Labor Council in Missoula Opens Largest Convention
The State Trades and Labor council opens its Missoula convention with record attendance and favorable weather. Delegates discuss forming a Montana state union to control affiliated locals, plan a banquet at Ellis hall, and set credentials with many Montana locals represented. The agenda includes constitutional changes and extended sessions as reforms proposed.
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Missoula
State Trades and Labor Council
Bet Ue
Union Opera House
Montana
Ellis’ Hall
Wim
Bonner
Mike Leahy
J. KE. McNally
Carpenters’ Union
Butte
EL J Mackey
Federal Labor Union
Helena
EK. A. Frazer
Missourie Typographical Union
Lemert
Butte Mustetans' Union
Miss Calvin
Women's Protective Association of
D. F E. Bandmann
Stevensville Hold-Up At Depot Narrows in Broad Daylight
Missoula reports an audacious daytime robbery near Stevensville where two highwaymen forced Ed Soucie of Harper and Baird lumber camp to hand over 150 dollars at the depot. They fled by freight to Hamilton and slept Saturday night in the Catholic cemetery before two men matching their description rented a horse in Victor. No arrests yet.
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Soucie
Hamilton
Victor I
Missoula
Labor Day Exercises to be Held at Lothrop
Missoula August 24 Labor day celebration moves from Missoula or Bonner to Lothrop hosted by the Lum bermen's union for Western Montana unions. Plans are under way to finalize a program and secure a speaker, with W A Clark as a hoped for orator.
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Lothrop
Missoula
Bonner
Montana
Lunber
Lothrop Preble
Tim
Cay
W. A. Clark
Coeur d'Alene
Dance hall charge plea in Missoula court
George Wolcott pleaded not guilty in police court to two counts of keeping a dance hall open on Sunday as urged by Chief Hollingsworth. The trial was scheduled for Wednesday.
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Missoula
George Wolcott
Hollingsworth
Finkelnberg Returns From Big Timber Trip
Missoula reports Finkelnberg back from a business trip to Big Timber after several days away. He states Eastern Montana is in a critical condition and the area he visited is unusually busy.
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Missoula
Finkelnberg
Big Timber
Sidfys Fastern
Montana
Wrecking and Yard Talk at Missoula Yards
Missoula reports heavy Northern Pacific livestock shipments this month with stock trains and yard crews busy. A dramatic unload in darkness saved hours, while a clever repair avoided delays after a split car near Arlee. Railroad men in Kalispell and Missoula shift roles as new changes, engines, and personnel bolster the Bitter Root and Rocky Mountain divisions.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
M. Walling
Kalispell
Flathead County
One Year Burglary Sentence In Missoula District Court
Henry McLaughlin was sentenced to one year in Deer Lodge after pleading guilty to first degree burglary. The case involved him rifling a trunk in the Rankin hotel basement while employed as a dishwasher. Judge Webster also handled civil matters and guardianships, including Charles Ford and a personal injury settlement for young Davis. Olson declared intent to become an American citizen.
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Missoula
Webster
District Court
Hamilton
Ravalli
Henry McLaughlin
Deer Lodge
McLaughlin
Woodworth Returant
Rankin Hotel
Joseph Benesch
Missoula Cigar and Tobacco Company
Harry Bloomberg
Missoula Mercantile Company
Charles Gallaway
Q. A. Davis
Charles Ford
Vis
Davis
Rocky Mountain Telephone Company
Here
Bonner
John W. Olson
Sweden
Shaughnessy Divorce Petition Filed in Missoula
Elizabeth Shaughnessy seeks divorce from Thomas Shaughnessy of De Smet after repeated alleged abuse including beatings and hair pulling. She requests property division valued at about 2 000 plus 1 100 in stock and tools, 250 attorney fees, child custody for four, and permanent alimony. court restraining order issued pending case.
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Missoula
Thomas Shaughnessy
de Smet
Elizabeth Shaughnessy
Ann
Shaughnessy
Webster
Joyce & Mulroney
MISSOULA NOTES AND SOCIAL GOSSIP ITEMS
MISSOULA NOTES report births and social happenings. A daughter was born to the wife of O K Peppard. The Artisans meet Tuesday night at Odd Fellows annex. Dr Glasgow returns from a Coeur d Alene mining trip. Mayor Pat Mullins of Butte visited en route home from Hamilton. Superintendent McKay and family return from a Hamilton vacation. Samuel Dinsmore entertains J H Early and wife of Rockford, plus W Reynolds and Dr Reynolds of Adrian Mich. Paul Gandree of Lower Island tele has sold Lot 9 Whirk addition to J A Worden for 1000 dollars. Mrs J Nelson of Plains returns from week with husband at Big Store hospital, accompanied by Frank Nelson of Huntington Neb called by illness.
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Odd Fellows’ Annex
Dr. Glasgow
Coeur d'Alene
Pat Mullins
Butre
Hamilton
McKay
Samuel Dinsmore
J. H. Early
Rockford
Dr. Reynolds
Adrian
Mich
Paul Gandree
Lower Isrand Tele
J. A. Worden
Whirk
Bigstore Hospital
Land Office Contest In Missoula Over 160 Acre Homestead
At the Land Office in Missoula on Aug 34 contest was filed by Bleuger H Howard against Mamie Murray for 160 acres up the Rattlesnake. Howard claims non occupancy since April 15 1902 and $500 in improvements. The land department sustained dismissal of William Davis vs Adolph Erickson for 160 acres near Stevens Ville. George F Brooks applied for scrip tiling for 160 acres in the San Bernardino forest reserve California.
