Final Notice on Trust Bills Drives Senate Action
Democrats in conference adopt a resolution to stay in session until anti trust bills pass the house and are acted on in the Senate. The measure names the trade commission and Clayton anti trust bills and may include night sessions and a kept quorum to push bills to a vote.
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Washington
Democrats
Senate
House
Congress
Stone
Wilson
Kern
The
Trade Commission
Railroad Securities
Lewis
Confessed Robbery Girl Sent to Sanitarium
Hazel Pollock of Litchfield Minnesota confessed to robberies in Chicago and, judged mentally irresponsible, will be sent to a sanitarium rather than jailed. A psychopathical laboratory report cited nervous strain potential collapse and hysteria, leading the grand jury to refuse indicting her and a women’s committee to ensure treatment.
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Chicago
Hazel Pollock
Litchfield
Minnesota
Psycopathical Laboratory
Municipal Court
Psychopathical Laboratory
Hasel Pollock
Roosevelt Campaign Continuity After Medical Checkup
Theodore Roosevelt appears unlikely to suspend his campaign this year following a throat specialist examination. Doctors report a hopeful outlook with praised recovery possibilities, suggesting he can continue public duties despite his prior health concerns in New York on July 3.
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Roosevelt
New,York
Theodore Roosevelt
Dubois counters Roosevelt on Colombian treaty stance
James T. Du Bois former United States minister to Colombia argues for approving the pending treaty and rebuts Colonel Roosevelt’s view. He describes clashes over public men in Colombia and defends proposed assurances of regret as a diplomatic balm while insisting on universal justice for Anglo-Saxon and Latin relations.
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Hallstead
James T. Dubois
United States
Colombia
Taft
Roosevelt
Dubois
Panama
Colonel Roosevelt
Rescuers Find Five Dead in West Virginia Mine Blaze
Rescuers after 14 hours of tunneling into the Sycamore Coal company mine in Williamson West Virginia recovered five bodies. The dead are George Seibold James Collins Benjamin James Henry Lyons and Marion Lyons. The fire remains burning as 100 men fight to quench it.
Plea for Home Making Courses Wins Applause in Cleveland
Philander P. Claxton urges teaching home making in colleges, high schools, and elementary schools with government support. Dr. Benjamin F. Andrews of Columbia University notes the Agriculture Department is studying cattle fattening methods.
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Cleveland
Philander P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Benjamin F. Andrews
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Department of Agriculture
GOP Leaders See Victories Across Congressional Races
Republican leaders in Washington predict 93 Republicans will win seats now held by Democrats or Progressives next fall. With 129 Republicans in the House currently, this would raise GOP representation to 222 of 435 members.
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Washington
Republican Party
House
Nine Firemen Hurt in Collision in Minneapolis
Nine firemen were injured, three seriously, at noon Thursday when two motor drawn fire rigs collided while rushing to a small fire.
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Collison
Minneapolis
Differences in Congress Dam Bills Narrowed
Washington July 3 differences among conservationists over water power legislation on navigable streams were resolved at a White House conference. The Adamson and Ferris dam bills with conflicting provisions were harmonized, and administration leaders predicted quick passage of both measures.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Oregon Road Robbers Loot Train Near Kamela Meacham
Highwaymen boarded the westbound No 5 on the Oregon Washington Railway Near Kamela. They locked crew and passengers in the baggage car after forcing the conductor and porter to surrender keys. Deputy McDuffee shot dead a robber. another wounded and all fled toward the mountains. Posses pursue the bandits and the express safe was looted.
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le Grande
Ore
McDuffee
Oregon, Washington Railway & Navigation Company
Meacham
Kamela
Assassin a Real Anarchist Belgrade Confession Publicized
Budapest dispatch reports Az Ussag prints Gavrio Prinzips confession claiming he read anarchist works as a reservist and resolved to destroy a pillar of the Austro Hungarian monarchy. He says he learned of Archduke Ferdinand's planned visit in Belgrade and went to kill him.
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Budapest
Az Ussag
Gavrio Prinzips
Francia Ferdinand
Hohenberg
Prinzips
Belgrade
Morgan Confer With Wilson at White House on July 3
J P Morgan met with President Wilson at the White House for an informal discussion on general business conditions. The meeting, the first of planned talks with industrial and finansial leaders, came at Morgan's request and follows their long standing personal friendship.
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Morgan
Wilson
Washington
J. P. Morgan
White House
Mr. Morgan
First Steps Toward Peace in Mexico Delayed
Niagara Falls Ont July 3 Delegates from General Huerta sent a note to South American mediators for transmission to Constitutionalists in Washington signaling willingness to discuss peace measures with the opposition. Boise Idaho July 3 Republican Progressive and Democratic parties adopt state wide prohibition planks in their conventions.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Mexico
General Huerta
Washington
Huerta
Boise
Idaho
Dowager Countess of Carlisle Donates to Nationalists
Rosalind, dowager countess of Carlisle, sent John Redmond leader of the Irish Nationalists, $1,500 for the Nationalist volunteer fund from London on July 3.
