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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
7
Court May Rule on Emergency Clause in Two Montana Bills
Dispatches indicate the Nonpartisan League plans a referendum against two bills passed by the special legislative assembly. One adds two supreme court judges George Y. Patton and John Hurley. the other tightens the direct primary to a closed system. Both carry emergency clauses argued to protect state peace and safety, challenging their exemption from referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Butte
Nonpartisan League
Special Legislative Assembly
Supreme Court
George Y. Patton
Bozeman
John Hurley
Glasgow
John F. McKay
Sanders County
Senate
McKay
League
Cattle Trail Reversed as Montana Cattle Move to Texas
Miles City reports a historic shift as cattle trail from Montana to Texas begins after T. R. Duke and J. J. Wilson secured a lease for 40 000 acres. This marks the first time cattle are said to travel from Montana back to Texas reversing the long standing pattern of Texas cattle moving north for finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Texas
T.R, Duke
J. J. Wilson
Browdus
Powder River County
Montana
Lone Star
Mexico
California
Los Angeles
Klein Mine Smashes 3000 Ton Day Record
The Klein coal mine crossed the 3000-ton threshold in a single eight hour day by hoisting 8079 tons. The 350 foot shaft required three to four cats per minute, a feat unmatched by any other single shaft west of the Mississippi. At Now 4 mine, about 80 workers push output to 200 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Klein
Mississippi River
The
Dry Squad Ordered to Quit at Butte
Joseph R. Jackson county attorney says he will ignore the commissioners order to remove the dry squad from payroll after September 15. He insists the squad will continue and that its legitimate costs will be paid, accusing officials of aiding bootleggers in Silver Bow County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Bow County
Joseph R. Jackson
Fort Welena shelter plan extended to Fort Assiniboine families
The Hill county farm bureau was granted permission to shelter drought stricken farmers' families in Fort Assiniboine this winter while men earn a living or until a new crop is harvested. The fort site was ceded to the state for education after the war department abandoned it years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Welena
Fort Assiniboine
Hill County Farm Bureau
State Board of Education
War Department
County Sues to Recover Forfeit From Trust Co
Missoula county files debt action against Spokane and Eastern Trust company claiming a $1,000 certified check drawn on Bank of Montreal of Spokane was stopped. When presented payment was refused. County attaches $1,500 due the firm from joint district No. 2 of Alberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Missoula County
Spokane and Eastern Trust Company
Bank of Montreal
Spokane
Alberton
Early American college paper first printed at Dartmouth Gazette
The Dartmouth Gazette is credited as the first college paper printed in America with contributor Daniel Webster. A note on inheritance says Chinese fathers must divide property equally among sons. New York State supplies about two thirds of vegetable ivory with about 1.5 thousand tons of finished pearl buttons produced in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth College
America
Gazette
Daniel Webster
New York State
United States
Roosevelt Grandchildren At Southampton Beach Pose Like Grandfather
Three Roosevelt grandchildren, children of Lieut. Col. Theodore Roosevelt, appear lively at Southampton Beach in a photograph. The youths show marked resemblance to their famed grandfather and share his noted pep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Southampton Beach
Pep
The Rubber Tired Goral
Roy Chapman Andrews described a goral, a mountain goat from farther China, noted for extreme agility. He observed it sprint down sheer cliffs, land on a rock, then rebound to a narrow ledge eight to ten feet away, unlike any bound a dog could manage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Chapman Andrews
China
American Museum of Natural History
Quick Fixes for Old Furniture Debris
A couple debates disposing of accumulated furniture. The woman laments waste while the man argues the pieces are still usable. A suggestion surfaces to rent the house furnished for the summer as a practical solution.
Montana Highlights and Warnings From Local Pages
Leo Faust reports Montana contributions to the New York relief drive total $102000 with a $90000 quota met in all counties. Crop yields at Moccasin show nine bushels per acre on unirrigated land. Rustling arrests rise. one gang includes a woman, unapprehended. H C Hall named judge in Seventeenth District. Conductor McMurray to appear in Minneapolis on whiskey shipment charge. Winter rail supply warnings issued. coal stockpiling urged. Accidents, strikes, and highway project updates across Billings Missoula and Glacier National Park area. Buffalo vaccination plan prepared to curb past epidemics affecting Yellowstone herd.
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General Pershing
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Leo Faust
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Montana Insurance Department
Mr. Porter
Sam V. Stewart
H.C. Hall
Havie
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Hall
J. H. Hall
Ann Arbor
McMurray
Northern Pacific Railroad
Minneapolis
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Harry K. Kellim
Yelena
U.S
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Anton Spilde
Dolev
John Edy
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Edy
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Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
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