Death of Liebknecht and Luxemburg Shocks Berlin
Reports from Berlin state Dr Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg were killed as mobs stormed the Hotel Eden. Luxemburg was beaten and shot while being carried to an automobile, and Liebknecht was wounded and died after a pursuit through the city. Details describe their arrest, escape attempts, and Liebknecht’s political history in Germany.
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Merchants Elect Adjourn Meeting In Helena
The Montana State Retail Merchants association closed its annual convention in Helena with officers elected: President Ben Briscoe of Bostlon, first vice president M L Wilson of Helena, second vice president Tobin Forebel of Lewistown, third vice president C I Buller of Anaconda, and O Packman as treasurer of Helena.
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Butte Firms Grow Through New Incorporations
The list shows several Butte based incorporations including Butte Auto Sales Firm Incorporated with a $40,000 capitalization of which $13 was subscribed. Also noted are McDonald Plumbing Company of Butte with $40,000 capital and $3,000 raised, and Antendate Irrigation Company headquartered in Deum with $30,800 capital and $28 subscribed. The articles name organizers from Butte Bozeman Logan and Take among others.
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William Howell
John H. Bankhead
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Logan Utah
Preston D. Michards
Take
Seattle shipyard workers threaten strike over pay demands
Seattle officials met amid a dispute with a council representing about 25 000 shipyard workers over wage and working condition demands. The council voted to strike next Tuesday if demands are not granted, after passing the strike resolution last night.
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