Bonds: Are All The Same Helena
Attorney General Galen issues opinion that the deaf and dumb school bonds totaling 45000 dollars are null and void. He rules the institution is a school of learning and thus its bond issue is invalid, affecting interest payments and state treasury funds. Governor Toole previously argued the bonds were unaffected by the supreme court decision.
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Helena
Jos. K. Toole
Albert J. Galen
Supreme Court
Gov. Toole
Galen
School of Learning
Cours
Toole
Disastrous Norse Storm Strands Fishing Fleet
In Trondheim area a severe storm wrecked a large Norwegian fishing fleet. Steamers sent from Trondheim report many ships found afloat keel upward and wreckage scattered. An estimated 1,200 to 1,400 fishermen are missing and three steamers continue search efforts with urgent relief requested by the district magistrate.
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Christinia
Norway
Jaest
Ingrna
Trondheim
Department of Justice
Favor A Pension For Col. Sanders' Widow
Washington March 8 The house committee ordered a favorable report on Congressman Dixon's bill granting the widow of Colonel Sanders a special pension. The case, noted for distinguished services as a soldier and citizen, was heard fully and the rule was suspended by unanimous vote to report the bill favorably.
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Washington
House Committee
Dixon
Sanders
Congress
Osteopaths Prohibited From Administering Anesthetics
Attorney General Galen states osteopaths may not administer anesthetics during surgery. His opinion cites section 6 of the March 1, 1905 act, which bars osteopaths from practicing surgery except in trivial operations. The inquiry came from C W Mahaffey, a state osteopathic exams board member, referencing a Lewistown letter from I M Beatty.
King Edward II In France Arrives At Paris Embassy
King Edward arrives in Paris and is greeted by President Fallieres Premier Rouvier and British ambassador Sir F J Bertie. He stays three days at the British embassy as guest of the Duke of Lancaster amid gala events and ties to the Algeciras conference.
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Paris
King Edward
Valvde
Fallieres
Rouvier
Police Lepine
F. J. Bertie
Duke of Lancaster
Edward
Algeciras
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad Claims Harmlessness
An advertisement asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is perfectly safe for children and unsurpassed for coughs colds and croup. Sold by C H Drake.
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C. H. Drake
Reform talk at district school notes and county updates
A Louisville meeting of educators seeks reform of spelling books with humor and critique. The article covers state salaries, grade arrangements, a primary teacher's wedding, a new Montana county, and Athenian Society debates and spelling events reflecting rural school life and future programs.
Possessory Rights in Oil Lands Questioned by Senator Carter
President P. B. Gallagher of Leo ta Mining Co receives Senator Carter’s letter arguing possessory rights under mining law are vested and may not be removed by Interior Department rulings though divestment can occur for noncompliance. The letter cites cases and notes the need for full sworn discovery and development records before department action.
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P. B. Gallagher
Leota Mining Company
Carter
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Geological Survey
Land Department
Sasta Fe Pacific RK. R. Co
L. D
Silver Coins Fall From Circulation In Alberta District
silver coins of the united states are becoming scarce in northern alberta as canadian banks collect american silver under ottawa orders. banks earn 3 1 2 per cent for this service and Ottawa will forward the coins to washington for exchange into gold. about 800000 in american silver in canada will be withdrawn, and travellers to alberta are advised to secure gold before leaving great falls or rely on canadian money.
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Ottawa
Washington
Canada
Alberta
Great Falls
Tribune
Longworths In Washington Return From Cuba Wedding Trip
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth return to Washington from Cuba after their wedding and travel in a private car on a Southern Railway train arriving at 9:50 am. They go to their home on eighteenth street as Mr. Longworth resumes legislative duties at the capitol.
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Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Cuba
Southern Railway
Longworth
Postmaster for Lubec Mont Appointed First Exchange Soon
T R Carr of Lu bec Siding has been appointed postmaster and Lubec Mont will gain a post office. First mail exchange expected around April 1. Also notes dry summer water plans at the engine house and drilling for oil by Natural Oil Co near Midvale with a Star rig to 2900 feet. James Dawson leads local efforts to organize the district and secure drills. Spokane investors near Ports Mile plan early outfit.
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Midvale
T. R.carr
Lubec Siding
Postal Department
Lubec, Mont
Howell
Percival
Lubec
Mont
U.S. Logsdon
Waitsburg
Wash
Mr. Logsdon
Pittsburg
Logsdon
Outfit
James Dawson
Dawson
Spokane
Ports Mile
Cut Bank Townsite Belongs To State
The Cut Bank townsite on the Great Northern railroad in Teton county is confirmed as state land after a long dispute. A. L. Allison claimed prior settlement rights to 160 acres but lost at the Great Falls land office and on appeal to the commissioner in Washington. The state's title is sustained after two contested decisions.
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Cut Bank
Great Falls
General Land Office
Washington
Great Northern Railroad
Teton County
Allison
Captor of Jeff Davis Dies in Kokomo Indiana
Daniel Jones of Kokomo Indiana dies at 65 leaving him the last survivor of a 20 member Union detail that captured Jeff Davis in 1865 Jones served in the Seventy second Indiana mounted infantry and was the first to identify the fugitive president nicknamed the old woman by the capture party.
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Kokomo
Ind
Daniel Jones
Miles
Jeff Davis
Jones
Seventy-second Indiana Mounted Infantry
Kingsbury & Co Big Sale Before Conra Opening
A Dupuyer mercantile closure offers vast stock at cut prices prior to opening a new store at Conra by April 1. The sale lists 25000 ft of seasoned boards, oats, hardware, china, glassware, hats, shoes, suits, and assorted garments with substantial discounts across tags and items.
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Conra
Dupuyer
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Hamilton Street
Choteau, Mont
JT. Brooks
Choteau
Montana
O. A. Kence
John W. Shields, C
Notary Poste
A. C. Warner
U.S
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Order of Eagles
Tuos. Thompson
W. P
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Phil
J. Cole
Coutty Attorney
S. O. Huseth
Creatays
Moontana
W. M. Pyatt
J. J. Daley
Farmington
Lesterude& Thompson Dress Makers
Lesterude
Karmington
R. H. Wright
W. D. Luther
Great Northern Asset
Stour City
Iowa
Union
Great Northern Railway
Col. Sanders
King Ed II
France
E. P. Conwell
Louisville
Minerva
Keeley
New York State
Miss Webb
Dora Adlam
Miss Ralston
Saanders County
Thompson
Jennie Ralston
L. J. Lownds
Kalispell
Lownds
Athenian Literary Society
Fred Cook
Rose Jefferson
Ora Armstrong
Thos
Cook
Asa Armstrong
Maude Wilcox
Willie Hodgekiss
States
Longworths
Chateau Acantha
Jas. Dawson
Browning
The
Natural Oil Co
Kingsbury & CO
California
William Hodgskiss, Propr
Ft. A. Smith
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