Congress Growls In Talking Peace In House Debate
Washington April 8 The peace resolution neared final passage after six hours of debate with Republicans and Democrats clashing over constitutional powers and treaty issues. The rule passed 214 to 155 and final vote expected tomorrow while lawmakers ponder November electoral impact and the legality of ending the war.
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Committee On Foreign Affairs
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Wilson
Pou
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Montague
Virginia
Campbell
Rules Committee
Congress
Executive Branch
Senate
Germany
Sonora to Take Over Railroads
A.P. dispatch from Nogales reports Gov. Adolfo de la Huerta saying Sonora may seize the Southern Pacific of Mexico rail line if the trainmen do not settle the strike. He notes workers would be paid standard wages and hours if government operation occurs, with demands centering on union recognition and wage parity with other Mexican roads. A. H. Abbott named to replace Beatty in the Helena forest.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Mexico
Sonora
Southern Pacific
Epes Randolph
Adolfo de la Huerta
de la Huerta
Hermosillos
United States
Veteran Engineer Will Run Montana Highways
MISSOULA Montana The appointment of C W Cheatham a veteran with 17 years in western Montana engineering to be senior highway engineer for the Bureau of Public Roads in the Alaska district is announced Cheatham previously served as irrigation engineer in Bitter Root valley and a mining engineer in the Coeur d Alenes Idaho He joined the Bureau of Engineering Forest Service in 1938 and moved to Missoula when the bureau’s public roads office opened The bureau plans about 500000 for road work in Alaska this year
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C. W. Cheatham
Montana
Bureau
District of Alaska
Cheatham
Bitter Root
Coeur d'Alenes
Idlaho
Bureau of Engineering
Cowboy claims kill of Montana's largest wolf on record
In Harlem Montana Jeff Daffern, while on duty near Three Buttes, shot a wolf reported as the largest in the state. He chased it three miles, caught it in rope, and killed it with a bullet. The hide receipts and bounty totaled forty dollars.
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Harlem
Mont
Jeff Daffern
Three Buttes
Montana
Daffern
Beatty Named Supervisor for Helena National Forest Improvements
Announcement from the local district headquarters states Dwight L. Beatty is appointed supervisor of the Helena National Forest to oversee improvements across the entire district with headquarters in Missoula. Beatty has served in various positions within the forest service.
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Missoula
Mont
Dwight L. Beatty
Helena National Forest
Beatty
The
Forest Service
Woman to Sit in Convention in Hawaiian Islands Meet Manila
The Philippines insular convention on April 10 will include a woman delegate for the first time. Mrs A D Williams is chosen as committee man from Mountain province. Expected Philippine delegates to the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco include R E Manly, Justice P M Moir, E J Westerhouse, A D Gibbs, W H Anderson, and Dr S W Carson, with alternates such as Frank L Crone named.
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P. IL
Philippines
A. D. Williams
Mountain
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
R. E. Manly
P. M. Moir
E. J. Westerhouse
A. D. Gibbs
William H. Anderson
S. W. Carson
Frank L. Crone
Pacific Commercial Company Leaders and Trio Named
Maurice Lowenstein president of the Pacific Commercial Company with Mrs FE, J Westerhouse and Miss Bessie Dwyer identified in a formal social or corporate notice reflecting leadership and affiliations.
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Maurice Lowenstein
The
Pacific ‘Commercial Company
Mra. FE
J. Westerhouse
Bessie Dwy~er
Montana Postmasters Plan State Association Convention
A committee led by C. B. Fortman local post master is organizing the Montana Postmasters Association meeting to be held in Helena on June 18 and 19. It will be the first convention of its kind in the state and will include all postmasters who wish to join to address postal service issues and boost cooperation and efficiency.
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Helena
Mont
Fortman
Postmasters’ ‘Association of
Montana
Printer for 50 years in Missoula history
Carl T. Seeley began his print career fifty years ago this month. After completing his apprenticeship in Sioux City Iowa he worked in Lincoln Omaha and Madison before moving to Missoula in 1901 marking half a century in the local printing industry.
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Carl T. Seeley
Sioux City
Lincoln
Omaha
Madison
Neb
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