Union Leaders Comment on Confessions and McNamara Case
California labor leaders react to the McNamara confessions with shock and caution. They urge restraint in public action while debating funds and support for families of victims, and criticize unions for rushing to judgments or penalties without solid proof.
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California
Gallagher
McNamara
Sam
Los Angeles Times
McNamara Defense Fund
Organized Labor
McNamaras
Oward
Andrew Furuseth
San Francisco
International Seamen's Union of America
McNamara Brothers
Furuseth
McNaimaras
Mr. Furuseth
Baltimore
Dec
Burns and Drew Keep On Working Continually
Authorities will press a rigid investigation as the National Erectors Association, formed by large iron and steel firms, seeks to rehabilitate its image since the closed shop era. Dynamiting fears grow with Mr. Drew claiming dynamite crimes surged after the shop’s end while linking McNamaras to a broader crime network and urging a US grand jury confrontation in Indianapolis.
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Torinbor
National Erectors’ Association
Wily City
Abr
Drew Repunsel
Dynamitings Insrense
Mr. Drew
Tron
Ben
Burns
Nis
Drew Sard
Mr. Draw
Beli
United States Grand Jury
Indianapolis
McNamaras
Girl Who Tried to Sell Horse Is Cared For Now
Special Dispatch to the Standard Great Falls Montana Jean Lewis a 19 year old girl was arrested in Helena for horse stealing after renting a saddled horse and attempting to sell it weeks later. She was held in county jail until authorities intervened and she is now under guardianship of D M Kennedy and placed in the Home of the Good Shepherd. Court proceedings were dismissed after church workers intervened.
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Standard
Great Falls
Dee
Flelena
Jean Lewis
D. M. Kennedy
State Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Good Shepherd of
Helena
Kennedy
Captain Warfield to Go Relieved at Fort Keogh Depot
Cap tain Leon Be Wromer to relieve Captain Augustus Warfield at Fort Keogh remount depot Montana. Warfield ordered to sail to the Philippine Islands early in February. In Winnipeg a Great Northern freight train reached the city via its own tracks. A temporary bridge spans the Assiniboine river. a new steel bridge is planned for spring. The Great Northern invested four million dollars for Winnipeg entry.
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Standard
Wansington
Leon Be Wromer
Fort McDowell
Cal
Augustus Ti. Warfield
Fort Keogh Remount
Mont
Warfield
Philippine Islands
Winnipeg
Man
Great Northern
Assiniboine
Wolgast Resting Well After Appendicitis
In Los Angeles at Clara Barton hospital Ad Wolgast was reported resting well with only gas pains, no other pain noted.
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Los Angeles
Clara Barton Hospital
Ad Wolmast
Local Picture Framing Shop Seeks Holiday Orders
A vintage notice invites patrons to visit a Montana based framing shop offering art prints and portraits. It highlights new popular pictures, artist studios, and ready made frames for Christmas, urging earlier requests and mentioning holiday hours. The piece mentions location near Yellow Springs and references a general frame shop service for portraits and pictures.
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Houston
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Travernor Folk
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Thao
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McNiauray
Owen Ie
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Christmas
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Pletire
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Christman
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