Butte Crowds Clash With I W W Pickets Resulting in Shootings
In Butte a mass rally of the I W W sparked clashes on Anaconda road as deputies and police attempted to clear the street. A window gunfire wounded several, including Under Sheriff Whalen, with one man shot through the spine. Dozens were hurt amid tumult as officers and strikers faced off, while Sheriff O Rourke vowed law and order and prepared to recruit 200 extra deputies.
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Butte
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Street Railway Company
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Politicians' Views of Recent Primary Returns
A special dispatch reports Nebraska and Georgia primaries shaping Democratic and Republican prospects. Nebraska boosts Hitchcock, Bryan gains delegate potential, and Johnson strengthens in California style race. Georgia shows Palmer and Watson with smaller but pivotal early totals amid anti administration gains.
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Immigrant Citizens Claims and Ineligibilities in Butte
Notes from Butte records show several men with varied citizenship claims. Thomas Manning 35 born in Ireland says he is a US citizen and moved to Butte in 1917 from Telluride. James Regan claims US citizenship and was born in Ireland. George Droputic, 6, born in Austria, not yet a citizen after 11 years in the United States. First employments dated 1918 in Butte and Park City, Utah, with mining work noted.
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South Main Street
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Steele
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South Gaylord Street
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Park City
Utah
Daly Judd Mining Company
Montana Miners Sign Up for Wage Increase Agreement
Billings April 21 A joint conference of the Montana Operators Association and United Mine Workers of the state reached an agreement effective April 1 to March 31, 1923. The 27 percent wage rise means about a $1 daily increase for Montana miners, 38 cents more per day for shaft workers, and $80 extra monthly for men paid by the month based on a 20 day month. An additional 24 cents per ton raise applies to pick and machine mining. Yardage, dead work, and room turning gain 20 percent, while fuel and supplies rise includes higher house coal price from $3.20 to $4.40 per ton, with a 60 cent rise per keg.
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Montana
Resolutions urge federal action to end lockouts in utilities
At the Mississippi Valley association closing session in St Louis on April 21 resolutions were adopted urging Congress to prohibit lockouts and strikes in all public utilities and essential industries. Harry W. Merrick of Chicago was re elected president and New Orleans was chosen for next year’s convention.
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Sheriff O Rourke vows to guard miners heading to work
Sheriff John K O Rourke of Silver Bow County reports deputized volunteers and city police shield miners from mobs on Anaconda road and near the mine grounds. He describes repeated dispersal orders, gunfire from a boardinghouse window, and his resolve to protect workers and maintain order amid the unrest.
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Relief Efforts Grow For Tornado Victims
Relief expeditions moved into Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee areas hit by yesterday's tornado that killed 155 and injured thousands. Aid pours in from local and national groups as communication lines and roads remain blocked. Temporary hospitals to treat the injured and shelter for displaced families are planned.
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American steamer Wayhut reported sinking near 47N 7W
Distress call from the American boat Wayhut received by Lloyds agency. Wayhut sinking at latitude 47 degrees north and 7 degrees west. A tug is en route to aid the distressed vessel. Also notes boxing bout results and a county farming record.
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Ore
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Minnesota
Jack Thomson
Tulsa
Ohio
Wien
Strikes Disrupt Rail Yard as Work Returns Slow
A mass meeting erupts with strikers storming out as 120 workers returned to rail work in Chicago and Livestock movement remains normal. The rail labor board faces resistance as unions oppose data collection on wage demands, warning it could delay settlements for months.
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Woman Leads Pigkets Beatings and Turmoil in Butte
In Wasiinurun on April 21 a woman named Mrs. Cundy described confrontations where men returning from work bore blood after clashes with foreigners. She claimed no gun was involved, though she warned of firing if challenged. Separately, wartime tax efforts reported by the Internal Revenue Service note 800,000 firms under a six month drive collected 19,051,000 in delinquent taxes, prompting a new roundup of alleged delinquents.
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Sheriff Wyman Shot Dead by Horse Thief Near Monida
Beaverhead County Sheriff C K Wyman was shot and killed after confronting a horse thief in Monida Idaho. Suspect B C Davis surrendered under guard after a siege. a posse pursued across the region as towns mourned the popular Dillon official.
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Idaho
Sheriff's
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Savie
Jealousy Fatal Double Tragedy Shocks Aberdeen
In Aberdeen Washington on April 21 Mrs T H Bochensky 41 owner of a Hoquiam grocery shop and Lucas Pawlowicz 40 died in what authorities call a murder suicide A note reportedly cites jealousy as the motive and the killer left money to the victim s five children The incident gripped local residents as investigators pieced together the frayed details and confirmed the tragic sequence of murder suicide and inheritance claim.
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Wash
T. H. Bochensky
Hoquiam
Lucas Pawlowicz
Don’t Be A Victim Of Spring Fever
A health column explains spring fatigue stems from winter wear and urges cleansing with S. B. S. a trusted blood purifier and tonic. The ad touts improved appetite, revived vigor, and readiness for summer, recommending a spring course begun now.
Cleansing and Toning Up of the System This Season
A thorough cleansing and toning up of the entire system is absolutely necessary just at this season when the strength is depleted and the vitality is naturally at a low ebb.
Special medical advice offered free by Chief Medical Adviser
A notice invites readers to obtain free medical guidance by writing to the Chief Medical Adviser at 181 Swift Laboratory in Atlanta Georgia. The brief item presents a service announcement from a medical office directing contact for advice at no charge.
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