Postal savings bill debate stalls as senators clash
A heated debate in the Senate centers on the postal savings bill. Key figures including Hristo, Cummins, and Lar Pallett oppose the measure with Democrats, while Valrter and Carter defend it as a new framework for postal savings loans. The bill envisions post offices serving as depository offices with a three trustee board. Concluded remarks hint at a forthcoming vote and possible presidential action.
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Washington
Postal
Ae Postal Susie Lyatl
Yithleae
Sextorddis
Lily Bit
Nilumien Laren
Hristo, Cummins
Lar Pallett
Valrter
Senate
Carter
Secretacy
Claims of life attempt circulate in Bear Creek district
A special dispatch reports Rad Lodge Pune PT sharift a of Meo seeking Mike Murch in the Bear Creek area. A Montenegrin assailant fired on Carl Johnson as two men pursued him on foot toward Washoe, wounding him. Johnson was unarmed but retreated, while others fled toward the Bear Creek line. Police hunting the Montenegrin and accomplices mounted vigil as the investigation proceeds.
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Standard
Rad Lodge
Pune
PT Sharift'a
Latay
Mike Murch
Teno
Bear Creek
Ant
Herit
Carl Johnson
Sohnean
Washoe
Johnson
Vws
Jobnnin
Ted
Fred
Dirk
Sun River Route Case Outlines Great Northern Path
Sun River branch of the Great Northern seeks a right of way for a new Sun River route. The plan shows a 32 foot-wide map attachment and details the line from near the Sun River townsite toward Florence and Augusta, crossing the river and marsh areas, with the route continuing to Columbia Falls. Proceedings set a condemnation hearing to appoint commissioners to appraise land values involved.
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Vega
Cascade County
Siaebee Defendarie
Sun River
Keobert S. Ford
Sun Ulver
Great Northern
Wortshaw
Florence
Augusta
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Aupisto
Huy River
Lownally
Lewis and Clark
Crares
Ran
Amaigayive
Uenat Range
Rocky Mountains
Wea
Smit
Bleached flour millers see no difference in dough
Kansasity June 1 The government attorney in the Menched flour case in federal court obtained an admission from W Y Hidldsidge a Kingman Kansas miller that flour bleached from wheat containing yellow berry looked like flour made from turkey wheat. Under cross examination he testified flour from wheat with yellow berry was inferior to turkey wheat for bakers. Adolph Boulton and P S T oper fatten St Louis bakers said they could not see a dough difference between bleached and unbleached flour.
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Dierre Butler
Hidldsidge
Kaz
Miller
Otdrdze
Ney Butler
Adolph Boulton
P.S T
Arraign White at Trial of Browne
A chaotic closing argument recaps accuse Blackmailer White amid Browne trial. Attorney O Donnell accuses White of attempted blackmail of Senator Lorimer for 7009 dollars, while Erbsters plans a defense and Charles J. Erbsters remarks evoke an altar. The tense scene frames political corruption and personal ambition in the legislative trial.
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Browne
Aucngo
Dune McA
Charles A. White
PF. EL O'Donnell
O'Neil Browne
Loriney
O'Donnell Charset White
Lorimer
Atorney
Charles J. Erbsters
Lo Galt
Passengers ride Count Zeppelin airship Deutschland inaugural
The Deutschland inaugural flight from Friedrichshafen to Düsseldorf carried directors of Hamburg American and German airship companies along with guests. Count Zeppelin piloted most of the journey as the airship averaged 41 miles per hour between Friedrichshafen and Stuttgart, with a 124 mile leg to Cologne. Regular trips planned, fares 425 to 450, and air route touted for saving rail time.
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Germany
Count Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Stuttgart
Count Zepprtin
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
German Airship Stock Company
Dirigibin
Count Zeppelii
Sanne Lehn
Cologne
Wuswerdorf
Iray
Deutseland
Telx
Deutsch
Mannhein
Tmusseldorf
Church Conference Finishes Its Work
Great Falls reports the seventh annual conference of the Woman's Missionary diocese adjourned after four days of sessions. Next year’s convention is expected in Missoula. The society announced over $12,000 raised for park work and $104 in missionary pledges, with strong participation from 29 parishes and missions. Officers elected include Mrs. S D Hoofer as president, Mrs J J Patterson as vice president, Mrs F J Minard as secretary, and Mrs H Moore as treasurer.
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Hie Standard
Great Falls
Firisrapal Dinced of
Montana
Woman's Parachul and Missionary_society
Missoula
D. Looker
Dillon
J. J. Pateterson
Bezeman
Carretary
F. J. Minard
Great Te
Truawurer
H. Moore
Thitte
Commission Rules But Keeps Rates Unchanged on Inquiry
Washington reports the interstate commission found no new evidence would alter its three year investigation into shipping rates tied to the Pullman Company and Great Northern Railroad. The panel criticised procedural steps but refused to suspend the order beyond a fixed postponement, promising action if further proof is presented.
