Congress Passes Transportation Bill Amid Pork Barrel Debate
A lengthy House session approved a transportation funding measure totaling 19,283,600 dollars with additional 3,005.00 dollars in continuing commitments. Debates centered on federal build- ing projects for Washington and Columbia district interests, with opposition labeling the action as pork barrel spending.
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Wasington
Mle House
Viva Voce Vole
Chaly
Congress
Shs of
Tenhessen
Dlateick
Columbia
Otis
Turthuht
Irrigation funding cut from bill sparks senate debate
The senate debated withdrawal of funds for irrigation projects after opposing bonds and a request for a separate bill. Aryburn signaled support for splitting injustices with a pledge that under $40 million would be allotted each session to irrigation. Smet noted past attempts to secure a larger bond failed, with senators pressing for independent legislation to provide finance.
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En Smet
One Crow Indian Bill Defeated in the House
Washingley June 20 The senate Will for a division of the lands and funds of the Crow tribe of Indians in Montana was defeated today in the house by a vote of 142 to 128. The measure was violently attacked by Representatives Fitzgerald of New York and Grevens of Texas as a move by cattlemen to obtain the funds of the Crow Indians. Mr Thombbell of Kansas defended the bill.
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Senate
Montana
Fitzgerald
New York
Grevens
Texas
Thombbell
Kafisas
President pushes publicity measure in campaign funding bill
President Tad moved to press a publicity requirement for all campaign contributions to fed ral offices before this session ends. He conferred with party leaders in Congress and sought Senator Brandeges temporary consent on a plan tied to Appalachian forest reserve access as the bill moves in the Senate.
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Tad
Congress
Feders
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Renate
Uiem Ia
Brandeges
Lay
Appalachian Forest Reserve
DI aRuse
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Preparations for possible clash as Mexican unrest rises
June ol The revolt movement in Sonora grows with Madero supporters detained in Matterey and Cananea. Police seize rifles and ammunition as authorities deploy troops and gendarmes to quell gatherings. Dozens arrested, Cananea leaders sent to Hermosillo. Cananea chief of police resigns amid warnings of harsher action.
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Dougie
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Ariz
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Col
Entelle
East Mitzky
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Cananea
Warniogs
Culican
Luis Toverez
First Montana clip sells at lower price in Miles City
Helena June 3 The first Montana cup sold this season under the seated bid system brought 14 cents per pound for a medium sized clip in Miles City last week. Buyer was T. M. Esheman for Jeremiah Williams & Co. The value shows prices easing from 22 cents a year earlier.
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Miles City
Mr. RR. Reown
T. M. Esheman
Jeremiah Wiliams
Heston
Welena
Mediuns
Big Bills Discussed Conservation and Dry Farming Aid
President Tate Tilked Witt Tepresentative Nemer of Idaho and western lawmakers discussed conservation legislation and funding to advance reckoning work in western regions. They endorsed amendments to include mineral entries on withdrawn funds, with a pledge for rapid Senate action and continued support for dry farming in drought affected areas.
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Tate Tilked Witt
Nemer
Idaho
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Shia Abo
Senate
Mec
Kramer
Congress
Mayor Arrested but Not Jailed in Court Dispute
A court ordered Mayor Edwards to be jailed but he was not taken into custody. The dispute centers on Captain Bailey and the city officers refusing to comply with the judge’s order. A conference between Judge Clements, Captain Miles, and the police chief shaped an agreement allowing Bailey’s reinstatement.
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Nispialeiy
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Peat
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Demily
Sherr McCann
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Batley
Clements
Yue
Bawardy
Edwards
Howards One
Wrale
Chier Fhainnery
Miles
Lee Flomawergy
Maude
Coure
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Bor
Fatal shooting at disorderly house ends in death
A woman identified as Barker is jailed after a fatal shooting at a disorderly house in Stelt. A Russian party allegedly visited, a beer dispute escalated, and the dead man died at Deaconess hospital. Witnesses and deputies expect further arrests as the district court prepares action.
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Nortiern
Boris
District Court
Ateterney Speer
Statehood Presented as Right for Washington Territory
Washington June 23 1910 President Daft Huet backs the statehood bill with approval in a ceremony attended by Senate and House leaders, delegates and a Tucson citizen. The signing used a solid gold eagle-feather pen, a gift from Delegate Andrews and Postmaster General Hitchcock. The president praised citizens while a dramatic act of the signing unfolded. Secretary Norton later gave the gold pen to Delegate Cameron as a memento of the event and a life-saving act years earlier is recounted.
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aAeizonit
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Miaron
Norton
Shore
Dramatic Browne Trial Faces Heated Courtroom Clash
In Judge McSurney s courtroom the Browne trial erupts as defense witnesses clash with prosecutors and a tense exchange erupts between Father Keating and state officers. The scene centers on efforts to discredit Representative Charine A while Judge and lawyers maintain order amid frequent interruptions.
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Mather
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Ling
Tiaywir
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Weill
Wigman
Catherine Weed
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G'Downell
Agricultural College on Wheels Reaches Farmers
A traveling agricultural lecture series attracted about 150 farmers in Terry and 100 in Wibaux, with talks on dry farming, wheat varieties, apples, and poultry. Speakers highlighted agricultural development, home farming, and experiments stations work to bolster local farming knowledge.
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Errber Rachie
Carrie
Agricultural College
Body found in trunk at Portland depot
Police investigate a gruesome murder after a young man’s body is discovered inside a trunk at Union depot near Portland. The crime scene traces to a nearby luggage area and a found express package marked with a name, prompting a northbound police search as investigators piece together the tainted route and motive.
American Contentions Argued Before Tribunal
The American side presented before the arbitration tribunal. Mr Turner bowed while Robert Fi-who recently made Wle atakenion of the British contentions during the session.
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Almerivin
United States
Turner
Robert Fi
Roosevelt's Colleague Weds In White Rose Altar Walk
A grand ceremony unfolds at Avonme Crescent church as Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt attend the wedding of a relative. Guests include Quentin, Archie Roosevelt, and Longworths, with floral decor and traditional procession described in vivid detail.
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Roosevelt
Titia Stermang
Culin
Ford
Quentin
Archie
Nikolas Longworth
Langeth
Livingston Visit Amid Rainy Excursion Highlighted by Music
A heavy rain marred the Livingston excursion but did not dampen enthusiasm as a procession with the band and 150 pilgrims formed a crowd on the main street. The group toured the agricultural college, enjoyed a concert, and lingered in town until trains departed for Ritter Root valley via Helena Three Forks and Pony, with locals greeting visitors along the way.
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Maanilun
Commerce
de Gallatin Club
Evicultural College
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Livingston
Ritter Root
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Helena
Grand reception in Pony crowds garrison town spectacle
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Pony June 20 large turnout for the grand reception. A long procession including Montara Morris on horseback and the Pony band met the Boston and Montana band at Willow Creek valley. Hundreds of townspeople gathered as trains arrived amid heavy crowds and a stalled line due to rain.
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