Federal inquiry debated on West Virginia coal troubles
Senate tonight referred the proposed federal investigation of conditions in West Virginia coal districts to the education labor committee. Senator Kern said a partial victory was reached as the panel would report in a few days, with final action later. Debate touched martial law, labor agitation, and state governance in Patterson and related districts.
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West Virginia
Howe
Washington
Senate
Education Sub Labor Committee
Sern
West
Develana
Era
Kenater Goff
West Visintuia
Selina
Paint Creek
Tle
Patterson
Ned
Marline
Hughes
New Jersey
Martine
Goff
Osough
Lator Hughes
Kor
Indiana
Myerson conference on irrigation projects in Montana and Sun River
Senator Myers with ex Senator Paris Givgon and Walter Cooper pressed Secretary Lane to continue Mik river and Sun River irrigation work and to approve a 29 mile northern Sun River canal contract worth about 950000. They urged no revisions to plans and sought full Montana delegation input. The secretary promised careful consideration of the request and to clarify project costs under reclamation law.
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Washington
Myers
Paris Givgon
Walter Cooper
Muttina
Beiferret
Line
Ie Mik River
San River
Alsiotia
Migin
Sun Tier
Wuleit
Lane
Governgrank
Believen AW Ie Welk
Tane
Montana
Congress
Governor Stewart forgoes Washington trip to defend Montana funds
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Governor Stewart arrived in Great Falls after traveling from Helena en route to Washington to defend Montana's interests amid fears of diversion of reclamation funds. A telegram from Senator Myers prompted the cancellation of the delegation, with Stewart remaining in Great Falls to spend time and attend the Great Falls Ground opening game between the Butte and Great Falls teams.
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Stewart
Helena
Washington
Alentana
Hit
Myers
Tomie
Great Falls
Montana
Lane Hed
Aries
Bute
Walsh Signals Duty on Wool and Sugar Policy
Washington May 19 Senator Walsh declares he will vote for tariffs on wool and sugar amid party caucus action but offers no definitive stance. He says he supports a revenue tariff and warns the proposed Hill tariff could affect coal lumber meats and many state products. He cites pledged support to reduce tariffs gradually while denying free sugar or free wool.
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Standard
Washington
Walsh
Senate
Marty
Senmlor Walsh
Wianketen
Tollowa
Montana
Benito Walsh
Vesuvius 18 Struck by Its Own Torpedo
The torpedo boat Vesuvius was struck by one of its own torpedoes off Narragansett Bay near Hope Island. Chief Gunner Thomas Kwith led the crew in swift damage control as the ship backed off the beach and returned to the torpedo station.
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Vesuvius
Mary
Hope Feland
Narragansett
Bas
Stemen
Wales
Thomas Kwith
Heer
Boar
Trepeda
Santago Duritg
Lens
Smith
Yonge
Savius
Spain
Bantiage 5
Cincinnati Car Strike Ends With Union Win
May 11 Cincinnati traction company and street car workers union reached an agreement ending the strike. Service resumes tomorrow. The union retains recognition and can readmit former employees. The company will pay higher wages for both union and nonunion staff, with nonunion workers eligible for hire. Open shop principle admitted by the company.
Beautiful young woman ends life in Portland hotel
A 20s era woman registered as Mrs Anime Beith at "Str. Anime Beith, Portland" was found dead in her room after an attempted entry by another guest. Autopsy to determine poison cause. identity kept uncertain by missing clues. A single penny and a wrapped wedding ring were found. signatures and name on a list appeared fictitious.
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Milasoutit
Anime Beith
Portland
Whee A Chan
Beemaint
Bissouia
Aostranger
Kee Sora
Avery
Cernaer Marsh
Ody
Unsteady Montana News and Mixed Local Briefs
Content reads like an OCR mishmash with scattered names and events. Mentions governors, senators, deaths, sports notes, trials, state items, and various oddities. Key entities include Beaulifin, Columbus knights, Vesuvius, Thompson, Presbyterian President Wood, Anaconda, Spokane, and market reports. The piece quality is fragmented with many garbled words and unclear specifics.
