Montana Legislature Pivots Toward Broad Bill Agenda
U S Senator Thomas J. Walsh secures unanimous support in Montana Senate vote for his U S Senate seat as assembly weighs dozens of bills. Friday notes show measures ranging from workers compensation to road law, seed sales, and a state university forestry department. The record highlights party contrasts, a mass of introduced bills, and Walsh’s political ascent.
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Indians should be freed from federal guardianship says report
Washington excerpts from the annual Bureau of Indian Affairs report through Robert G. Valentine urge swift emancipation of American Indians from federal oversight. They call for state law obedience, improved health, and preservation of Indian arts including beadwork, basketry, pottery, and Navajo blankets, with billions in tribal assets and millions in rentals.
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Socialists and Church Attitudes in a Tribune Debate
An excerpt from the January 8 Tribune discusses socialist views on religion, the church, and politics, citing ministerial questions about workingmen and church attendance. It quotes Contributor on unselfishness, references the 1908 Methodist bill of rights, and notes Baptist and Protestant positions. it predicts a global struggle between God’s side and secular powers.
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Pastime opens with vaudeville and daily new films
Opening night at the Pastime in Dillon features a vaudeville act the Hartford Sisters with Apache dance and two reels of moving pictures headlined by The New Magdalen. Miller and Shelly perform as musical entertainment. Prices run 5 and 10 cents, vaudeville nights 15 and 25 cents.
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William Dunn
White Hawk
Guamont
Texas
Roscoe Cornell Returns After Long Texas Visit
Roscoe Cornell has completed a extended stay in Texas and returned home. He spent the time visiting friends and exploring local sites before resuming daily routines.
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