Drastic resolutions adopted by council in Calumet crisis
The Silver Bow five and Labor council approved two sets of drastic resolutions condemning Governor Ferris county officials mine owners and Citizens Alliance over the Calumet unrest. They urge workers in strike regions to bear arms if needed and call for protection of life while condemning deportation threats and the use of thugs and gunmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Silver Bow
Trales and Labor Council
Calumet
W.N. Ferris
Citizens’ Alliance
Alieh
Western Federation of Minera
Charles H Moyer
Wits Restos
Citizens’ "Alliance Organization
Pres Moyer
Citizens ‘Alliance
Allance
White and Gold Haviland sale spans leftover patterns
Our store still offers desirable white and gold pieces plus green and white with holly flowers. These wares were part of former stock and remain available at reduced prices. The sale presents a rare chance for former buyers to replenish or expand their collection of Haviland china.
Butte Current Notes Show Local Visitors and Commerce
Butte notes list numerous visitors and residents including Dr. Cash in town, K. Wynne Smith from Dillon, A. M. McCaulay of Great Falls, J. Hannah returning to Philipsburg, and Mrs. Wilson of Boise. Entries mention Butte Cab and Transfer Co services, local merchants, real estate loan offerings, piano sales by Sherman Music, and a small house fire on West Granite. The column records social visits, business travel, and regional ties across Montana communities.
Striking Story of the Slum District in New York City
The Rev K J Groeneveld described housing as America's top issue in a lecture on social problems. He warned flats replace homes, citing Census figures and New York density, noting slum conditions harm children and foster crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. J. Groeneveld
Terian Church
America
American
New York City
Philadelphia
Unemployed Dissent Over Means of Employment in San Francisco
In San Francisco on January 4, unemployed men split into two factions. One group of Industrial Workers of the World plans a boycott of free eating houses aiding the unemployed. Both committees seek formal recognition from the board of supervisors, with Thorne leading the IWW faction pressing for city action to fund several million dollars to provide work at a $3 daily rate for migratory and local unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Industrial Workers of the World
Board of Supervisors
Industrial Workers of the World Committee
W. A. Thorne
Supervisors
Thorne
Hie
Healty
Reserve Bank Committee Opens Nationwide Search for Reserve Cities
The Reserve Bank organization committee left Washington for New York to locate federal reserve districts and select reserve cities. Secretary McAdoo and Secretary Houston form the panel. Hearings begin in New York for four days, then move to Boston for two days as New England arguments are heard. It is widely expected New York and Boston will be named reserve cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reserve Bank Organization Committee
New York
Federal Reserve
McAdoo
The
Treasury
Houston
Boston
Vacation Saving Fund Opens New Clubhouse New York
New York delegates report the Vacation Saving Fund of the National Civic Federation opened its new clubhouse. Miss Anne Morgan noted aims to provide recreation for about 74 000 girls who are depositors and taxpayers. Members expect broad entertainment with few restrictions and plan to teach dances like the tango. Knights of Columbus to attend funeral services for Dennis ONeill at 507 Waukesha Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gan. S—m
National Civic Federation
Anne Morgan
Columbus
the Knights of Columbus
Waukesha Avenue
Drelock
Dennis O'Neill
Slums, Welfare, and Industry Across Nations
A report notes juvenile crime stems from slum homes where fathers are underpaid or unemployed. It cites reforms in Germany, England, and the U.S. including employer housing in wartime cities. A New York philanthropic model offers tenants modern homes with 5 percent returns, yet urban hardship remains severe in New York versus Canton, Bombay, Calcutta, St. Petersburg, and Edinburgh after a broad study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
England
America
Falary
Steel’ Corporation
New York
Canton
Bombay
Calcutta
St. Petersburg
Edinburgh
Bryan hints war with Mexico would be last resort
