Montana House bills list to 1907 legislative actions
Three dozen measures receive March 6 dispatches including HB No.4 on boundary definitions Gallatin county Broadwater county and Park county and district boundary changes, HB No.171 on sales and aldermen, HB No.24 authorizing deputy state coal mine inspector, and multiple finance and public works items including appropriations for fish commission clerk salaries and a new state transportation policy. A trio of boilerplate acts covers roads, cemeteries, and agricultural regulation while a standard budget bill awaits passage.
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Gallatin Inney
Montana
State of Montana
Matison Coun
Broadwaterounty
Park
Gallatin
Monstana
Cived
Aw and Game Fund
Montana State Fish Commission
Mons Fae
Carey
George TE Scont
J.C. Lowney
Maren High
O'Rourke
Reading
Maren & Ti
March & HT
Maren
H. Ih
Fremen Organization Names Third Vice President
The board must render its decision by April 2 with no appeal from the ruling. The roster includes William L. Chambare of Washington, a former chief justice of the international court, and a member of the Spanish triasty commission.
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William L. Chambare
Washington
International Court
Triasty Commission
Explosives in Pocket Injure Miner R J McCaffery
R J McCaffery a 45 year old miner and prospector at Sliver Star suffered facial and side injuries when dynamite in his coat pocket exploded while crawling over rough ground in the foothills. He was brought to Murray hospital in a painfully lacerated state but his condition was not serious.
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R. J. McCaffery
Sliver, Star
McCaffery
Murray Hospital
Q and A roundup of historical curiosities and facts
A compilation of Q and A items covering topics from marriage laws by state to polygamy founder Brigham Young, the history of Butte’s incorporation, anagrams, aviation school addresses, and notable world records. Includes questions about the longest river, largest ocean liner, and the Gatun locks at Panama, with brief answers and citations to figures and places.
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Charles P. Grandfield
Miasouri
Weistant
Florida
Iowa
Kentucky
Minnesota
New York
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Polye
Brighim Young
Yeah
Joseph Smith
Incudin Smith
Sete
Bie Young
Hove
Sears
Whitney
Maude “Adams
Slade
R. Maude Adame
Salt Lake City
Kia
Aime
Staate Kinkudden
Jeading
Salt Lake
Adams
United States
Wright
Dayton
Iio
Se Jones
Aeronautics
New Yorker
Dla Portito Diaz
Mexico
Woolworth
Nework
Moor
Panama
Gatun
Wien
Oscar Lowry
Ings
Bute
Cedar Rapids
Own
Ingett
Missouri
Miles Tong
Amazon
Pickwick Papers on film at Ansonia in Butte show
Dickens fans in Butte enjoy a new two reel feature at the Ansonia on Wednesday with Pickwick Papers as the main attraction amid a varied bill. Vaudeville acts by Wolfe and Wichert headline a lively program including The Dutch, Love in an Apartment Hotel, Confidence, and The Western Love That Failed, with matinees weekly for the ladies.
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Dickens
Butte
Pickwick Papers
Charles Dickens
Ansonia
Laughter
Wolfe
Wichert
Giles
Weele- Adv
Laborer Crushed by Falling Timbers at Moose Mine
John Stang, 31, a laborer at the Moose mine, was struck by timbers fallen from a flat car early this morning. His left leg was crushed and amputation is likely. He is hospitalized at St James hospital and resides at 126 East Park Street.
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John Stang
Moose
Stang
St. James' Hospital
East Park Street
Conference of Fourth Judicial District Judges Backs Stricter Divorce Rules
Missoula March 9 report on a judges conference condemning broad divorce access. The panel, including Ann Le De, J. E. Patterson, and I Lee McCulloch, urged divorce only with clear, compelling evidence. They outlined limited relief while noting pending cases in Sanders and Taran counties and upcoming assignments for Sedase Duncan and Patterson. Local weather and community notices intermingle with brief notes on mining, moves east, and residents’ activities.
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Missoula
Fourth Judicial District
Juw
Judes Ann le de Mudge
J. E. Patterson
I. Lee Mcculloch
Mechtloen
Heavans
Sedase Duncan
Patterson
Lissoute
Siimouts
Translation of Will in French Put on Record
Billings March. Upon advice of the county attorney the translation of the will of Paul Breteche has been put on record. County Clerk Williams refused to file the will, written in French, and its contents were not firsthand. The translation was by the British vice consul at Nantes and certified to by the war. Breteche, a former resident of Corbett, Oregon, owned property in Billings with a mortgage thereon. Administrators sought to have the will distributing Breteche's property placed on record to satisfy a debt.
