Englishmen Hear Bryan at Dinner on Peace and War
At a New York dinner in honor of foreign members of an international conference, William Jennings Bryan spoke on Progress Toward Peace. He stressed a US role in shaping lasting peace with Great Britain, noting war would be possible without decisive action. Critics warned against tying peace efforts to English-German alignments while praising cordial Anglo-American ties.
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Gallatin High Swim Meet in Missoula Report
Government may abandon two net Fallon projects in Montana. Brean asks on world peace. veterans elect officers. 2 Fate defeats Salt Lake. results of games in major leagues. District court notes and local advertisements cross the page.
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Banker Reprimanded For Beating Up Congressman Sims
Washington May 9 Charles Glover a Washington banker who recently attacked Representative Sims of Tennessee over a speech was brought before the bar of the house and reprimanded by Speaker Clark for violating the privileges of the house. A resolution authorizing the banker’s arrest had been adopted with votes in favor. He read an apology stating the act was under great provocation and he did not know he was affronting the house.
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Montana irrigation projects may be abandoned
Washington hearings reveal Secretary Lane weighing retirement of Mile River and Sun River projects in Montana due to high costs, farmer insolvency, and inability to pay for water. Senator Walsh cites farmer distress and asks for extensions and price-based water access, while questioning whether continued spending is warranted.
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Gallatin Wins Missoula Meet
Gallatin stars Dominate Missoula meet with multiple event wins led by Phelps and Jolley among top sprinters. Highlighted by strong performances in dashes and jumps, Missoula placed second as Gallatin secured decisive track success.
University meet features students and faculty in rapid events
Debaters, athletes, and guests filled university hall for a campus meet. Britton af Gat Matin reported impressive marks in discus and shot put while Loe Larimer of Bozeman led field events. The day's events included sprints, hurdles, and relay heats, highlighting university talent and festive student engagement.
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Crow Reservation Probe Highlighted by Senate Committee
Special Dispatch reports the senate committee on Indian affairs formed subcommittees to inspect Crow Reservation governance in Montana after Congress adjourned. Robert J. Hamilton and Slackfeet Inlaw filed charges of incompetency against Crow agent A. McPutridge alleging misinterpretation of law and misrepresentation of conditions to the department.
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Wheatland County Loses At Election
Special dispatch from Wheatland County reports the county vote against forming Wheatland as a new county. Meagher and Sweet Grass counties supported the split, but Fergus and neighboring areas failed to back it, yielding a narrow defeat with low turnout around two percent in Meagher and Sweet Grass. Despite the loss, proponents plan renewed petitions to create Wheatland, citing damages and disruptions in Fergus area shops and businesses.
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Army Aviator Dies on Scout Mission
A U S Army aviator died during a scouting flight near San Bernardino. The pilot attempted a controlled landing after reporting engine trouble but his aircraft crashed in rough terrain. Bystanders and local officials investigated the crash site as rescue crews cordoned the area. The accident drew attention to military training hazards and prompted safety reviews.
Veterans groups elect officers in Missoula event
A busy afternoon and evening activities saw officers chosen for several veteran groups. J W Sheehy of Butte elected department commander of the Grand Army, with J P Medala Missoula and Jain Belnidi Helena noted among officers. Ladies of the Grand Army and Woman's Relief Corps named new department leaders, while United Spanish and Ladies’ Auxiliary members prepared to meet tomorrow. A banquet capped the day as visiting members toured sights in the city.
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