Lincoln Nebraska January 4. Secretary of State W J Bryan spoke on a semi religious topic and touched on Mexico policy. He said war with Mexico would be the last possible recourse and prayed for a peace movement to pass around the world. He added he hopes no men die for their country but would rather they live to serve it. He planned to leave for another engagement the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
W. J. Bryan
Mexico
Bryan
Lost radium recovered after brief danger to finder
New York report states the disc of radium worth 1800 dollars owned by Dr William H Dieffenbach a cancer specialist for Hehnemann hospital was found Tuesday after being missing. Doctors warn that radium poses fatal risk if near the heart and thieves may face danger from its radioactivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. Dieffenbach
Hehnemann’ Hospital
Roosevelts’ Traveling Companion Dies of Typhoid Fever
Miss Lucy Margaret Roosevelt, cousin of Theodore Roosevelt, dies at Fifth Avenue home from typhoid contracted during a Paraguay river trip with Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt. Fever developed about a month after exposure as she and Mrs. Roosevelt neared New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lucy Margaret Roosevelt
W. Emlin Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Fifth Avenue
Paraguay River
South America
Wille
Authority on cancer dies of disease in Buffalo
Dr Frederick J Busch, a widely known cancer expert, died in Buffalo of malignant cancer and pneumonia. He was about 40, had been treated in Baltimore's Johns Hopkins Hospital with radium, and his cancer was incurable with radium offering only relief from suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Frederick :. Busch
Sohne Hopkdne
Baltimore
Busch
Butte Briefs Report Local Visits and Health Update
J R Paddock forest ranger from Philipsburg was in Butte on a short visit. P W Waite cattle man of Granite county returned to Philipsburg after several days in Butte. Mrs J R Toole Mrs George Wer sal B Toole and John Toole Jr all of Missoula returned home after spending Sunday in Butte. Charles Scharf assistant state auditor was in Butte yesterday. He was accompanied by Leslie Shobe of Boulder who continued on to J B Egan of Hennessy company wholesale dept ill at St James hospital underwent sudden surgical operation and is due to recover in about 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Paddock
Philipsburg
Butte
Leslie Shobe
Boulder
J. B. Egan
Hennessy Company
St. James’ Hospital
Beachey Performs Record Air Stunts in San Francisco
Lincoln Beachey of San Francisco flies solo in a dramatic display over a crowd of more than 20,000. He completes seven somersaults including a corkscrew twist with the plane vertical, performs a hydroplane somersault, and notes this marks 43 somersaults since his first aerial effort five weeks ago. Ottawa abon insists temperate liquor rules as saloons must stay respectable and limit drinkers to four daily drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lincoln Beachey
Beachey
Fuel Trial Resumes Over Customs Fraud Conspiracy
In San Francisco, eight officers and employees of a coal concern face charges of conspiring to defraud the government of customs duties and drawbacks. The case, before Judge Mart hee Dooling in the Western District, resumes tomorrow as the government presents groundwork for forthcoming testimony. David G. Powers, a former coal company employee now aligned with the project, is set to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San_ Francisco
Marthee Dooling
United States District Court
David G. Powers
Coal Company
Bears and their trainers reveal dangers of wild acts
The article recounts Little Marie and the Huber troupe describing risks of handling wild bears. It notes constant vigilance, injuries from bears and lions, variable temperaments, aging cubs that learn best, costs of boarding and medicine, and the stubborn nature of bears compared with wolves and lions. Judy the bear is highlighted for its fierce creature, yet memory and imitation drive performance.
Trades Council Takes No Action On Laborers
There was no action last night at the Silver Bow Trades and Labor council meeting regarding the dispute between the workers and employers over a four day week. The council adheres to a policy of handling grievances through local unions unless an extraordinary occasion arises. The matter is reportedly to be discussed within the workers’ union. Also, Elmer P. Hassell, 31, of 22 East Mercury street, died yesterday afternoon after a ten-year illness. He had lived in Butte six years, with surviving wife, parents, two sisters, and two brothers. He was a member of the Woodmen of the World at Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littl Marie
