Miners Face Picket Violence In Butte Strike
Striking Metal Mine Workers led by M C Sullivan intensify pressure in Butte as pickets block access to the hill and deputies plan wide distribution near mine exits. Mayor Stodden and Sheriff O Rourke warn that law breakers will face action while reports describe assaults on miners, including Grapener, and a tense attempt to keep craftsmen off the job.
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Metal Mine Workers’ ‘Union
Butte
M. C. Sullivan
Arizona
Nevada
Finn Hall
Wyoming Street
Stodden
O'Rourke
Grapener
Anaconda
Butte News Notes and Local Notices Collate Family Events and Requests
News notes report a birth at 1200 West Porphyry street to Mr and Mrs Henry Hopkins and a divorce filing by Viola McDonell against Phillip McDonell on cruelty grounds. Melrose school principal Mrs M E Flaherty attended County Teacher’s association. April issues of Good Housekeeping and Hearst’s magazines are on sale at the P O News Stand. Mountain View Methodist church Young Ladies Missionary Society meets at 315 North Montana parsonage hosted by Mrs N G McDonald. Red Cross home service seeks information on William F Steig Milton Fountain Frank Stode. Silver Bow chapter headquarters are on county building’s fourth floor.
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Hearst's Magazine
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Mountain View Methodist Church
North
Montana
N. G. McDonald
William F. Steig
Milton Fountaine
Frank Stode
Home
Red Cross
Sliver Bow
County
Georgia Primary To Be Held Today
Atlanta April 19 The presidential primary campaign in Georgia closed with managers of Palmer Smith and Watson expressing confidence for tomorrow's vote. Interest centers on the senatorial race and on national issues as Smith urges reservations to the peace treaty and Palmer presents his candidacy as Geor gians to endorse the Wilson administration.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Palmer
Hoke Smith
Thomas E. Watson
Smith
Wilson
Roosevelt Memorial Bill Passed by Senate in Washington
The Senate passed a bill authorizing incorporation of the Roosevelt Memorial association to perpetuate Theodore Roosevelt. It provides for a monument here and a park at Otter Bay. Supreme Court notes: arguments in pending cases end April 30 and no petitions for review will be received after May 21.
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Oosevelt’ Memorial
Washington
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate
Supreme Court
Pavor
Towle - Winterhalter Co
West Park St. A
Overalls Back in Fashion as Denims Rally in New York
In New York on April 19 supporters of the denim and gingham movement marched through the theatre district urging spectators to wear blue denim. Parade participants included business leaders, clubs, students, Rotary and Cheeses groups, with many attending a musical comedy in overalls. Fashion firms report denim suits and gingham for women, while experts warn price declines won’t follow. David N. Mosessotin of the Associated Dress Industries cites labor and production as keys to relief, cautioning that small merchants’ insolvency is not a solution and promising federal action against profiteering under the Lever Act.
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New York
Offic
Rotary
Cheess
David N. Mosessotin
Associated Dress Induslas of America
Striking Yardmen Hold Fast as San Francisco Blockade Persists
Reports show 283 switchmen in San Francisco and Oakland struck with only two returning. Southern Pacific runs freight on most divisions though several routes are excluded as the strike stretches across ports and rail hubs. In boxing news Henry of Newark defeats Paducah’s Red Her Fing after Herring is credited with a foul finish following a rope fall.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Southern Pacific
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Ore
Mound House
Fresno
Mina
Yuma
Ring
Standard
Memphis
Henry
Newark
Red
Paducah
Recree Haack
Herring
Smoking by Women Drives Tobacco Consumption Rise in Britain
London April 19. Growth in women smoking has helped cause an unprecedented rise in tobacco consumption in Great Britain during the last fiscal year. Austen Chamberlain, chancellor of the exchequer, announced this in the House of Commons while introducing the new budget.
