Johnsons latest matrimonial act spurs a race marriage bill
Washington December 11 Representative Roddenberry called up a resolution seeking to ban intermarriage between whites and negroes in the house and denounced Jack Johnsons Chicago marriage. The measure would prohibit any union between negroes or persons of color and Caucasians, defining the term as anyone with African descent or trace of African blood.
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Washington
Roddenberry
House
Jack Johnson
Chicago
Johnson seeks to strike lawyers amid marriage revolt
Chicago December 11. Jack Johnson asks U S district court to remove attorneys W G Anderson and K H Wright from his case claiming they disapprove of his marriage to Lucile Cameron and no longer want to represent him. Wright and Anderson had previously defended him in a white slave case. Johnson faced an assault and battery charge from a newspaper photographer. hearing postponed.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
W. G. Anderson
K. H. Wright
United States District Court
Johnson
Lucile Cameron
Wright
Anderson
Arthur Wilson and Bell Stiles Wed in Parma Idaho
Arthur Wilson the well known Butte laundryman married Miss Bell Stiles on Monday at the bride’s home in Parma Idaho. The couple arrived in Butte Tuesday night and will establish their home there.
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Arthur Wilson
Butte
Miss Bell Stiles
Parma
Idaho
Mrs. Wilson
Undertakers Hammond Anita Hammond Dies at Residence
Annie Hammond aged years died yesterday at her sister Mrs Walter Lawrence home 115 West Quartz street She belonged to the Fraternal Brotherhood and the Women of Woodcraft Funeral notice will appear in later papers
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Hammond
Annie Hammond
Walter Lawrence
West Quartz Street
Fraternal Brotherhood
The
Women of Woodcraft
McNamara Guilt Question Probed by U S Probe
In Indianapolis on December 11, testimony in the dynamite conspiracy trial centered on whether Frank M. Ryan and other Iron Workers officials knew of McNamara’s guilt before his guilty plea. Michael J. Cunnane testified he learned only what Ryan and Hockin conveyed, while Frank Painter described pre explosion letters and clipping exchanges. District Attorney Miller pressed for whether the officials framed the case, and Ortie McManigal’s confession tied to Omaha explosions was noted along with a Detroit perjury arrest involving William Quigley.
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Indianapolis
John J. McNamara
Frank M. Ryan
Iron Workers’ Union
Michael J. Cunnane
Philadelphia
McNamara
McNamara Brothers
J. J. McNamara
Los Angeles
Ryan
Hockin
Miller
Cunnane
California
National Erectors’ Association
Frank K. Painter
Omaha
Los Angeles Times
J. B. Bryce
Schmidt
Caplan
Pacific Coast
Mr. Miller
Painter
John H. Barry
St. Louis
Iron Workers’ International Union
Steubenville
Ohio
Cincinnati
Edward Clark
Ortie E. McManigal
William H. Quigley
Detroit Joiners and Carpenters’ Union
Federal Grand Jury
Quigley
Detroit
Herbert Wood
Mark Cross Leather Goods Ad in The Clothery
Exclusive Montana agents advertise Mark Cross leather goods at The Clothery 31 North Main Street. Items include gloves purses travel sets bags jewelry boxes and assorted leather products for men and women.
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Montana
Mark Cross
Clothery
North Main Street
Ady
O Shaughnessy Calls for New Haven Grand Trunk Probe
Representative O Shaughnessy urged a full investigation into the New Haven Grand Trunk traffic deal and cited J P Morgans London visit as a sign of changed Grand Trunk policy. He also noted the cessation of work on the Southern New England railroad and attacked the New Haven as a waterlogged corporation harming public service.
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Washington
O'Shaughnessy
New Haven Grand Trunk
J. P. Morgan
London
Grand Trunk
Southern New England
New Haven
Shaughnessy
Cascade County seeks county division seat in Cascade area
Funds are being raised as Cascade town residents push for a special election to create a new county division. A committee including IL. D. Askew F. A. Tintinger and Ralph E. Bancroft is gathering data on property valuation to reach the 4 000 000 threshold and petitions will circulate once set. The plan covers southwestern Cascade county west of the Smith river and part of Lewis and Clark county. backers seek 65 percent of votes with little local opposition expected.
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Great Falls
Cascade County
Cascade
IL. D
Township 20
Lewis and Clark County
Missouri River
Lingerie assessment sparks tights revelation in Los Angeles
County Assessor Hopkins announced plans to assess women’s lingerie, prompting a fashion backlash that many women wear silk tights instead. Reports said wardrobes in Los Angeles contained costly lacy items, but critics argued lingerie is not worn.
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Los Angeles
Hopkins
Fashionable dress makers deny vast intimate apparel spending
A group of dress makers and society women refute claims of extravagant intimate wear costs. They present a schedule: silk tights from 5 to 15 dollars, silk slips 15 to 60 dollars, and corsets 15 to 50 dollars. Hopkins notes the total is not much to assess.
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Hopkins
Mathews Charged in Stillwater Husband Killing Tie to Mules
Laura Mathews and John Campbell, a negro, are accused of killing her husband John Mathews in Stillwater Oklahoma. They allegedly dragged the body behind a team of mules. Mathews, arrested in Vancouver, was handed to Oklahoma lawmen in Denver for transfer.
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Denver
Laura Mathews
John Mathews
Stillwater
Okla
Joseph Springer
Oklahoma
O’neil
John Campbell
Causes Suggested for Origin of Trouble in Balkans
London reports from the Vienna desk of the Daily Telegraph indicate General von Hoetzendorfft clashed with the late Count von Aehrenthal over Bosnia and Herzegovina. He urged war with Servia then and later favored invading Italy at the start of theTurko-Italian conflict. The Austrian government may raise the consular issue at the ambassadorial conference and press for a reduction of the Servian army, arguing the Slavs in Turkey are freed and a large force is unnecessary.
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London
Vienna
Daily Telegraph
von Hoetzendorfft
Count von Aehrenthal
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Servia
Italy
M. Jovanovich
Turkey
Austria
Case Dismissed Against White Pass Official
Juneau Alaska December 11 United States Judge Peter D Overfield dismissed the case against Francis J Cushing an official of the White Pass Yukon railroad indicted last winter on a charge of conspiracy to stifle Humboldt Steamship by entering into an illegal rate combination with other transportation companies regarding freight rates at Skagway Similar cases against officers of other companies are pending.
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Juneau
Alaska
United States
Peter D. Overfield
Francis J. Cushing
White Pass & Yukon Railroad
Humboldt Steamship Company
Skagway
Montana Ibex Mining to hold adjourned stockholders meeting
The Montana Ibex Mining company will hold an adjourned stockholders meeting on December 23 at 10 30 a m at the secretary office 119 West Broadway to elect a board of directors and to transact any other business that may come before the meeting T J SCHWENINGER Secretary
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Montana Ibex Mining Company
West Broadway
T. J. Schweninger
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Bell
M. J. Walsh
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Sam R. White
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Tvnquires
Mnamara
Wockin
Larry Duggan
Mark Cross Leather Goods
Pioneer Parent
New York
Tripp & Dragstedt Co
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