Democratic tariff debate and Republican confidence tone
A regional democratic survey questions Republican press claims of Democratic House odds. The piece notes Democrats often favor tariff reform in theory but resist changes in practice, citing McEnery’s Payne Aldrich vote and the party’s progressive wing. It urges fair publicity for bond issue plans to reassure voters and safeguard against liability.
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House of Representatives
House
Congress
Senator McEnery
Louisiana
South
Republi
Greater State Fair bond plan eyed to boost Montana events
A proposal seeks 300000 in state bonds to buy land and build facilities for a bigger state fair. The plan claims no tax increase and no state debt for redemption, and if approved by legislature, a 1912 vote would decide in 1913. Investors have already bought 185 acres near the fairgrounds to discourage price-gouging.
Rail rate cuts follow new railroad law and ICC ruling
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders sweeping reductions after challenging western railroads profits and method of rate hikes. It targets back haul charges and criticizes expenditures as insufficient justification for rate increases. Railroads likely appeal, threaten layoffs, while public demand grows for fair rates and investor confidence.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Montana
Railroad speed dispute fuels push for harsher laws
The text notes a conflict over railroad control with calls for faster action to curb increasing demand, advocating drastic and manifestly unfair laws to regulate railroads.
Senator Carter's Letter Advocates Republican Harmony
The Treasure State praises Senator T. H. Carter for a bold clear message to the Republican state central committee. It argues unity over insurgent discord, notes GOP gains from tariff support while acknowledging diverse regional views, and urges cautious cooperation to sustain national prosperity and loyal party government.
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T. H. Carter
Republican State Central Committee
Delabor
Iowa
Carter
Hitchcock's Post Office Reforms Cut Deficit Significantly
Postmaster General Hitchcock reports a five million dollar return from treasury funds in six months and expects over ten million more cut from the annual deficit, targeting a four and a half million shortfall next year. His cost reductions accompany improved service quality as a standard for future administrations. Also notes Clark denying a U.S. Senate bid after a Europe tour and recent expenses.
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National Treasury
Hitchcock
Mr. Clark
United States Senate
New York
Europe
Gotham Palace
Taft Applies Economy to National Finances with Surplus
A surplus of 9.4 million in ordinary receipts and expenditures reduces the overall deficit, including Panama Canal costs, to 25.884 million for the fiscal year ending last Thursday, versus 118.795 million last year. In the vernacular this is going some.
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Taft
Panama Canal
Frenchman claims low cost artificial sapphires
A French inventor announces a method to produce artificial sapphires costing only a few cents per hundred weight, claiming quality superior to natural stones.
Beverly meeting lacks dramatic weather or clashes
Reporters expected a rough house at Beverly last Thursday but the gathering between Mr. President and Mr. Theodore produced no sudden drop in temperature.
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Beverly
Theodore
Drought Cited in Forest Shrinkage Report for Montana
Report from Washington last week notes extensive shrinkage in Montana national forests due to drought conditions. Officials warn ongoing dryness threatens timber stands and forest health statewide.
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Montana National
Washington
Oyster Bay and Beverly Seek Fresh Spotlight After Reno Brief Day
The article hints at Oyster Bay and Beverly hoping to recapture attention after Reno’s brief moment in the spotlight, suggesting a shift in local or regional prominence and potential events or developments to watch.
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Reno
Oyster Bay
Beverly
Forest land restored to entry under land laws delights Montanans
A remark highlights that about 100000 acres taken from national forests and restored for entry under land laws could soften Montanans' view of federal conservation policies.
Diaz Wins Re-Election Amid Unchallenged Rule in Mexico
Diaz secured a return to the presidency with no effective opposition as the army stood loyal and a jailed rival remained incommunicado, marking a strong consolidation of power.
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Diaz
Mexico
Colorado Pardon Pleas Fail to Move Montana Murder Case
Colorado sentimentalists urge governor to pardon a Montana killer but their unanimous pleas meet no response in the state. The text notes the governor’s discretion remains unsettled as petitions circulate without impact.
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Colorado
Montana
What Carter's bill means for postal savings banks
Butte Evening News explains that Carter's postal savings banks could unlock hidden private money, boosting circulation by tens of millions or more. It notes potential foreign deposits shifting to national banks, and cites Italy and others encouraging overseas savings. It also mentions the corporate tax aiding the treasury and predicts large fiscal gains from postal deposits.
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Butte
Carter
United States
Treasury
Bray's Ham and Bacon House Adverts Local Delicacies
Local notice advertises Bray's home cured hams and bacon and pure kettle rendered lard. The brief item promotes regional meat products as a staple for residents seeking quality preserves and cooking fats.
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Republican State Committee
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