Proposed revision of electoral votes would not change outcomes
The Montana standard cites 23 seers and 5.75 11.00 total votes as equal to its representatives and senators in congress. It argues the Lea plan would not alter relative voting strength or presidential results, noting Roosevelt would still win under the new scheme with adjusted totals.
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Associated Press
Montana
Congress
Roosevelt
Lea
Electoral College
Roosevelt, 324.66; For Mr. Hoover
Mr. Thomas
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Great Plans for Montana in federal relief program
Governor Cooney returns from Washington with news of Montana receiving about 17 to 18 million dollars of a 3.3 billion public works package. A large share funds highways, flood control, and water projects to aid agriculture, industry, and employment, with emphasis on eastern and central Montana and improvements in Silver Bow county and Butte. The plan aims to hold floodwaters in the coulees, protect dry soils, and foster lasting benefits for Montana residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Cooney
Helena
Coulees
Silver Bow
Butte
Electoral College Target Prompts Constitutional Debate
The article outlines proposed amendments in Congress to abolish the electoral college and move to direct or proportional national voting for president and vice president. Senator Norris leads a senate measure and Representative Lea backs a house plan, both aiming to allocate state electoral votes by proportional popular support.
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Congress
Senate
House
Norris
Nebraska
Lea
California
Senate Judiciary Committee
California to openly solicit top athletes under new program
The article discusses the University of California plans to hire a paid field worker to recruit star high school athletes, funded and audited to keep inducements out of athletes' hands. President Sproul supports openness while noting athletes rarely choose colleges solely on educational advantages. The piece questions amateur ideals versus honesty in college athletics.
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University of California
Carnegie Foundation
Berkeley
Sproul
California
Government Emphasis on Good Employers Sparks Debate
The article surveys the new government industry partnership urging all employers to treat workers fairly. It contrasts calls for economy with alleged missteps in overseas postings by the Department of Commerce and payment of passage home for dismissed staff. It includes a digest of weekly diet menus and medical Q A notes, reflecting public interest in policy, health, and lifestyle advice.
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Uncle Sam
Department of Commerce
London
United States
George Washington
Harold B
Brother Can You Spare a Dime Token Theme?
The suggestion proposes changing the words of the familiar song to “Brother Can You Spare a Token” to better fit international use. It discusses potential adaptation while preserving the tune and chorus.
Baruch denies unofficial president claim in press
The article notes Bernard M. Baruch's vigorous denial of being an unofficial president. It also mentions a French wheat export subsidy vote as an example of legislative “jokers” in action.
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Bernard M. Baruch
McCoy Communications Address for Dr McCoy Publications
Direct correspondence for Dr McCoy goes to McCoy Publications Inc at 689 South Ardmore Avenue Los Angeles California. This instruction records the official mailing address for McCoy related materials.
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McCoy
McCoy Publications, Inc
South Ardmore Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal
The Count of Loulouse Lautrec de Savine Saintly or Sham
Stella Benson presents a dubious life tale with the Count narrating dizzy adventures across Russia America Europe and the Orient. He blends English French Russian and German in a rollicking memoir style while Benson provides cautious framing and skepticism.
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Stella Benson
Harper & Brothers
New York
Nicholas de Loulouse Lautrec de Savine
Pull Devil
Pull Baker
Miss Benson
Hongkong
Benson
Russia
America
Europe
Orient
Munchausen
Healthy Variation in Child Routines Advocated by Teachers
The piece argues rules and routine aid child safety and growth but should adapt to emotional needs. It praises balancing discipline with flexible routines and warns against rigidly enforcing bedtimes or lessons. It urges teachers and mothers to tailor routines to individual children while maintaining core principles.
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Billy
Sears
Ellen
June
Horoscope urges慎慎慎 advisory on finances and careers
An astrology column warns of adverse planetary aspects but urges careful procedure. It predicts cautious approach to decisions, stability for banks and businesses, and a hopeful year for fashion, media, and journalism with new correspondents and rising fortunes. Clyde W Miller and Frank A Miller birthday notes appear.
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United States
Clyde Winwood Miller
Frank Augustus Miller
McClure
Sun
Harding visits Butte in copper capital reception
Thousands gather in Clark park to see President Warren Harding and share handshakes with miners and locals. Former Governor Sam V. Stewart and notable visitors including Charles M. Russell, J D Scanlon, and George P. Porter attend the Harding reception in Butte, Montana.
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Warren Harding
Clark Park
Butte
All Creation
Sam V. Stewart
Harding
J. D. Scanlon
Miles City
Charles M. Russell
Montana
George P. Porter
Helena
Fight card planned at Holland rink with Leach Cross White
June 30 1913 reports plans for a bout at the Holland rink. D C Jackling of Salt Lake arrived in Butte to inspect the Butte Superior property. D R MacKay visited from Anaconda. Columbia Gardens drew 9500 plus guests yesterday. Dr H C Orr of Billings visited Butte. Jean Kelly to read the Declaration of Independence in Anaconda July 4 celebration. Charles R Leonard drove to Anaconda with Butte friends.
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Leach Cross
Charley White
Holland Rink
D. C. Jackling
Salt Lake
Butte
Butte & Superior
D. R. MacKay
Anaconda
Columbia Gardens
H. C. Orr
Billings
Jean Kelly
Anaconda Commons
Charles R. Leonard
Anaconda Plans Finish Fight For Ryan McDonough Title
June 30 1903 Anaconda sportsmen announce a finish fight between Tommy Ryan world middleweight champion and Jack McDonough. Also reports of visitors from Lewis Meagher county and Butte sidewalk committee adjournment to inspect wooden sidewalks.
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Anaconda
Tommy Ryan
Jack McDonough
Peter
Rose Doran
South Omaha
Butte
Elbert Hubbard
William Burkin
Lewis
Meagher County
John Burkin
Butte City
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West Broadway
Butte, Mont
Montana Standard
Standard Publishing Co
ILY & Sunday
Ae Oo
Canada
Silver Bow County
Prudden, King & Prudden
Chicago
San Francisco
Seattle
The
Open
Dr. McCoy
Ednesdawy
L. A
Indian Ocean
Thomas McL
Chamber of Deputies
Questions and
Mr. J
Health and Diet Advice
Scott’s
Bahama
Islands
Nassau IN the
China
Central Press Association, Inc
John Selby
Devil
Baker
Bell Syndicate
the Tutts
Crawford Young
Dad
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