Secretary Lane to Visit Montana for Irrigation Projects
Secretary of the Interior Lane will tour Montana in July to inspect the Sun River and possibly the Milk River irrigation schemes. He will assess viability and potential government backing while weighing contradictory letters from Sun River residents. pending, no action on River contracts until his personal evaluation, with a decision expected after ground work. Meanwhile, a separate local meeting of socialists erupted with injuries from a ceiling collapse, leaving the mayor and officials amid internal faction tensions and a temporary organizing setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecal
the Standard
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Lane
Montana
Sun River
Hile
McCarthy Henman
Myere and
Walsh
Leopie
Fort Shaw
Tane
Mont
Piug
Main and
Porphyry Street
Socialist Party
TWW
Martes Smith
Iaceratad
J. Hariwr
Park Street
Mayor Duncan
Carly Turing
Frank Mabie
Health Department
Charlee Green
Batens
Lewis Vanhorn
Duncan
Clarence Smith
Chance Still Exists in Sun River Matter
Governor Stewart received a telegram from Senator Myers stating the Sun River contract has been renewed and extended, the matter is still under advisement by Secretary Lane. Lane expects to go to Montana next month and a decision is unlikely until after that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Stewart
Myers
Sun River
Tim
Lane
Montana
Dime Affordability Keeps Kansas City Working Girls Away
Kansas City wage inquiry hears Miss Louise Mittelstadt of the Woman's Trade Union League say working girls lack spiritual training because they are too proud to attend church when they cannot contribute a dime. She blames both the girls and churches for the condition, noting factory girls must spend on board, fare, and necessities before giving to church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Louise Mittielstadt
Woman's Trade Union League
State Senate
Mittelstadt
Illinois Central Train Held Up Near Glenarm
The Diamond special of the Illinois Central railroad was robbed at 12:10 am near Glenarm, 12 miles south of Springfield. Two masked men flagged the train and forced crew to uncouple the engine and express car, stranding passengers in coaches. A special train with police and deputies headed to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Illinois Central Railroad
Glenarm
Williams
Whaler Karluk Starts On Three Year Expedition
Victoria reports the Stefanssen polar expedition sails from Victoria on a three year arctic voyage led by Vilhjalmur Stefansson. Capt. Robert Bartlett commands the Karluk with 10 scientists and 15 crew. Dr. Stefansson remains in Victoria to finish a book and will join Nome around July 20. Dr. Anderson leads the southern party from Alaska. The departure drew a large crowd as the James Murray and Johannasen begin scientific work aboard the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Stefanssen
Arctic
Vilhjalmar Stefanssen
Kartuk
Robert Bartlett
Vitoria
Stefanseen
Nome
Alaska
R.M. Anderson
Anderson
Will
Seattle
United States
James ‘Murray
Fite" Johannasen
Karluk
Murray
Johanasen
Wool bids rejected despite tariff talks in San Antonio
San Antonio wool men rejected bids on nearly two million pounds of spring wool saying proposed tariff reductions will affect prices. Buyers claimed tariffs would not raise costs, while the wool association argued the tariff would not alter prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Wool Association
Cabinet crisis ends as King Peter refuses to accept resignations
Belgrade June 17 The cabinet crisis was settled today by the king's firm refusal to accept the resignations of Premier Pasitch and his colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Servia
Peter of Servite
Iace
Pasitch
Sensational Letters in Committee Records
Washington June 1 the lobby the set been following more than two weeks led into the private files today of the men in charge of the Washington offices of the United States beet sugar industry the leading instrument of the campaign against free sugar and by originals of letters and telegrams and what purported to be copies of others developed testimony of what appeared to be an attempt at a far reaching campaign to create public sentiment against free sugar through the cole ton Page Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Butte Central Leads In Latest Helena Defeat
In today'sStandard items list Helena defeats Butte with Central train aiding efforts. Other notes include Butte court proceedings, market cows and stock, and local ads. Key figures include Senator James and Mayor, with sports and advertising updates across Butte and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sTontam
The
Elks’ Convention
Rochester
S-Basteria
Tpolice
Booker
All Meats To Come Under Pure Food And Drug Act
Washington announces a ruling that meat and meat products in interstate or foreign commerce may be seized or prohibited as adulterated or misbranded under the Pure Food and Drug Act. The change revokes a 1906 regulation, allowing federal seizure from slaughter to retailer within federal powers over interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Huston
McAdoo
Tedfield
McReynolde
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Uni Re
Stormy hearing over Paint Creek strike ends in clash
At Charlton WV June hearings on the Paint Creek Mine dispute, Senator Martine of New Jersey clashed with Quinn Morton operator manager amid a near fist fight. Morton testified on prestrike negotiations and Holly Grove assault from an armored train. Swanson Kenyon and Martine adjourned amid high tension as miners fear new trouble and a large district 2% strike vote looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart
Swanson
Kenyon
Martine
Morton
Washington
Charleston
Paint
Cabin
New River Feld
Senate Committee
Quinn Morton
Mr. Morton
Ly Grove
Mort
Les Nex
Willeam Tardy
Almored
Holly Grove
Hoth
Leitch
Holly’ Grove
Muckiow
Tedrant
New York
Iin
CC. Watts
T. Vinson
Me. Morton
Scents Eye
Gestione
Federal reinforcements enter Chiapas region amid advance
Federal reinforcement columns led by Mungia and General Pascual reported moving into Chiapas near the Mexican Central rail line as they press toward the interior. The arrival of strong columns from Ahuila strengthens federal forces in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fi Fuso
Texas
Ahuila
Chi
Mungia
Pascuale
Heatwave Hits Joliet Plant. Two Die in Scorching Day
In Joliet Illinois two people died and several were prostrated as the Illinois Steel plant reduced hours due to an intense heat wave. The fierce temperatures forced the plant to cut work and many workers sought relief from the sweltering conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Gune
Tillnois Steel Company
General Wood urges trained soldiers at Carnegie tech
Pittsburg June 17 Maj Gen Leonard Wood chief of staff 7 S A declares war may come and every young man should have a year's military training. In remarks on Our Military Policy to Preserve Peace Wood warns of unprepared nation and says 800000 men would be needed if war forced tomorrow while the U S can field only about 40000, a dangerous imbalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Leonard Wood
Staf
S.A
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Carnegie
Geneval Wood
Uae
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Davis
Sun River Matter
Rage Four
Illinois Central
Wen
Sscou
Onde Eskimos Ist
Arctic Regions
Cabinet
Kartik
AML
Martin
Wood
Central
Butte
News of
James Declaran
Pranpsburs
United Sine Workers
New Jersey
Ted
Senator Martine
Mortons
Wator
Inters
Vinson
Wator Swanson
Arms Higgins
Priedwany
Friedmann
Berlin
Board
of Wealth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!