Banners Appear on Main Street Over Symons Row
Banner displays in Butte allege Symons store is unfair to organized labor. Merchants counter with banners claiming reciprocity while shoppers view the protest as a joke. Clerks union says Symons treats members fairly and justly.
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West Park Street
Symons
Butte
Painters’ Union
Connell’s
Hennessy
Associated Industries
S.S. W. Mitchell
Clerks’ Union
Butte Clerks’ Union
Symons Company
Eng lish cooperative societies strike for higher pay
Over 30,000 employees of English cooperative societies recently struck seeking higher wages. The societies boast 15 million members composed entirely of workers and were once thought to have ended wage-system abuses.
Byrne Rites Held After Sudden Death at East Broadway
At the family home 46 East Broadway A Byrne wife of Thom as Arne mother of Miss Ronges and stepmother of Jamesine died yesterday morning. Remains were moved to sister Mrs. ate Whelsn 319 East Mercury street for funeral arrangements to be announced.
McCabe Funeral Planned for Monday Morning
The funeral of Patrick McCabe will be held Monday at 9 o'clock from Walsh's funeral chapel to St. Ann's church for mass, with interment in the old Catholic cemetery.
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M'Cabe
Patrick McCabe
Walsh
St. Ann's Church
Five Socialist Would Again Run After Ouster
New York socialists meet to push Governor Smith for special elections to fill five ousted assembly seats on charges of disloyalty. Louis Waldman says the quintet would seek re election and contend the governor can call special elections legally before deadlines. They demand back pay through the expulsion hour.
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New York
Socialist Party
New York City
Smith
Louis Waldman
Wood's Platform Set Out In Ohio Campaign Speech
Gen Leonard Wood closed his Ohio trip with a Memorial Hall rally after addressing Columbus colored republican women's club. He outlined a platform including government by the people and a square deal, nonpoliticized courts, strong foreign policy, arbitration, broad political participation for women, and back to the farm movement.
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Columbus
Ohio
Leonard Wood
Memorial Hall
Colored Republican Women's Club
Wood
United States
Mayor cites no revenue for firemen wage rise in Chicago
Mayor Thompson told 1600 Chicago firemen threatening resignation over a $300 yearly raise that no revenue is available. He expressed sympathy but warned against raising false hopes and blamed tax dodging for the city’s financial shortage. The arbitration committee will hear the complaints next week.
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Chicago
Thompson
Trade with Russia: Ban Could Be Lifted Soon
Washington officials say a ban on trade with Russia may be lifted soon though the latest American proposal for concerted action by Britain France Italy and the United States has delayed action. The Russian cooperative mission plans to arrive in London within ten days.
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Washington
Russia
Supreme Council
Great Britain
France
Italy
United States
London
Slasil in Blooms as Easter Approaches
New York on April 3 marked Easter with lower prices for Easter blossoms and a rush for marriage licenses. Flower markets operated by the city offered blooms cheaper than dealers, though still slightly above last year. More than 24 marriage licenses were issued today.
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New York
Funeral Notices for Houze and Holm
The funeral for Matt Houze will be held Monday at 9 in the Daly-Shea chapel and St Patrick's church with interment at Holy Cross cemetery. The remains of John Holm aged 28 are at Daly-Shea chapel. he lived with his sister Mrs Gus Lofquist at 317 Watson avenue. Funeral notice to follow.
Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors and Embalmers located at 71 E Park S offers funeral services and embalmment with phone contact 358 for arrangements and inquiries.
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M. J. Walsh CO
West Park Street
Joseph Richards
Warrington Richards
George Y. Wade
South
Montana Street
Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors
E. Park S
Remains of Anthony Doherty Headed for Butte Burial
The remains of Anthony Doherty aged 25 who died at Challis Idaho will be shipped to Butte for burial. Funeral announcement later.
Anaconda Smelterman Michael Murphy Dies Suddenly
Michael Murphy, 67, a longtime Anaconda smelter worker born in Boston, died suddenly on the way to his 6 o'clock shift. His body was found in the plant washroom. funeral set for Monday at 8:30 at the family home and 9 at St. Paul’s church. Survived by wife, six sons Cornelius Michael William Henry John Daniel, and five daughters, plus siblings and relatives from Great Falls Butte Detroit.