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London
Associated Press
Great’ Britain
House of Commons
Austen Chamberlain
Bodies Found on Fields Near Verdun Discovered
Paris reports American soldiers killed on the Verdun battlefield have been found by relief workers after shell bursts. Religious ceremonies were held and the site marked for exhumation and later military burials.
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Paris
Verdun
First public boxing match in 20 years in Providence
Pat Moore of Memphis defeated Roy Moore of St. Paul in a 12 round bout marking the first public boxing match in 20 years in Providence. The police commission granted permission to hold the event by the American Legion post.
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Pat Moore
Memphis
Tenn
Roy Moore
St. Paul
American Legion Post
Guatemala
Washington
McMinl
State Department
Estrada Cabrera
Laxative Cure Advertises Headache Relief for Cold
An old advertisement claims a tonic laxative and genius destroyer named L. W. Grove on vox offers headache relief by curing the cold. The fragment mentions bromine quine and a signoff style typical of early 20th century medical ads, with no clear date or full product name.
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L. W
Grove
Vox
Trail of Ruiat About Run Down Los Angeles Case
Los Angeles April 18 investigation to identify a man linked to a deadly home raid in the Worrago valley area of Sipiceo county. Deputies aimed to finish within 24 hours as efforts continued to trace the suspect. Mrs Katherine Wombache vay a Huis, married a year ago in Spokane as Andre, obtained an attachment on an account at a bank to recover 20. she had loaned to him.
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Ion
Sher
Sant Diego
Worrago
Sippiceo County
Op Angeles County” Hospital
Katherine Wombachevaya Huis
Spokane
Andre
Vna
Los” Ancrele Bank
Andrews
Steel Magnate Discusses High Cost of Living Policy
New York April 19 Atbert 11 Gary chairman of United States Steel corporation told Ho bokken stockholders the firm is holding prices of reducts due to high production costs and urged restraint on greed. He warned mounting living costs threaten weeding unfair price spikes and urged a reasonable price basis to avoid government intervention.
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New York
Atbert
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Hoboken
Industrial Board and
Steel Manufacturers
Army Mule 5 Earns Praise in Official Publication
Washington April 19 The long suffering and hard working army mule is praised by the quartermaster general in an official publication noting more than 45 000 mules overseas and over 100 000 with US troops. The report recalls Spain France and other origins and lauds endurance sacrifice and reliability under extreme WWI conditions.
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Washington
United States
F Oneland
France
Spain
Praner
Cost of living barely shifts in March report
Washington April 19 price indexes show the cost of living for foods remained nearly unchanged for the month ending March 16, at about 5 below January’s high. Wholesale prices of nonfood items rose, lumber and building materials up over February, while clothing prices increased 64 percent since March 1919.
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Washington
Department of Tires
Maren
Jealous Wife Ruined His Practice Says Osteopath
Kansas City osteopath Charles E. Robinson filed for divorce alleging his wife followed him to patients' homes and forced women to refuse his massaging services. He said massaging other women provoked her ire and disrupted his practice.
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Kansas City
Charles E. Robinson
Brav e shopkeeper bites gun from robber trio
In Newark at HM Wallace street Miss Lena Gronbow faced three men who pointed a revolver at her in a grocery store. She bit the gun, wrenched it from the robber, then chased them into the street and fired a shot before they escaped with $20 offered for a purchase.
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Newark
Lena Gronbow
Wallace Street
Miss Gronbow
Youngest First Class Scout Tom Woodward In Topeka
In Topeka Kansas Tom Woodward became a second class scout at 13 and has just been advanced to first class He earned the rank on his twelfth birthday anniversary and was made second class a month later Day Partners report a separate bill introduced in Washington by Senator Sinclair of Dakota to authorize the War Finance Corporation to lend 10 million dollars to drought hit Western farms to buy seed this year
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Argonne
Topeka
Kan
Bcout
Kansas
Tom Woodward
Ay Au Day Partners
Washington
Sinclair
Republic Dakota
War Finance Corporation
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