Taft praised as steady hand in power transfer recall of Haywood
Haywood was ousted from the Social party after urging workers to abandon political action for direct action and sabotage. The recall vote 23 406 to 11 673 marked the first use of recall in the party. The Madero family remnants head to New York City seeking safety after fleeing Mexico following upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. D. Haywood
Social Party
Haywood
Madero
New York City
New York
Havana
Local Homes Under Construction on Main and Larmer Avenues
Projects underway include Charles Wynmer’s lumber sheds for Noble Whitacre on upper Main Street. Mrs. F M Anderson has materials moved for a cottage to be rented after completion. Arthur Hirshberg plans several rental bungalows. J A Smith is building a dwelling behind his Main Street store. Phil I Cole schedules an eight room residence on Larmer Avenue this summer. Bateman and Cowell to begin a cement garage next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Wynmer
Noble Whitacre
Main Street
F. M. Anderson
Arthur Hirshberg
J. A.smith
Phil I. Cole
L'armer Avenue
Bateman & Cowell Cement
Webb McNitt Couple Wed in Detroit First Presbyterian Church
J B Webb and Mayme McNitt united in marriage at the First Presbyterian church in Detroit Michigan on Sunday March 2 Attendants were Ralph and Nell McNitt siblings of the bride Afterward the wedding party visited the bride’s parents in Lake City Michigan and then returned to Chateau Montana street where friends greeted them The couple are well known in Tetor county with Webb having served as treasurer and Mrs Webb as a longtime clerk and recorder official duties bringing them strong local regard The Acatha extends congratulations and best wishes for a joyful married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Webb
Mayme McNitt
First Presbyterian Church
Detroit
Michigan
Ralph
Nell MecNitt
Webb
Tetor County
Prof Stuckey Talks Universal Brotherhood at Church
An audience at the M. By. church heard Prof Stuckey discuss Universal Brotherhood. He urged a practical religion based on brotherly conduct and justice, and called for funds to combat social evils like child labor and white slavery, stressing education for needy youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. By
Stuckey
Universal Brotherhood
America
Wilsons Cabinet Nominations and Senate Confirmations
President Wilson announced cabinet nominations with senate confirmations. William Jennings Bryan as Secretary of State. William Gibbs McAdoo as Secretary of the Treasury. Lindley M. Garffson Garri son as Secretary of War. James Clark Mc Reynolds as Attorney General. Albert Sidney Burleson as Postmaster General. Josephus Daniels as Secretary of the Navy. Franklin Knight Lane as Secretary of the Interior. David Franklin Huston as Secretary of Agriculture. William Cox Redfield as Secretary of Commerce. William Bauchop Wilson as Secretary of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
William Gibbs McAdoo
Hudson River Tunnel
Albert Sidney Burleson
the Navy
Josephus Daniels
Interior
Franklin Knight Lane
California
Interstate Commerce Commission
Impressions of Old Mexico by A J Cowell
A J Cowell reports on his visit to revolutionary Old Mexico noting no gunfire, but witnessing the bull fight described as a sport of kings. He mocks locals as Greasers and critiques the spectacle as a disquieting show driven by brute instincts, especially after President Madero’s abrupt ouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cowell
Madero
Annual Foresters Meeting Planned for Lewis and Clark Forest
The Lewis and Clark National Forest foresters hold their annual meeting starting March 17 at the local forest office. A March 11 reception at Supervis or and Mrs Leavitt’s home precedes events with district rangers families and forest officers expected. The gathering will include grazing policy timber disposal trail and telephony discussions and a banquet to close. EF A Silcox arrives March 17 from Missoula to join the proceedings and plans for forest patrols fire protection and fighting are a key topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis & Clark National Forest
Leavitt
Porester EF. A. Silcox
Missoula
Jackson Block Change Hands In Great Falls Sale
O Huseth of Great Falls in jewelry business transfers title to the Jackson block at Maio and Hamilton streets. The deal is reported at nine thousand dollars with potential profit from an offer received. This marks the second transfer between Jackson and Huseth on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sever
O. Huseth
Great Falls
Jackson
Maio
Hamilton
Huseth
New Townsites To Be Surveyed Between Choteau and Bynum
ALA and the firm Choteau Land and Loan deploys workers to map Glendora between Choteau and Bynum. Upon completion they will survey town sites at Bynum and Colton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ala
Reeds
Choteau Land & Loan Company
Glendora
Choteau
Bynum
Bynum and
Colton
Big Timber Wins Basketball Tournament at State College
