Opposition to Consolidation of Montana State Schools
The Pioneer argues against consolidating Montana’s state educational institutions. It warns that moving or closing campuses would waste about 1 million dollars and shift location decisions to seven out of state college presidents. It calls for payroll reductions and preserving current investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Stewart
Montana
Sweet Grass County
Bozeman
Butte
Missoula
Old Fort Ellis
Missoula University
Bozeman Agricultural College
State House
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle and Votes for Women
The piece argues that women’s suffrage in Montana depends on home makers joining the movement. It notes banners and literature distribution as key actions and urges wives and mothers to bear the burden of success or defeat, criticizing reliance on Jeanette Rankin’s advocacy alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Equal Suffrage League
Jeanette Rankin
Roosevelt Defends River Mapping In Geography Address
Col Roosevelt mocked geographers saying some maps of the region are wrong and he personally placed a river on the map. He challenged scientists and the Royal Geographical Society to dispute his achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Roosevelt
Geographic Society of
Washington, D. C
Teddy
Tapajoz
Madeira
Royal Geographical Society
Fairview Times Welcomes Thomas Jefferson Johns As Manager
The Fairview Times in Richland County names Thomas Jefferson Johns, former Livingston Daily Post editor, as manager. The 12 page weekly will be well edited, with no fixed political policy or factional ties, per the paper. State Game Warden De Hart reports $4,783 in fines since January, five months, with $15,750 paid to 21 deputies and $1,000 to the chief warden, totaling about $18,000 and a roughly 25 percent return on investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson Johns
Livingston Daily Post
Fairview Times
New
Richland
the Times
Col. Johns
de Hart
Pioneer
Helena
Great Falls
Montana
Joseph Strong
Eismann Brothers
Strong
Canada
Cummins Wins Iowa Republican Senate Nomination
Albert B. Cummins, former progressive, leads A. C. Savage for the U S Senate Republican nomination in Iowa by about 40 000 to 50 000 votes. Governor Clarke secures renomination by 5 000 over two opponents. S H Basher tops Casper Schenck for the progressive Senate nomination and George C White heads the progressive governorship slate. Republican vote shows a sizable gain from two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Albert B. Cummins
United States
A. C. Savage
Clarke
S. H. Basher
Waterloo
Casper Schenck
Des Moines
George C. White
Nevada
Glacier Park land exchange bill advances in Senate
The senate passes Senator Walsh's bill to exchange private Glacier National Park land for forest reserve lands in Montana. The move enables federal land swaps to expand federal holdings and simplify management of protected areas.
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Washington
Senate
Walsh
Glacier National Park
Montana
Borah
Henry
House Rules Committee
Alaska
House
Bozeman Public Building
Miles City Building
Yellowstone Park
The
Park
Belt Line
Reed Point News Highlights Illnesses Events and Hopes
J M Hiner is very ill under care of Dr Claiborn with wishes for speedy recovery. Dan Morgan recovering from serious horse accident with Dr Smith attending. Will Morris severely ill with typhoid fever attended by Big Timber nurse under Dr O Leary after exposure in Basin water. Reed Point loses baseball to Big Timber but resolves to try again. Rev Burris to preach Sunday inviting attendance. Local visits noted and crops in good shape though frost damaged beans and corn. A play June 19 led by Jack and Clay Yates with 10 cent collection for minister salary. Fourth of July plans include races and a strong program. Father O Brien pursuing a new Catholic church across from Guthries, plus talk of a new bank for Reed Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hiner
Claiborn
Dan Morgan
Dr. Smith
Will Morris
S. A. Morris
Big Timber
O’leary
Lake Basin
Reed Point
Burris
Jacob Wagner
Gladys
Frank O’neal
Livingston
Frost
Montana
Jack
Clay Yates
Father O’brien
Guthrie
Social round of Melville and area visitors
A stream of residents and guests are noted as visiting and returning home this week. Names include J. J. Forewald, W. A. Harrison, Orlando Miller, T. G. Blakeman, G. W. Baker, Judge Ed Adam, H. E. Hiner, Louis Wirak, W. T. Cartwright, E. Skillman, W. N. Nye, Mrs. W. H. Donald, B. O. Forsythe, Primus Bruffey, P. N. Decker, B. B. Miles, Mrs. Elizabeth Jennings, W. L. Shanks, Tinch Hannon, Jimmy Nepstad, Mrs. J. W. Church, Leo J. Cremer, W. R. Stokes, and County Commissioner Rein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Forewald
Melville
W. A. Harrison
Orlando Miller
Gibson
T. G. Blakeman
G. W. Baker
Ed Adam
H. E. Hiner
White Beaver
Louis Wirak
Livingston
W. T. Cartwright
E. Skillman
W. N. Nye
W. H. Donald
Helena
B. O. Forsythe
Primus Bruffey
McLeod
P. N. Decker
B. B. Miles
Elizabeth Jennings
Springdale
W. L. Shanks
Grey Cliff
Tinch Hannon
Jimmy Nepstad
Big Timber
J. W. Church
Harlowton
Leo J. Cremer and Son
W. R. Stokes
Rein
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Jerome Williams
BAS Aida
Republican Party
Dr. Leighton
Boulder
Charles N. Pray
John Morgan Evans
Tom Stout
Lewistown
Progressive Party
Thomas M. Everett
Harlem
George A. Horkan
Forsyth
Montana and General News
New York
George W. Young
Imperator
Marseillees
Mme
Lillian Nordica
Batavia
Placerville
Cal
el Dorado County
H.h.long
Calador
Theodore Roosevelt
David Hinshaw
George W. Perkins
Niagara Falls
Ont
General Huerta
Montana Power Company
Broadway
Link & Haire
Billinge Gazette
Democratic Party
Democracy
Reed
Missouri
Madrid
Spain
Willard
Buena Vista
Kermit Roosevelt
Belle Willard
Franklin K. Lane
Mark Daniels
San Francisco
Yosemite National Park
Lane
A. C. Miller
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
McAdoo
Reed Point News
Bray's Big Timber
Seaboard
Grand Hotel
J. McCambridge
Screen Goods
H. M. Allen & CO
C. W. Allen
Royal Worcester
Gordon Silk
Dr. King
O. H. Brown
Muscatine
Ala
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