Elimination of Politics Urged at State Trades Council
The second day of the Montana State Trades and Labor council session in Missoula featured closed-door discussions and a banqueting assembly. President Erler urged removing politics from council proceedings and resisting affiliation with any party, while debates over the Butte Amalgamated Woodworkers seating continued, ending in their defeat after two votes.
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State Trades and Labor Council
Missoula
Erler
Council
Debecaten
William Krier
Dan McDonald
Amalgamated Woodworkers
Butte
Friends of the Amalgamated Workers
J. A. Ferguson
Garrison
Amalgamated
Woodworkers
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Carpenters
Carpenters’ Union
Point Blink
Missoula Union Convention Delegates Impress Visitors
The Missoula gathering draws attention as delegates from Montana discuss labor, politics, and constitutional amendments. Notables like Dan McDonald and Ed Boice describe the state’s scene, while Missoula’s trees and flowers charm visitors at the Union opera house.
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Union
Dan McDonald
Ed Boice
Arizona
BE. Bandmann
Mike Labey
Missoula
Dixon
Dave Lewis
Clinton
Harry Goodwin
Helefra
Union Opera House
D. K E. Band
Jackson arraigned on murder charge in Stevensville
Walter Jackson, charged with the murder of Fannie Buck, priced to stand trial after Judge F C Webster reads the information. Jackson pleads not guilty with attorney R A Ohara appointed as counsel as the state case against James Hart for branding horses is dismissed.
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Fannie Buck
Stevensville
F. C. Webster
Jackson
Boy Almost Killed by Barefooted Horse in Missoula
The 10-year-old son of George Richter was kicked by a barefoot horse in Missoula. The horse struck the boy twice, knocking him unconscious for about an hour before Dr. Brown treated him. the lad recovered without serious injuries.
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Missoula
George Richter
Grand Lodge in Session Opens Important Session
The Tsited Workmen gather for a significant meeting as Grand Lodge in session today. Leaders and delegates from member lodges convene to discuss organizational matters and set plans for the coming period.
Grand Lodge Session In Montana Aims At New Assessment
Helena Aug 25 The Montana grand lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen opens its session with delegates from across the state. The major issue is ratifying the new assessment rate adopted by the supreme lodge in St Paul. ratification would keep backing from the order. The gathering runs through Wednesday with committees named and addresses by W Warne Wilson on beneficiary rules. At Sheridan today Miss Annie O Brien of the town wed Osce Johnson of Dillon at the bride’s home with Rev Mather Van De Browk officiating.
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Helena
Grand Lodge of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Montana
Grand Lodge
Supreme Lodge
St. Paul
Montana Grand Lodge
Supreme Organization
Mies
Poplar
Workman
Moses Mortis
Jere Sullivan
Fort Benton
Chris Hoffenin
Butte
F. &. Putman
Neihart
John H. Vogel
A. H. Johnson
Ilendive
E. . Werden
Lewistown
Moses Morris
G. &. BE. Wisner
Anaconda
J. O. Treavarthen
Centerville
T .K
W. Warne Wilson
Detroit
Mr. Wilson
Standard
Sheridan
Aug. Y
Annie ‘Brien
Fhe Town
Osea
Johnson
Tillon
Missoula Notes Round Up Local Circles and Legal Affairs
Misso ula notes report Joe Dowling of St Regis and W W Welch of Helena in town while G Murray hones legal business at Hamilton. Various residents face hearings, wage orders, and civic notices as local officials discuss irrigation delegates, citizenship, and construction liens. An infant died at Sisters Hospital. Sheriff invited to a Livingston execution. bankruptcy claims surface for George Hynes.
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J. F. Kelley
Butte
J. A. Tremblay
Sheriff Sterling
Lolo Hot Springs
Herman Whitlaw
Tra
Sheriff Thompson
Martin Zidmnair
Livingston
Mathias Peterson
Norway
Sweden
John Bonner
Qeden
M. L. Day
Miss Day
Sam Flatten
Parsons’ Hospital
Lothrop
George Hynes
Missoula
Lois
Tom Farrell
Judge Hayes
Thomas King
Brunswick
Montane Mumium Plaster Company
Garden City Bottling and Liquor Company
Yerrick
Troyviann
Chicago
T. L. Greenough
Louis XV
Birle
Henry Poitvas
Bonner
PR Poitras
Henry
Dakota officer wins Creedmore rifle contest at Fort Sheridan
Lieutenant Rains of the 24th Infantry returned from Chicago where he helped the department of Dakota win the Creedmore rifle contest. He posted one of the highest individual scores and praised the tough competition while noting the event raised the army marksmanship standard.
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Missoula
Ratns
24Th Infantry
Chicago
Department of Dakota
Fort Sheridan
Rains
Montana Mining and Development party begins Bland properties work
Nelson Weddle and J Hinckley of the Montana Mining and Development company left Missoula with 15 eastern capitalists. The group, from Pittsburgh, travel by special car via Spokane and Wallace to inspect Bland properties and plan mine development and a new concentrator after securing remaining stock.
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Missoula
Nelson Weddle
J. Hinckley
Montana Mining and Development Company
Spring Gulch
Pittsburg
Spokane
Wallace
Bland
Bland Company
Soen
Bitter Root fruit exhibit planned for St Louis fair
C H Edwards of the state board of horticulture works in Bitter Root to arrange a premier cold storage display for Bitter Root fruits at the St Louis exposition. The four acre pomology space will include plates showing varieties from across the nation to study size color texture and flavor. He notes advances in refrigeration and cold storage are shaping the exhibit and helping solve overstock markets while urging states to supply ample fruit for the display.