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Michael Murphy
Concentrator
Mr. Murphy
Boston
Mass
Anaconda
Houghton
Mich
West Park Avenue
Cornelius
Michael
William
Henry
John
Great Falls
Daniel
Detroit
John Weist
Joseph D. Sherwood
Agnes Murphy
John Golden
Margaret Murphy
Butte
Con Murphy
Maggie Hawkins
Ellen Murphy
Agnes
John Murphy
Don Murphy
St. Paul's Church
Chains Unnecessary On Goodyear Tires
Goodyear All Weather tread tires rarely need chains says Mr. Torgerson. If used in emergencies avoid over tightening to prevent wear concentration. Do not chain only one rear wheel as it causes uneven tread wear. Point hooks outward to avoid sidewall gouging and keep the smooth chain surface toward the tire. Do not reverse chains with worn edges up against tires.
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Goodyear
Torgerson
Main Street
Montana
Butte Cat Creek
van Duren
Tri City
Marvello Manufacturing Company
Marvello
West
Granite Street
Marvero Capital
In Helena Incorporations Reported for April 3
Incorporations listed include Ryegate Evangelical Lutheran church with Jesse E. Thorson and George Binni. Union Oil of Lewistown with M. T. Slinde H. A. Slinde and B. P. Berger at 100000 dollars. Minnesota Beach Oil and Gas of Grass Range by H. J. Baker Herman H. Kruger and others at 100000 dollars. Windham South Dakota Oil of Windham by E. B. Fugier Simon Douglas and others at 100000 dollars.
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Helena
Ryegate Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jesse E. Thorson
George Binni
Union Oil, Company of
Lewistown
M. T. Slinde
H. A. Slinde
B. P. Berger
Minnesota Beach Oil and Gas Company
Grass Range
H. J. Baker
Herman H. Kruger
Hiram M. Selvig
S. L. Gile
G. W. Brecanridge
Strike cripples Southern Pacific railroad in Mexico
The Southern Pacific railroad of Mexico, operating south from Nogales, is completely tied up by a strike of virtually all its employees. The walkout occurred despite a Mexican federal court injunction ordered by President Carranza to delay the strike 72 hours.
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Nogales
Ariz
Southern Pacific Railroad of
Mexico
Carranza
American Killed in Mexico Stabbing Incident
Washington reports Alexander Oberg of International Petroleum Company was stabbed at Amador Mexico on March 30 and is fatally injured. A. Jarredson, an American, was killed in the same incident, with no definite information confirming his citizenship.
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Washington
Alexander Oberg
International Petroleum Company
Amador
Mexico
J. A. Jarredson
State Department
Lassen Peak Erupts Briefly in California
Lassen peak erupted for about thirty minutes amid smoke columns rising from the crater’s south end. The activity was the first eruption since February 9, marking a brief sudden event in the Lassen area today.
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Redding
Cal
Lassen Peak
Mutiny in Amoy Prov. Troops kill 200 in clashes
Dispatches report two hundred soldiers killed and many wounded in a mutiny in Anui province near Amoy China. Fighting continues and residents flee in terror as troops clash and the situation worsens.
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Amoy
China
Anui
Man Gets Year In Prison For Striking Baby In Passaic
George Semen of 62 Third Street Passaic New Jersey was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to one year in jail for striking his one year old baby. His wife had him arrested after a quarrel during which the baby began to cry and he struck it. He said he intended to strike his wife but hit the child instead.
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Passaic
N. J
George Semen
No. 62
Third Street
Semen
Money Market Rates Across Currencies on April 3
New York reports currency quotes with Sterling 60-day bills at 3.93 and 3.97 for demand, cables at 3.98. Francs demand 14.56, cables 14.64. Belgian francs demand 13.70, cables 13.68. lire demand 20.47, cables 20.45. marks demand 1.44, cables 1.45.
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New York
Demurrers Heard At Court Session
District court spent most of yesterday on demurrers. In State v Degotte the defendant’s demurrer to the information was argued and reserved for advisement. Mollie Hightower v Walsh saw one demurrer sustained to the second cause and the first taken under advisement. Other actions included McHugh v Knights and Ladies. Mickle v Mickle set for April 10. Simon v Treasure State Mining demurrer overruled with 10 days to reply. Tuttle Co v Wedlake leave to withdraw demurrer and 10 days to reply.
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Joseph Degotte
Matt Canning
Butte
Mollie Hightower
John Walsh
Treasure State Mining Company
C. A. Tuttle Company
Charles Wedlake
Demurrer
Anaconda Personal News Roundup
Local residents sent to homes or travel destinations including Anita McKenzie to Seattle Dan MacIntyre visiting Butte Ben Welty and others visiting Butte Deer Lodge and Clay Center Neb trips F P Shumway Schroeder Hendrickson Blackbrough Dodd travel notes. Dust from shoddy mills used as fertilizer in England.
