Retiring Officials Dominate Montana State Shakeup
The article lists expected retirements and reassignments among state leaders including governor candidates, the attorney general, and supreme court posts. Secretary of State C T Stewart and State Auditor George Porter are re-elected with minor staff changes. Bebb’s deputy vacancy will be filled later.
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Toad
Townsend
Harlowton
C.T. Stewart
George P. Porter
May Trumper
Trumper
Mina Petrashek
S. L. Peterson
Marior V. Morse
Charles M. Reinoehl
G. B. Edwards
Porter
W. A. Logan
Hugh K. Gaw
Helen Landt
Hazel Barnicoat
R. S. Mentrum
Winifred Arnold
Mentrma
W. S. Hosking
Nina Bradley
Insurance Department
James H Curl
Samuel M. Ross
Hamilton
J. E. McCormick
Political speculation on Hughes and Horizon appointments
Fragmented notes discuss potential appointments and cabinet posts in a speculative tone. Names such as Hughes, Daugherty, Weeks, Hert, Harding, and others appear in uncertain connections to secretaryships in agriculture, commerce, and war, with no firm selections.
Navy Construction Will Be Reduced
Senate foreign relations committee began executive hearings on reducing world naval construction. Borah proposed pressing Wilson to seek a 50 percent cut in naval building for Britain Japan and the United States. Debate considered France and Italy, but Borah argued those nations would follow the lead of the three powers, linking army and navy reductions.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Wilson
Great Britain
Japan
United States
France
Italy
Shrine Of Roosevelt To Be Perpetuated In New York
The Theodore Roosevelt birthplace on East 30th Street New York will be dedicated as a national shrine on the second anniversary of his death. Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood will lay the cornerstone in a ceremony attended by foreign diplomats and Americans including Jules Jesserand French ambassador delivering an address. The interior will be restored by the Roosevelt family and the Women’s Roosevelt Memorial Association with immigrant education to be taught in the edifice.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
East 30Th Street
New York City
Leonard
Wood
Jules
Jesserend
LS Soapaati
Ile
Women's ‘Rosdivet Memorial’ Association
Edjeliing Beilding Immigrants
Tanghe Immanlggai
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The readable text provides no clear event names or facts to summarize. No persons organizations places dates or numbers are identifiable for a proper card.
Few Hundred Killed by Automobiles In State Year
New York report shows 1,470 people died in New York state from automobile accidents last year with 146 fatalities in New York City. The National Highways Protective Association notes fatalities rose from 1,017 in 1913 and cites pending and enacted laws elsewhere reducing deaths by about 17 percent.
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New York
New York State
New York City
National Highways Protective Association
Society
State legislatures set to work on tax reform and budgets
Reports from AP correspondents outline in the opening of sessions that tax reform and new revenue measures will dominate in at least 15 states. Retrenchment and budget plans follow, with public improvements, utility regulation, and labor laws also on the agenda across many states.
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Associated Press
California
Connecticut
Ohio
South Dakota
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Colorado
Delaware
Iowa
Montana
Arkansas
Texas
West Virginia
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Nevada
North Carolina
North Dakota
Colorad
Indiana
Maine
Michigan
New Mexico
Wisconsin
State Tax Commission
Tennessee
Ilinois
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Washington Sends New Year Message
Washingtons New Year message notes the White House reception was cancelled due to President Wilsons illness but other events would restore wartime color. Diplomats were invited to a reception at Acting Secretary Daviss home while Secretary Daniels sent a wireless greeting to sailors praising naval service in 1930 and hoping for recognition in 1931.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Diplomatic Corps
Davis
State Department
Daniels
Arlington
New York Sees No White Way Poor Celebrations
A garbled 19th or early 20th century OCR note mentions New York celebrations on New Year’s Eve with high prices for wines and meals. It references a hefty per-meal fee and general concern over rising costs for diners and patrons.
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New York
Wilson Seeks Veto On Legislative Act
President Wilson vetoed the joint resolution intended to suspend part of the Clayton act prohibiting common carriers from interlocking directorates. The message, read in the Senate, argued the Clayton act is sound and carriers had time since 1914 to adjust to compliance.
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Wilson Seaks
Washington
Wilson
Senate
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Howard Elliott Is Same Noted In Brief
Fragmentary text references Howard Elliott and Eliott with scattered terms about a 90 day period and business trends. Readable portions mention access and hope, but specifics, dates, or events are unclear in the damaged entry.
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Howard Elliott
Same
Eliott
California Tops Ohio State 22 to 0 in Tournament of Roses
California's "worder team" defeated Ohio State 22 to 0 on New Year's Day in Pasadena. Brick Muller starred on both defense and offense, with passes and a strong running game, while Sprott Stephens and Deeds scored. Attendance set western football records as fans watched passes, criss-cross plays, and aerial attacking style.
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Pasadena
Cal
University of California
Ohio ‘State
Ohio State
California
Buckeyes
Ohio
Andy Smith
Muller
Pete Stinchcomb
Stinchcomb
Sprott
Stephens
Deeds
Tournament of Roses
Stephens I Aseeduc
Myers
Sheridan to lead Montana adjutant general post
Helena Jan 2 Charles L Sheridan Bozeman former major of the A E F will succeed Phil Greenan as adjutant general of Montana Gov elect Joseph M Dixon told a Miner representative. Sheridan is praised as a war hero with multiple decorations and a seat of support from the American Legion.
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Helena
Charles L.sheridan
Bozeman
Phil Greenan
Montana
Joseph M. Dixon
Miner
Sheridan
Greenan
Dixon
United States
Second
Montana Infantry
France
D. S.C
Grst
Dizon
American Legion
Major Sheridan
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Four Billion Loan Seen As Balfour's Hidden Aim
William Denman of San Francisco, first shipping board chairman, argues in an open letter to Congress that Arthur J. Balfour failed to reveal secret Britain Japan treaties tied to the four billion dollar U S loan to Britain. Denman cites protests during May 1917 and accuses Balfour of masking motives behind the loan and Allied strategy in the Pacific.
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Washington
William Denman
San Francisco
Shipping Board
Congress
Arthur J. Balfour
Foreign Affairs
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Denman
Belton
Guam
Pacific
Mariena Group
Ithands
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