Secretary Lane to Inspect Montana Irrigation Projects Soon
Interior Secretary Lane will visit Montana in July to review the Sun River and Milk River irrigation schemes. He will assess feasibility before government work proceeds, with potential decisions delayed until on-site findings are complete and senators apprised of results.
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Lily
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McCarthy Brox
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Myers
Walsh
Lance
Upbel
Bun River
Wane
Montane
Siromi
Chance Still Exists in Sun River Matter
Governor Stewart received a telegram from Senator Myere stating Sun River contractors renewed checks and extended time, with the matter under advisement by Secretary Lane. Tang expects to go to Montana next month and will probably not decide until after that. Continued on Page Four.
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Helena
Stewart
Myere
Sun River
Sitl
Lane
Tang
Montana
Kanata City Wage Inquiry Hearings Outline Church Aid Link
Kansas City workers, especially working girls, struggle to attend church due to lack of funds after expenses. Miss Louise Mittelstadt, organizer of the Woman's Trade Union, testifies that church demands prevent women from contributing, leaving them unable to attend services. She cites wage constraints as the core issue affecting church support in Kan ana City.
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Kansas City
Louise Mittlestadt
Te Woman
State Senate
Kanana City
Mittelstadt
Local Socialist Meeting Turns Violent at Main and Dorphsry
A crowd of about sixty socialists gathered at a Main Street printing shop last night to organize under the Wieovayar faith. A ceiling slab fell injuring Harvey Smith and J Harber among others as guards and officials clashed over revocation petitions. Mayor Duncan helped quell the disturbance while a temporary organization formed with Frank Mahle as chairman and Charles Green as recording secretary.
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Main
Dorphsry Street
Wieovayar
Shetmayor
Socialist Party
Moyers
Harvey Smith
J. Harber
Park Street
Duncan
Aa Cain
Frank Mahle
Health Department
Charles Green
W. Batens
Lewis Vanhorn
Shecter
Clarence Smith
Aid
Illinois Central Train Held Up Near Glenerm
Sprincield Illinois March 18 The Illinois Central train was held up at 2 14 this morning near Glenerm 18 miles south of the city. Conductor Williams reported the holdup by telephone. Two masked men forced the crew to uncouple the engine and express car and ran the train ahead. Passengers were marooned in the coaches while the express car exploded. A special train carrying police and deputies left for Wiesnene.
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Glenerm
Willams
Sheriff's Office
Williams
Waa
Wiesnene
Whaler Karluk Sails on Three Year Arctic Expedition
The old whaler Karluk sails from Victoria under Captain Robert Bartlett for a three year Arctic voyage with 30 scientists and a crew of 150. Dr. Stefansson remains to finish a busk and will join in Nome. James Murray and Fritz Johansen begin ocean current and marine studies aboard a deck laboratory on board.
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Victoria
Stelenssen
Nome
Alaska
Alts. Anderson
United States
James Murray
Fritz Johanssen
Murray
Johansen
Tariff Cited as Reason for Low Wool Offers
In San Antonio on June 37 buyers deemed all bids too low and rejected almost two tens of spring wool. Local buyers said tariff cuts would impact prices, while association members claimed tariffs would not affect what they pay. In Servia June W a cabinet crisis ended with King Peter’s resignation and Premier’s departure.
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San Antonio
Texas
Pricas
Sensational Letters Enter Committee Records
Washington reports sensational letters entering committee records as the senate follows a trail of letters tied to the U S beet sugar industry campaign against free sugar. The copies and telexes originate from Sellers and telegraphs, with the letters circulating through Washington offices and publicized in pages four.
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Senate
Lin Washington
United States
Titan
Sentinens Agri
Montana News Summary Amid Trade, Trials and Training
In Montana and nearby, officials report military training begins while investigations continue into political and labor matters. A fatal assault, court actions, and mining industry chatter color regional headlines as social events and conventions outline community activity.
All Meats To Come Under Pure Food And Drug Act
A 1910s exposé outlines how the Pure Food and Drug Act would extend to meat products. It notes limitations on federal seizure power and explains that enforcement hinges on unlawful sale of tainted meat rather than earlier contamination. Federal authority could prevent interstate movement of adulterated meat once identified.
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Washington
Ima
Huston
McAdoo
Tredela
Dave
Sontmor
Martine confrontation erupts at mine operators hearing
Chaos erupted in the senate committee room as Senator Martine clashed with mine operators and attorney Vinson during testimony on the Paint Creek-Cerrell dispute. Gunfire and a melee followed as witnesses testified about guards, strikes, and labor tensions surrounding Cabin Creek.
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Martine
Mansisen
Paint Creek
Erik Prise
Ula
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Somata Matis
Jim
Senatars
Dorel
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Phere
Merry
Gus
New York
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Mitey
Tine Nad
Coul
C. G. Watts
H Vinson
Marten
Comitton
Hincheatt
Holly Grave
Swanson
Merton
Ientions
Marton
Nator Maurtine Saoute
Rai
Conlorstion
Senate
Priedwans Sails For Home After Ban By Board
A fragment from the local record notes Priedwans, once barred from leaving the institution, reportedly sailed for home months ago. The board forbade his use of a vehicle, and details about his return remain unclear.
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Wrederich
Tubterewlogis
Ttt Hind
Reinforcements Reported Entering Chihuahua State
Federal officers say reinforcements from Veracruz and elsewhere entered Chihuahua. Two columns led by General Mingua and General Pascual Crezco Jr are advancing north along the Mexicano Central rail line.
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al Paso
Texas
Vorreon
Ula
Rayo
Chihuahua
Sech
Miungia
Pascual Crezco Jr
Fire shuts down plant amid extreme heat in Joliet
At the Tissols Steel company plant in Joliet on June 17, two dozen workers were affected by a heat wave. Ten were prostrated and several others treated as hours were shortened to cope with the dangerous conditions.
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Joliet. Hk
Tywa
Tissols Steel Company
General Wood Calls for Trained Soldiers in War Readiness
Pittsburg reports General Leonard Wood urges a standing force of trained troops to meet future wars. He argues the army must prepare with 16 to 17 thousand officers and 600,000 men, warning that unpreparedness risks victory and warns against delaying training.
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