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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1913

Page

20

Legislation League Hears Mining Taxation Debate

The speech attacks a proposed statewide license tax on mining interests in Montana, arguing against taxing net annual proceeds and for fair valuation. It compares mining to other property, promotes open discussion, and highlights Montana Power Company positions on hydroelectric development and public policy.

Legislative Assembly United Stat Hall United States Tannuatly Agan Beng Butte Anaconda Butte Ming Montana Great Falls Arizona Anaconda Company Silver Bow County Cas Ital Ipson Clark Columbia Missouri Wisconsin New England Colorado Washington Idaho Utah Wyoming Oregon Board of Control Tam Hauser Lake Mr. Clark Bonner Montana Power Company Ryan

Tax Burden Protest by Citizens on Public Works

Citizens defend their fair share of public costs in a heated exchange over tax policy. They argue for any plan to impose an equal burden and oppose special exemptions. The remarks express willingness to support government needs while resisting perceived inequities.

Montana Power Company Hebgen Gulf Missouri River Hebgen Reservoir Ohio Mississippi River Hebren Damain

Lottery Draw List Features Western Names

The list names numerous residents from Montana and nearby states drawn in a lottery, including Thomas J. Stewart of Great Falls, W. F. W. Kirk of Seattle, and Elizabeth Ragains of Pilot Rock. Additional entries mention Helen Elmore C. Huxtable and Mrs. Vera Taulker among many others from Havre, Great Falls, Miles City, and surrounding locales.

Thomas J. Stewart Great Falls F. W. Kirk Seattle Hl, Jones Cottonwood Mont Kitchen Dunkirk Spokane Wash Clark Mainc Mont Sohn East Epping J. W. Wheeler Havre Elizabeth Ragains Pilot Rock Mary Rose Gary Mire Mary Ike Sweetgrass C. Simonton Marie Grimt Mobridge Ots Prederick A. Kutler Portland Thomas Dodge Maple Hill Kan W. J. Hutsinpeller Devils’ Lake Nelson FF. Quick Wichita EB Armstrecht Donnellson Iowa Vera Taulker Miles City John McNamara Joseph J. Guy P. M. Zimmerman Mt Moyer Hartley Axel Peterson John Gaede Fredonia Hunter Great Pails James Albert Edwards Butte Laster A. Aldrich Elmore C. Huxtable Burns A. A. Riegerly Fe W. McBrayer Mankato St. Vern Haroun W. A. Rich Wheeler John ‘Kulsley Union Mills Frank ME. Broder Frank St. Dempsey Whitefish Margaret Moriarty Great Fall John Gallus George T. Booth Wiz Charlee

Weather Frowns on Helena as Judges Proceed Quickly

The article notes unsettled conditions and a swift judging contest drawing keen interest in Helena. Widespread weather concerns contrast with the rapid pace of evaluations led by Kamisang Clark-Raymond Aitken and a team including Madeline Sybert, Walter Dougherty, Grace Holt, and Kenneth Paeuli.

Kamisang Clark Raymond Aitken Madison Almon Little Parke Madeline Sybert Walter Dougherty Powell Grace Holt Kenneth A Paeuli Minnie Babbitt Robert Paindextar Sylvia Waketeid Craniere Frances Clark Leo Susct_ Grase Archie Perrine

Indianapolis Police Warn of Murder Suspect Ellis Names

Indianapolis reports link a recent brutal murder and robbery of Joseph Schlansky to a man named Joseph Ellis 21 of Richmond Virginia also known as Brokaw and Robert Duncan. Police say he likely robbed clothing merchants in Louisville Cleveland Toledo Philadelphia and Pittsburgh before reaching Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Joseph Schlansky Mississippi River Joseph Ellis Richmond Ellis Brokaw Robert Duncan Louisville Cleveland Toledo Philadelphia Pittsburg

Testimony in Sanger hearing yields little new evidence

Butte city council hear ing on Fire Chief Peter Sanger continues with several witnesses from the fire department detailing past incidents. Testimony covers beating claims, hose pressures, and staffing at various fires, with officials noting the hearing will resume tonight at 1:30.

Butte Peter Sanger Manus Ladendorf Samme LP R. Smithy Justice Court Rewin John McGilivany Jared John ‘Gallagher Murphy Sanger Withens Sacret Church Grund Wyoming Mercury Chiie Paddy Cleary Charles Green Leslie Sanger Maury Wit Ress Water Company Main and Park John O'Brien Thomas Block Lanfer James O'Connell Wyoming Street Peter Sacred Heart Church Durants Morehose Paul Gow Kent Howe Fort Mike O'Leary Mony Ag Sacred Heart the Heart Church

Real Estate Transfers Headline List

Real estate transfers show multiple conveyances including Leo Winternaiter to Coonte unels tie lot 14 block Fareview addition Christie and wife to Colom Christie lots 12 and 13 block view addition Mendelson investment company to Christie Leys portion lot 1 block 39 Butte United States patent to multiple heirs including Mary A Beckwith Emma Durand and others Johns to Johns Barnard Addition Walsh to G W Marston property Swell to Rose Swell lot 5 block 7 Travonia fraction etc.

Leo Winternaiter Coonte Unels Block Fareview Christie Colom Mendelson Investment Company Christie & Leys Butte Jacob Wigenbach Lussa Elaner Crosby United States Mary A. Beckwith Emma Durand H. A. Bartlett J. E. Jacobs William and Julia Beck RM. Cobban Lone Story John W. Johns William Johns Barnard Montana Realty Company Rose Swell Travonia Hutte Land and Investment Company John E. Walsh G. W. Marston L. M. Schott William FE. David West End Agate Tion

New York Republicans Back Rules Change for Delegates

New York Republicans advocate changing party rules to let each state pick its own method for choosing delegates to national conventions and award greater influence to states with large GOP pluralities. A special national convention is urged. Senator Elihu Root and Henry Stimson led the debate as the proposal passed, with E Werner and Prank Hiscock later nominated for top court posts. Root denounced Tammany Hall and Albany scandals in a dramatic closing address.

New York Aigcusslon Eam United States Eline Root Henry L. Stimson Nicholas Murray Eaton Columbia University William Karnes Fe Fnally Lional Bank of Sentation E. Werner Rochester Coat of Appeals Prams Hiscock Syracuse Court of Appeals Root Tammany Hall iTammany Tammany Albany Democratic Party

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