Montana Senate Drama Amid Carter Conrad Vote Controversy
Helena dispatch reports death of Senator Courtney prompts early adjournment plans as both houses push through a tense vote for senator. Baker attempts to sway the assembly toward Conrad while factions clash over MacGin nis actions and amendments amid heated procedural battles.
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Standard
Helena
Courtney
Corbett
Conrad
Baker
H. L. Frank
W. G. Conrad
Frank
Joint Assembly
Adkins
Cram
Crawford
Donaldson
McTague
Pendergrass
Sullivan
Silver Bow
Urquhart
Hartwig
Madden
Sanden
Ward
Conner
Cascade
Wood
John MacGinniss
Montana House Passes and Kills Several Bills in Busy Session
The Montana House advanced H B 65 fellow servant bill and H B 143 adding a Silver Bow county judge, plus several appropriation measures, while killing S B 19 state fiscal agency and H B 163 arid land bonds. Debate centered on the national guard funding and prison transport costs with amendments to the state institutions bills.
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Committee of the West
H. B
Ayes
Silver Bow County
Orphans’ Home
State Board of Charities and Reform
Gilchrist
State Board of Health
Roland
Richardson Pushes Radical Railroad Bill Through House
Petition letters from railroad workers urged passage of a radical bill. Senate rivals Stanton Myers Dixon proposed measures earlier. The house passed a substitute close to Richardson's radical bill. the senate defeated it by a success of indefinitely postponing Clark's motion.
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House
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Adkins
Berkin
Bielenberg
Bourne
Brien
Brownlee
Cannon
Conner
Ravalli
Crawford
Dixon
Donlan
Faust
Fitzpatrick
Geary
Gilchrist
Godfrey
Gregory
Hedges
Hill
Jones
Kilgallan
Lehman
McCone
McDonald
McDonnell
McIntire
McTague
Murray
Newbury
Newton
Patterson
Roland
Rosman
Shanley
Stull
Swindiehurst
Toole
Urquhart
White
Woods
Corbett
Noel—Axtel
Baggs
Baker
Corner
Cascade
Cram
Dee
Donaldson
Ferry
Fine
Hartwig
Jensen
Lannin
Lewney
MacGinniss
Martin
Judiciary Committee
Joint Assembly
Richardson
Stanton
Myers
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Clark
Senate kills bonds for insane asylum purchase
In committee of the whole this morning the senate killed bill B 112 proposing $300,000 in bonds to buy the state insane asylum. Stanton and Hoffman supported it while Meyer opposed, noting no modern building in Warm Springs. The afternoon session killed the Richardson fellow servant bill, postponing it indefinitely after arrival from the house.
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Kennedy
Higgins
House
Skelly
Clark
Whipple
Warner
Senate
Anderson
Biggs
Connolly
Cullen
Geiger
Hobson
Hoffman
Kelly
Mahon
McLean
Meyer
Mitchell
Murray
Myers
Phillips
Stanton
Worden
Noel—Conrow
Gruwell
Tierney
Richardson
Warm Springs
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Thomas H. Carter
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H. L. Frank—Biggs
Walter Cooper
Conrow
W. G. Conrad—Stanton
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Vecker
Beilenberg
Stownlee
MelIntire
Penderprass
Lewis and
Clarke
Silver Row
Pelletier
Quinn
Thoroughman
Axtell
Meunier
Metlen
Swindlehurst
Joseph K. Toole
Wyman
House Committee On Judiciary
New York
Committee On Ways and Means
Arid Land Commission
Seventh Legislative Assembly
Eboth
Roa’s
Hirways
Ge _ger
Mines and Mining Committee
Committee On
State Institutions
Executive
Judicial Departments
Executive Department
Judicial Department
Reform School
Agricultural College
National Guard
Montana
State Historical Library
Kemp
F. Woodward
LeRoy, N.Y
Manumpaciumer
Newbro Drug Co
Smith Drug Co
Butte, Mont, Anaconda, Mont
Supreme Court
Oriental Kai-Kais
Lyons Dye Indias
Noc Ladies
Arkwright
Valenciennes
Foulard
Zonomists Sonery
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
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PLO
W. Park St. Butte
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