Senate debate over Philippines question grows heated
In Washington the Senate sees a sharp clash as Spooner Lodge and Foraker defend the administration, army, and Taft against Democratic critics over Major Gardener’s charges. A Warner of Gardener’s witnesses and an investigation delay frame the contentious discussion, with no action taken before adjournment after Rep. Cummings’ death.
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Philippines
Gardener
Cummings
Washington
Senate
Spooner
Wisconsin
Lodge
Massachusetts
Foraker
Ohio
Taft
Philippine Islands
Philippine Committee
General Chaffee
Amos J. Cummings
New York
Patterson
Colorado
Secretary of War
Major Gardener
Mr. Lodge
Wan
War Department
Mr. Rawlins
Utah
Rawlins
Chaffee
Mr. Spooner
Army
Major Gardener. the Charge of Mr. Rawlins
United States
Funston
McKinley
Associated Press
Carmack
Tennessee
Senators Honor Death of Representative Amos Cummings
The House adopted resolutions on the death of Amos J. Cummings of New York and sent them to the Senate. Senator Depew offered a Senate resolution mourning the loss and forming a five member committee with a House counterpart to arrange the funeral. A committee of Platt Kean Penrose Jones and Bailey was named, and the Senate adjourned at 4 15 p m in tribute.
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Foraker
Taft
Culberton
Patterson
Colorado
Culberson
Amos J. Cummings
New York
House of Representatives
Cummings
Senate
Mr. Depew
House
Platt
Kean
New Jersey
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Jones
Arkansas
Bailey
Texas
Fatally Injured in Fight Ends Boxer's Life
Allentown Pennsylvania May 3 Frank Smith died from injuries suffered in a boxing match with Hans Hartranft. Smith was knocked unconscious by a chin blow and his skull was fractured. Hartranft was arrested.
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Frank Smith
Hans
Allentown
Hans Hartranft
Smith
Hartranft
Mill and Smelter union urges members to stay away
The East Helena Mill and Smelter union, whose members are on strike, issued circulars in English and Austrian urging unionists to avoid East Helena until the dispute ends. No changes in the strike were reported, and the union has added 120 new members since the began.
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The
Standard
Helena
Thomas Gregor Dies by Suicide at Wrightwood Station
Real estate dealer Thomas Gregor jumped in front of a train at the Wrightwood avenue station of the Northwestern elevated line. The motorman halted the train, but Gregor stabbed himself in the neck and died moments later. No motive is known.
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Chicago
Thomas Gregor
Wrightwood Avenue
Gregor
Airships to be built in Montana by new company
Helena May 3 The American Aerial Navigation company licensed to do business plans to manufacture the Benbow airship No 1. Principal office Red Lodge with $30,000 capital in $5 shares. Directors are T C Benbow S T Simmensen Lee Simmensen Absarokee Pat Lavelle Columbus and George W Pierson Red Lodge.
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Helena
Montana
American Aerial Navigation Company
Red Lodge
T. C. Benbow
T. Simmonsen
Lee Simmonsen
Absarokee
Pat Lavelle
Columbus
George W. Pierson
Mrs Nelie Gabrin Charged With Husband's Murder
In Denver on May 3 Mrs Nelie Gabrin was arraigned for the murder of her husband Albert Gabrin a member of the Colorado General Assembly by administering arsenic on January 8. Justice Byrne set the hearing for next Monday morning and she was committed to the county jail.
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Denver
Col
Nelie Gabrin
Albert Gabrin
Colorado
Attorney General Eyes Boulder Cattle for Shipment
Boulder May 3 Attorney General Donovan arrived from Helena and rode into the Boulder valley to inspect a large herd for potential purchase and shipment to northern Montana.
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The
Standard
Boulder
Donovan
Helena
Boulder Valley
Three Months for a Hold Up in Helena Trial
Charles Gustafson pleaded guilty to petty larceny for holding up Ernest Reinhold a woodchopper. He was captured at Missoula and sentenced to three months in the county jail.
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The
Standard
Helena
Charles Gustafson
Ernest Reinhold
Missoula
Harris gets the limit his wife does not testify
Helena May 3 Fifteen years in the state penitentiary is the punishment given to James A Harris for burglary in the first degree. The state did not use Harris's wife as a witness, citing a statute that a woman cannot testify against her husband. Evidence and testimony questioned whether Harris and Maggie Smith were married in 1894.
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Standard
Helena
State
James A. Harris
William Wallace
Wallace
Harris
Butte
Maggie Smith
S. M. Roberts
Silver Bow County
Dan Tewey
Southern Hotel
Clerk Roberts
Margie Smith
Maggie Harris
Woman Laughs Herself To Death In Theater
The stylish 25 year old woman laughed convulsively in Springfield at the Gilmore theater this afternoon. She grew quiet, was carried to a hotel room, and a physician was summoned. Medical Examiner Beck ruled heart failure as the cause, saying she was dead on removal.
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Springfield
Mass
New Gilmore Theater
Beck
Multiple Montana firms form new companies in Aldridge and beyond
William Mitchell and partners form the Aldridge Miners Union in Aldridge Park county. J L Helm and Will Hi Margettroyd with Owen Barnes create Rocky Mountain Mining and Reduction company with 100000 capital. Others include Kendall Investment with 62500 capital and Augusta Mercantile with 30000 capital, 16500 subscribed, to operate in Augusta and Great Falls.
