Criticism Grows Over U S Agriculture Department
Washington June 2 The agriculture department faces harsh scrutiny over alleged leaks in cotton crop reports and its expanding power. Critics say it operates as a self reliant machine controlling funds and policy, with expenditures rising from 25320 in 1881 to 8 882690 in recent congresses.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Department
Agricultural Department
United States
James Wilson
Woman fined for selling face work without license
A woman was arrested for doing business without a license after selling fancy face work for several dollars per yard and making a few sales. She pleaded guilty before a police magistrate and was fined. Her husband, S. Swaya, paid the fine, and the county later granted him a license to carry on the trade.
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S. Swaya
Fourth at Big Timber July Fourth Celebration Plans
Patriotic citizens of Big Timber announce a July 4 program with a morning parade to the city park, speakers and readings of the declaration of independence, an afternoon at the fair grounds with races and games, cider social, and a band performance expecting the largest crowd yet if weather stays good.
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Bix Timber
New Principal A G Crane Arrives To Lead Stannara High
A G Crane arrived yesterday from Minto North Dakota to take over as principal of Stannara high school. He succeeds Silo way who will head city schools in St Petersburg. Report of Count caren representative in Washington is unconfirmed.
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Stannara
Tewistown
A. G. Crane
Minto
N. D
Siloway
St. Petersburg
District Court Divorce Filed In Turner Case
Special dispatch reports Tozeman June 2. Turner filed for divorce from her husband Fred Turner in district court. Attorney George D. Papers and W. Of Chestnut represent her alleging intent to kill. Reese had a preliminary hearing earlier and awaits district court trial.
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Standard Tozeman
Afartha
Turner
District Court
Fred " Turner
George D. Papers
W. of Chestnut
Reese
Indictments Dismissed In Money Order Contract Case
Washington reports District Attorney Beach moved to drop the conspiracy indictments against James Metcalf Harry Hallenbeck and Norma Metcalf over the money order blanks contract after a thorough evidence review no trial steps will be pursued.
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Washington
Beach
James “T. Metcalf
Harry C. Hallenbeck
Norma R. Metcalf
Havle
Movement boosts state interests after convention
Special dispatch from Hewistown reports that defenders from this county returned home enthusiastic about the Business Men's league movement for advancing the state's material interests. Butte was chosen as the next meeting site, though distant from the current section.
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Hewistown
Jane
Siost
Business “Men's League
Butte
Dill of New York blasts graft at Oberlin address
James B. Dilk of New York, speaking to Oberlin College graduates, denounces graft by bank officers and insurers, warns that public confidence funds prosperity, urges recognition of graft and punishment by society, condemning corruption in business and finance.
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New York
Bernn
Obie
James B. Dilk
Oberlin College
Mr. Dill
Financial Busi
Surance
Northern Pacific survey party returns for new water line survey
Charge of the Northern Pacific survey or the water tank arrived this morning with Uhres men to run another survey along the route for a pipeline to supply water for the tank. Three surveys have been made and plans submitted, but a more satisfactory line may be found, so another survey was ordered. The tank will be larger than the Dehare tank, and when completed the old Dehare tank will be removed.
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Weather Bureau
Ae Mici Ag
Weather Service
Wilson
Ath Department
Willis Moore
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Committee For Agriculture
Secretary of the Treasury
Civil Service Commission
Uhres
Dehare
FRED IS NOW HER GUEST
A London society wedding unites Miseamy Phipps and Capt Frederick Guest at St George's chapel Hanover square. Notables including Ambassador Whitelaw Reid and Princess Christian attended. The bride wore white satin with old lace. reception followed at Brookhouse Park Lane. Invitations exceeded a thousand. gifts featured diamonds and jewels.
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Miseamy Phipps
Henry Phipps
Pittsburg
St. George's Chapel
Hanover Square
Frederick Guest
First Life ‘Guards
Lord Wimbowne
Whitelaw Reid
Christian
Henry of
Battenberg
Wiliam MacDonald Sinclair
Phipps
Mary Bowen- Lyon
Gweneth Ponsonby
Louise Wood
Margaret MacVeagh
Philadelphia
Mian
Irene Catlin
St. Louis
Hetty Davenport
Gwendolin Harden
New York
Jean Meld
Rel
Brookhouse
Park Lane
Constable Jerry Lynch of Walkerville Appointed
Jerry Lynch formerly of the Butte police force has been chosen by Justice Curt of Walkerville as constable for his court. He had been designated deputy by Constable Gleason before Gleason left for the Portland fair, placing Walker Ville business under Lynch's charge.
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Jerry Lynch
Butte
Curt
Walkerville
Lynch
Neady
Gleason
Pope May Visit Monte Cassino If He Leaves Rome
Rome reports the pope may flee Rome in hot weather to Monte Cassino abbey in Caserta Italy where he would stay with Abbot Boniface Krug formerly of St. Vincent arch abbey Beatty Pa. The pope had promised to visit Monte Cassino during earlier Rome visits and after the conclave he renewed that pledge twice though election prevented it.
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Vatican
Monte Cassino
Caserta
Italy
Boniface Krug
St. Vincent Arch Abbey
Beatty
Venice
Pople
James Horton Dead in Middletown Protracted Illness
James Horton former president of the United States Leather company died today in Middletown after a prolonged illness. The longtime business leader was prominent in local industry and civic affairs. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
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Middletown
James Horton
United States Leather Company
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