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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
7
The hulk of the Maine will be raised to recover sailor remains and examine the wreck to determine the vessel's destruction if the Senate passes the House bill. Recovered sailors will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery, and the Maine mast will be erected near the graves of Maine dead.
The striking carmen in Philadelphia vote to keep the walkout active until the Philadelphia Rapid Transit company meets all their demands. Senator Penrose aided the effort as the executive committee reconfirmed the action late tonight.
The article traces the rise of the rules committee as the kingpin of House procedure. It explains how the speaker, previously a member, leveraged a majority to push measures by ruling, bypassing two thirds, and how insurgents seek to curb this power. It notes Pray of Montana shifting votes amid Norris resolutions.
The proposed Boise valley to Winnemucca route will join transcontinental lines at Caldwell and Winnemucca, linking with Northern Pacific Great Northern Western Pacific and Southern Pacific. It aims to unlock vast lumber mining water power and agricultural resources, spurring regional development and local support along the line.
Police stopped the marathon dance after six of the contestants had danced 15 hours and six minutes. Seven couples entered and five finished. The event began after midnight and ended at 3:09 pm. The old record stood at 14 hours 42 minutes. J A West, 58, showed notable fortitude as he continued with his 16 year old partner despite exhaustion.
In Brockton Massachusetts March 22 the Old Colony Republican stronghold swung to the Democrats. Eugene N Foss of Boston captured the late William Lovering’s congressional seat turning a Republican plurality of 14250 into a Democratic plurality of 5840.
The house committee on public lands adopted a senate bill extending Mondell provisions to Idaho. The bill would make 320 acres open to homestead settlement in Idaho.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy cures kidney and bladder troubles with superior reach over other medicines sold at City Drug Store. The copy asserts fast relief and asserts effectiveness beyond competing products.
Chicago voters approve an anti hat pin ordinance by 68 to 2. The law bans any hat pin protruding more than a half inch beyond the crown, with fines up to $50. Women protest claiming city overreach in regulating attire.
Chicago report states 27000 firemen on western lines will settle disputes with 47 railroads with help from U S Labor Commissioner Charles P Neill. Agreement calls for compromise on seniority and representation before arbitration, while wage demand of 12 per cent goes to Erdman act arbitration.
Washington March 21 The senate pensions committee favored bills granting $5000 yearly pensions to Frances Cleveland widow of Grover Cleveland and Mary Harrison widow of Benjamin Harrison The panel also declined to report a bill placing Theodore Roosevelt on the retired list as commander in chief with a $10000 annual pension for life
Marshalltown Iowa March 21 two Rock Island through trains plunged from rails at Green Mountain 17 miles north of town. Trains 19 and 21 were coupled when the wreck occurred as they approached Reinbeck no turntable caused the locomotives to run backward. The leading engine tender left the track.
In the fall and winter season of 1909 1910 ending today the total losses include 225 deaths and 83 vessels wrecked off the New England and British North American coasts during trade routes to New England Canada or Newfoundland. Of vessels 13 were steamers or tugs one full rigged ship four bark three barkentines and 62 schooners were lost. Barges also disappeared though not counted in the total. The financial loss tops 1 million dollars.
In La Junta Colorado Judge E W McDaniel found Mr and Mrs B D Messenger guilty of neglect for not calling a physician to treat three living children after three siblings died. The Messenger family are Christian Scientists shaping a national debate on parental medical choice.
In Washington on March 23 Major General Franklin Bell was badly injured and Mrs. Herbert J. Slocum was killed when their car collided with a trolley on the Tenallytown road in the northwest outskirts. Bell suffered a broken rib, a scalp wound, and severe bruises.
A brief notice touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a quick remedy for skin eruptions and piles providing instant relief. The copy frames the product as a rapid cure amid sensational language about eruptions and pain.
Washington March 22 The department of agriculture has prepared for general distribution upon request a manual of economy in meat cooking. It covers methods of preparing meats and using cheaper cuts, extending flavor and clarifying fats to aid housewives facing high prices.
President Taft approves Easter Monday egg rolling on the White House lawn. Adults must accompany children entering the grounds or risk blocking access. In past years older children have exploited the event by paying to bring younger companions. This year is expected to follow the same pattern.
United States District Attorney Sims filed a bill in equity seeking dissolution of the National Packing company and ten subsidiaries for anti trust violations. The action names the Armour Swift and Morris interests and the individuals who dominate these firms.
Daytona Florida March 23 announcers report the Beach course races resumed. Barney Oldfield driving a Benz car broke the world record for two miles in the world championship two miles a minute king race with a time of 5 87.100.
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