Montana Ballot Troubles End With Gibson Nominated
After a long late night session in Helena the Montana legislature failed to caucus and switched ballots repeatedly. Gibson MacGinnis emerged on the 24th ballot with support from labor and friends while Carter and Frank vied for influence. a crowd clashed as the vote extended into the early morning hours.
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Mob of 200 in Corsicana pursues confessed murderer
A Texas mob led by Conway Younger searches for a negro who killed his wife in Corsicana. A 83 year old child told the father of the attack. Bloodhounds track the suspect as 200 armed men chase the fugitive through the night toward capture. The Youngers are respected locals.
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Arrest of John Henderson in Younger murder case
In Corsicana Texas March 7 John Henderson a negro believed to be the Younger murder suspect was arrested and spirited to Hillsboro where he is jailed Another negro accused of French murder fled the jail amid a mob of about 200 demanding access. the crowd entered the jail but then dispersed.
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Northwest Wool Growers Name Helena Next Meeting City
Pendleton Oregon March 7 The Northwest Wool Growers association ended its session selecting Helena Montana as the next meeting site T C Powers of Helena was elected president with a slate of vice presidents from Oregon Washington Montana Idaho Utah and Wyoming An executive committee was named and the secretary treasurer was defined The representation basis shifted to one delegate per 5000 sheep the annual meeting moved to February and the secretary received a 500 salary plus treasurer duties
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Mont
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The
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Miles City
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Walla Walla
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Horse
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Billings
Finlay McKenzie
Caldwell
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Salt Lake City
Timothy Kinney
Rock Springs
J. W. Bailey
Portland
Ministers In Session At Fort Benton Meeting
North Montana Ministerial association met in Fort Benton drawing many ministers. Rev Joel Vigus preached on Fidelity to Christ, Rev L R Kupus on God in Human Life, and Rev W T Easter on The Light That Failed. Six months report by Rev W W Van Orsdel notes 13 new places with 245 new members, three churches built, two parsonages completed, three preachers married.
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Senate seat shuffle settles Democratic and Republican plots
Trouble in Washington over seat assignments ends with a swap. Senator Heitfeld moves to the best seat on the Democratic side, while Senator McComas shifts to Senator Teller's spot on the Republican side, Teller moving to Heitfeld’s former seat.
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Pormenting Rebellion London March 8 Mohamme dans Mongolia
A fragment from a London report notes that Mohammedan groups in Mongolia are accused of fomenting rebellion. The item lacks full details but signals unrest as authorities monitor potential uprisings and foreign influence.
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Mongolia
Insurrection Reported in Siberian Mohammedan Disturbance
Odessa correspondent for the Daily Express says an insurrection among the Mohamme dans of the Siberian steppes has prompted the Russian government to order at least two soldiers billeted in every family in eastern Siberia to act as menials and be ready to assemble at a moment’s notice to suppress a rising.
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Siberia
Kalispell Urges Rail Line Change Toward Coal Fields
At a Kalispell public mass meeting the board of trade formed a committee to urge Great Northern officials to contract a line from Kalispell to the coal fields rather than Jennings. The committee, led by J. H. Edwards and others, will meet chief engineer Mr. Stephens in Spokane Friday night.
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Uprising Fear Diminishes in Cuban Convention Session
Havana reports the Cuban constitutional convention met in secret to discuss the senate amendment. Conservatives won a procedural victory as a committee was tasked to report while others urged continuing sessions and a measured reply to Washington. The crisis is said to be past with radical threats seen as unlikely to trigger an uprising.
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United States
Montana Kid dies in Tenderloin after morphine overdose
New York report says William Persha known as the Montana Kid, a famed grafter in the Tenderloin, died by his own hand in an apartment on West Twenty Eighth Street. He was 27, found fully dressed with a calm face, after morphine killed him. The note highlights his notorious exploits among sure-thing men and con artists in the district.
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Quinn
Denounced Griggs at New Jersey Methodist meeting
Camden March 7 Rev M B Leonard corresponding secretary of the General Missionary society denounced United States Attorney General Griggs for his action on the army canteen. He was applauded and hissed when Griggs was named and warned against the canteen law being used to favor a few over public sentiment.
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President's Busy Day Hints at Inauguration Week Activity
Washington March 7 The president received many senators and representatives as they prepared to depart for home while large crowds of strangers filled the corridors and east room from dawn until doors closed in the afternoon.
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Frye Re-elected President Pro Tem of Senate
Washington March 7. Senator William P Frye was unanimously re elected president pro tem to serve during the senate s pleasure marking his second honor from colleagues. Senator Morgan of Alabama urged abrogation of the Clayton Bulwer treaty and warned the president to pursue Nicaragua canal plans while congress is in recess. The senate later elected Frye pro tem to hold the office in the vice president s absence.
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Senate Adjourns After Escorting Frye to President Desk
As a committee, escorted Senator Frye to the president's desk. Then at 1 50 p m the senate adjourned until tomorrow.
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Treason Report From General MacArthur in Philippines
Washington reports a large mail from General MacArthur detailing native Filipino treason cases. Lucino Almeida, once La Union chief, faced hard labor and a 20 000 fine before deportation to Guam. Catalino Dandayan received 15 years for war crimes and aiding the enemy.
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Lucino Almeida
Guam
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la Union
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Puebla of Guiguinto
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Guiguinto
French Chamber Approves Law of Associations Reform
Paris March 7 The chamber of deputies adopted article 12 of the law after defeating Vaillant s amendment to add religious to the object of not hindering labor associations The premier Waldeck Rousseau said the law must curb all associations to protect national security.
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Dispondent Priest Dies After Discharge From Duluth Diocese
Despondent Roman Catholic priest Rev. Pranets yoski, recently dismissed from the Duluth diocese, died in Minneapolis. He carried a letter from McGoldrick ending his lies and two other letters addressed to his brother in Ed Y and to a waitress at a local restaurant.
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