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Missoula
Bleuger H. Howard
Mamie
Murray
Howard
Land Department
William 8. Davis
Adolph Erickson
Stevens
Ville
George F. Brooks
Mail Thieves Fail As Only One Letter Stolen
Missoula on August 24 reports an attempted mail theft at the east end depart dining room. A wall boy found the mailbox behind the roundhouse with marks from a failed lock chisel. The box was carried to the Postoffice and investigators confirmed only a single letter was posted.
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Missoula
Roundhouse
Onion Club leader checks on runners in Missoula
Bob Peat of the Lolo ranch, summer HQ for the Onion club, spent a few days in Missoula to ensure Mulroney Walker and the group returned home safely after last week’s outing. He then headed back to prepare for the next attack.
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Missoula
Bob Peat
Sumer
Onion Club
Mulroney
Walker
Mr. Peat
University gymnasium contract awarded to HOP Kirkeby
Missouri dated Aug 24 reports the contract for finishing the university gymnasium awarded to HOP Kirkeby of this city. Work includes gallery ceiling and stairways, cost set at 1250 dollars and to be done by Sept 5 ahead of the fall term opening. If you travel to Missoula stay at the Brunswick hotel. Heckier, Prop.
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Missouri
University Gymnasium
Hop. Kirkeby
D ‘Ity
Missoula
Brunswick Hotel
Heckier
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Sip
Davis Graham
Graham Wi
Howard Oo
William Erler
Aloncer Puirgrieves
Vicw
Ciscar N. Partelow
D. F. Staten
James Graham
WJ. Lemert
G. F. Ives
KE. P. Murphy
Big Blackfoot Union
Janner
Walter Cameron
Edwin Swanson
Bricklayers and Masons
Nick Washbush
Protective
A. B. Donnelly
Anaconda
J. J. Schwend
Clerks’ Union
R. Dwight
M. R. Hardenbaueh
F. Staten
D. J. McNally
W. Pierce
H. J.kimes
Chestnut Miners’ Union
Chestnut
Charles Swan
Thomas Gileon
Carpenters and Joiners
A Downing
H. Grant
Clerks’ Protective Union
Jorkland
Ensie
A. J. Frazier
H. H. Heimerginner
L. Ww. Mitchell
Cascade County Trades and Labor Onnenl
Great Falls
F. W. Cronin
Frank Moore
Huson Union
Huson
F. Fisher
Retail Clerks’ Union
J. J. Clark
Red Lodge Miners’ Union
Red Lodge
James Allison
L. Caldwell
C. Q. Bates
Teamsters’ Union
I. W. Price
Max Hendricks
Frank Andrews
P. B. McKowen
EF. A. Frazer
H. OO. Smith
H. C. Goodwin
Winston Miners’ Union
J. J. Goodman
J. H. Detour
Workingmen's Union
Messrs. Dempster, Davis, Scott and Dale
Women's Protective Union
Francis Calvin
Nine Mile Union
Nine
Anagonda
G. T. Schwend Typographical Union
Sam Harrison
R. T. Shields
Machinists’ Union
J. P. Lewis
Brotherhood Locomotive Union
R. E. Lyle
S. M. Ross
Aldridge Miners’ Union
Aldridge
George Reed
William Dick
Cigarmakers’ Union
R. EK. Rieviere
T. Land
J. Hannetin
T. J. Chope
Federal Union
H. Sout
C. Irvine
H. Enderson
D. M. McCormick
W. Monaghan
Federal
Union
Clinton
Dave Louis
William McMullen
Masons
George Pringle
Emil Goblet
Jon Molders
Dan McDonald
Erler
Rueben Dwight
J. H. Schwend
J. W. Dale
Henry Detour
James Erickson
Resolutions
Dempster
Daniel McDonald
J. P Murphy
Constitution
J. Grim
Samuel Harrison
Flw
Cronin
Howard O. Smith
W. H. Pierce
William Williams
H. ©. Toodwin
Mont
Stetson
Stevensville
Ed Saucie
Harper & Baird's
Standard Office
Wolcott
Deing Well
Larkwe
Arlee
Kvare
Errick
Sernally
Jack Woodson
Bitter Root Limited
Woodson
Bitter Root
Wade
Missouli
Henry Wlaughlin
Ters
Web
Oliver
Buffalo
Hoosier
Planet Junior
Deering
Winona and
Rushford Farm
Copper Mining Company
Mercantile Department
First National Bank
J. M. Keith
Missoula, Mont
John C. Lehson A. LT. Ryman
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G. England
1. M. Keith
R. A. Eddy T L. Greenough
England
D. MelLeod
John M. Keith
Mrs. Shaughnessy
Missoula Notes
O. KE. Peppard
Land Office
P.M. Reilly's
Reed
Sheumatis
JUMN
Marshall
Maumilton
Mielils
Bacmiauk Urhels
bLiulle
Ticiena
Au- Q@cenda
Haisiion
Sataya
Kavali
Sap
Adidress
James Grisenthwaite
Ravans
Hamiltion
Monet
Standard
BIG Blackfoot Milling Co
Big Jackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Toole
Missoula Moni
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