Hearing on Wool Freight Rates Held in Trelena
A Montana Railroad Commission request prompts an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Trelena on August 19 to review proposed reductions in wool freight rates from western states and Prairie regions to eastern markets. The Montana commission seeks lower rates for wool as well as hay and grain shipments west to east. The action follows earlier scheduling by the ICC that initially excluded Montana, which then lobbied to have a hearing held in Montana’s favor.
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Hudratate Commerce Commission
Trelena
Montana Railroad Commission
Montana Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana
Fragmentary War Report From Genoa Province Fight
Reports from Genoa province describe clashes between extreme nationalists and Carabineers and Communists in Sarzatya. The latest dispatch notes a violent conflict with numerous casualties and mentions drug-related incidents affecting the area. July dates and Rome are referenced with unclear details.
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Nf Assoc
Rome
Sarzatya
Genoa
Tanlac Reverses Years of Illness in Seattle Woman
Mrs. B. P. Ryan of 1323 Fifth Ave Seattle tells how Tanlac healed her eight year stomach trouble and two year worsening condition. She weighed 75 pounds at start and now 110, saying her family is amazed by the rapid improvement and she is well and happy with no further troubles.
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Aklig
Vanlac
B. P. Ryan
Fifth Ave
Seattle
Wash
Tanine
Morris
Taniac
Tanlaw
Ady
District 1910 appoints another judge in Fifth District
Tym Bennett was appointed yesterday by Governor Joseph M. Dixon to be judge of the fifth judicial district, succeeding Judge W. A. Clark who died last winter. Lyman Tennett, son of A. J. Dorsett, is a noted southern Montana lawyer and former Madison County attorney. Judge Joseph C. Smith is the other member of the district.
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Tym Bennett
Joseph M. Dixon
Fifth Judicial District
W. A. Clark
Lyman Tennett
A. J. Dorsett
Montana
Madison County
Monthoa
Joseph OC. Smith
Lemwirie
Canada
British Dominion
Leslie Rogers
W. H. Poorman
A. J. Horsky
J. R. Wine
Constal
Maternity Bill Advances in Senate Amid Debate
The maternity bill moved through the Senate with opposition from Senator Kenyan who warned against intrusive federal controls while Senator Sheppard of Texas defended the measure. Senator Warren raised concerns about financial impact, and other senators echoed worries about the bill’s effect on state autonomy and agency actions.
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Jalta Ball
Rob
Kenyan
Towa
Sheppard
Texas
Warren
Finpropriationa
Opsraaillon
Senetor Diovan
Queer Case in France Thug May Pay Penalty
Antoine Savin, first French man sentenced to death for highway robbery and attempted murder, has been granted a stay of execution. The Court of Appeals ruled the judge exceeded authority by naming the exact execution site, upholding that the designated public square could not be specified precisely.
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France
Antoine Savin
Court of Appeals
Savin
Jude
Coach of Appeals
Coat of Appeals
Hay
Handicappers and wagers fill a quirky bazaar
The fragment suggests a lively market scene with gamblers known as handicappers and the crowd placing bets at Trepper's Bazaar. Names and exact phrases are unclear, but the tone points to a bustling, humorous street setting.
Cornerstone of Montane Willay Lodge to Be Dedicated
The Montana A M C M Grand Lodge plans the cornerstone ceremony for the Brother Van memorial building at the Deaconess School. Dr. Robert H Hathaway will open the grand lodge meeting in the Masonic temple. Governor Joseph M. Dixon to address the ceremony as Masons and the school community travel by auto for the event.
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Brother van
Grand Lodge of
Montana
Grand Lodge
Masonic Temple
Broadway
Robert H. Hathaway
Glendive
Joseph M. Tixon
The Big Idea Behind the Arrests of Autos
The piece depicts a nationwide roundup with motorists fined in several towns, claiming the aim was to fund schooling and county needs. It notes officials denying broader theft and questions the campaign’s effectiveness, amid local rejoicing and accusations of misused funds.
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Rownd
Edn
Missoula
Hutte
Columbus
Three Forks
Bozeman
Helena
Biggs
Coal Miners Strike Maintenance Across State Mines
Officials of coal mines statewide plan to withhold maintenance work as miners withdraw to protest wage cuts. N D Moore, vice president of Ge Pacific Coals, says strikes began after operators ordered strikers and families to vacate company leases. Maintenance crews will be scarce at shaft levels as the stalemate continues and operators await mine reopening.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Labar
N. D. Moore
Ge Pacific Mnast Coal Company
Moore
Murehak
Te Raing
Te Mies
Police Chief Guilty of Conspiracy in Tulsa Race Riot Case
In Tresh, Oklahoma, police chief Tilia Okla was found guilty on charges tied to failing to secure public safety during the recent race riots. He was also convicted on a conspiracy count for freeing an automobile theft and collecting rewards. The jury deliberated for six hours.
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Tohn A
Locke Appointed To Wagengy Industrial Board Chairman
Governor Joseph M. Kizon named Jerome G. Locke of Livingston to chair the state Industrial Accident Board, filling the vacancy caused by the death of former Lieutenant Governor A. E. Spriggs. Locke, 40, is a civil engineer and longtime Montana public figure with ties to Livingston media and state projects.
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Joseph M. Kizon
Jerome G.locke
Livingston
A. E. Spriggs
Locke
Dixon
Spriggs
Jerome Locke
Dozeman
Yellowstone Valley
Enginess
Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone Park
Congress
Progressive Party
Cinae
Dizon
Global heat baffling sunspot link in weather talk
Government meteorologist Dr. Charles Marvin notes no proven connection between sunspots and temperatures. He explains that temperate-zone weather results from complex solar heating and air movement, with no reliable way to predict heat spikes or cross-continental patterns.
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Fontaindstran
Neni
Wang
Willy
Charles Marvin
America
United States
Europe
Climatological Division
Bureau
Wiessi
Gleese
Weather report notes regional temperature and rainfall patterns
The report summarizes temperature deviations across the Great Lakes region to Dakotas and Minnesota with a few states seeing above normal warmth. It notes below normal conditions only in a section covering Gobishona and New Mexico, while rainfall remains uneven and no widespread anomalies are seen locally.
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Nariinl Lakes
Dakot
Minnesota
Gobishona
New Mexico
Knights of Catan to show at San Francisco convention
Chicago July 22 Jamie A Bite head of the Knights of Catan announced plans for an international convention in San Francisco from August 23. The event aims to launch a million dollar hospital project and promote studies in American history with surviving veterans joining the program.
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Chicago
Jamie A. Bite Fay
Knights of Catan
Astmcm
Weil
Organiattion
San Francisco
Aaa
Halite Alee
San Faneluco
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