notes a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Clarence C Sage at the McBee ranch on June 13. J A Bauer faced arraignment for assault in Granite, case under advisement before Judge F D Sayers. Miners Union held a smoker with a banquet for 60 plus, E L Percy acted as toastmaster, attended by Senator D M Duries and others. Hasmark day drills drew about 300 despite rain. a $250 side drilling match won by William and Fred Tailon with 28% inches. Athletic events postponed. gate fixed. post-supper entertainment featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Clarence Csage
McBee Ranch
J. A. Bauer
Richard W. Baker
Granite
F. D. Sayers
Miners’ Union of
E. L. Percy
D. M. Duries
B. H
Cannon
Thomas N. Brogan
Hasmark
Mesara
William
Fred Tailon
Denney Heaney
William Moste
Prickly Pear valley project second unit to start soon
Helena June 15 Max Hebgen manager of Montana Reservoir and Irrigation company announced construction on the high line ditch of the second unit will start within a month and be completed by snow. The nine mile ditch will reclaim 3149 acres with water lifted 16 feet. Two lower ditches will supply water for 8636 acres once enough acreage signs up. The first unit, 6000 acres, was finished two years ago and some land is held by eastern buyers at 150 an acre.
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Helena
Max Hebgen
Montana Reservoir and Irrigation Company
Whitehall News highlights and local notes June 13
Whitehall June 13 local brief covers Mr Thomas Walbert of Waterloo, bridge funding talks across three counties, Gates preparing a house site, Pennock and Baer trip to Butte, Methodist church painting, Rev C J Gist officiating, William Johns and wife visiting from Butte, and George Le Johns of Cartwell.
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Whitehall
Thomas Walbert
Waterloo
Walbert
A. A. Burns
Willow Creek
Petterson River
Pennock
Joseph Baer
Butte
Methodist Church
C. J. Gist
William Johns
Sheaire Ceorae le Johns
Cartwel
Three Forks News Briefs From June Chapter
Mrs Raymond Jhnson and her three children return to their homestead from Towell ranch Milligan after a week away. Mea J Hi Stroh enjoys a visit from her father Mrs James Coonfare of Jua ita N D. T Adams left for the Host for a month with Mrs Ad Mr and Mrs Fred Schmidt back from Seattle. Frank Wisnow went to Tassin to visit friends.
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Three Forks
Raymond Jhnson
Towell Ranch
Milligan
J. Hi. Stroh
James Coonfare
Juaita
N. D
T. Adams
Ad- Mr
Fred Schmidt
Ted
Seattle
Frank Wisnow
Tassein
Letter urging delay of anti business legislation amid unemployment
The document argues for postponing further regulation and anti-trust actions, citing widespread unemployment and business distress. It warns that continued attacks on railroads and mercantile firms will deepen suffering, urging Congress to grant a period of rest and avoid drastic measures. It references freight rates, Mexican policy, and calls for a telegram echoing these views.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Congress of the
United States
Simmons
Freightratex
Congress
Just Use of Power Represented by Flag on Flag Day
President Wilson spoke before a large crowd near the war and navy department building on Flag Day. He described the flag as symbolizing the just use of undisputed national power and pledged that the United States will assert its rights for justice while avoiding aggression. He urged pride in the emblem and cautioned against apologizing for past actions under its leadership.
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Washington
Navy
Wilson
State
War and Navy Department
Bryan
Dansees
United States
Turkey silent on Greek demands as tension rises
Ton, June 15. The Turkish government has not replied to the note demanding cessation of Greek persecution and reparations. Expectation grows that Turkey will ignore or refuse compliance. Reports say fighting occurred at Menemen and Phocaea with 49 Menemen residents killed defending the city.
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Fey
Turkey
Balkans
Menemen
Phocaea
Smyrna
Nominations Announced for Federal Reserve Board
President Wilson named five nominees for the new Federal Reserve Board as the first step to a 10 year term system. Charles Hamlin Paul Warburg Thomas D Jones W P G Harding and A C Miller would join ex officio treasury secretary and comptroller with one governor to be chosen later. confirmation expected to speed the currency reform to be ready for the crop movement season.
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Washington
National Banking and Currency System
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Charles 8. Hamlin
Boston
Paul Warburg
New York
Thomas D. Jones
Chicas
W. P. G. Harding
Birmingham
Ala
Hamtin
Treasury
B.C. Simmons
St. Louis de Clined
Warburg
Harding
Jones
Miller
Reserve Board
President Signs Panama Tolls Repeal Measure
Washington reports the president signed the Panama tolls repeal bill as amended and agreed by the house with no ceremony. Assistant Secretary Foster attended the signing, and the pen used by President Harrison for the treaty copy and Lincoln Memorial act is noted as the property of Robert Jerwood Johnson of New York.
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Washington
Panama
House
Foster
Wilson
Harrison
Natal Institute of Arts and Letters
Robert Jerwood Johnson
New York
Constitutionalists Lose at Zacatecas in Attack
El Paso reports from the South and Mexico City say constitutionalists suffered reverses near Zacatecas as General Panfilo Natera led about 7,000 men in four assaults on El Grillo and Vera Grande mountains. Federal forces under Medina Barron held firm with heavier enemy losses and no figures released.
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el Paso
Texas
Zacatecas
Mexico City
Torreon
Villa
Natera
Zecatecss
Panfilo Natera
el Grillo
Medina Barron
Rioters Set Fire to Italian Cathedral District
In Bologna rioters attacked churches including the Cathedral of the Peace and the Church of the Holy Cross in Senigaldo. They sprayed doors with petroleum and set fires. Cavalry arrived to spare the cathedral. interiors of other churches were burned, leaving only walls of the Holy Cross. A detachment of 200 sharpshooters reached Senigalda aboard a torpedo boat to aid in maintaining order.
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Bologna
Italy
Church of Peace
Rain Gauges Display At Anglo American Exposition
The Britain ssaifall organization plans an exhibit in the science section featuring rain gauges from 1814 placed beside contemporary instruments. The display aims to compare historic and modern measuring devices during the Anglo American exposition.
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Britain
Euble
Terrible rash all over body cured by Cuticura
Miss Clara Mallory of Sturgis Michigan describes a week-long severe full body rash with itching and sores. After trying many remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment twice daily for a month and was completely cured, concluding the treatment worked.
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Sturgis
Mich
Clara Mallory
Remove Dandruff With Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Advertises Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for hair and scalp care. Claims relief from dandruff irritation and promotes hair growth. Mentions prices and availability from druggists and dealers with a free 32 page Skin Book offer.
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Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
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