Federal court issues temporary injunction in Montana dispute
Helena August 7. A federal judge granted a temporary restraining order sought by Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone to stop officers of the Montana Federation and Livingston labor groups from interfering with the telephone company's business. The decision clarifies limits on labor actions while upholding workers' rights to organize and strike peacefully. The injunction aims to prevent intimidation or coercion while protecting the company's operations and the rights of workers.
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Helena
Hocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Leo
Hunt
Montana Federation
Tabor
Livingston Telephone Operators
Livingston ‘Trades and Labor Assembly
Tutt
Bia
Lelenlione Company
Ie Coprivatey
Tegaljae
Thes
Pereous
Guthe
Dcular
Birls
Rocky Mountain Dell Telephone Company
Mississippi political turmoil looms at party meeting
Fragmentary account details a Mississippi state executive committee gathering planned in Jackson. The meeting aims to discuss fundraising, potential vacancies, and the selection process for state and United States offices, with indications of tension and possible contention over vote outcomes and party leadership.
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Jackson
Migs
Ale
Jemocrite
Dent
Retnina
United States
Finst Gay Oor Sa
Hanoi
Wihums
Ipust Ind
Slayer of Arthur Brown Unable to Secure Bail
Mrs Anna M Brindley former Senator Arthur Brown of Tah has been returned to the district jail to await trial two months hence. For three weeks Mrs Bradley has been in a local hospital awaiting an operation. She is recovering and hopes to leave the hospital soon. Tod Hare elected to the Union base for the term ending March 4 0 percent.
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Washington
Anna M. Brindley
Arthur Brown
Tah
Bradley
Bradler
Jane
Bern
Tiukua
Absirfer
Splendid Railway Station For The Short Line At Dillon
Work on a new Dillon station for the Short Line advances with an $85,000 appropriation by the railroad company to begin improvements. The plan includes a brick station building with a brick front, stone trim, and decorative features, set to be located along Montana Street and Roeder Street, opposite Globo Street, with tracks reconfigured and a new rail yard near the park.
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Splendid
Dillon
Amd Skelcher
Roa
Brigham
Tatinaele Street
Roeder Street
Globo Street
Don
Puth
Marion
Strikes Hit California Telegraph and Boiler Works
In Los Angeles more than 70 members of the Los Angeles Local of the Commercial Telegraphers union walked off the job over reinstatement of a discharged operator, leaving a small crew at the Holenbeck Building. Separately, about 100 boiler makers in Pacific system shops quit at 6 o clock after a union strike call, with grievance talks failing and no clear resolution, as superintendent Small travels to San Francisco.
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Lovs Angeles
Solowine
Western Union
Los Angeles
Aimerica
Donerment
O'Clack
Accoryiny
Umpfiehd
Inmortow
Heele
Bakersfield
Cal. c
At & V'Elock
Simall
Barrimin
Onnoan
Smtll
Aems
Mr Small
Small
San Francisco
Wellebutment
Wakih
Annalee
One More Old Pioneer Richard Gorham Dead
Richard T. Gorham, first assessor of Cascade County and early Montana pioneer, died at his daughter’s home aged 78. He trekked from Plains to California and back, helped cattle raise, settled near Cascade, and supported Democratic causes. Survived by children Ata, Sol, Great Franklin, Meadow Creek kin, and Walter Gorham.
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Sprelul
Standard
Great Falla
Aig
Richard T. Gore Nain
Cascade County
Mantina
J. Bonk
Gorlien
Californie
Virginia Cly
Mont
Ind
Sehence
Mssonet
Montana
Ty Ghent
Hoka
Govind
Mason
Ata
Sol
Groat
Wichardson
Great Maile
Aonin
Meadow Creek
Madison
Franc
Americans Wed in Foreign City
Katherine Eddy of Chicago, sister of Spencer Tady, wed Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana in a ceremony at the American embassy here. The civil registrar's office event followed by a religious ceremony at the American church, conducted by Rev Dr. Thomas C. Uali.
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Verlin
Katherine Eddy
Chiensgo
Sleter
Spencer Tady
Gevrelany
Albert J. Beveridge
Thdlana
Ware
Che Dhyelle
Augustus Edy
Spencer Eddy
F. Eddy
W. J. Edward
United States Naval
Howard
Cal. W. Wiser
Muliiry
M Wiser
J. W. Garrett
Basil Niles
Vienna
N. O'Shaughnessy
Consal
A. M. Thaghery
Misa Birch
Chivago
Mire
J.C. Shottue
Mig
R. Melwin
Mivs McLain
Hall
Mia
Tragic end to starter’s day at Milwaukee incident
A starter’s event in Milwaukee ended in tragedy as a collision or accident injured several and fatally harmed others. Joseph Wiehe, George Poss, and a Miss Creel were among those affected near a field site when a machine malfunction or road crash led to deadly outcomes. Authorities, including Alderman Karr, investigated the scene as the unitary hospital reported serious injuries.