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Paul Broteche
Willams
Nantes
France
Breteche
Corbett, Wye
Billings
Pra
Bretecho
Joint Lodge Building Planned in Lewistown
In Lewistown on March 9 the Odd Fellows announced a joint project with the Knights of Pythias to construct a single fraternity building. A committee was formed to locate a suitable site and oversee details. Representatives from both orders were named to coordinate the effort and finalize plans.
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Lewistown
Odd Fellows
Main
Dawes Streets
Knights of Pythias
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Odd. Fellows
Representone
Roy Stoddard
C.F. Jackson Kindychy
the Knights
Whitehall News item list from March period
A town note from Whitehall reports the burial of John Dunn, formerly of the area, after a railroad accident in Oregon Washington. It also notes increased activity at the Sunlight mine near town with hopes of full operation resuming. Mrs Roscoe Baldridge and her husband face surgery and a hospital transfer, and East Helena appoints a Pipestone agent due to the former agent’s reassignment.
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Roscoe Baldridge
Tutte
Twin Bridges News Delivers Immigrant Arrivals and Local Deals
In Twin Bridges on March 9 immigrant movements from North Dakota and Iowa are expected within 39 days, with land seekers from Trade, Wisconsin surveying government land near Trot Creek. Other arrivals and property sales, including Myers estate lease near town and a block sale in River and Main streets for about 8590, are noted. Beav erhead river ice thinned, range water tight, and Seymour Thompson reports a mining strike at Snow Flake in Bear Gulch with three feet of sulfide ore.
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Twin Bridges
North Dakota
Towa
Trade la Wis
Trot Creek
C. G
Will Thomas
Myers
Madison
Wis
J.C. Mahaney
Silver Star
A. Ellis
Frank
Reid
Beaverhead
Livingston
Seymour Thompson
Bear Gulch
Just Tired of Living Drives Man to Suicide in Darby
The Missoula coroner reports Dayton Dorrica of Darby Montana died by self inflicted gunshot after leaving a letter to Jess explaining debts to four brothers and a sister. He was found in a Western hotel room at 6 o'clock with a Colt revolver at his feet. The note mentions ending life due to being tired of living. Officials say the letter about owed money had no bearing on the death. Dorrica recently arrived from Spokane and had been lodging at the hotel.
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Missoula
March
J.C. Jekrel
Darby
Mont
Jess
Dayton Dorrica
Coh Marah
Dayton
Aston Dorrie
Matt Hind Aes
Spokane
Mlasoute
Tada
Johnmon
Johnson
Dorrica
Henry Norman
Httle
Stalian
Volta
Roya Institution
Faraday
New High School Board Appointments Reported
The article notes new members Arthur La Raton and George P. Hughes join the high school board. Retiring members C. T. Paul of Dillon and C. R. Brown are mentioned, with Brown moving to California. The board’s listing names several directors including Olmstead and Scott of Armstead, and references Beaverhead area governance.
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Aunty High School
Arthur la Raton
George P. Hughes
C .T. Paul
Dillon
C. R. Brown
Brown
California
Olmstead
George George
Hughe Scott
Armstead
Artison
Dell
Beaverhead B
White
Second annual debate set for Friday in Missoula
Missoula on March 9 announces Friday evening as the date for the second annual debate. The U State agricultural team will debate Willtong with Alva Baird as alternate. the question asks if a minimum wage should be adopted for departments, stores and factories. Judges not chosen yet. last year the agricultural college won, spurring stronger effort this year. Lewistown also reports election results with Mrs Ralph W Reynolds as president and other officers elected.
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Missoula
U State Agricultural
Willtong
Alva Baird
The
Agricultural College
Bath
Back Row Es Lewistown March Prank Day Pioneer Journey
The well known pioneer and B E Stack arrived home from a long journey through the South. They toured Cub with a trip to the island and Panama to inspect the canal. Andrew Burnett faced a charge for disposing of his wife’s property without consent. Burnett, once sheriff at Hilger, remains at large as officers have not yet located him.
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Lewistown
B. E Stack
Panama
Wistown
Social and Dance at K P Hall in Gallatin County
A social and dance event is announced at K P hall on Tuesday evening March 1. Ladies of the Knights of the Maccabees are requested to attend. Also notes a new company formed in Vancouver to convert city mill refuse into steam heat and electric light power for public use.
