Tennis Tournament Opens At Butte
The Montana state tennis tournament begins at the golf grounds with top players like Carl Neel and A W Botkin. D D McLaughlin, Armstrong, Hillman, Hunter Bailey and O Connor are noted, with results and draws listed from first rounds and doubles preliminaries.
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Golf
Montana
Carl Neel
Armstrong
Livingston
A. W. Botkin
Botkin
D. D. McLaughlin
Butte
M. Howard Jones
Jones
McLaughlin
Hillman
Hunter Bailey
Anacondave
Dr. O'Connor
Helena
Hamilton
Fowler
Great Falls
Putnam
O'Connor
Prosser
Randolph Bailey
Anaconda
Lord
Burrill
Chessman
Bell
Mattison
Rank
Frank
Hunter
Pusch
Semple
Fulford
Bellinger
Frank and Putnam
Neel
Rank and Lord
Whitehall
Semple and Parker
Busch and Jones
Bailey Brothers
Fowler and
Hillman and
Settle Down for Long Fight in the Big Steel Strike
Both sides in the major steel strike mobilize for a prolonged and bitter struggle. Union leaders and plant managers prepare to endure a drawn out confrontation with possible national impact.
Striking Steel Mills In Pittsburg Scene Quiet Amid Tense Standstill
Pittsburg Pa August 20 The great steel strike shows no decisive action as both sides hold firm. Non union mills at Clark Startin Lindsay McCutcheon painters Monnesseville eye extensions while 1800 workers idle National Tube company properties tied up. Strikers say Chicago and Joliet may shift to their side. Count Luberg of Germany visits.
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Sinois Steel Company
Pittsburg
Shafter
Joseph Bishop
Ohio
Clark
Lindsay
McCutcheon
Fred Kaugh
Painter
Monnessep Villa
Very Preston
Schwab
Steel Corporation
Preston
Rxpress
Chicago
Joliet
McMurty
American Sheet Steel Company
Scottdale
P. F. Smith
Wellsville
Pennsylvania
Continental
National Tube Company
Wheeling
Shaffer
Detroit
Tighe
Count Luberg
Germany
Amalgamated
Mennessen
McKeesport
Tube workers to form national union after steel strike
Reports say a national organization of tube workers in the United States will be formed once organizers plan a structure. The group may include 22 000 to 25 000 members and marks the first national body for tube workers, a direct result of the steel strike.
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Tube Workers of
United States
Tube Workers
No Conference On South Chicago Steel Workers Walkout
South Chicago Illinois August 20 There was no meeting tonight between Illinois Steel workers and Vice President Davis head of the Amalgamated Association fourth district. A reported strike effort proved false and few changes occurred with many workers requesting sick leave.
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Chicago
Illinois Steel Works
South Chicago
Davis
Amalgamated Association
Fourth District
Federation members join Amalgamated strike in Pittsburg
Secretary Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor said the Pittsburg action by 1,006 Federation workers joining Amalgamated strikers was unexpected. He predicted many Federation locals may strike where Amalgamated members in the same mills are out, though local organizations must act, as the Federation cannot order them.
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Washington
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association
Schwab Resigns as U S Steel President Predicted
New York Aug 20. Prediction that Charles M Schwab will resign as president of United States Steel Corp and devote his energy to Bethlehem Steel and Iron Co follows a conference with Judge Gary and Robert Beacon of J P Morgan Co. Details uncertain.
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New York
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Schwab
Bethlehem Steel and Iron Company
Gary
Robert Beacon
J. P. Morgan & Co
Itn
Conference Topic Goes Public With Public Discussion
A subject from the recent conference was disclosed publicly, detailing the key issues discussed and the participants involved. The disclosure clarifies the center of debate and outlines potential impacts on policy and practice.
Drowned in Alaska Brother of Butte Man Dies in River Ford
Joseph Brennan with a team of horses attempted to ford Fish river near Council City Alaska on July 17 and drowned. He left a brother in Butte and was once a prominent Grand Forks North Dakota figure who moved to Alaska two years ago for mining interests.
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Butte
the Standard
Seattle
Wash
Council City
Alaska
Joseph Brennan
Fish River
Brennan
Grand Forks
N. D
Kowa Democrats Convene Today For State Convention
Des Moines Aug 20 The democratic State convention meets in the Auditorium tomorrow to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor supreme court justice railway commissioner and superintendent of public instruction. Cato Sells of Vinton and W W Dodge of Burlington withdraws Governor candidacies leaving H J Stiger and John T Hamilton as the remaining contenders without commitments. The platform likely affirms the Kansas City platform plus a demand for reform in railway taxation of Iowa.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Cato Sells
Vinton
W. W. Dodge
Burlington
H. J. Stiger
Toledo
John T. Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Kansas City
Iowa
Virginias Republicans Set To Convene In Roanoke
Roanoke Va August 20 The Republican state convention opens tomorrow with a policy to seat only a few negro delegates marking a departure from prior practice as delegates are drawn from white voters in the state.