The third annual Montana State College tournament at Box Elder was won by Sweet Grass County High School in Big Timber. The event aimed to promote the state college and gauge team strength, with scores varying by playing conditions and officiating. Heaton upset by Helena 20 to 4. Teton and Luths teams also noted for strong play. committee to study team matchups to avoid large versus small schools in early rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snnke
Montana State College
Boxeman
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber
Heton
Helena
Helens
Teton Boys
Lthus Bean
A .Comunttea
State Athletic Assoviation
Guthrie Family Telegram Reveals Daughters Illness
A. B. Guthrie received a telegram from Mrs. Guthrie in Ontario California stating their daughter Nina Bess is gravely ill with spinal meningitis. Guthrie left for California and is expected to arrive by Saturday. The community prays for Nina Bess’s recovery as her condition improves yet remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Guthrie
Guthrie
Nina Bess
Montana Grain and Grass Exhibit Opens in St Paul Display
The permanent agricultural and horticultural show in the Commerce Building St Paul features Montana grains and grasses. The Northwest Development League arranged the display with samples of oats wheat barley and diverse grasses plus Montana minerals and forest products. The exhibit highlights Glacier Park transparencies and Montana literature for visitors from Minneapolis and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasure State
St. Paul
Montana
American Northwest
Commerce Building
Northwest Development League
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Great Northern Railway
Chicago
Glacier Park
Montana Rockies
Development League
Wilson Inaugurated President Inauguration Day March Fourth
President Woodrow Wilson was sworn in by Chief Justice White at 1 30 pm under clear skies before vast crowds the largest for any inauguration. A 40 000 strong parade reviewed and an estimated 300 000 witnessed ceremonial events. He outlined seven basic principles including tariff revision banking reform resource conservation and national health and labor safeguards. He urged dedication not triumph and called all forward looking men to support his administration with citizens and party interests aligned to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Sworthy
United States
White
Supreme Court
Wilson
Tsummoo
People of the Nation
Democratic Party
Bryan Stands Pat on International Policy After 13 Year Speech
Secretary Bryan, pressed by reporters on future policy toward Mexico the Philippines Latin America and the Panama Canal tolls quotes a Indianapolis speech from thirteen years ago. He praises a republic founded on equality rights consent of the governed and universal brotherhood while stressing the need for measured action by the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Department For Settlement
Poly
Indianapolis
Acantha
Siehold
Path of
Legislature adjourns as Larson returns to ranch life
Senator Larson comes back from Helena on Sunday, continuing his move from legislator to rancher. The Acantha’s temporary editor failed to secure any legislative items, but the paper vows to pursue and hopes to corner him before next week’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
Helena
Acantha
Grading To Resume On Milwaukee Route Corridor
R B Frazer, under contract for grading the Milwaukee line from Cho teau to Great Falls, said in Choteau that work will begin as frost clears. Grading on the Great Falls and Teton County railroad from Choteau to Power will resume when ground allows, with rushing to enable spring steel laying on the Choteau to Bynum segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Frazer
Milwaukee
Choteau
Greatalls
Acantha
Great Falls
Bynum
Rod and Gun Club Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The Chateau Rod and Gun Club met at the courthouse and elected officers for the year, led by President J. M. Chapman and Treasurer H. Daught y. The club, now 64 members strong, plans trout stocking, Hungarian partridge imports, and regular practice shoots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod and Gun Club
Chateau Rod and Gun Club
Court House
J. M Chapman
Paul Jacobson
C J
Stephena
New Land Ruling on Three Year Proof for Homestead Entry
A late ruling by the assistant commissioner of the General Land Office states that a person who has declared intent to become a U S citizen may file three year proof on a homestead entry just before the entry period expires. Proof will be suspended and final patent issued only after evidence of final naturalization is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Land Office
United States
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William Howard Taft
Senate
Lindley M. Garrison, Jurist
James Clark McReynolds
Tobacco and Coal Trust
Secretary of Agriculture
David Franklin Huston
William Cox Redfield
William Bauchop Wilson
Department of Labor
Old Mexico
Annual Meeting of Foresters
Jackson Block
Teton
A. B. Guthrie
Marshall
Pat
H. Daughty
Chas, Wilcox
C Looney
Wiliam J. Dorrington
James Innes
New Land Ruling
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