Montana Judiciary Faces Redistricting and Fewer Judges
The state may cut district judges by at least six amid idle benches. Governor Stewart likely supports the move, noting 28 district judges with idle work. Proposals target Yellowstone county to trim or expand districts, with cost savings estimated at 50,000 dollars. Wyoming serves as a cost benchmark.
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Legislative Assembly of
Montana
Stewart
Legislative Assembly
Bozeman
North Dakota Line
Billings
Yellowstone County
Yellowstone
Carbon
Rosebud
Hardin
Musselshell
Missoula
Helena
Great Falls
Fort Benton
Dillon
Virginia City
Butte
Heinze and Amalgamated
Wyoming
Woman Suffrage Debate Faces Southern Opposition and San Francisco Slavery Case
The article notes woman suffrage as a major political issue, with Senator Tillman of South Carolina opposing it as detrimental to womanhood. It contrasts his stance with ongoing advocacy in Congress and cites a San Francisco Diggs case scene where women outnumbered men, highlighting public interest and doubt about the senator’s claim.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Tillman
South Carolina
Diggs
San Francisco
Digg
Federal Building
Good Roads Day Planned by Livingston Paper
The Livingston Post proposes a good roads day in Park county following Missouri’s example where 350000 residents rebuilt roads. City streets would be upgraded first in Livingston, then county roads, aiming to make Park county roads the best in the state within one to two days.
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Livingston Post
Park County
Missouri
Commonwealth
Livingston
Roosevelt 1916 plans stir split views in Anaconda
The Anaconda Standard reports Roosevelt likely to seek a nomination in 1916. Bull Moose supporters favor a third party bid while Democrats and Republicans doubt it. He may rejoin the GOP if chances rise. Also notes Montana dairy output and grazing policy impacts, plus a false assassination rumor about John Lind in Mexico.
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Anaconda Standard
Roosevelt
National Capital
Standard
Washington
Bull Moose Party
Bull Moose
White House
Hyde to Face Jury for Fourth Time in Swope Murder Case
Montana and Kansas City reports mix crime, fires and politics. Dr. B Clark Hyde must face a jury again over Col Thomas H Swope murder while Montana reports 17 fires causing 16930 in damage with 24050 insured. Tariff debate progresses in the Senate and a Montana barn demolition suit sparks legal challenge.
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Kansas City
B. Clark Hyde
Col
Thos. H. Swope
J. F. McCormick
Montana
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Daly
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Monida
F. J. Haynes
Yellowstone National Park
Secretary of the Interior
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Yellowstone Park
Haynes
National Conference of Bankers
Currency Commission
The
American Bankers’ Association
Chicago
A. Barton Hepburn
Belgrade
J. Quigley
Gallatin Valley
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Lewistown
Frank Biglen
House
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George Russel Young
West Point Military Academy
Engineer Corps
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H. B. Cheadle
Twenty-eighth Infantry
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Continental Oil Company
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