Taft to Name White Chief Justice Surprise Rise for Supreme Court
Washington dispatch reports Associate Justice Edward White of the U S Supreme Court to be elevated to chief justice with Taft sending nominations to the Senate. Possible replacements for vacancies include Willis Van Deventer and Joseph Rockerlbar. five new judges may join the federal bench and Interstate Commerce Commission shifts expected.
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Washington Dispatch
Edward Douglas White
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Senate
White House
Willis Vandeventer
Cheyenne
Wyo
Eighth Circuit
Joseph Rocker
Martin A. Knap
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Robert W. Archibald
United States
Middle District
Pennsylvania
H. Hunt
Montsra
Court of Cistoric Appeals
Arthur C. Denison
Michigan
Julian W Mack
Chicaga
Appelate
Mark Ig
Justice White
Charles E. Hughes
Supreme Court
Justice Hughes
S Hughes
Justice Hines
Montana a prize state onta a prize state
The Helena Independent notes Montana as a source of national wealth in 1909 with large outputs of coal oil copper gold and silver. It cites agricultural gains over two years and lists crops and livestock production figures for the state.
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Wana
Helena
Montana poised to be nation’s top agricultural state
Data show Montana’s 12 month output of wattle, mutton and wool valued at 85.079 million dollars surpassing minerals. Lumber output reached 250 million and total agricultural product valuation stood at 113.167 million. Wheat average 26 bushels per acre vs national 12, oats 46 vs 26, barley 40 vs 26, rye 24 vs 15, flaxseed 14 vs 8.
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Montana
United States
No Change in the Management of Christian Science Church
A five member board declares the church will continue under Mary Baker Eddy's ideas after her death. The board affirms its authority, harmony, and loyalty from branch churches worldwide. Eddy's will not be filed yet. trustees say the fortune and copyrights total about 1.5 to 1.6 million dollars with the church as residuary legatee.
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Christian Science Church
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Eddy
Stephen A. Chase
Archibald McLelland
Allison V. Stewart
John V. Dittemore
Adam H. Dickey
Alfred Farlow
Mrs. Eddy
Christian Science
Ismay bulletin notes horse care and veterinary tips
The notice from Ismay reminds readers to avoid fattening horses when teeth are wrong and stresses careful treatment of sick and diseased stock. It lists conditions such as ring bones and bone spavins, and notes regular visits on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays each month.
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Sagen Iene
Knowlton
Ismay
Rivers and Harbors Bill Passed Quickly Without Pork
The House of Representatives approved the rivers and harbors measure in about three hours by unanimous consent, authorizing $21,894,861 for river and harbor work in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1912. Representative Alexander praised the speed and called the bill "clean as a whistle." Including the sundry civil bill, total river and harbor appropriations reach $27,262,938 for 1912.
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House of Representatives
Alexander
New York
Body of Boise executive Bert Corbin found in Idaho mountains
Four weeks after last being seen Bert Corbin vice president of Union Savings Building Trust Co. Boise was found last Friday morning 12 miles from Big Springs Idaho. Death likely from exposure with his horse found nearby. Corbin 41 left Real Pasty November 9 aiming to hunt elk. search parties including government foresters and soldiers from Yellowstone Park have scoured the area. He is survived by a wife.
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Boise
Union Savings Building & Trust Company
Big Springs
Ida
Corbin
Harry Lamberton
Lamberton
Yellowstone Park
Secretary of the Interior
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