Union Nomination List For Butte Stationary Engineers
Complete slate of union officer and trustee nominations for the Butte Stationary Engineers with Harry Lappin as president candidate and Ed Gamble as treasurer and H A Weidenbach as recording secretary. Also lists trustees and delegates to the Trades and Labor council and notes Parrott appointed Stuart postmaster in Deer Lodge county, replacing T A Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Stationary Engineere
Miners’ Union
Harry Lappin
Ed Gamble
H. A. Weidenbach
A. R. Atkin
W. E. Deeney
W. A. Wentz
J. C. Driscoll
Standard
Washington, D. C
W. M. Parrott
Stuart Deer Lodge County
T. A. Banks
Women Voters Against Turner in Washington Protest
Spokane district action by the Women’s Non-Partisan Political League protests ex-Senator Turner of Spokane for his stance on woman suffrage and warns against his appointment to the U S Supreme Court. May Albright Huston presents the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Taft
May Albright Huston
Turner
Territory of Washington
United States Supreme Court
State of
Washington
Balloonist Augustus Post at aeroplane meet in New Orleans
Augustus Post, after setting an American balloon record with Allan Hawley, joined an aeroplane meet in New Orleans. He quipped that ballooning is beer and aeroplaning is whiskey, noting balloon practice spans 134 years and predicting more progress once aviation lasts longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Augustus Post
Allan Hawley
Salt Lake Infirmary Chief Arrested in Canada
C V Anderson former Salt Lake city infirmary superintendent, sought on graft charge, was captured at Raymond Alberta Canada. He will likely waive extradition for malities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
C. V. Anderson
Salt Lake City Infirmary
Raymond
Alberta
Canada
Anderson
Three Young Girls Arrested for Street Walking in Butte
Three girls aged about 19 May Mason May Robbins and Melle Mantle were arrested by officers Yorath Collins and Lieutenant Tarkyn for street walking near Silver and Main streets by the Oxford hotel. They were warned to stay off the streets, fined 87 each at police court and jailed for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
May Mason
May Robbins
Melle Mantle
Yorath
Collins
Tark'n
Silver and Son
Oxford
Metlowasa
Jate
Unt
Mee Gowan
Butte
GIVES AWAY FORTUNE HIDES FROM PRAISE
Kansas City December 1 M A Nayland of this city donated sixty thousand dollars to charity last week and then went into seclusion to avoid praise. He says he gave away most of his fortune because many people were worse off and wanted to help them. He explains he hid in a city hotel and returned home when the dust settled. He is seven years old and found with many letters requesting aid upon his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
A. Nayland
Nayland
Strikers Enjoined From Picketing Colorado Mine
A district court issued a temporary injunction restraining Northern Colorado coal field miners from picketing mines, influencing strike-breakers to quit, or gathering at stations or streets. Unions challenged jurisdiction while witnesses testified to threats to blow up mines and boarding houses and to personal violence against strike-breakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Transfer of NP Master Mechanic T J Cutler to Idaho division
Master Mechanic T J Cutler of the Northern Pacific’s Rocky Mountain division is transferred from Missoula to the Idaho division with Spokane as headquarters. He received a fine diamond ring from department members before departure. over ten men witnessed the presentation. His successor is Silas Z Wight of Minneapolis, who will arrive Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
T. J. Cutler
Rocky Mountain Division
Northern Pacific
Idaho
Spokane
Cutler
Silas Z Wight
Minneapolis
Kite experiments end in near disaster at Kansas City
Samuel F. Perkins fell 125 feet when a kite line failed during wind gusts. He was saved by the parachute effect of smaller kites and carried no serious injuries while demonstrating kites as potential war accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Samuel F. Perkins
Perkins
Remarkable Scotch Girl Finds Fame in Poultry Yard
A Feathered Life writer recalls meeting a young Scotch girl nearly blind yet highly active and accomplished. Her poultry yard thrives under her nearly solitary effort as her yearly balance sheet shows significant success.
Bird keeper records profits and care routines in journal
She reports substantial and increasing profits from her birds and finds care of the flock a source of interest and outdoor exercise. She maintains careful accounts using a Bratale slate for memoranda and uses a typewriter for correspondence.
Infant buried alive survives thirty six hours later dies
Col Gheeley Dec 1. Charles and Rosena Georgis found guilty of murder in the second degree for burying their newborn daughter in the backyard. The infant was unearthed after thirty six hours and lived briefly before dying, despite their belief the baby was dead.
Two Feared Dead After Thanksgiving Dinner In Yakima
Mrs. Frank T. Kuehn and Mrs. Carrie B. Fulkerson died from canned asparagus tip poisoning at a Thanksgiving reunion in North Yakima. I. D. S&S Patten, father of Mrs. Kuehn and related to Mrs. Fulkerson, is paralyzed and near death. Mrs. Patten is seriously ill. Host Frank J. Kuehn did not eat any asparagus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Wash
Frank T. Kuehn
Carrie B. Fulkerson
Jerking Venison A Deep Woods Butcher’s Guide
An old timer in the New York Sun extols jerked venison and shares campfire technique. He favors hemlock bark coals between logs, salt seasoned meat, and careful drying without smoking, with rods and crotched sticks suspending splits over the heat to create proper jerking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
How to jerk venison and advertise a store
The passage explains jerking venison over coals using sticks and bark for steam control. It warns against under or overcooking and suggests frequent texture checks with a knife. It then shifts to a comic sequence about a cat and improving store ads for better customer service and news.
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Shetland
Crewttilt
Nyhwstart
Cluich OF Law
Hewseh
Mrs. Murphy
Carrie
Ht. S. Danley
Danley
McGowan
Chorge Job
John Sullivan
Mike Conyers
John Cranchley
James Johnson
Thornton Hotel
Romfort
Sueeo
Shay i Ible
Walt
Sala
the Kumfort Shoe Co
West Park Street
Butte, Montana
Hottolene
N. Kk. Fairbank Company
Colorado Mine
Kates
Blind Girl’s Poultry Yard
Tur- Main
Wwip. al
Iminna
R Leaway
Ruites R and
Ventson
Rayo
Descripine
Continental Oil Company (Incorporated
Chlorada
Dern Butte
Paxson & Rockefeller Drug Store
Zemo
America
E. W. Hose Medicine Co
Olive Street
St Louis, Mo
Cascarets
A Ee
Naybor
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