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London
Rosalind
Countess of
Carlisle
John Redmond
Nationalist Volunteer Fund
Minnesota Democratic Chairman Chosen at Capitol Conference
A. L. Sorter of Minneapolis was elected chairman of the Democratic state central committee at a Thursday conference held at the state capitol in St Paul.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
A. L. Sorter
Minneapolis
State Capitol
Democratic State Central Committee
Blind Pig Raid Brought Seventeen Arrests in Virginia
Seventeen men and women were arrested in blind pig raids in Virginia. Ente Opeers Frank Wolnar and Andrew Kalakas pled not guilty before Judge Carey. John Koleski pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license and was fined fifty dollars and costs plus sixty days in jail. Three women and two men posted bail. The raid stemmed from information provided by an unnamed private detective.
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Duluth
Virginia
Ente Opeers
Frank Wolnar
Andrew Kalakas
Carey
John Koleski
Montana railroad commission may set outbound and inbound commodity rates
The Montana railroad commission can establish two separate rates for outbound and inbound business. Attorney General Kelly states the commission has discretionary power to fix just and reasonable rates under conditions, allowing one rate for outward shipments and another for inward movement if conditions warrant.
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Helena
Montana Railroad Commission
Kelly
Commission
Automatic quits at Helena
Helena Automatic Telephone company ends service in Helena citing local opposition to new businesses. Office closed July 1 after a year of decline from 1200 subscribers. This marks the third Montana automatic line to shut down following Missoula and Livingston closures.
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Helena
Helena Automatic Telephone Company
Bernard Copping, Jr
Montana
Missoula
Livingston
Dawson Reports Best Ever Bloomfield Crop Outlook
Northern Pacific Railway agent W. Buchner toured Bloomfield territory thirty miles north of Dawson to assess crops. He found wheat oats flax and other crops in ideal condition with saturated ground, predicting yields exceeding previous records in eastern Montana and an estimated 1000 earloads of grain from Bloomfield alone.
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Glendive
Northern Pacific Railway Company
W. Buchner
Bloomfield
Here
Twin City
Buchner
Montana
Livingston Fourth of July Picnic At Fairgrounds
The Woodmen of the World of Livingston hosted a large July 4 picnic at the fairgrounds with athletic contests and a variety of amusements.
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Livingston
Railway Building Delayed in Great Falls
Heavy rains slow railroad progress as Milwaukee line between Great Falls and Lewiston cannot be ballasted. Ground too soft to handle trains. work effectively suspended delaying opening planned for August 1.
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Great Falls
Milwaukee Company
Lewiston
Suffragists Press Congress as Meeting Sought
Washington July 3 suffragists, eager to present their case before Congress despite President Wilson's stance, roamed the capitol and House offices seeking a Rules Committee hearing on prohibition and suffrage. They held the committee room, awaited a quorum, and planned to continue the campaign through the session led by Elsie Hill.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Capitol
House Rules Committee
Agustus
House
Elsie Hill
Norwalk
Conn
E. J. Hill
Rules Committee
Henry
Texas
Poll
North Carolina
Campbell
Kansas
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Arrests Expected At Butte Riots and Bombings
Butte Montana reports warrants issued by the county attorney for arrests of those implicated in raids on the Western Federation of Miners headquarters on June 13, the mining safe blast on June 13, powder theft at the Stewart mine on June 23, and the miners union hall blast. Rewards of 4000 are offered for information leading to arrests and convictions, with more warrants likely to follow.
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Butte
Mont
Western Federation of Miners
Stewart
Union Hall
J. J. McCaffery
Mirror Brights Prompted by Smoked Glass Comment
A Philadelphia Record quip notes some people act so bright they need smoked glasses when facing their own reflection. The wry line comments on self-importance and vanity with period newsroom tone.
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Phila
Record
New York Joke Triggers Fatal Laugh in Man
A Detroit Free Press item reports a New York man died after laughing at a western gag causing a fatal fit of mirth. The humorous bit reportedly stunned him as others watched, leaving authorities to investigate the unusual death.
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New York
Detroit Free Press
Cavernous Quip Sparks Straw Debate in Court
A humorous courtroom exchange centers on straw quality as the tavern keeper defends his fuel for a hull country mattress, leading to the witty remark that the straw sourced from a noted producer caused the camel's back to break.
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Wayward Traveler
Notice of Contest on West Montana Homestead Claim
Notice from the Great Falls land office to the heirs of Gottfried Waeffer of Collins Montana that Anna Luck Fischer of Collins Montana filed March 7 1914 to contest and cancel the homestead entry Serial No 012233 made April 19 1914 for section 26 township 26 north range 3 west Montana meridian. Grounds allege nonresidence nonimprovement and abandonment for more than six months. Contestants must file an answer within twenty days after the fourth publication or risk cancellation without hearing.
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Boer E
Bao Rae Hea
Department of the Inter
Falls
Itana
Adina Luck Fischer
Collins
Montata
Township
Montana
Meridian
R. N. Sutherlin
Register
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Gottfried Waeffer
Anna Luck Fischer
Alias summons in Montana divorce action
In the District Court of Montana Teton County James Edward Boothe sues Maudress Boothe seeking dissolution of marriage on grounds of extreme cruelty. The defendant must answer within twenty days after service or face default judgment. Witness dated June 20th, James Gibson Clerk. Sattorney for Plaintiff Cut Bank Montana June 24s 4t.
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District Court of
Eighth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
James Edward Boothe
Maudress Boothe
James, Gibson
Neock
SRS
Ae Ihe
Montana
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Zand
Attorney General of State
Dawson
N. P
Pinsote
Goodyear
Goodear
Joe
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