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The
Standard
Helena
William Mitchell
William Dempster
Tim O'Brien
Aldridge
Park County
Aldridge Miners’ Union
Rocky Mountain Mining & Reduction Company
J. L. Helm
Will Hi. Margettroyd
Marysville
Owen Barnes
Empire
John R. Cook
Spokane
Elting Johnson
Portland
John Jackson, Jr
Kendall
Fergus County
Kendall Investment Company
Daniel Duncan
John Duncan
Lizzie P Duncan
Minnie Duncan
Augusta Mercantile Company
Augusta
Great Falls
Funeral of John P. McCabe In Helena Cathedral
The funeral of John P. McCabe former Helena resident who died Wednesday in Anaconda was held this afternoon from the Catholic cathedral after the arrival of the train from Anaconda. Rev. Father Day officiated at the church and Rev. Father Sullivan led the grave service in the Catholic cemetery.
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Helena
John P. McCabe
Anaconda
Father Day
Father Sullivan
Bankrupt John H. Youngkern of Anaconda Named
Helena May 3 Judge Knowles adjudged John Harvey Youngkern of Anaconda bankrupt. He owes 4108 dollars and has no assets. Judge Knowles left for Boise Idaho to hold court for Judge Beatty and will return May 13 to resume court.
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The
Standard
Helena
Knowles
John Harvey Youngkern
Anaconda
Boise
Idaho
Beatty
Senate panel backs postponement for St. Louis exposition
The Washington senate appropriations committee on May 3 decided to report favorably an amendment delaying the St. Louis exposition. The measure was introduced yesterday by Senator Cockrell and now moves forward for action.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cockrell
Postmasters Appointments In Montana And Washington
J W Thompson named postmaster at Kir by replacing G G Carroll removed. Fred P Wicks commissioned postmaster at Pondera. May 3.
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Standard
Washington
J. W. Thompson
Kirby
G. G. Carroll
Fred P. Wicks
Pondera
Fourteen Hundred Rifles Surrendered in That Province
Adjutant General Corbin released a cable from General Chaffee in Manila listing surrenders in April. Rufio and Rufino de Losa of Mindanao allied forces surrendered at Isabella Negros and Oroquieta with dozens of officers and men, rifles, bolos and daggers amid ongoing U S troop actions.
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Washington
Corbin
Chaffee
Manila
Rufio
Isabella
Negros
Marell Luyo
Rufino de Losa
Misamis
Mindanao
Oroquieta
Malvar
Mass surrenders cut across Batangas and Samar in 1942
On April 21 at San Tomas Batangas Colonel Hernandez led 39 officers 50 NCOs 200 men and 110 guns to surrender. Smaller surrenders followed in Laguna Batangas and Samar with Catbalogan reporting 1 colonel 3 colonels 5 majors 14 captains 42 lieutenants 12 officials 241 riflemen 496 bolomen surrendering April 26 27.
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Hernandez
San Tomas
Batangas
Laguna
Guerrera
Leutenant
Catbalogan
Samar
Leyte
Mindoro
Funeral for 3 year old Lee Judd Held Privately
The funeral for Lee Judd son of Mr and Mrs E B Judd was held privately at Berthold's undertaking parlors. George Mercelle's burglary charge was dismissed at the request of the complainant Thomas Delies of Hound Creek. FE Strauss pleaded not guilty to theft from Woodin's store with trial set for Monday. Fred White, foreman at Great Northern boiler shops, resigns to join Grand Trunk in Montreal. War veterans plan to host Department Commander A N Bull during his visit to Great Falls next week.
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Standard
Great Falls
Lee Judd
E. B. Judd
Berthold
Thomas Delies
Hound Creek
George Mercelle
Roberts
FE. Strauss
Woodin
Fred White
Great Northern
Grand Trunk Railroad
Montreal
Canada
Grand Army
A. N. Bull
Pastor Hess Demands End to Reading Cleric's Romances
Rev. T Asher Hess of Philadelphia who leads a Congregational church in Lebanon Pa says Rev George W Brownback must stop his alleged wife hunting. Hess warns he will read Brownback out of the church or oppose him in the ministry if Brownback does not abandon his matrimonial pursuit within ten days.
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Lebanon
T. Asher Hess
Philadelphia
George W. Brownback
Hess
Reading Couple Plans Lion's Den Wedding in Carsonia Park
Mr Hess condemns the proposal as unwise while Brownback pushes a daredevil wedding in a lion's den at Carsonia Park Reading. The couple are residents of Reading.
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Hess
Brownback
Lion's den
Carsonia Park
Reading
Boy saves baby as eagle attacks in Indiana
Howard Sta ley, 14, was cleaning a shotgun when a gray eagle about 7 feet from tip to tip swooped toward his baby brother in a Sand Pie area yard. He fired twice, killing the 12 pound bird weighing seven feet two inches across, the first of its kind seen locally.
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Bourbon
Ind
Howard Staley
Howard
Grave of her parents marks Maria Hoffman's tragedy
In Sleepy Hollow cemetery on the eve of her 70th birthday, Miss Maria Hoffman ends her life with morphine. Her mother, from an old southern family, declined aid as finances dwindled. She had known Washington Irving in youth and admired his works.
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New York
Sleepy Hollow
Washington Irving
Miss Maria Hoffman
Miss Hoffman
Desirable wall coverings offered with prompt service
The article highlights a wide selection of artistic wallpapers that look good and wear well. It promises tasteful options at low cost and dependable, prompt customer service for wall decorating needs.
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Bitte
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Atterbury
Countess Mogelstad
Ill
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Christiana Maria
Countess Mogelstud
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