22 May 1914
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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
1
Helena May 7 details how to file nomination petitions for Montana primaries. Attorney General Keiley outlines step by step forms, signatures, precinct copies, and verification needed to establish candidacy, including required party votes and county signatures.
The Fort Peck reservation shows quiet interest with about one quarter of hopefuls choosing land. Prospective buyers must pay two to seven dollars per acre and receive 160 acres under homestead laws. Indians hold most land near the railroad, signaling a bleak outlook for nearby towns.
A brief note announces a photo gathering in Saco from June 1 through June 6 asking locals to share good photos. The message invites participation and implies a friendly, informal sharing theme.
Leading Washington politicians from the Republican and Progressive camps seek a united bid to recapture Congress. The Delaware scene shows standpatters dominating the Progressive party while Republicans align with Roosevelt supporters. Democrats warn no change in control unless reaction to Wilson era legislation shifts.
Real live war news is scarce as Mexican Rebels gradually close in on Hureta and Mexican forces adjust to the shifting battlefield.
The clash pits Attorney General McReynolds against railroad investigators led by Commissioner McChord and Senator Norris. Disclosures connected to Mell en and other officials threaten prosecutions, with critics arguing McReynolds meddles in big cases and interferes with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Saco announces a big July Fourth program featuring a brass band, a strong baseball team, a gun club, and a bowling squad. The city promises lively events and a good time for attendees.
Glasgow visits Saco for a hard fought contest. Saco scores 19 to Glasgow 3 as Shoemakers dark horse pitcher struggles at times. Timmerman Shortridge and Owens lead Saco while Smith and Owen duel on the mound.
The Buffalo Chamber of Commerce opposes any increase in parcel post weight limits, arguing it would harm express companies. The Postmaster General argues parcel post is universal service promoting trade and that rates reflect operating costs in profitable versus unprofitable areas. The public now recognizes coexistence of parcel post and express services.
Jurors from Saco listed to appear June 19 include W G Long A H Zarling F W Kroeger C H Pippen with others scheduled for July 2 George A Brown L L Bergan and July 18 C Ie Broadbooks Charley Lutz Allie G Avery appear listed for the later date.
Mellen tells investigators how Morgan aided vast financial terms and claims thirty five million dollars bought twenty six miles of track. He describes other arrangements that he says led to the railroad’s bankruptcy.
The article discusses calls in Congress for a federal film censor board amid debates over the National Board of Censorship in New York. It notes 900,000 children attend movies daily and cites testimony from movie associations supporting current censorship.
The committee of Congress advances the national prohibition resolution to the House. Representative Underwood says members must face the issue and the Democratic party will not delay. Many representatives from close districts are in a panic as they dodge this question. An effort to push a constitutional amendment this session may fail and be delayed until after the election.
Mesdames Hickok and Hudson called at Hockleys Wednesday afternoon. The S Kandia Ole Pull crew is laid off this week after a recent smash up. Harry Ratchford visited several times this week. Ole Carlson hauled lumber for a new granary, meaning no crops this year. Penny trip to Hinsdale, Miss Teoney from DeKalb en route near Parents claim to visit. Mr. Denny and son from Michigan biked out Thursday to a claim near Tom Lewis in Canada. Mr. Stile found water at twenty six feet. Paddy Maloney and Hinsdale crew took Grady Bros. plow outfit back to factory. A slight shower Sunday was welcome. planters advised to collect kindling to coax more rain.
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