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Washington
Jie
Pallman Companier
Bunalung
Pallman Com. Yy
Great Northern Railroad
Pg Atay
Ponmission
Isave
Hoarding of Coal Advised by Brown at Millers' Meeting
Brown, president of the New York Central, urged coal hoarding as a remedy at a Millers' National delegation convention in Minneapolis. He warned high food prices and blind speculation threaten the nation, claiming a storm of economic distress will grow unless action is taken. He criticized long reliance on natural resources and urged prudent use and planning to avert further crisis.
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Minneapolis
Brown
New York Central
Tlliraad
the Millers’ National Felegation
Weather bulletin promises relief from heat wave in Northwest
The Weather Bureau reports a break in the recent extreme heat across Montana North and South Dakota Nebraska and Western Minnesota. Indications point to local relief and several days of normal temperatures as a cooler air mass moves in from the west.
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Weather Bureau
Northwest
Montana
North
South
Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Mondell bill favored by public lands committee
The Mondell bill urging appeals from interior decisions in land cases was favorably reported by the Public Lands Committee after amendments. It now includes questions of fact as well as law in the appeal, urged by President Taft.
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Washington
Mondell
Taft
Miblic Innda
Great Falls Canoe Mission Aims for Kansas City
Snevial Dispatch reports a canoe team from Great Falls set to cover 3469 miles on the Miguel river toward Kansas City. The two youth paddlers are Madison Welch and Irving Chapman, sons of Milton Welch and Caispoeli Chapman, preparing as members of the local yacht club. They depart Sunday morning, starting at Great Falls Mant where the river passes a rocky pass noted in the moonlit night.
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Standard
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Modune J
Migsnuel
Kanean Chiy
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Madison Welch
Milton Welch
Duster
Trving Chapman
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Eli
al & O
Danger Seen in Kew Land Bill
Democratic members of the riots committee on public lands are alarmed by Taft backed legislation introduced by Mondell and Nelson to allow appeals from the interior secretary to the D C Court of Appeals. They fear it may affect Cunningham claims in Maska and impact the Lalinger Pinchot dispute.
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Taft
Mondell
Wyoming
Nelson
Secretary of the Interior
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Fremets Cunningham
Maska
Atthoney
Wor
Jawler
Depressed Salt Lake City Treasurer Dies by Suicide
In Salt Lake City, June, the city treasurer killed himself after a period of falling eyesight and illness. Local officials say financial pressures and ongoing health issues contributed to his despondency, with no external factors indicated.
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Almia CG
Relerer
Rity Fleensd Pallartor
Uly
Rain Freshens Crops After Steady June Shower
Dispatch from Glasgow reports a heavy rain washing over fields for several hours. Farmers hope the moisture improves standing crops and soil condition, with outlook favorable for continued growth.
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Glexgow
Iowa Primary Gives Charall Clear Lead Over Candidate
In the Iowa primaries Governor Charrell secured a decisive majority over rival Wares Ciapat, with Wes Molhet noted in the tally. The report highlights complete figures from the state-wide vote.
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Lowa
Towa
Velemad
Chrrall
Btsi
Ohio Democrats Present Harmon at Dayton Convention
The Ohio Democratic State Convention in Dayton backs Harmon for governor, endorses Judson Harmon for president in 1912, and condemns Ballinger. The platform urges state issues to drive the campaign, favors a 10 percent tax cap, utility regulation, direct election of senators, and labor reforms.
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Elemens
Washington
Onmre
Piedemocrayy
Ohio
Hermon Jndormed
Democratis
Hain
United States
Roosevelt to Confer with Hughes at Sagamore Hill
President Theodore Roosevelt invites Governor Hughes to Sagamore Hill for a conference regarding direct primaries. The visit, announced during a busy afternoon, will include other guests and is tied to Roosevelt’s ongoing political plans.
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New York
Théodore Roosevelt
Hughes
Sagamore Mill
Roosevelt
Tronsevelt
Sattford
Sossmore
War Denny
Trobert
Myry'h
Ile Desk
Oyster Bay
Attack on 1 year old child sparks mob arrests in Ballard County
Reported in Ballard County Kentucky a mob attacked the daughter of Alexander Hall. Three have been arrested amid the unrest. Authorities warn a broader racial clash may follow the incident and tension remains high after the alleged assault.
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Alexander Hall
Ballard Opinty
Meporin
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