Montana canvass shows landslide for constitutional amendment
The Montana state canvassing board certified November election results with Governor Norris to issue certificates. The constitutional amendment to raise the assessed valuation limit from 300 million to 600 million won overwhelming support 34 481 for and 17 883 against.
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Helena
Montana
District Court
Galen
Cunningham
Esselstyn
Yoder
Norris
Govenor
Congress
Charles N. Pray
Charles S. Hartman
Frank Mabie
Supreme Court
John Athey
Timothy O'Leary
J. B. Borgstede
Edward Morley
Peter Sanger
Andrew Pugh
Theodore Brantley
Edwin Cheadle
James Clements
John Clayberg
Poindexter
Ewing
Barry
A Limit to Immigration Policy Warns of Economic Strains
A Washington communication urges waiving sentimental limits on immigration due to pressing economic problems. The message argues that practical economic concerns outweigh humanitarian sentiment in shaping policy.
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Washington
The American Family and National Identity
Doctor Parkhurst’s abroad observations highlight a distinct American identity rooted in a strong family structure. The piece argues that government and education grow from the family and that progress depends on capable men and women who strive for worthwhile goals.
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Parkhurst
Edward Sandford Martin
United States
Family roots shape men more than education or power
The passage argues that power and hands of men are temporary fruits. true formation comes from the family. Education and other influences do not create men. the family does. Given men of the right quality in the right place and time, added benefits follow.
Gilt Postal Cards Barred for Christmas Mail
Washington advises post masters not to receive gold gilt Christmas cards or letters to Santa from children. Such mail goes to the dead letter office due to health concerns from gilt crumbs. Local post office workers prepare for a heavy Christmas mail. Mexican revolutionary belt mail faces delivery uncertainty.
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Washington
Santa Claus
Dillon
St. Nicholas
Revolutionry
Mexico
Heavy Emigration to Montana Reported by State Veterinarian
Montana saw heavy immigration of livestock in the year ending November 30. State Veterinarian Knowles notes 10 260 settlers horses and 5 985 cattle entered, with 769 swine. The office inspected 14 745 horses and destroyed 17 affected by glanders. 1 580 mallein tests were run. 12 012 health certificates issued. 2 304 cattle inspected and 13 of 708 tuberculin tested destroyed. Health certificates granted 606. Vaccines distributed totaled 28 690, down from the previous year due to fewer cattle imports.
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Montana
Knowles
Sleeping car comfort improved by new bedspreads
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway introduces white counterpanes to replace heavy woolen blankets on Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City. Blankets will be kept available for cooler nights, aiming to improve passenger comfort on hot weather trips and present an inviting bed experience.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Southwest Limited
Chicago
Kansas City
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