Brooklyn Cars Operated Under Guard Of Police
In New York on August 6 the Brooklyn street car strike entered day one ending with 1300 police to protect service. Receiver Lindley M. Garrison said 1000 of 13000 employees on strike. union claims 6000 out, 9000 expected next day. Union seeks eight hour day, union recognition, and higher pay.
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New York
Brooklyn
Lindley M. Garrison
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit Company
Amalgamated
Association of Street and Electric Railway
Hylan
Enright
Manhattan
Breaks IEs in Fall at Broadway Theater
Steve Esterly, a spectator at the fifth carnival at Broadway theater, was knocked from the stage to the pit during a fan exodus and sustained two broken ribs. He was taken to the emergency hospital where Dr. H A Mail Tet treated the injuries.
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Steve Esterly
H. A. Mail- Tet
Miner City Editor Leaves for Broker Post
A. B. Keith resigned yesterday as city editor of the Butte Miner to join Lauzier-Wolcott in Butte. He has been with the Miner since 1901 and will head the mining end of the firm's brokerage business, bringing years of mining market experience.
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A. B. Keith
Butte Miner
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
Butte
Keith
Miner
Ostend Harbor Cranes and Utilities Review
In Ostend, the cranes and harbor facilities have not been systematically assessed. The report highlights gaps in maintenance, safety, and operational efficiency, urging authorities to conduct a comprehensive survey and implement upgrades to improve port productivity and resilience.
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Ostend
Wrecked Port Scene Shows Extensive Fortified Ruins
The damaged harbor area at Zeebrugge is described as wrecked with the intention to resume commercial activity in a few weeks. Restoration will take months and the entire surroundings have been transformed to resemble a vast fort, signaling a major defensive or rebuilt landscape.
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Zeebrugge
Kean and Bride On Auto Honeymoon
Jimmy Kean and his bride left Butte for Seattle on their honeymoon by auto, choosing a scenic coastal tour rather than the train. The couple plans to take their time and see America, with no set return date. Other travelers at the information bureau include Paul Pierce and party from Chicago to Seattle, Walter Arnold and party from Butte to Wisconsin, and Missoula travelers to La Crosse, among others.
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Jimmy Kean
Butte
Seattle
The
Information Bureau
Paul Pierce
Chicago
Walter. Arnold
Wisconsin
McComb
T. H. Jones
Iil
Cork to Host Tractor Plant to Aid Ford Move
Frank O'Brien of the Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Railway reports Ireland plans a tractor plant in Cork worth about one million dollars. The Cork notice says tractors will be assembled locally within three months from American and British materials and shipped to British and continental markets.
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Frank O'Brien
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Ireland
Henry Ford
England
Cork
O'Brien
Police capture suspects with stolen clothing
Tailor Max Aronowsky reported his 323 South Main shop robbed of 15 suits four silk dresses and two rain coats. Frank Miller and James Morgan Study were arrested with garments. Miller admitted hiding others and Morgan Study had a suit under his arm. Charges of burglary remain pending. Morgan Study had prior Deer Lodge sentence for a cigar store burglary and uses aliases Case and Case.
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Max Aronowsky
South Main Street
Frank Miller
Jerry Murphy
Larkin
James Morgan
South
Arizona
Morgan
Murphy
Deer Lodge
Butte
Aang
Deer
State Finances 1918 Census Bureau Report Preview
The census bureau previews Financial Statistics of 1918 showing 20 states had revenues exceeding expenditures by 37.4 million dollars and 565 cents per capita while 18 states ran deficits of 14.1 million dollars or 40.5 cents per capita. The 48 state total shows a 22.8 million dollar excess. Detailed figures cover expenditures taxes indebtedness and assets for each state.
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Bureau of the Census
States of
The
Union
Funeral notices for Munter and Watson in local city
In this city Hunter aged 51 wen by an aged wife hunter of 3 Color place Friday morning at 10 20 o'clock funeral private. Watson aged 2 years the former husband of Louisa Watson and father of Roy Stanley and Ted Watson resides at 242 Lawa Avenue. The remains are at Sherman Reed parlors. Notice of funeral will appear in later papers.
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Munter
Ye Hunter
Wile Hunter
Watson
Srs
Louisa Watson
Roy
Stanley
Tedard Watson
Gray
Lawa Avenue
Sherman Reed
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Broadway
Symons
Hel
Ines
Cin
Bleu, Ove Ha Tee, Ray
Nel
Symons” Agency
Thomson Corsets
Sven Sal
High Prices
Shoe Store
Louis
Dalry the Seine
Trureday
Petra
Ratona
Pai
Hynends
Tim
Carter
Symane
Temes
Infante
Gertrude
Ned
Ince
Symonds
Raisis
Diamond Palace Jewels
Diamond Palace
A. Delawage
West Park Street
Kean
Bride
Corn Flakes
South Main
J Walsh
Daly-Shea Company
E. Park Funeral Directors
Sherman & Reed
Sam R. White
Larry Duggan
Ungertaxer
Joseph Richards
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