Plan for New County Governor Slams Release of Thaw
Governor Sulzer of New York declines to issue orders to release Harry K Thaw from the Mattenwar insane asylum. Report notes major timber land owned by large corporations in California and a U S court ruling permitting Titanic relatives to sue the steamship line. A bomb damages David Lloyd Georges country residence with suffragettes claiming responsibility.
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Sulzer
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Sanford - White
Mattenwar
California
United States Court of Appeals
Donn
Steamship Company
David Lloyd-George
Lewis Harcourt
Nuneham
More Lots Sold In Hirshberg Addition
J. M. Weaver sold two lots recently bought in Hirshberg addition to A. J. Cowell. The former Smith residence moved onto those lots is included. The lots lie east of Byron Corson residence. E. J. Roberson bought two lots nearby and has not decided their disposition yet.
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Acantha
J. M. Weaver
Hirshberg
A. J. Cowell
Smith
Byron Corson
E. J. Roberson
S. M. Corson
Roberson
Proposed Division of Teton and Hill to Make Pondera Part
A petition for an election to create Pondera county from portions of Teton and Hill was filed with County Clerk Garrett. The proposed area includes the northern part of Teton, the Blackfeet reservation, Cut Bank, Waler, and Dupuyer, with the plan supported by Conrad and Cut Bank residents and awaiting county commissioners action next week.
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Pondera County
Teton and
Hill
Garrett
Teton
Brady
Bynum
Waler
Dupuyer
Blackseet Reservation
Cut Bank
Conrad
Acantha
Isolated land ruling outlines buying isolated tracts
The general land office lays out procedures for ordering isolated tracts into market. Applicants must file with the local register and receiver, deposit the land value per acre, and prove land lacks minerals. Eligibility requires citizenship, occupancy details, and limits on total acreage.
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General Land Office
Sainy
United States
Mexico Figures Madero and Suarez Killed in Palace Rescue
Ex President Madero and ex Vice President Suarez were shot at night while being moved from the government palace to prison. General Huerta proclaimed interim presidency as loyalists oppose him, with U S troops on the border and wives of both men witnessing the event.
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Ffix
Madero
Suarez
Mexico
Huerta
United States
Sun River Beach Lands Open for Settlement
Settlement on the released Sun River beach lands is permissible on and after March 3 but filing will not be accepted until April 2. A prior right exists by occupancy and building a house or setting up a tent. Keen rivalry for tracts is expected with settlement at nine o'clock a.m.
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Sun River Beach
Chances Good For Game Preserve Debate
Discussion of Senator Larson's Sunriver game preserve bill occupied part of the lower house on Thursday. Garson's bill for a headwaters preserve faced objections from stock interests and a parliamentary tangle but was supported by locals and stockmen who favored the measure.
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Larson
Sunriver
Garson
Sun River
Mavis
Legislature Nears Close With 578 Bills Introduced
State legislature nears end of session on Thursday March 6. Up to Saturday 578 bills had been introduced. Mains of Teton pushed removal of the state fair from Helena to Great Falls sparking a heated contest. Helena won by 14 votes in the house. Cascade county Kirschwing and Durban opposed the bill. Steering committee settled between senate and house and is now working smoothly. Focus shifts to democratic platform measures.
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Mains of
Senate
House
Mrs Young Dies After Long Illness At Home
Mrs Young died Sunday night at 9 30 at the home of her daughter Mrs K B Cohoe after a year long illness and a California stay. Survived by husband and two daughters Mrs Cohoe and Miss Alta Wessell. Interment Tuesday at Chateau cemetery after services at the Episcopalian church. Pallbearers listed as Verge Hodgskiss Innes Cowell Burbank Angus. Service conducted by Rev Mayd J Mycard. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attended.
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J R Young
K. B. Cohoe
A. J. Cowell
A. C. Burbank
John Angus
Mayd J. Mycard
Great Falls
Odd Fellows
J Rebekahs
Miracle and Associates Take Option on Two Main Street Lots
Ralph Miracle of Helena and Miracle of Minneapolis visited town Saturday to assess business prospects. They took an option on two east side Main street lots, north of the Acantha office, aiming to open an implement store and lumber yard in the spring.
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Ralph Miracle
Helena
Miracle
Minneapolis
Main Street
Acantha
All for Incorporation Vote Rails For Chateau
A special election in Chateau results in unanimous support for incorporation with 94 votes cast from 111 on roll. The incorporated area covers one square mile, with the next steps including a mayor and four aldermen election and a 30 day notice for municipal officers. The board at polling included Rev J Miller Dr Stephens J J Malmin J J Cain and Wm Kroff. The upcoming primary law will not apply to Chateau town election.
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Chateau
Apri
Hamilton Street
Rev. J. Miller
Stephens
J. J Malmin
J.J Cain
Wm. Kroff
Acanton
Norris named interior secretary in Wilson cabinet scenes
Reports from New York papers say Ey Governor B L Norris will serve as interior secretary under President Wilson. Congressman elect Thomas Stout resigns from the state senate to assume his new duties March 3 with a move to Washington. A $10 000 damage suit is filed in Musselshell county district court alleging Charles Smith harmed a horse and falsely accused him in the Roundup Tribune story. University of Montana marks Charter Day with addresses and campus tours on February 21 as part of the 18th anniversary celebration, including a morning address by Rev H S Catley and activities across Craig Hall and campus facilities.
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New York
B. L. Norris
Interior
Wilson
Thomas Stout
Bel
State Senate
Worgus County
Stewart
Stout
Washington
District Court
Musselshell County
C. I. Wolford
L. R. Carroll
I’. A. Appelman
Roundup ‘Tribune
Charles Smith
Creel
Roundup
Smith
University of Montana
University
H. S Catley
Selig Meets Real Glacier Indians in Chicago Studio
Blackfeet Indians from Glacier National Park visit W N Selig in Chicago to be photographed with him, marking Selig Polyscope Co. efforts to preserve American Indian traditions Onlookers note Selig has produced extensive films on history education and industry and supported the Western Governors Special tour.
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Selig
Glacier National Park
W. N. Selig
Selig Polyscope Co
Chicago
Moving Pictures
White Calf
Teton County High School Beats Belt High School
The Belt team, weakened by injuries and illness, faced the strong Teton squad in the high school gym Friday, losing as Belt fielded a freshmen team. Teton is regarded as a top state contender, undefeated this season, with prospects for Bozeman state tournament.
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Teton County High School
Belt High School
Chinook
Belt
Sayers
Teton
Bozeman
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Montana
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