Valley County Commissioners Proceedings June 6 1912
Valley county Montana commissioners resume session June 6 1912 with full board and clerk present. They approve road petitions reports road district appointees and a schedule for a special meeting to finish business and review bonds and Plentywood matters.
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Valley
Montana
Motion Board
Board. of ‘County Commissioners
Bers
Gee
Héede
John Daily
Justice of the Peace
Medicine Lake Town
B. Ww. Brockway
Meridian
Awsa
Mann
Elmer
Hake
Belzer
Northwest Cor
Board of County Commissioners
Valley County
Charles Hamberry
James F. Conlon
Robert
Abel
J. N. Firsch
Jay. Lytle
John Forsyth
EF. T. Compton
As Hedges
Peter A. West
A. “E Tande
Rasmussen
Roy .Jones
F. H. Belzer
GC. O. Knight
R. G.mahugh
Jos. W.W
Plentywood
Davidson
J. T. Farris
Wm McBride
Geo. W. Clay
Courity Health Officer
M. A. Duffy
J.T. Farriis
Turner
A Davidson
Plentywood Saloon
C. A. Steffler
Plentywood Incorporation
Canadian Reciprocity Debate in the House
The House debated repeal of Canadian reciprocity with Republicans and figures like Norris Burke French Cannon Payne Lenroot and Morgan weighing in. Supporters argued to erase the pact while critics said the deal favored manufacturers over farmers and consumers. The discussion centered on whether Canada repudiated reciprocity and if repeal should proceed.
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Oklahoma
House
Norris
Nebraskiy
Burke
South Dakota
French
Idaho
Joe Cannon
Sereno E. Payne
Pettifoggery
Canada
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Congress moves to abolish the Commerce Court
The text notes fierce criticism of the Commerce Court, with both houses voting to dismantle it. Taft may veto the large government appropriation bill to save the court, risking delays to fund government operations. Poindexter led the repeal effort, backed by Clapp Nelson Cummins and other western senators. Bailey called the repeal a legislative recall and warned of undermining executive recalls of judges.
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Commerce Court
Congress
Court
Taft
Poindexter
Washington
Senate
Clapp
Nelson
Minnesota
Cummins
Town
Bailey
Texas
Three Deaths in a Week In Congress Prompt Reflection
Three deaths in Congress within the week prompt ponderings on life. Nevada Senator Nixon died after a short illness. Iowa Representative VORIE etubbart died, followed by Louisiana Representative Wick liffe killed by a train. A sequence of funerals shadows Congress.
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Congress
Nixon
Nevada
Etubbart
Iowa
Wickliffe
Louisiana
Apache Indians to be moved to Mescalero reservation lands
A band of Apache Indians long held in custody in Oklahoma will be released from semi-imprisonment and relocated to the Mescalero reservation in New Mexico. They will receive lands and be restored to their rights under the new arrangement.
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
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A. Davidson
H. Mann
Jos: Bell
J. KE. Conlon
Great Northern
W. HE ‘Fan
Jos. Bell
J. F. Conlon
Seytion
Willow Creek
AV. B. Shoemaker
The
Lucky Indians