Wilson Strength Endures After House Confidence Vote
Washington report notes the House’s confidence in President Wilson after a pivotal vote on the McLemore resolution. Observers see the administration’s leadership intact despite Bryan influence and opposition from some Democrats. Mexico policy and regional tensions loom as Congress contemplates vigorous action and possible adjournment delays.
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McLemore
Congress
Wilson
House
Bryan
Claude Kitchen
Woodrow Wilson
Mexico
Quiet Delays Mark Deliberations On Conservation Bills
The message notes weeks of delay, with large appropriation bills stalled in committees. It questions Senate actions on conservation and water power, predicts possible conference disagreements or a presidential veto, and mentions Walsh Myers support for a shield bill amid House resistance. Tom Stout signs.
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House
Senate
Friends of Honest Conservation
Walsh and
Myers
Shields
Tom Stout
Church Services and Sunday Plans in Dillon
First Baptist Church offers morning and evening services with themed sermons Saul Plus Ananias Equals What and How Broad Is the Narrow Way. Methodist Church notes Sunday school 10 am with 130 attendees and seven new scholars, Dr R P Smith to preach on Fundamentals of the Christian Faith. Junior, Intermediate, Epworth Leagues and a 7:30 pm song service precede a sermon to Odd Fellows and Rebeccas. Presbyterian Church upcoming Sunday morning services noted with special interest to readers.
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First Baptist Church
Saul
Ananias
R. R., Rathbone
H. W. Tilden
F. E. Foote
Methodist Church
Robt. Clark
Dillon
R. P. Smith
Odd Fellows and Rebeccas
St James Episcopal Church Lenten services listed
A notice outlines upcoming religious events at St James Episcopal Church including Holy Communion Evensong and study, lectures on the Moravians, Litany and Meditation services, Feast of the Annunciation observances, Sunday school and sermons, with special music and a sermon series on eternity in the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Episcopal Church
Guildhall
Notes of School Activities and Calls at the College
Co and Miss Helen Finch left for Missoula to resume studies at the university after recovering from a dislocated knee. Miss Catherine Nilan, now Helena bound, was honored at a formal class party as she completes her course and heads home to teach near Helena. Mrs. Owsley remains ill under nurse care while Ora arrives to help at her bedside. The college basketball tournament continues with scores to date, including a 28 to 3 junior victory over the preps on Wednesday March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Finch
G. EB. Finch
Missoula
Univesity
Miss Finch
Catherine Nilan
Nilan
Helena
Local notes from Reichle and nearby towns
Mrs. Julius Hartwig has been ill with grippe for several days. Mrs. Fay Gransberry, in Butte hospital last week, is improving. Robert Joy, road supervisor, reported improving road conditions near Cherry Creek. Irving McLean of Butte visits his brother Vincent and attends to cattle on the lower Big Hole. Forest office David in Dillon receiving grazing permit applications in Beaverhead forests. A traveling moving picture company showed at Reichle last Sunday. attendance was sizable. George Barnes, Pat Smith and the Misses Rawlins and Barnes attended the St Patrick's dance at Melrose last Friday. Lincoln Literary Society met at the Foote home. attendance was good. Henry Mitchell, helping Edwin cut timber, had a log fall on his chest. he is improving but confined to home for several days.
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Julius Hartwig
Grippe
Fay Gransberry
Butte
Robert Joy
Cherry Creek
Irving McLean
Vincent
Big Hole
George Barnes
Pat Smith
Rawlins
Barnes
Melrose
Henry Mitchell
Edwin
Tournament Scores Highlight Morning and Evening Matches
The report lists several games with results: Seniors beat Preps 17 to 14, Juniors over Freshmen 39 to 10, Seniors Freshmen 17 to 13, and Juniors over Preps 18 to 6. It notes the Preps have strong team work and all teams remain well matched making the tournament exciting and interesting.
Reward notice from Upper Horse Prairie Cattle Association
A reward of 250 dollars is offered for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone who butchered cattle or horses or committed unlawful acts against cattle or horses belonging to association members. By order of John C. Brenner president.
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Upper Horse Prairie Cattle Association
John C. Brenner
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Woodrow ‘Wilson
Congress of the United States
Stock Yards
Montana
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Price Territt
Clyde Moore
PDN Rdna
Wi Wa
Beaverhead Oil and Gas Company
Medlen Hotel
Beaverhead Valley
Beaverhead
Alberta Oil
Elihu Palmer, John E. Shipman
Presbyterian Church
Goeth
Victor Hugo
Reichle
David
Forest Office
Moving Picture Company
Lincoln’ Literary Society
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