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Jolasas
Montana
Vayselaine
Waleh
Wags
Knighis
Vesuvius
Thompson
Wood
Seldiers
Anaconda News
Hishaya
Misehuyel
Liedermann
Progressivea Los
Tittle
Reorge J Joyce Heads Knights of Columbus
The ninth meeting of the state council of the Knights of Columbus of Menton bel here Loding was a success. Twenty-two delegates from Faiths, Iknacony, Great Falls, Hetens, Missouri, Billings, Kalispell, Lewistane, Miles City, Livingston, Verve and Bexemnay attended. Reports show strong finances and growth with a March 4050 increase and plans for larger classes. George J Joyce of Falena was named chairperson with William M Enright of Billings as alternate.
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Epeda
State Council
the Knights of Columbus of
Choeruet Gorlaye Wren
Helenny Demity
Ceobs
Joyce
Falena
William M. Enright
Billings
da Murphy
Loolaichl
Girl Fights to Save Man Run Down Brother in Meveland
May 18 report describes 19 year old Meveland girl protecting a driver who struck her younger brother Raymond Gatlot, a 5 year old, as a lumber truck backed over him. She resisted a crowd until a police officer arrived, while the driver, Robert G. Thomas, faced mounting questions over the fatal accident.
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Meveland
Tron
Hosa
Cottet
Raymond Gatlot
Robert G. Thomas
Phante Four
Sieben
Laetare Medal Awarded to Editor Herbermann
The Notre Dame Laetare Medal, given for service to the church and country, was awarded to Charles G. Herbermann at a ceremony. Cardinal Hayes of New York presented the honor, honoring his long dedication within Catholic journalism and scholarship.
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Laetare
Herbermann
South Mend
Tad
Liaetare Mada
Japan's Protest Reply Reached By Washington Visit
In Washington on May 4 the Japanese envoy Chinda and Viscount S. K. were received as they deliver Japan's reply to the protest. Secretary Bryan and officials discuss treaty rights and possible changes. The Japanese side expresses concern over exclusionary provisions and insists on cautious negotiations with potential future steps likely over weeks.
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Johnson
Aryan
Wisconmi Chiinda
State Department
Chindie
Cour
Eh Wressel
Lois
Calitorimta
Emigay
Chinda
Ro Stata Department
Lila
White Tonge
Tia State
Jhwan
Tti
California
Japan
Webb
Amer. Wea
Bryan
Courka
Opposed Bill Sparks Split in California Politics
Sacramento reports strong opposition to a governor backed bill as Democrats split over its merits. Governor Johnson signs the measure amid protests from Japan and discussions of timing. The act faces a 90 day delay before operative, while outside California a counter case prompts a separate inquiry. Theodore Bell leads calls to submit the issue to a public vote.
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Sacramento
California
Japan
Prudent
Bryan
Jihrsoy
Korea
Wilson
Golden Gate
Wis
Senate
Assembly
Steferendun
Theodore Bell
Democratc State Central Committee
WR Party
Dil
Japanese Business Men Seek Amity Amidland Ownership Debate
A May 19 report details Japanese business leaders meeting in Kyoto with American friends to ease frictions over the Arizona alien land ownership act and discuss naturalization and a new treaty. They praise California, call out anti Japanese sentiment, and pledge cooperation to improve cross border relations.
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Busieas
Japan
United States
Stack
Kyoto
Johnson
Wilson
Arizona
Railroad to spur Melville area in Northern Pacific plan
Billings May 1 an official announcement states construction of a Northern Pacific branch from Hesper on the Billings & North line to Melville north of Livingston will start immediately. The line aims to reach Summit this year crossing the Lake Basin area and the 73,000 acre Thomas tract recently bought by Wisconsin capitalists and will open about 300,000 acres of fertile farming land.
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Billings
Pacifi
Hesper
Billings & Northtr
Dheiville
Livingston
Lake Basin
Thomas
Wisconsin
David Starr Jordan to resign as president
Stanford University in California announced during commencement that Dr David Starr Jordan will resign as president to accept the office of chancellor to be created by the board of trustees. John Caspar Branner, longtime professor, will become president.
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Stanford University
Cal
David Starr
Jordan
Board of Trustees
Erape
America
John Caspar Branner
Bishop Grimes Sees Cope Ceremony in Rome May 19
An American group of four traveled to Rome for a religious ceremony conducted by Rt Rev John Grimes bishop of Symeust. They were received by Cardinal Merry Gol Val papal secretary of state and later in private audience by Pope Plus. Reports mention the pope appeared in good spirits.
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Symeust
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Merry Gol Val
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