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Anita McKenzie
Seattle
Anaconda
F. Donohue
French Gulch
Dan MacIntyre
Butte
Fred Foster
Deer Lodge
Victor Hendrickson
Ben Welty
F. P. Shumway
Clay Center
Neb
J. A. Schroeder
Los Angeles
California
Isabelle Blackbrough
W. R. Dodd
England
Sale notice for $150000 Deer Lodge County bonds
Deer Lodge County Montana seeks sealed bids on May 5 1920 at 3 p m for 150000 in 1000 denomination negotiable coupon bonds bearing 6 5 or 5 percent interest with a 30 day redemption notice optional at county option. Bonds mature 1922 1923 1940 with principal payable at Anaconda Montana or New York. bids must be unconditional with 10000 certified check. county reserves right to reject all bids. Caldwell Masslich opinion to be provided.
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Nand
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Mont
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
City of
State of Montana
Mechanics and Metals National Bank
New York
State of New York
State Board of Land Commissioners
Caldwell & Masslich
New York City
A. D
Bar silver and Mexican dollar rates noted in report
New York on April 3 reports bar silver at 1.26 and Mexican dollars at 96 cents. The brief listing records exchange values for precious metals and foreign coinage in early trade.
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New York
Corn Prices Jump to Highs on Chicago Market
Chicago April 3 corn rose to top levels since July as rail strike fears and labor troubles spread. May corn at 1.63 to 1.64 dollars, July 1.57 to 1.58 dollars. Oats and provisions strengthened, with oats reaching record immediate delivery prices around 1.01 and rye at 1.90. Receipts totaled 18,926 cases as butter eggs and poultry markets also moved higher.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices Pressured by Mixed Chicago Receipts
Livestock market report from Chicago on April 3 notes hogs mostly steady to mixed with some grades lower, cattle receipts at 6,000 and generally steady, fat steers and beef cattle up to 50 cents, yearlings 50 to 75 cents higher, pigs $13.50 to $15.25, lambs steady with 89 to 82 pound shorn lambs at $17.25 to $17.50 and wooled stock unchanged.
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Chicago
Spokane Livestock Market Report April 3
Hogs receipts none market steady with prime mixed 16.50 to 17, medium mixed 15.50 to 16.25, rough heavies 14.50 to 15.50, pigs 15 to 15.50, stockers and feeders 14 to 15, bulk 16.60 to 16.75. Cattle receipts none market steady prime steers 11 to 11.75, good to choice 9.75 to 10.75, medium to good 8.75 to 9.75, fair to medium 8 to 8.50, common to fair 6.75 to 7.75, cows and heifers 9.50 to 10.50, good to choice 8.25 to 9.25, medium to good 7.25 to 8.25, fair to medium 6.25 to 7.25, canners 3.50 to 5.75, bulls 6.50 to 8.50, calves 9 to 15, stockers and feeders 7 to 9. Sheep receipts none market steady prime lambs 16 to 17, fair to medium 13 to 15, prime yearlings 13 to 13.80, prime wethers 12 to 13, best mutton ewes 7 to 10.
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Spokane
Bank Clearings Reserve Update
New York banks and trust companies report a reserve of 21,819,700 dollars above legal requirements for the week, down 10,010,240 dollars from the previous week.
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New York
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Mast Park St
Sherman & Reed Funeral
Broadway
Arizona St
Sam R. White
South Main Street
George Dr. Wolfe
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
Buttenerie
No. 11
F. T
Richard Bryant
Sidney Bryant
W. H. Kitto
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Lassen’ Again
Mather Spruck Babe
Montana St
Money Market
W. L. Collins
Bailey
J. Chauvin
West Granite Deer Lodge
Marvello Man
THE
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Andrew J. Davis
J. G. Bouppon
Acccess
J. E. Stephenson
George A. Hill
Andrew J. Davis Jr
W. J. Forsythe
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Alex J. Johnston
eCashier J. K. Heslet
Heilbronner Company
Brokers
East Broadway
Cotion
Mosby
Arrow Creek
Crazy Woman’s Pocket
Home Oil
Winnifred
Liberal Commission
E. P. Taylor
Great Falls, Montana
Wapark
Cero
Woody- Doull Drug Co
Mont. -Adot
Co. W. Savery
Denham Bldg
Denver
Colo
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
General Banking
Charles J. Kelly
John D. Ryan
Col. Swinborne
R. W. Place W
Rae
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