Labor Day Parade Sparks Feud Over Montana Labor Unity
In Helena and across Montana factions of the Montana Federation of Labor clash with the Industrial Workers of the World over control and policy. Delegates argue over inclusive regulations, constitutions, and per capita taxes while unions plan two Labor Day parades to show strength.
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Montana Federation of Labor
Butte
Helena
Ave Jay
Montana
Industrial Workers of the World
At Epon
X Humber
Mater Cam
Iy Pats
Ierat
Mentinn Federation of
Laat
Tor
Industrial Worker of the World
Galen
Sane
Saul
Tabor
Silver Trades and Larbor Assembly
Dust Labor
Montana Federation of Tabor
Lunton
Federation
Billings
Preseme
Leche
Teaien Vessembls
Lindsay Announces Candidacy for Colorado Governor
Denver Aug 22 Judge Lindsay of the county court announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to governorship of Colorado He qualified the move by saying he would not accept a nomination under the Democratic ticket unless the party organization and machinery favored anti corporation Democrats and reform laws were enacted He stated he would accept party support only if reforms and regulation of utilities were pursued
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Denver
Lindsay
Colorado
Hower
Coals From Newcastle Carried With Difficulty
A dispatch from San Francisco reports the ship Mary Le Cushing from Newcastle Australia reached Magatan Aug 1, but the crew did not go ashore. The vessel is said to be badly damaged with about ten feet of water in her hold. The Mary Le Cushing is owned by the California Shinning Urbany.
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San Francisco
Mars’ L. Cushing
Newcastle
Australia
Seager
Mary le Cushing
Thealifornia ‘Shinning Urbany
Ores
Hou
Associated Press
Cal
San
Ted
Santiol
Fire destroys hay stack and $1,100 loss reported
Special Dispatcher to the Standard Miles City reports Lee Tucker of Otter suffered about 1100 in hay oats burned Sunday when a ranch hand smoked a cigarette ignited the stack. The blaze spread toward the pile as the team moved, with the fire communicating to the stack in a suspected accident. Also noted is the marriage of Sharpless Walker, city attorney of Miles City, to Gladys Dames on August 15 in De Mich, with their arrival in Miles City to reside.
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Miles City
Lee Tucker
Otter
Sharpless Walker
Cityttorney
Gladys Dames
de ‘Mich
Miles Chs
Grey Bull Marriage Campaign Produces Yet Another Pair
Blondy RIN Arnold, a retired cattleman, marries Miss Dana Hart in a union tied to the Grey Bull club’s wives-for-eligibles campaign. The marriage marks the thirty seventh linked to the effort sparked by Big Horn County census figures showing one region’s high rate of marriage among eligible women. The bride, Hare, a 19 year old from Little Rock, Ark, arrived with her mother. The couple will live in Meeteetse after a Newport trip.
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Wyo
Blondy Rin" Arnold
Dana Hart
Grey Bull Club
Union
William “Arnold
Little Rock
Ark
Newport
Arnold
Mecteetse
Police chase for Mexican crime suspect widens
Chief of Police Collins awaits word from Governor Tenes on a telephoned tip about the capture of a woman near Aguas Calientes Mexico last night. The man, identified as Stensland, is sought for arrest and Collins says the governor promised to notify him immediately upon information. In Ashville Tennessee, August 22, a Democratic committee moved to nominate Wiltan J Henry for Moscow denomination amid political dispute.
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Neago
Collins
Tenes
Thaw Declares He Is Sane Now After White Death
New York reports attorney statements from the Thaw case asserting that Harry K Thaw currently is sane and that insanity was only present at the time of Evelyn White's murder. The defense contends Thaw’s mental state improved after the killing and will seek to introduce an insanity plea limited to the prior act.
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White
New York
Gifford W. Hartridge
Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Chet Withers
Dhusree
Tha. Wue
Les
Democrats Put Up Ticket in Ohio Convention
Columbus August 22 Samuel A Horkins for secretary of state Charles AW Haupert for state treasurer Rodney J Diewle for auditor and fond commissioner K Nyswonger for board of public works formed the ticket aired by the Ohio democrats in a fervid speech amid sultry weather. Several delegates left hall amid unauthorized voting and some counted as improperly cast ballots, but officials said the issue would not affect final results.
