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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1913

Page

3

New Feature Aims for Federal Reserve Centralization

A Senate committee proposed a new feature for the administration currency bill to centralize half the reserves under the Federal Reserve Board. The plan would place Washington held reserves under federal control to aid the banking system. Senator Reed suggested it to bridge committee differences. Hitchcock joined with Republicans in support while Owen, Pomerene, Hollis, O’Gorman, and Shafroth opposed.

Washington Senate Gwen Administration Commiitee Federal Reserve Board Reed Missouri Hitchcock Repubiicans

New Island Found Off Sable Island Bank

Captain Anderson of the Canadian steamer Acadia reports sighting a new island on the east part of the Sable Island bank during a voyage to Halifax. He says it rises about three feet at low springtide and may become part of the mainland as sand accumulates.

Halifax N. S Atlantic Ocean Catain Anderson Acadia Sable Island Anderson

Crewless Annie M Parker Crew Rescued Near Nantucket

Nine crew members of the Gloucester fishing schooner Annie M Parker deserted the vessel as it took on water. The ship was found with all sails set and a full hold of fish by the British steamer Astrakan sixty miles east of Nantucket and towed to New Bedford for the revenue cutter Gresham.

Portland, Me Annie M.parker Astrakan Nantucket New Bedford Gresham

Chase returns to Trinidad after Ludlow raid finds ammo

General Chase comes back to Trinidad after touring Walsenburg Rouse and Ludlow. At Ludlow police found thirty five rifles and pistols and five thousand rounds of ammunition in a tent colony along with another box of ammo at the Ludlow station consigned there. In Rochester at Red Top dance hall Billy Edwards is shot and killed by J G McFadden. Edward's partner Frank Manda is shot in the heart and will die. Shorty Burns and Emma Hoffiman McFadden's wife are wounded.

Trinidad Colo Chase Walsenburg Rouse Ludlow Reno Ney Redtop Rochester Billy” Edwards J. G. McFadden Frank Manda Edward Shorty” Burns Emma Hoffiman McFadden

Idaho Falls Becomes Municipal Corporation After Vote

Jefferson County with Rigby as seat and Madison County with Rexburg as seat are now municipal corporations in Idaho after an overwhelming territorial vote. The announcement notes the new status was established Tuesday by the voters in the affected areas.

Idaho Falls Jefferson County Rigby Madison County Rexburg Idaho

Chairman Dor emus and Woods hail election result

Washington Report notes both Democratic and Republican congressional committee chairs Dor emus and Woods express satisfaction with Tuesday's election outcome.

Washington Doremus Democratic Congressional Committee Woods Republican Congressional Committee

Filipinos at Ghent Exposition Suffering Hunger

A party of fifty five Filipinos brought to Ghent as an attraction at the exposition appears to be starving. Nine individuals have died from exposure, highlighting a tragic toll at the event.

Ghent Belgium

Lawrence football tragedy claims 15 year old student

William McCarty aged 15 died from skull fractures suffered in a high school football game last Saturday in Lawrence Massachusetts. Injuries occurred during play and authorities report the death as a result of the accident.

Lawrence Mass William McCarty

University of Michigan votes against resuming athletic relations

In Ann Arbor Michigan an overwhelming majority of students faculty and alumni vote against resuming athletic relations.

Ann Arbor, Mich—ay Ann Arbor University of Michigan

Local and regional notices from western states ailing and prospering

Inland Northwest reports Intermountain Surety gains charter in Helena Montana with 300000 capital and 60000 surplus. Nevada sees deficit 95000 with output drop. Port land man Haas dies after wife Christine shot by self in Oregon. Beal witness in white slavery case dies in Spokane. Washington teachers oppose sex hygiene in public schools below grammar level. Beaverhead Montana elk ban tightens hunting zones. Nelson dies at 74. long Salt Lake Tribune editor's career noted. Governor OI Hoff to test eight hour law for state institutions. Roslyn scouts locate missing teachers. Salt Lake wrestling titles restore Yokel over Jordan.

Intermountain Surety Copany Helena Mont Denver New Mowat Railroad Linta Basin Albert Preston Nevada Consolidated Quarterly Report Rand Charles L. Haas Christine Haas Portland Nevada Tax Commission Salt Lake United States State Board of Health Grace Beal David R. Eccles Eccles William Topping Ashland Ohio Great Northern Railway Company Edward Topping Wellington Wash Ernest G. Peterson Butte Peterson Black Rock Butte & Superior Copper Mining Company San Francisco New York Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company City Commission of Parleys Canyon Beaverhead County Montana Centennial Valley J. E. Hosmer Silverton, Ore Mount Angel Ilosmer Mary Laseman House of Representatives John Evang Rocky Mountain William Nelson Salt Lake Tribune Utah John D. Lee Mountain Meadow Nelson State Board of Control O. P. Hoff A. D. Dunsmore Walter Burgess Roslyn Wash Lake Cle Elum Boy Scouts Roslyn

United States Tires Proclaim Strength Behind Four Factory Group

The advertisement touts United States Tires as mighty on the road built by a four factory organization. It claims durable wear and tear performance, reliability, and real tire efficiency for West automobile users.

United States

Fourth Class Postmaster Examination Announced for Monida

The U S Civil Service Commission announces a November 22 1913 examination at Monida Montana for a fourth class postmaster vacancy and possible reinstatement options. Eligible applicants must reside in the office territory and be 21 or older, with age rules for certain states. Applications and forms are available from Monida postmaster or the Commission in Washington. Potts the Druggist 15 Bannack St

United States Civil Service Commission Monida Mont United States U. S. Civil Service Commission Washington, D. C Washington U. S Civil Service Commission

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