Judge Richard Ballinger Dies at Seattle Home
Seattle June 6 Judge Richard A Ballinger former secretary of the interior died at his home after a two day illness. Born July 9 1858 in Boonesborough Iowa Ballinger rose from lawyer in Port Townsend to Seattle mayor 1904 06 and later led the general land office. He faced the Alaska coal land dispute with Glavis and Pinchot and resigned from public life in 1911 after long service in government and law.
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Richard A. Ballinger
Seattle
Interior
Taft
Richard Achilles Ballinger
Ballinger
Chims
Louis ER. Glavis
General Land Office
Cunningham Group
Bering River District
Glavis
Cunningham
Gilford Pinchot
Forestry Service
Department of Agriculture
Pinchot
Fisher
Alaska
Boonesborough
Iowa
Richard H. Ballinger
Williams College
James R. Garfield
Roosevelt
Young Ballinger
Port Townsend
Wash
Julia A. Bradley
Washington
Garfield
Former Senator Lippitt Targeted in Tariff Debate
Senate debate on the tariff bill featured a sharp attack on former Senator Henry F. Lippitt of Rhode Island as a “super-lobbyist” for cotton goods interests. Senator Smoot denied influence, while the Finance Committee moved to reduce several duties including nails, rivets, studs, and rivet rates, and trimmed umbrella and harness‑hardware tariffs during the night session.
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Washington
Henry F. Lippitt
Rhode Island
Finance Committee
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Watson Republican
Indiana
House
Lippett
Ashurst
Deocrat
Arizona
New York World
Mr.Lippitt
Smoot
Utah
Lippitt
Wadsworth
New York
Walsh
Montana
Lenroot
Wisconsin
McCumber
Candidacy Filed for Clerk and Recorder of Sweet Grass County
Announcement that the candidate seeks renomination for the office of clerk and recorder in Sweet Grass County. Filed under actions of Republican electors at the primary elections on August 29, 1972.
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Sweet
Grass
Noted Movie Vamp Is Booked For Shelving
In Chicago on June 6 motion picture theater owners discussed public demand for cleaner films. They cited the public tiring of the vampire type and favoring heroines like Little Eva with innocence, suggesting new patterns for the silver screen.
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Chicago
Eva
William J. Sweeney
Livingston News Roundup of Visitors and Local Notes
Local Livingston column lists several visitors and trips, including H O Kellogg business visit, G A Loasby returning from Nova Scotia, Jay Loving from Watertown, Sterling Woods Billings attorney on business, Misses Burroughs and Youngs Billings teachers visiting, Capt Smith returning from Kansas City, Lintz family headed to Oklahoma, motor party from Forest Grove to Somerset, Chauncey Olcott show attendees, and a sanity commission finding for Andrew Wisland. Also classified sale lines note 200 ft 4 ply power transmission rope and stock salt at Powers Elevator Co.
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Powers Elevator Co
Grey
Cliff
Tariff Debate Likely To Extend Into July
Washington observers predict the tariff bill debate will fill two more months in the senate with no immediate path to law. Democrats oppose a unanimous consent plan to vote all amendments after July 15, aiming to avoid delaying beyond July 31. A conferee agreement would push enactment to Sept. 1 or later, with winter session probable.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Congress
House
Henry Ford Backers Launch Campaign
Plans for a nationwide movement to back Henry Ford for president in 1924 were decided at Dearborn. A permanent Henry Ford for president club will form similar groups in each congressional district to build a tighter organization. The club rejected a formal platform, leaving Ford to shape his ideas if he runs.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Ford
United States
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
The Baker family thanks friends for kindness shown during bereavement and for beautiful oral offerings expressing sympathy. Mrs. Emma Baker and Family.
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Emma Baker
Milk cones for sale from M O Leary
Two first class milk cones offered for sale by M O Leary with catalog number 30-217. Local seller advertises quality dairy equipment.
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M. O'Leary
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Livingston
H. O. Kellogg
G. A. Loasby
Nova Scotia
Jay Loving
Watertown
S. D
Sterling Woods
Billings
Regal
Burroughs
Youngs
G. B. Long
Missouri
Capt. Smith
Kansas City
Oklahoma
L. H. Lintz
Avis
Warren
Mabel Wester
Motor Party
Forest Grove
Ore
Somerset
E. T. Williams
James Webb
J. L. Hewitt
Chauncey Olcott
Mary Lamb
Floyd Bailey
Gertrude Lamb
Grace B. Martin
Alva Lamb
Ed Seblen
Andrew Wisland
Lew Webb
Board of County Commissioners
Mens
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Ecru
Poenying Minsiggwear
Ee Neere
Athy L
Grey Cliff
Mon
Horaces
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Nery
Grey Cliff Band
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Mallory Sr
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