Strikers Threaten Butte Cafes Prompting Open and Close Plan
Cooks and waiters union pressure sparks talks as Purity cafeteria and Rampon and others plan to keep the Chequamegon and larger restaurants open while smaller places close. Employers say they will run cafeterias with their own staff and no outside workers are being shipped in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Davey
Purity
Butte Grill
E. M. Rampou
Ed Barry
Mr. Barry
Grant Bartlett
Bartlett Cafe
Wilson Candidate for Democratic Nomination in Georgia Primary
Atlanta March 31 The name of President Wilson has been filed with the state committee as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for president in the primary to be held April 20.
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Atlanta
Wilson
State Committee
Chicago Stockyards Strike Brings Widespread Layoffs
Oscar F. Nelson and Carl Spangler from Washington arrived to mediate a strike by 900 livestock handlers, removing up to 10 000 workers from active duties and halting butchering. Meat prices jumped as shortages hit Chicago area while Armour and Swift plants shed thousands in killing and processing lines. In St Louis, 26 firemen vote to strike May 1 over wage demands.
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Oscar F. Nelson
Carl Spangler
Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
Livestock Handlers’ Union
Chicago
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
St. Louis
Strikes Hit Italian Arsenal and Factory Workers
A Central News dispatch from Rome reports a general strike by state workers in arsenals tobacco factories and other concerns. The walkout began at midnight in Turin Naples Venice Florence Bologna and many other locations seeking higher wages.
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London
A_ Central News
Rome
Turin
Naples
Venice
Florence
Bologna
Greeks Move Toward Occupation of Adrianople and Thrace
Athens dispatch reports Greece taking steps to occupy Adrianople and Eastern Thrace, with plans noted by the Temps as of March 31.
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Paris
Athens
Temps Today
Adrianople
Thrace
Barracks Attack in Durrus Cork County
More than 100 armed men attacked the police barracks at Durrus seven miles southwest of Bantry with rifles and petrol bombs. A portion of the building was blown up and two policemen were wounded, one seriously, before raiders were driven off after a fierce fight.
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Skibbereen
County Cork
Ireland
Durrus
Bantry
Prisoners Refuse Parole at Fort Douglas Deportation Likely
Twenty one of 76 alien enemy prisoners at Fort Douglas internment barracks refuse to sign parole papers and probably will be deported, officials say. Dave Gershon, head of the local justice bureau, announced the development.
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Salt Lake City
Fort Douglas
Dave Gershon
Department of Justice Bureau
Winnett Votes on Electric Lighting Amid Local Reforms
Registration for the city election closes Tuesday night as Winnett voters choose two aldermen and decide on an electric lighting franchise. Charles E. Davis of Harlowton seeks to build and operate a plant to replace gas and coal oil lamps. The council will hear protests April 6 on a special improvement district plan costing 105000 for sidewalks and curbing, to be funded by a multiyear levy on adjacent properties.
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Winnett
Charles E. Davis
Harlowton
Little Oil Center
Methodist Episcopal Parish
A. P. Allen
Kalispell
Will Take Negro Back to Missouri
BILLINGS March 31 An officer will arrive from Lathrop Mo to take Ralph Hines a Negro arrested here last night for implication in a kidnapping case for violation of the Mann act and for carrying concealed weapons He says he reached here a week ago from Kansas City and was accompanied by a woman and a 5 year old boy He denies wrongdoing and says the woman is his wife but the boy is not his
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Billings
Lathrop
Ralph Hines
Missouri
Hines
Kansas City
Miller man sentenced for brick assault at hotel window
Emmet Hogan received six months in jail and a $25 fine for third degree assault after he hurled a brick through a hotel lobby window striking Night Clerk James W. Collier. Collier spent several days in bed after the blow.
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Billings
Emmet Hogan
Hogan
James W. Collier
Collier
Byrne Second of Quartet on Trial
The report describes the trial of Byrne and his co-defendants in the murder of Prevatt. It notes Byrne’s calm demeanor amid technical testimony and contrasts him with Williams. The crowded courtroom and ongoing witness testimony, including Mrs. Prevatt, indicate a multi-defendant case expected to span several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hogan
Steve Byrne
Byrne
Williams
Sullivan
Dr. Donahue
Prewatt
Glasgow Plans A Park For Tourists
Glasgow committees of the chamber of commerce and city council have decided on a tourists camping ground for the city. It aims to serve autoists on the Roosevelt International highway as the Northwest opens for summer travel.
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Glasgow
Chamber of Commerce
City Council
Northern Pacific conducts first Billings inspection after control ends
High officials led by J. M. Hannaford toured Billings railroad yards on Monday, marking the first inspection since government relinquished control. The party planned a broader trip from St. Paul to the coast and included J. M. Rapelje and other senior managers with Montana officials.
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Billings
Northern Pacific Railroad
J. M. Hannaford
St. Paul
J. M. Rapelje
L. M. Tyler
A. M. Cleland
J. G. Woodworth
H. M. Curry
Montana
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Trimble Hats
Mattingly
North Main St
North Main
Ghicago
ST. Louis, Mo
Italy
Northern Pacific
Fashion Park Clothes
Stetson
Manhattan
Marr Field
West Granite
St. Lewisohn
Inland Empire Aerial Training Corporation
Office of Tidewater Inv. Co
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