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Milwaukee
Aue
TNA
Pelae
Uwe
Joseph Wiehe
Cearge
Pital
Hrodkfeld
Karrner
Towels and tape reveal New York court ruling
An old item notes a legal matter involving towels and materials in New York. It mentions Joey Maven and paper details with dates and a judge’s ruling, indicating a municipal or court action. The fragmentary text references Waanton Lodge and Western political areas in a restrained, non-graphic way.
Trials of the Connecticut and Louisiana Amid a Fatal Incident
Barkland Me As ToT borus of 14 runs over a measured course outside the harbor today the first battleship Connecticut showed a highly satisfactory performance to Rear Admiral Evans and the trial board. The fastest mile speed was 179.01 uncorrected with corrections expected to reach 188. The Louisiana, built by Newport News, matched the Connecticut’s pace in its own trials. The trip was marred by the death of JM Turner a first class fireman from the Baltic Ship Co for injuries caused by a bucket of ashes.
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Barkland
Connecticut
RD. Evans Ang
Speer
Evels
Louisiana
Newport Neng Simn Building Company
JM. Turner
Baltie Shiv Coia
Hin
Jefferson County Eyes Hold Up Case Suspects
Jefferson County officials plan to prosecute Tawny Hastings Craber and Delmar on charges connected to a train hold up on the North Coast line. The four youths, described as youthful, face possible murder charges and await transfer and preliminary steps before Judge L. J. Cenaway. The case timeline targets an October trial, with hearings to be determined.
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Agaist
Boulder
Helens
Nko Price
L. J. Cenaway
Jefferson County
Madison
Beaverhea
Dudge Callaway
Oetoner
Dunseth
Hosale
Tower
Ads South Montanmn
Ghoce
Howes
Trepidadion
Dumseth
Tve Erie
NO DEMONSTRATION FOR CHARLES MOYER RETURNS HOME
Charles Moyer returns home to Denver after a quiet welcome, with his wife Ann and sister accompanying. The Westin Federation leader asked for no demonstration or public display, and officials kept details discreet. Mayer plans to attend the federation executive meeting next week.
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Charles Moyer
Denver
FTL
Cadas
Charlee He Boyer
Westin Federation of
Minera
Ann Moyer
Mayer Anne Weer
Hoon
Denyting
Mayer
Federation
Wilel
Alseek Yieokahy
Guggenheim in Helena on Tour of Inspection
Special Dispatch reports Robert Guggenheim and a corporate delegation visiting Helena to inspect operations and expeditions. E I Newhouse and Karl Eilers of New York lead the expensive committee. the party plans westward travel and possible major company extensions and equipment spendings.
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Guggenheim
Helena
Hotona
Ata
Robert Gugeen
Datel Guggenhele
E. I. Newhaua
Kart Eilers
New York
Ingeove
Local party names candidate amid unclear lines
A fragmented report lists several names and roles within the Ameren party. Key names include Wy J. Foray and Lee WMinnpsua, with references to Salt and Whe city contexts. The text is garbled and difficult to parse for precise offices or events.
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Ball Luke
Aig
Ameren Party
Locdis
Wy J. Foray
Lee Wminnpsua
Realgred
Salt Bakes
Chanler in a fix as sane in one state crazy in another
Wealthy New Yorker Chanler, once deemed sane in Virginia after asylum removal, sues in New York to control his estate. Judge Hough refused to restrain New York officials, leaving Chanler’s bid to reclaim property entangled with prior asylum findings and possible re incarceration.
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Chanler
Chamar
Virginia
Thes
Itm
New York
Jis
Hough
Couré
Chanter
Supreme Srs
Chia City
Chamter
Bherran
MC le
Tirguxi Ramsel
Trourh
Supreme Court
Ite Lerfering
Indian prince to enter Cornell College of Agriculture
An Indian prince, heir to a provincial ruler in the Indian Empire, announces his intention to enter Cornell College of Agriculture next fall. His father, impressed by reports of Cornell’s influence, believes a course there will be beneficial. The prince, who is an athlete, faces strong bids for admission amid scrutiny of his education plans.
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Marya
Indian Empire
Cornell
Tevin
Tenbinus
Misaliuides
Prumedou
Fran Creenwion
Sonny Iagalist
Lixttherman
Tater
California
Hovis
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