Boxing Bill Passes After Long Session in Helena
Helena March 5 Two threats marked the final days of the session as the house and senate moved toward passage of the compensation bill. The measure passed the senate 4 to 0 with representatives Grande Larson Survant and Williams voting yes and the house later approving the conference committee version. The bill awaits the governor's signature as lawmakers debate funding for an exhibit at the Panama Pacific exposition and consider a vote swapping inquiry with a three member panel.
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Helena
Walker
Alimster
McMahon
Drinkard
Senate
Cookingham
Higgins
Dill
toteGrande
Larson
Survant
Williams
Montana
Riley DM
Cutts
Hhe
Donlan Billy
Collins House
House
Abbott
Taft Enjoys Warm Augusta Reception and Golf
President Taft arrived in Augusta amid a grand welcome with about 1,000 schoolchildren, 150 Richmond academy cadets in formation, and hundreds of citizens including the mayor and city council. Taft expressed pleasure to be in Augusta for a few weeks and headed to the Country Club golf links, where he played amid a large crowd and felt splendid after the round.
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William Howat Patt
United States
Richmondademy
Union Station
Taft
Migs Helen
Mr. Taft
Tam
Nususta
Levi Morton Ill in New York Residence
Former vice president Levi P. Morton, a longtime New York resident and 89 years old, is seriously ill at his Fifth Avenue home. Doctors say arteriosclerosis is the cause of his declining health, though the condition may not be fatal.
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Morton
New York
Mareh
Levi P. Mort Tation
Hermany M. Biggs
Harrison
W York
Fifth Avenue
Permission to Test Tuberculosis Serum Granted
New York authorities grant Dr. Friedmann of Berlin limited permission to test his serum treatment for tuberculosis. Tests will not occur in city institutions. he must follow state regulations and will be treated as a resident physician under city approval. Ottawa and other locations discussed as possible test sites.
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Friederich F. Frieda
Berlin
de. Ernest Health
Dyriedmann
Board of Health
Friedma
Health Charities
Uie
New York County Medical Society
Friedmann
Germatt
Iana
Shace
de Friedmann
Charles J. Finlay
Ottawa
Canada
Charles de V. Hundt
Friedmann Posltively
Meairo
Ataren
Rmiliano
Pata
Sats
Fraisco Montana
Hit
Orizen
David de la Furtte
Calte
Orv
Salazar
Sonora
Garca Granados
Pankhurst Forced to Paris Pause Amid Suffrage Riots
London reports Mrs. Immedine Pankhurst has canceled engagements and fled to Paris for a rest cure. At Hempstead a suffrage meeting erupted in chaos as Gen. Flora Drummond spoke, with students causing disturbances, chairs broken, and bruises amid a heated political clash. A separate Helena memo notes a legislative inquiry into railroad rates favoring western to Pacific coast routes over Montana local shipments, urging 25 percent lower carload rates and 40 percent lower express rates to aid Montana produce pricing.
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Immetine Pankhurst
Paris
Hempstead
Pankhurst
Flora. Drummond
Drummond
Islington
Burne
Sheela
Helena, March
Joint Legislative Investigation Committee
House
Pacific Coast
Minneapolis
Montana
Railroad Commission
Western Democrats Unite for Tariff Panel Leadership
Western states unite to support a strong tariff program with Underwood renominated as Ways and Means chairman and a full Democratic slate reappointed in a six hour caucus of the Sixty third congress. The roster includes Harrison Shackleford Kitchin Rainey Dixon Hull Peters Mitchell Palmer Ansberry Collier Stanley and others as the party shapes its tariff caucus and committee lineup.
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Unederwood
Alabama
Ways and Means
House
Clarke En
Champ Clark
Missouri
Underwood Alabam
Francie Burton Harrison
New York
Dorsey W. Shackleford
Claude Kitchin
North Colina
Henry L. Rainey
Timots
Lh Dixon
Indiana
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
W. 8. Hammond
Minnesota
Andrew J. Peters
Massachusetts
AL Mitchell
Palmer
Penns Vania
Timothy Ansberry
Om John
Texas
New
James W. Collier
Mississippi
Suquelus Stanley
Kentucky
Res Publican
Cone
Tra
Ordon
W. H. Ryan
Albany
Silicon
Messrs
Garner
Collier
Stanley
Taylor
Colorado
Labeck Nebraska
Clark
Raoul Madero Escapes Mexico After 60 Mile Ride
Raoul Madero and Emilio Madero, brothers of Mexico’s late president, fled 60 miles from Torreon to San Antonio after two attacks. They arrived with their servant and are staying in San Antonio until a New York conference clarifies terms with Governor Carranza supporters and Huerta continues as provisional president.
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Texas
Emilio Madero
Joren Mes
Raoul Madero
Madero
Mexico
Torreon
Maras Teans
Reacher
Gabriel Madero
New York
Alfonso Madero
The
Fly
Havas
Republicans May Still Hold Jobs In Montana
Fragmented Canadian style text suggests Republicans may retain federal posts in Montana with Stout and Evans possibly named postmasters. Senators Styers and Walsh expected to join recommendations to President Wilson, while Democrats anticipate patronage fades. Remaining vacancies would align with four year terms and a cautious Democratic slate in the state.
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Montana
Stout
Esvase
Styers
Walen
Ani
Sigers
Walsh
Wilson
Whisce
Esa
Tule
Crotia
Rome
Tragic End Described in Captain Ninnis Record
The report recounts Lieut B E S Ninnis of the Royal Fusiliers and Dr Mertz vanishing in hostile Antarctic conditions. It notes food, weather, and survival struggles, with a February 7 arrival and an Aurora steamer departure leaving six men to press a perilous search for the missing party.
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B. ES. Ninnis
Inet Dea
Mawsone
Mertz
Providence
Aurora
Proses
Ouf
Wilson Opens White House in Quiet, Busy Inauguration Day
President Woodrow Wilson began his term with a blend of ceremony and routine as he welcomed visitors to the White House, conferred with his new cabinet, and mapped the administration’s early priorities. He greeted about 3,000 people, met with lawmakers, and later toured Washington with Mrs. Wilson, maintaining an open-door policy for public business.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
White House
John Werm
Cone
Congress
Wilesilat Fe
Gov Nt
Sineanes
Tate
Taft
Rips
Lindley M. Garrison
Sears
Tary Garrison
Arning
Equity
Silk Workers of Paterson Strike for Eight Hour Day
March 3 Paterson New Jersey reports a surge in silk mill strikes as 3400 more dyers join plummet in output. The Industrial Workers address the dispute naming Elizabeth Figan and Arturo Giovannuth amid claims of police, while a clash leaves John Shappi with injuries after a baseball bat attack.
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Lodi
Arturo
Giovannuth
Elizabeth Gure Figan
Steicerw
Weavyers
Dae Otier
John Shappi
Sway
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