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Ruby
K.P. Hall ‘Tuessvening
Tadies
Knights of the Maccabees
JR. Holder
Simonson
R.G
Vanouver
Democratic Club Hosts Nonpartisan Local Meeting
A Rocky Democratic club session drew diverse local figures including Sam Marker and Dan E. Kelly, with dialogue on petitions for the upcoming municipal nominating election. The meeting touched on registration changes, candidacy rumors, and voters’ next steps before March deadlines.
Low Wages Seen as Key Factor in Prostitution
Mrs. Carte Chapman Catt, president of the International Woman's Suffrage Alliance, urged in Philadelphia that low wages powerfully influence prostitution. She argued wages are not the only issue but perhaps the most important factor, citing a witness's eight dollar weekly living wage figure and noting economic independence is essential to solve the problem.
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Philadelphia
Carte Chapman
Catt
International Woman's Suffrage Alliance
Chicago
Vies Commission
Breakfast cereal boosts energy for busy men
A business man recounts his struggle to find a morning meal that won’t overload the stomach yet provide vigor. He tried breakfastless living before trying Grape-Nuts with cold milk, praising the cereal for clear thinking and sustained energy throughout the day, as advertised by Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Pioneer of Camp Departs This Life
Archibald G. McIntyre, Walkerville’s first city marshal and a noted mining man, died after a paralytic stroke. He leaves two sons and a daughter, mourned by many in Walkerville. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow at 15 Clark Street home.
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Archibald G. McIntyre
Walkerville
Alline
Anatonda
Novemer
PW. Harrie
Mcintyre
San Nir
Tutte
Har Tirotherhond
Canada
Girlock
Clark Street
St Patrick's Church Crowded For Men’s Mission Opening
More than 1,000 people attended the opening night at St. Patrick's Church for the men's mission. Father Alexander denounced modern church figures who treat religion as secondary and urged active involvement by parish members. He promised another talk on Sin tonight.
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ST. Patrick's Church
Father Alexander
Wilsons diplomats eyed as possible ambassadors
Washington March 9 President Wilson has not completed his roll of diplomats but announcements are expected within a few days. Names considered include Richard Bass ambassador to Great Britain Augustus Thomas for France and other figures from Chicago New York and Georgia with discussions in Washington. рол
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Washington
Wilson
Hichard Bassador
Great Britain
William FP
Ini
France
Austin
Abassador
Mexico
Chicago
Petersburg
Peking
Augustus ‘Thomas
Nyalee
Detmangrt
Ta' Ena
Entoyann
Turkey
NY Morgantha
New York
Hhouaa Witsoe Bass
Pennsylvania
Nor- Mack
Issip
Assis Raries
John Bassett
Moos
Columbia
Bryan
Charley S Rett
Georgia
Honal Farmers’ Union
Wilson to take hand in framing new legislation
President Wilson will personally help draft legislation with Congress, working with party leaders on defense tariff and currency. He plans conferences to outline measures and seeks broad support, with currency reform tied to tariff changes to steady business mood. Senate doubts remain on timing and party support.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Nt Defense
Senate
Representative Clase
Virginia
Spo
Miss Milholland Among Counsel in Murder Trial
New York March 9 Gee Doy Yung faces murder charges with Assistant District Attorney Wasservogel outlining a nationwide tong war. Leong tong member Yung and two Om Leong and Hip Sing members are tied to October killings. Miss Inez Milholland assists as trial counsel for the On Leong men amid heightened security to prevent tong clashes.
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New York
Gee Doy Yung
Wasservogel
Gee Doving
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Rvegel
Om Leongs
Hip Sing Tong
On Leong Tong
Mise Inez Mitholland
Yung
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W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania ‘Railroad
Albert Phillips
Questions
Ckwick Papers
Johnston and
Monet Premies
Roy Pritchett
McHinery
Sihemberg & Higeine Rosety
Bear Gate
Joe Marshall
Porte Tan
Maude Stern
Menistern
Cain
Ty Dalfon
Eilwarde
Kaltepell
Solin Seyler
Horn
Alexander Jonnston
Hite
Hie Cottage
Wenr Gate
Whitehall News
Twin Bridges News
TION
Romenan
Dar Hy
Gallatin County
Democratic Club
da Ing
taday—Pait Levy
Rocky Democratic Club
Sam Marker
Offire
Joh Mate
Dan E. Kelly
Polh
Don
the Citizens
James Orton
Menty
Addrens
Pri Levy
Hicket
Lam
Apel
Levy
Jenithan
Invahier
Snacond
Albany
Sox
Shaer Tauer
Neue
Cme
Indietdamt Witte
Somerhat
House
Wenate
New Hampshire
Tlinois
Dratek
Simmons Argo
Finance Committee
Ait Tari
Melics OF Volta
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