Ansonia Theater
Marie
Jack Huber
Huber
Pennsylvania
Mr. Huber
Morgan Grand Theater
Sharon
Judy
Woods
Caliornia
Colorado
Matt
Jeff
Washington
Grizaly
Bear
Ara
Bessey
Montano
Siiver Bow Trades and Labor Council
Worlingmen's Union
oMeers
Silver Row ‘Trades and Labor Council
Elmer P. Hassell
East
Mercury Street
Butte
John A. Hassell
Ogden
Henry
Charles Reece
John
Parley Hassell
Joe the World
Death of M Leonard Agent From Ireland in Butte
Michael Leonard, an Irish native and local agent in Butte for three years, died Saturday at Galen sanitarium. Survived by a niece, Mrs Dane Walker of Anaconda, and a brother in Ireland. AOH member. Funeral at 9 o clock this morning at Sis East Park Street residence. Services follow at Sacred Heart Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Leonard
Ireland
Butte
Galen Sanitarium
Mra Dane Walker
Anaconda
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Harry Mornin
East Park Street
Sacred Heart Church
Undertakers notices list several late residents
The column notes the deaths of Elmer Han sell aged 31 Hermann Malaila and Emily Johnson with services planned at Sherman and Reed funeral chapel funeral announcements to follow The text also mentions Teponen and a forthcoming funeral at View cemetery with details incomplete due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hassell
Elmer Hansell
Sherman & Reed
Parlova
Makkica
Hermann Malaila
Harkins
Emily Johnson
Lara Wie Iaia
Teponen
Sherman and Reed Undertakers and Embalmers Tribute
Spelling and punctuation garble. readable portions express gratitude to SHERMAN and REED Undertakers and Embalmers for sympathy shown by neighbors and friends after a death. Mentions Sister and Gaugster Hagel and a Demule event, with thanks to those who attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita
Garia
Gaugster
Hagel
Thomas MoSaint
Leana
Joseph Richards Funeral Director in Butte Mont
A funeral director named Joseph Richards operates at Montana Street Butte Montana with contact details Belt 1407 and Belt Phone S07 for arrangements and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee
Montana Street
Butte
Mont Ind
Funeral notices for Michael Cajich and Done Oneili
Michael Cajich two week old son of Mr and Mrs Michael Cajich died yesterday at the family residence 27 runs court. Interment in Catholic cemetery. O Neili funeral for the late Done O Neili at 9 o clock tomorrow morning at 107 Waukesha proceeding to Immaculate Church for high mass and interment in Crows cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Leon
Ceeloeke
Harry Mornin
East Street
Sacred Hemme Church
Hugh Mass
Dtoly Gros
Catich
Michael
Stes
Michael Cajich
Cathalic Cemetery
O'Neili
Duggan and Eockatmee Contact at 822 North Main
Larry Duggan and Eockatmee list a contact at 822 North Main with phone number 14. The terse entry provides a private listing style reference, likely for a local business or residence.
Also Mentioned on This Page
MM. Partelow
Davis
J. Stodden
Tabor
Calumet & Hecla Mining ’Company
Hie Dep
Citigen Alliance
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Tanner
Western Federation
Charles Moyer
Brothe Moyer
Homestead
Virginia
Ohio
Ilinois
Idaho
Utah
State of
Val Blatz
Walker's
Orton
G. C. Townsend
A. M. McCaulay
Great Falls
Dr. Cole
Thomas Bleck
W. Park St
Ind
K. Wynna Smith
Dillon
Glenn
Dayton
Chicago
D. T. Gilbert
Basin
Butte Cabs and Transfer Co
Bell 4
John Staro- East
Woolman Street
Isa G. Vandall
Lewistown
Pete
Paul Whitelaw
Missoula
F. F. Childe
Sheridan
J. E. McCormick
Router Notch
Mrs. Wilson
Boise
Pela
J. A. Hannah
A. L. Rankin
Butte Land
West Granite
Sol Binnard
Spokane
Afanta
Sherman Music’ Company
Phoenie Building
Batt
Quigley
Yesteray
Hamton
Dr. Cowperthwaite
Cizae Block
Northwest Corner Park and
Main
Restot JR. McKone
Frank Barnes
Bismari
Sundand
Oscar Eachmund
Greenwood
Calumbiy
Harry Cairns
Calgary
Sevarnert
Flutte
P.’o
Michael Calloh
Saha ° Spruice. Street
Anna A. Walker
the Clothery
North Mai
Atterbury
Verithin
Gruen Agency
TCE Minterhalter Anni
Warner Park and
Dakota Sts
Presbyterian Church
Ameria
Staten
United States
New England States
China
Palliver Tate
Manhattan
Second Avenue
Montana
An Investi
Reserve Bank Committee
J. J. O'Neill
Mose Linz
North Main Street
Butte Briefs
Beachey Wa
Ottawa
Tam
Capiiity
Bab Bumps
Italy
Imic
Trades Council
Elmer Massill
M. Leonard
Undertakers
Avenge
Joseph Richards
Larry Duggan
North Main
Tua
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