Untermeyer Seeks Revision of Federal Charters and Labor Rules
Samuel Untermyer of New York and Roger W. Babson testified before the federal Industrial Relations Committee in New York. Untermyer urged federal charters for foundations, limited private trusts, and controls on incomes while condemning absentee control by bankers. Babson favored profit sharing and warned that labor unrest stems from distant boards led by banking interests, calling for broader reforms to labor and corporate governance.
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New York
Samuel Untermeyer
Pujo
Money Trust
Roger W. Babson
Weltenley Hills
Mase
Federal Industrial Relations
Tountry
Rockefelter
Car. Heate
Sage
Cleveland
Ohio
Maron de Hirsch Foundation
Untermeyer
Whiten
Germany
Hobson
Silver Bow Block Sold To Eastern Men
The Silver Bow block at 162 West Granite Street in Butte was sold per a St Paul message. Deeds and papers will be drawn up within days. The price was not published. observers noted $75,000 would have bought the property 19 days ago. The St Paul capitalists reportedly bought the building for rental purposes from the Connole and McNamara estate, one of the oldest office blocks in Butte. Formal announcements are expected after the estate completes arrangements.
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Silver Bow
West
Granite Street
St. Paul
Connole & McNamara Estate
Butte
William McNanara
American Woolen Company
Ida M Tarbell
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Alleged Chicago Rioters Granted Jury Trials
Chicago reports jury trials granted to men and women arrested in a riot during a South State street parade linked to unemployed men seeking charity. Parson’s widow Albert Parson was present. police clashed with protesters injuring officers and many marchers. Bonds set at 4900 each. prisoners released pending municipal court dates.
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Chicago
Tiaistead
Ley
Parson
Albert Parson
Eompnelty
Haymarket
Simone
Tittin St. John Tucker
Episcopal Shurch of the ‘Redeemer
Hull House
Butte Elks Invited to Miles City Opening Show
The Miles City affair opening will feature a vaudeville show with with Fikes members traveling from Butte. Adolph Augustus plus Ben Hur, Kid Frown in chariot. Eva Dr Whitney as a dramatic lead. Uncle Tom roles by Leighton For seth. Belasco by Foley. Furst team in a triple act. The Butte lodge is advised to inspect this herd of acts.
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Miles City
Tally
Fikes
Adolph Augustus
Kid Frown
Ben-Hur
Chariot
Rice
Dim Perrington
Shores
Jack Git- Tord
Mickey Mahoney
Eva
Dr. Whitney
al Leighton
Steve Forseth
Uncle Tom
Jack Foley
David Belasco
al Purst
Furst
Steinnd Clancey
Butte
Balou Pleads Guilty For Operating Engine Without License
In Justice Doran's court Yeatorday Balou pleaded guilty to operating a steam engine without an engineer's license. Balou said he recently moved to Montana and held a license in another state, claiming ignorance of local licensing rules after 30 days' residency. He worked at the Butte & Great Falls mine. John Parrott also pleaded guilty to vagrancy and was sentenced to 60 days in county jail.
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John Parrott
Gallatin Valley Miller Discusses Grain Market Trends
RT Trask sales manager of Gallatin Valley Milling reports flour demand rising across the state and prices climbing. He cites speculative influence on price gains and notes expected good crops in the Gallatin valley. Farmers have sold grain at satisfactory prices for 1914.
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Gallatin Valley
RT. Trask
Acoma
Gallatin
Railway Officials Headed to Billings for Hearing
F D Burroughs general freight agent of the Milwaukee at Seattle F S Keeley assistant general freight and passenger agent of the Milwaukee at Butte and W TH Merriman division freight and passenger agent of the Northern Pacific at Butte left for Billings to attend a state railroad commissioners hearing Coal operators have complained to the commission about rates from Bear Creek to Milwaukee points.
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F. D. Burroughs
Milwaukee
Seattle
F. S. Keeley
Butte
W. TH. Merriman
Northern Pacific
Billings
Commission
Co Bear Creek
Mikee
Montana flowers sell in far western cities
Montana carnations prove competitive in open market as W H Merriman of Northern Pacific reports shipments to Walla Walla Spokane and other western cities and to St Paul. Grace Methodist club hosts talks on laymen movement with Rev E R Early and W J Steele. Yellowstone Trail officials promote improved roads with A L Love and C F Peterson in town. Union to buy Bache-Denman coal property for 103000 and sign deeds soon. Funeral services for infant son of Mr and Mrs John J Banzhaf to be held today.
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Montana
West
W. H. Merriman
Northern Park
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
RE. Early
South Side Methodist Episcopal Church
W. J. Steele
Christian Church
Good Roads
A. L. Love
M Tana
Yellowstone Trail Association
Buito
C. F Peterson
Hettinger
N. D
Spokane
Tutte
Oscar Roh
S Monun
John J. Banzhaf Sant
White
Children's Vests and Underwear Prices Cut
Women's and children's underwear listings note Silke and wool children’s vests for ages 1 to 6 years with a value of 1.25 dollars and sale price 75 cents. Local catalog item highlights emphasize affordable basics for young wearers.
Twenty One of Penarth Crew Lost in Norfolk Gale
British steamer Penarth with maize cargo wrecked off the Norfolk coast after striking Sheringham shoal in a heavy gale. Twenty one of 27 crew drowned, six survivors rescued by a cruiser. George Boyle believed wrecked nearby. rocket signals observed, lifeboat reached scene too late. Fate of several crew members unknown.
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London
Penarth
Norfolk
Hull
Tyne
Saint Naxaire
France
Coast Guards
Cromer
George Royte
District debate on stringent amendment gains pace
A Senate bill proposed by Senator John Hart aims to tighten an amendment, with effects upon certification of votes. In Washington a Rocky Mountain National Park bill passed the House, covering 281000 acres in Colorado chiefly forest reserves. Lexington reports the British government completes a milestone, Kentucky orders 3000 horses shipped from Linco. Damaged text notes a furniture firm loss and an unclear damage estimate centered on a large concern.
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