State Federation of Labor Holds Convention at Alhambra Hot Springs
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the Montana Federation of Labor convening at Alhambra Hot Springs. The first day focused on credentials and addresses, with committees named for the president and secretary. Delegates from Butte, Helena, Great Falls, Billings, and other cities attend. 107 delegates present by evening amid favorable weather.
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Standard
Alhambra Hot Springs
Mont. Au
Montana Federation, of
Labor
A. Bigelow
Butte
Willa O'Neill
Belt
A. G. Sabre
William Simpson
Helena
Hetena
Charles Mis
Lexis
Good Roads Congress
Anaconda
Sullivan
Tom Feferendum
Missoula
Alhambra Springs
President Donoghue Reports on Labor Federation Strength
President Donoghue addressed delegates detailing the federation’s condition and pending measures. He praised initiative laws for statewide reforms, urged labor support for a state primary, corrupt practice act, and direct election of U.S. senators, while highlighting label use and union strength in Butte and Missoula.
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Wisconsin
United States
Secretary Partlow's Labor Affiliation Report Summary
Secretary Partlow outlines union affiliations by locals from August 1, 1911 to end of 1912, listing unions in various Montana towns such as Lewistown Missoula Anaconda Kalispell Bozeman and others. It notes 38 affiliations in 1909-10, 33 in 1910-11, and 23 in 1911-12, reflecting overall growth in organized labor activity.
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International
Tate
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Central Labor Councils
Lincoln
Donoghue
Fils
Ace
Central Council
Hutte
Organized Labor Movement
Butte
IML
Bureau of
Builders’ Exchange
Bentleman
Samuel Gonpers
American Federation of Tabor
O. M. Partlow
Sear
Tewam
Arbers
Taundry Workers’ Union
Bozeman
Wathers' Union
Missoula
Machinists’ Union
Miles City
Bainters Union
Anaconda
Ainters
Built up In Butte Could Be Retained By Agency
A fragmented report from Butte discusses ongoing growth in federation locals, noting increasing workload and staffing strain. It urges executive action to streamline local offices, preserve harmony, and assign clear responsibilities, with mentions of Pattee and secretary duties. References real estate listing by Lawlor and Rowe in Butte.
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Butte
Federati
Tohoka
Wien
Bulla
Focal
President commutes death sentence in Lomax case
Washington, Aug. 12. President Bate has decided to commute the death sentence of Mattie Lomax, a black woman accused of murdering her husband. She was said to suffer from tuberculosis and will now serve life imprisonment.
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Washington
Bate
Mattie Lomax
Gasgarets Advertises Gentle Cathartic Bowels
A vintage ad praises Cascarets as a natural gentle bowel stimulant. It urges readers, especially older folks, to use Cascarets daily to keep bowels active and clean. The copy stresses mild action and warns against harsh remedies while promoting a box of Cascarets.
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Cascarets
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Estie Atate Federation of Labor
Ninambra
Springs
Time Federation
Gmnich
Kalispell
Roseman
Ome
Siill
People’s Power League
Oregon
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council of
Mutaing
Bute
International Hod Carriers’ Union
Whitch
Wate
Butts
Board of Prison Commissioners
Ate Federation of Labor
Federation
Bich
Montana Federation of Labor
Bakers ‘Union
Central Council of
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Butte Loca
Butte Cigarmakers’ Union
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Butte Neral
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Pecate
Saratoga Adirondacks
1000 Islands
Atlantic Sea Coast
New England
Montreal
Quebec
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Lewpoews
Bar Harbor
Long Island Sound
Old Point Comfort
Jersey Sea Coast
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New York
Boston
Atlantic Coast
Thousand Islands
Adirondack
Gutral Lines
Columbia Bldg
A M. Nye
Partelow
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Chicago
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Omaha
Kansas City
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Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Yellowstone Park
California
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North Main Street
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Lawlor & Rowe
120 Street
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