Butte Elks memorial service and L O E S ceremonies
The Butte Elks held memorial services with a long, formal program including sermons, hymns, and tributes to deceased members. Officers were announced, and a strong turnout from the local community attended the rites. Other lodges in Red Lodge and Bozeman conducted similar observances with notable speakers and music.
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Bozeman
Dee
Bozeman Lodge
L. P.O. EB
Opera
Choice
H. R. Cunnington
Helena
Willam M. Alward
George D. Tease
Beverly Pleases Fair Audience at the Broadway
A large crowd greeted the company as Beverly delighted Broadway patrons. Mina Ray Heveridge led as Beverly Calhoun with strong support from 1 de Carmontoile as Beverly’s maid, and Raymond Whitaker as Prince Danson. The production, adapted from George Burr McCutchenn’s novel Beverly of Cigiaterk, was lively, romantic, and well staged with audience laughter and applause throughout. The cast delivered in a memorable, entertaining performance. another show was planned for tonight.
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Beverly
George Burr McCutchenn
Cigiaterk
Aker
Beverly Calhoun
Mina Ray Heveridge
de Carmontoile
Wnaming
Raymond Whitaker
Prince Danson
Baldes
Funeral Notice for George D. Tyan
Notice announces a funeral service to be held Monday December 8 at 2 p m at 1 32 Madison Street two blocks from Brandhome. Attendees urged to attend the funeral of the late George D. Tyan. Clerks Dolbony and Jacquette sign.
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Aladison Street
Brandhome
Or Inte Kelshbor
George D. Tyan
BR. Dolbony
J. W. Jacquette
Snow interferes with all trains in Pittsburg reports
Snow disrupts rail service across the region as negotiations in Chicago approach. Strikers’ demands could boost ranks by 12 000 to 15 000 if talks fail. Proposed wage increases include 6 cents an hour, time and a half for overtime, double time for Sundays and holidays, plus changes to the physical test. Notices were sent to general managers with a 30 day reply window, expiring tomorrow. Vice President Burt received a telegram from President Manley stating Northwest conditions are satisfactory to union officials.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Burt
Manley
Northwest
Great Falls Hit Harder Than Any Other Town
Great Falls reports no arrival of strike breakers from the Great Northern and little change in current conditions. Freight movement is down, fuel shortages affect smaller towns, and some provisions are scarce. Additional file men arrive as the strike continues while employers cut staff due to reduced business.
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Great Falls
Der
Great Northern
AC Mille Freigit
Blanneg
Great Falla Tian
Iit
Switchmen Picket Yards In Seattle Strike
Seattle reports fading disruption as switchmen's strike eases. Great Northern and Northern Pacific claim freight moving regularly inland. yards under watch by pickets. Tacoma yard activity resumes with three switch engines active. freight offices to open next day.
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Tollay
Tacoma
Thrteer Artiteh
Striking Switchmen Keep Away From Laurel Yards
Striking switchmen maintain picket lines at Laurel yards as dispute with rail owners continues. Reported conditions resemble those at the onset of the strike with two freight trains stalled and idle in the yard amid ongoing labor action.
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Laurel Yards
Sandal Mlepatch
Standand
Laurel
Local railroad strike tensions disrupt coal movement
Heavy tonnage moves daily with dispatch as assistant yardmaster and trainmaster switch. No coal delays yet despite a recent local fight and shortages. Switchmen avoid railroad property, coal cars sit on tracks toward Laurel, strikebreakers rumored west, saltedmen report no trouble to workers.
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Laurel
Grain movement halt at Bozeman amid rail strike
Reports indicate no grain moved from Bozeman sidetrack as strike spreads and switchmen strike. Coal trains pass westbound while layover grain blocks Gallatin interurban traffic. cattle shipments at Belgrade also stalled as workers walk out, though dealers remain hopeful for eventual delivery.
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Bozeman
Belgrade
Gallatin
Chicago
Thole Range
First Blood in Glendive Strike Drawn
Special Dispatch to the Stamlord reports Glendive saw the first blood in the switchmen strike. Patterson was badly beaten over alleged remarks about taking a striker’s place. Patterson originally arrived as a strikebreaker during a boilermaker action. Local yard work continues as office workers act as switchmen while yesterday all freight train crews were laid off indefinitely.
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Glendive
Patterson
Beaven
Aloged
No Animosity Toward Old Employes Statement Issued
Chicago railroads say they harbor no animosity toward former workers. The general managers association states striking switchmen are returning to their former posts and that vacancies will be filled by existing employees where possible.
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Chicago
General Managers’ Association of Railroads
Railroads resume normal operations as strikes ease
The strike order is regarded as settled with no ill will between rails and strikers. Rail lines report no ongoing tension and recall workers where vacancies exist. Great Northern shops to reopen early next week after about 3000 men were laid off temporarily.
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Great Northern
Death of Alec Ross Mourned by Friends
Alec Ross aged 18, son of Mr. and Mrs M M Ross of St. Regis, died in Missoula at the Sisters Hospital after illness from typhoid fever. Born in Missoula, he attended St Josephs school and Montana College at Deer Lodge. He worked at the Blackfoot Milling Co. mill in St. Regis. His death follows a prior family loss from a hand car collision. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 pm at the Presbyterian church.
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Alec Ross
M. Hoss
St. Regis
Tosptal
Tic
Missoula
St Josephs
Montana College
Deer Lodger
Ig Blackfoot Milling Company
At Place
Ross
Bitter Root Valley
Miss Agnes M Bride Dies After Lingering Illness
Miss Agnes M Bride daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bride died in Colorado after a long illness. She was a Missoula social figure and popular at the University of Montana where she belonged to Delta Sigma sorority and would have graduated in 1909. Her remains were brought to Missoula for burial.
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Missoula
Dev. S
Las Anlinas
Ole
Agnes McBride
Willian
University of Aomtans
Delta Sigma Severity
Arizona
Superior
Colorado
Spiritualistic Wedding Held At South Colorado Street
A spiritualistic wedding ceremony was conducted at seven o'clock last evening at the residence on South Colorado Street. The contract was between Ralph Seltzer and Carrie A. Morrow with Bolaver Brown and Missoula attending. The article notes gift buying tied to an ad reading near the Bolaver Bank building.
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Teey
Mattie Celder Rutledge
South
Colorado Street
Ralph Seltzer
Carrie A Morrow
Young Diplomats 10 to Be Promoted Under New Board
President approves Knox plan creating a board of examiners to rate all applicants for secretary and minister posts. Secretaries advance from lower grades based on efficiency and service, with exams in law, diplomacy, languages, and knowledge of US resources. Oral and written tests to be held in Washington, with appointments geographically balanced.
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Nington
Rec
Ott Han App
Knox
United States
Secratory of State
Department of Alate
Elvinervie Conmunisaton
Wir
Washesington
Europe
MagUal Agd
Wiater
Territorion
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Staveny Glee Club
J. Frederick Stone
C. C. Sunianony
B.S. Weward
C. 1. Meagher
MW. Sterntols
P. J. Driscoll
L. Stileys Esquire
Fa. Poors
M. C. Curtigtter
W. S. Cacns
Torley
Orton Bron
Tala
Rctr Ghownal Society
Butte Choral Society
Pelsek
Gifbers
Aldeyman Fenner
Organian
Hlon
Apted Lodge
Red Lodge
the Elks of Redd Lodge
Harry Wilson
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