Montana Thirteenth Legislature Opens with New Officers
Both houses organized this week with Dr. A. D. McDonald of Flathead county elected speaker and Joseph Kirschwing of Great Falls as speaker pro tem. Lt. Gov. W. W. McDowell presided over the Senate, which named C. B. Muffly of Broadwater president pro tem. Several committees were formed to notify Governor Stewart and draft resolutions of condolence. A series of bill notices covered wages for women, free night schools, forestry at the university, and other reforms. Women spectators applauded suffrage discussions as bills and bids for commissions and reforms were outlined for future action.
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Montana
A. D. McDonald
Flathead County
Joseph Kirschwing
Great Falls
W. W.mcdowell
Senate
C. B F. Muffly
Broadwater County
House
Stewart
Beaverhead County
D. I. Rority
Journal
Frank Eliet
Richard R. Price
Dillon
Beaverhead
Selway
Frank Eliel
Dennis Murphy
Butte Miners’ Union
Montana Federation
McDonald
Eliel
Missoula
State University At
State High School Principals Resolve Local Education Reforms
Mis soula delegates at the 25th annual state teachers meeting urge legislative changes to county high schools. Proposals include extending offerings to include college preparatory work, manual training, domestic science, agriculture, normal and commercial subjects, dormitories, and longer principal terms.
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Missoula
Code Commission On Educational Laws
Montana
State Teachers’ Association
County High School Board
State Board of Education
County High School
1913 Prospects Marked by Bradstreet's Positive Outlook
The 1913 forecast notes 1912’s agricultural, trade, and industrial gains and a peaceful progression despite political shifts. It cites President Taft and 1912 party dynamics, predicts solid crops and cheaper food aiding industry, and expects continued production and cautious optimism as markets and prices evolve.
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Wilson
Taft
Bradstreet
Tilden
Grand Old Party
Governor Stewarts First Message to Montana Assembly
Montana Governor Samuel V. Stewart outlines reforms for the Thirteenth Legislative Assembly. He stresses fiscal understanding, pledged reforms, and contracts with the people, proposing laws on tax commissions, public service regulation, highway, forest, workers compensation, water power, dairy oversight, education funding, grain inspection, department division, and officer removal.
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Helena
Samuel V. Stewart
Senate
House
Thirteenth Legislative Assembly
The
Lung
Montana
Board of Equalization
Public Service Commission
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Legislative Assembly
Assembly
Agricultural College
Srate
Department of Agriculture, Labor, Industry
Labor and Agriculture
Pecuse
Labor Department
Agriculture and Publicity
Department of Labor
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Tax Commission
Industrial Insurance Commission
Bureau of Mines
Railroad Commission
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