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Roanoke
Virginia
Records Are Broken. Eddie Smith Shatters World Mark
Salt Lake City athlete Eddie Smith set a new world record in a performance at Salt Lake on August 20. Details indicate a remarkable sprint time and a significant improvement, positioning Smith at the top of the global rankings in his event.
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Salt Lake
Eddie Smith
Salt Lake City
Record Almanac: Mile Bicycle and Ten Mile Motor Feats
The one mile bicycle record on the Salt Palace saucer track was set in 1 57 3 5 by a rider in the first heat of a mile handicap race, beating the previous mark by 1 1 5 seconds. In Philadelphia Clem and Charles Turville set a new eight lap eight lap track world record for ten miles in 14 23 4 5.
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Salt Palace Saucer
F. J. Hoffman
Lutte
Clem
Charles Turville
Philadelphia
Young Men's Institute Defeats Name Change Proposal
San Francisco August 2 The grand council of the Young Men's Institute defeated by an overwhelming majority the proposal to rename the institute to the Catholic Institute of America. A resolution provides $200 from grand council funds to aid entertaining the grand officers, and officers will be elected tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Young Men's Institute
Catholic Institute of America
Marchand Promoted To Command French Brigade In China
Paris reports Lieutenant Colonel Marchand of Ashoda fame has been promoted to chief command of a brigade of French troops stationed in China. The move reflects continued French military involvement in Asia during the period.
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Paris
Marchand
Ashoda
China
Alabama Arrives in Hampton Roads During Navy Visit
The battleship Alabama of the North Atlantic squadron arrived in Hampton Roads this afternoon as part of a Newport News naval movement.
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Newport News
Alabama
Hampton Roads
Fire at Atlantic Refining Tanks Worsens in Philadelphia
The blaze at Atlantic Refining in Point Breeze grows fierce as authorities abandon hope of saving property. Five dead from last night’s explosion and about 100 injured, with 40 treated on scene. Oil burns at about 100 thousand dollars daily. damage projections rise beyond half a million as tanks collapse and river levees are reinforced.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic Refining Company
Point Breeze
Baxter
John M'Cullom
James Balles
John Daugherty
Frank Dayvis
Alexander Timmers
Schuylkill River
Will Withdraw Application In B M and Amalgamated Cases
The Boston & Montana company withdraws its petition for a writ of supervisory control to force Judge Tlaney to vacate the show cause order. The Amalgamated company is barred from business for anti trust violations. Both cases are now in federal court, ending state court jurisdiction.
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Helena
Boston & Montana Company
Supreme Court
Tlaney
Boston & Montana
Amalgamated Company
United States Court
Arrests in Unalaska Murder Case Linked to Hatte Men
Reports from Unalaska indicate Hardy or Harrington and Newton or Ashton arrested for the June 7 murder on Unimak Island that killed Con and Florence Sullivan and P. J. Rooney. Bodies exhumed and identified as gunshot deaths. Jackson names the arrestees and testimony ties Newton to shifting blame.
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Unalaska
Hardy
Harrington
Newton
Ashton
the Standard
Seattle
Wash
Con
Florence Sullivan
Butte
P. J. Rooney
Unimak Island
James Gill
Owen Jackson
Sullivan
Fred Hardy
George Ashton
Marshal Sullivan
United States
Whipple
Jackson
Ashtom Jackson
Arago
Cape Lipin
Sullivan Brothers
Rooney
Unimak
United States Revenue Cutter
Manning
Commissioner Whipple
J. O. Sullivan
Lizzie Colby
Dora Harbor
Don Sullivan
Whipple Newton
Fire in Freight Yards at Council Bluffs
Omaha reports a major blaze at the Union Pacific transfer depot in Council Bluffs destroying 25 loaded and 25 empty freight cars and sheds with nearly 100000 dollars in losses. Switch engines saved hundreds more cars and the transfer passenger depot escaped major damage despite the fire.
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Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Council Bluffs
Barker estate to pay inheritance tax in Montana
Helena Aug. 20 The estate of Edwin J. Barker of Neihart will pay 994 dollars in inheritance tax after litigation in Great Falls. The state treasurer reports the state will receive 40 percent of the taxed sum.
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Standard
Helena
Edwin J. Barker
Neihart
Great Falls
Wadsworth
Fire destroys winery in Santa Rosalia causing $150,000 loss
The winery of W. H. Hotchkiss & Co. in Santa Rosalia California was destroyed by fire today, resulting in an estimated loss of 150000 dollars.
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Santa Rosalia
Cal
W. H. Hotchkiss & Co
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Agers
Clark Works
Black
Federation
Kowa Democrats
Virginia Republicans
Hive
Federal Court
The
Union Pacific
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