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Columbus
Ohio
Samuel A Horkins
Charles AW. Haupert
State Echoe
Rodney J. Diewle
Urge K. Nyswonger
Board of Public Works
Ohi Democrats
Dallore
Buildings in Valparaiso Ruined by Quake
A Valparaiso quake caused extensive damage to structures in the town during a brief time frame. Community leaders and residents discussed disaster impacts and county option measures as effects unfolded, with officials noting policy debate continuing amid the aftershocks.
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Valparaiso
Enormous quake damage hits Valparaiso Chile
Descriptions of Valparaiso and surrounding areas show vast destruction after a major earthquake and fires. Thousands left homeless, extensive property loss, and ongoing efforts to deliver aid as authorities assess casualties and begin relief. Washington reportsCable from Santiago notes anxiety over aftershocks and economic impact.
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Washington
State Department
Great Majority for Hoke Smith Dominates Democratic Primary
Atlanta reports a sweeping win for Hoke Smith in the Democratic gubernatorial primary. Results show Smith carrying most counties with a large majority, estimated around 219 of 268 convention votes. Howell and others trail as returns continue, suggesting Smith's nomination on the first ballot.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Howell
Ettl
Savannah
Rob
Rusker
James
Sive Hie
WANTS FORTY THOUSAND FOR DEATH OF HUSBAND
Maggie M. Rriekel sues Northern Pacific Railway Company for 40000 damages over her husband Ch ie Hirekelly s death. She claims two brakemen negligent leading to wreck and derailment at Howethie City. Case filed in district court with attorneys Ack Taeb and T J Walsh. Milwaukee scene notes include heat and eight prostrations as temperatures reached zero degrees.
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Samoena
Maggie M
Northern Pacific Railway Ompany
Chie Hirekelly
Howethie City
Tete
T. J. Walsh
Phaneite
State Bankers Meet Third Annual Session
Ban traders state bankers gathered for the third annual session at Brandan Hills near Montana. About 19 bankers from Sartous Ponte and other states attended as welcomes were given by Mayor H. H. Rote and J. B. Ford. Addresses covered interest by various bankers. A rain plan altered the entertainment, with a reception planned for the following evening.
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Ately
Brandan Hills
Montana
Sartous Ponte
Beneutce
Vassembly Suall
Biary
H. H. Rote
Ford
J. Gould
Helena
Tomorrisy
Sethe
Tarnished Insurance Talk Sparks Fraternal Debate
Detroit speakers at the Associated Fraternities of America convention clashed over insurance practices and breach of confidence. A panelist asserted no society can carry out insurance contracts, while others argued societies inflate assets and mislead members. Minutes show tense exchanges and calls for reform.
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Detroit
Mich
Associated
Insurgents In Cuba Capture Town In Campaign
Reports say insurgents seized San Lulea after surrounding the railway station and defeating rural guards. Guerrera leads the rebels in Santa Clara and Pinar del Rio areas as government forces report scattered clashes and ongoing mobilization.
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Cuba
Laurent
Guerrera
Aswers Aspheatha
Luis
Pinar del Rio
Agus
Pinar del
Miguel Gomez
Sant Province
Large Sum Involved In Brokers' Failure
New York August 22 M J Sage & co brokers of Jersey City and ST Broadway have closed their offices and informed correspondents they are ceasing business. The failure involves a vast sum reportedly up to two million dollars, with offices from New Orleans to New York and beyond. The story also cites a separate dispatch from St Petersburg about an alleged poisoning plot against General Tees pert commandant amid his illness.
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New York
M. J. Sage & Co
Montgomery Streets
Jersey City
ST Broadway
Niee
Ted
Ihos
Maurice de Sixes
Bingeinten
Beir
St. Petersburg
Teespert
Éook
Maine Republican Campaign Opened by Senator Beveridge
Portland Aug. 22 The Republican campaign in Maine’s First district opened with a rally featuring Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana. He urged purity in voting and argued the movement, not tariffs or mere party power, should advance moral regeneration of American business and support Theodore Roosevelt’s policies.
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Maine
Senator Beveridge
Portland
Albert J. Beveridge
Asus
Duc Tari
Munich
Homere Parthan
Theodore
Roosevelt
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