Montana Race Meeting Circular Promises Record Season
Edward A Tipton of the Anaconda Racing Association issues a circular inviting horsemen to Montana race meetings noting a eight year history of successful events. The message highlights new facilities, safe tracks, anticipated pools near 50000 daily, and bi weekly program releases with three or more races daily.
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Edward A Tipton
Anaconda Racing Association
Montana
Union
St. Paul
Missouri River
Butte
Slander harms community and character across years
The Pioneer Press reflects on how unfounded accusations damage individuals and society. It calls slander contemptible, notes its spreading reach from home to shop, and warns of lingering bitterness and harm to moral life.
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Pioneer Press
National Commercial Convention Invites Wide Participation
Invitations issued for the national commercial convention to meet in Detroit starting Tuesday June 2 at noon. The non political gathering will discuss tariff as a business issue, consular service improvements, a possible department of commerce, and yearly conventions to advise on laws and administration.
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Detroit
Michigan
United States
Central
South American
Congress
Department of Commerce, Manufacturers and Labor
The Fish Law Debate Voices In Montana Courts
Associate Justice DeWitt states it is unlawful to fish during May and June and a test case will be heard in Gallatin county to settle the matter. He clarifies he has not indicated repeal of the fishing season law and notes his past deer killing did not violate the act.
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DeWitt
Montana
Gallatin County
Supreme Court
New York
Anaconda Standard
Connecticut Towns Expand Road Improvement Plan
Last year thirty seven towns advanced road work and now eighty towns joined in the effort. The improvements are thorough and scientific, with costs shared by the state county and municipalities. Rhode Island plans a new Capitol building 338 feet long by 122 feet wide with a 244 foot dome costing 1,576,000 dollars.
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Connecticut
Rhode Islind
Legal farce on partition and divorce in a four-brother tale
An after-dinner tale recounted by a Philadelphia lawyer shows how a split storage, a cat, and a greased rag lead to a warehouse fire. The four brothers quarrel over liability, while in a separate Noris-like tale Hiawatha seeks a wife and jokes about divorce in Sioux City with Minnehaha Laughing Water.
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Troy Times
Philadelphia
Nokomis
Hiawatha
Sioux City
Ex Postmaster Nesbitt accused of embezzling stamps
Bozeman reports ex postmaster F J Nesbitt arrested on a warrant charging embezzlement of postage stamps and stamped envelopes totaling 9352 03. Bond set at 3000, Nesbitt waived court hearing, claims unknown shortages, and had served four years before turning over the office.
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Bozeman
F. J. Nesbitt
Postoffice
Linn
Helena
Leslie
United States
M. J. Haley
Will G. Fleishauser
Nesbitt
H. M. Kirk
L. S. Willison
Peter Koch
Another Bond Sale Likely to Replenish Gold Reserves
The St Paul Dispatch reports treasury insiders say a new bond sale may be needed between now and July to restore gold after steep withdrawals. With gold dropping from 128 million last sale to about 112 million, revenue shortfalls threaten continued borrowing and rising national debt. A fiscal reform shift is urged as the public demands a party promising reliable peace time revenue.
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Treasury Department
Cleveland
St. Paul
Greater New York City Grows Beyond Belief
The piece lists New York City area 350 square miles as the world’s second largest, noting 1100 churches and hotels, 37 000 business houses, 130 000 dwellings, 1100 miles of railways, 350 public schools, a debt of 170 million dollars, taxable property over 2.58 billion, and a population slightly above 3 million. It compares 1800 Brooklyn and New York totals to 62 867, praising the city’s century of growth.
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New York
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