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Missoula
C. H. Edwards
State Board of Horticulture
Bitter Root Valley
United States Department of Agriculture
Shipples
Spider Dead Missoula Funereal Today
John Stett known as Spider dies at 4 AM in his rooms above the Gem theater after a four week pneumonia illness. A 33 year old Ireland native resident of Missoula for 15 years and a former Gem variety hall worker, his funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Eagles hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
John Stett
Fifth
Gem Theater
Stett
Ireland
Gem
Eagles
Deacon Kilburn Promotes Trout Hatchery Plan at Missoula
Deacon B. R. Kilburn advocates a fish hatchery scheme in Missoula to raise trout for market. He cites a nearby lake fed by cold springs as ideal and is engaging local capitalists, with promising prospects for success.
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Missoula
Deacon
B. R. Kilburn
Local Cook Found Drunk with Wounded Head in Missoula
F A Smith of Missoula was located at the depot by Chief Hollingsworth in a drunken state with a head wound from a likely fight. He was jailed in the county jail. The notice advertises Brunswick hotel in Missoula with proprietor C Heckler.
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Missoula
F. A. Smith
Theatrical Season Opens in Missoula with Texas Steer
Missoula announces the season opener at the Union opera house this week with Hoyts Texas Steer. Manager Hartley promises a favorable farce comedy Thursday night. Next week Thrall's company presents The Chaperons, continuing the program.
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East Lynne
Niagara Falls
Josh Sprucely
James Warde
Old Kentucky
Hartley
Union
Missoula
Union Opera House
Hoyts
Texas
Thrall
Brechbill to Visit His Montana Children
John Brechbill reports a letter from his father in Stevens County Washington stating he will finish harvest this week and then visit his children in Montana. The elder man vanished from his Hitter Root ranch twenty years ago amid family death and grief. his discovery this summer brings hopeful reunion for Montana relatives and friends.
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Missoula
John Brechbill
Stevens County
Wash
Montana
Standard
Brechbill
Washington
Fine Exhibit for the State Fair
Helena reports a major display planned for the Montana state fair in October focusing on fruit and horticultural exhibits. W. B. Harlan and Samuel Dinsmore oversee the department with space in the fair buildings to showcase Bitter Root valley and other Montana fruits. Entries must be grown in 1903 and exhibit labels will identify each product, with readiness by 10 o clock Monday morning October 19.
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Standard
Helena
Montana
Mc Laughlin Recognized as an Old Offender
Missoula August 23 Henry Mc Laughlin sentenced for a year by Judge Webster on a burglary charge. He rode to Deer Lodge petitioning the sheriff to avoid handcuffs, calling pleading guilty the hardest moment of his life. At the reformatory he was recognized as a former inmate named Mac.
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Missoula
Henry McLaughlin
Webster
Deer Lodge
Thompson
Deer Lodge Reformatory
McTage
McLaughlin
Penal Institution
Mac
Bonner Club Seeks Anaconda Game Next Sunday
Bonner baseball club, after three straight wins over Missoula Athletics, negotiates for a game at Anaconda next Sunday. If Anaconda game fails, Athletics will travel to play Bonner and efforts will be made to field a stronger team than before.
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Missoula
Bonner Baseball Club
Anaconda
State Examiner Praises Flathead Crop Prospects
State Examiner Hudnall toured Flathead and Missoula areas and reviewed district court clerk books before heading to Hamilton. He praised the Flathead farms calling them the finest in the state with oats seven feet tall and an enormous wheat crop.
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Missoula
Hudnall
City
Hamilton
Spokane
Flathead Valley
Flathead
Surveyors Seek Route Through Paradise Canyon To Plains
A party of Northern Pacific surveyors works in Paradise canyon between St. Regis and Plains seeking a passable route. They face heavy obstacles making pack trains unusable, and river boats will be needed before progress can continue.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Paradise Canyon
St. Regis
Plains
Freight divisions reshaped with Trout Creek station change
Missoula August 25 The Rocky Mountain division shifts freight control to Trout Creek replacing Hope as division point Freight trains run Spokane to Trout Creek then to Missoula C K Wenworth to lay out Trout Creek townsite of 56 acres this week
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Missoula
Remt
Rocky Mountain Division
Trout Creek
Hope
Spokane
C. K. Wenworth
Missoula Couples Receive Marriage Licenses
In Missoula on August 26, two couples were issued marriage licenses. Andrew F. Denton, 24, wed Bernice F. Kuhn, 19, and Henry D. Crandall, 33, wed Nellie Watters, 27.
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Missoula
Andrew FE. Denton
Bernice EF. Kuhn
Henry D. Crandall
Nellie Watters
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Staten
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State Universitty
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W. J. Murphy
Harry H. Parsons
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Capital
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Missoula, Mont
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Ernoon
Ed R. A. O'Hara, Sr
Ravalli County
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W. W. Welch of
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Hoosier
Planet Junior
Deering
Winona
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Copper Mining Company
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J. M. Keith
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehson
H. T. Ryman
First National Bank of
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England
M. Reit
R A. Eddy
Y. L. Greenough
A. BK. Hammond
G. England
A. G. England
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