White's views spark debate on Seattle shipyard strike
Seattle talk centers on a proposed general shipyard strike. Henry White criticizes the voting process and urges an honest referendum under International officers. He warns that the federal mediation is ineffective and that the Emergency Fleet Corp must retreat to avoid a prolonged labor clash. W. C. Smith is named as a key IWW Seattle leader involved in the strike voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Henry MW
Federal Media Yard
Ant
White
Department of Labor
Ir. Pies
Macy
Shinyasa
Eployers
Emergency Feet Corporation
Metal Trades Council
Mr. White
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Organized Labor
W. C. Smith
Industrial Workers of the World
One Alleged Remark Brings On Lawsuit
Marie Quirk by guardian sues for ten thousand dollars and two thousand diary damages claiming a false defamatory remark by Mrs Bennetts in police court on December 9 damaged the girl’s reputation and caused mental anguish.
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Marie Quirk
Adesterday
Its
Bennetts
Sutliff to Leave Butte for Vacation
George W. Sutliff, long time Butte resident since 1888, will depart tonight on the North Coast Limited for Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania for his first vacation in 23 years. He plans a California visit after months in his boyhood home and then return to Butte to pursue a new business venture while hoping to welcome home his son and nephew from France with the A E F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Sutliff
Butte
Joe W. Harmon
North Coast Limited
Pennsylvania
Mr. Sutliff Ald
Wilkesvarre
France
Mayme Farrell Sues for Divorce Over Cruelty
Mayme Farrell filed divorce proceedings against Charles Farrell alleging a course of conduct that makes life with him intolerable. They married in Butte two years ago. She requests restoration of her former name Powers. Attorney James BE Lynn represents her.
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Mayme Farrell
Charles Farrell
Butte
Powers
James BE
Lynn
Deportation for Bolshevik Ties Urged by US Officials
Government officials announce a plan to deport up to 190,000 Bolshevists and radical affiliates after peace articles are signed. Agents from military intelligence and justice monitor foreign-born activists, with new laws approved to exclude aliens linked to anti American propaganda. Judge Amidon warns of a day of judgment for foreign influence in US institutions.
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Europe
Wilson
Lenine
Trotsky
America
Military
Department of Justice
B. W. Burn
I. W. Ww
Burn
United States
Charles F. Amidon
North Dakota
Republic
Immigration act provisions on deported aliens and reentry penalties
The text describes how aliens listed under section one may be taken into custody with a secretary of labor warrant and deported under the act, with provisions applying regardless of entry time. It also states that any such alien reentering after deportation is guilty of a felony, facing up to five years' imprisonment and subsequent deportation after sentence ends.
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Secretary ‘of Labor
United States
Sucn
London ration concession ends weeklong labor standstill
In London a partial resolution emerged as employers grant a one hour concession to food and transport workers, following a conference. Nottingham miners settle after concessions to their main demands. On the Clyde, Glasgow faces unrest after the labor minister refuses to intervene amid ongoing tensions.
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London
Nottingham
Clyde
Glasgow
Temple H'nai Israel Friday Services Highlight
Regular Friday evening services at Temple H ya Israel corner Washington and Galena streets begin at 8 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to hear sermons on current religious topics.
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Temple Vna Israi
Temple H'nai Israel
Washington and
Galena Streets
County Attorney May Also Prosecute Case
In police court John Kotlas was fined 29 dollars on a gambling charge. Joe Tarryway Ges Vorekus Tony Kotlas Joe Renz Sam Orniozot were fined 10 dollars each. Deputy County Attorney Frank Riley gathered testimony. The judge held it a gambling case and remanded for further exam after conviction. Semer testified the game occurred in a coffee house on South Wyoming street near Park. He said he lost 28 dollars there Wednesday night and previously lost proceeds from selling a 90 dollar Liberty bond and a raffied motorcycle. He claimed others also lost 20 to 40 dollars. The defense argued it was only for treats. The judge ruled it a gambling case.
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John Semer
John Kotlas
Joe Tarryway
Ges Vorekus
Tony Kotlas
Joe Renz
Sam Orniozot
Frank Riley
Turley
Semer
Wyoming Street
Park
John Kollas
Complaints Filed in Justice Court Hearings
County Attorney Jackson filed complaints in Doran's court accusing Isadore Goodman and John Casey of bootlegging. Under Sheriff Whalen and Deputy O Connor arrested them. In Justice Ornsby's court Antone Hosko ketich faces failure to provide for Hosuila Boskoketich and two minor children. Ads note people ending their work in the world.
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Jackson
Doran
Isadore Goodman
John Casey
Colecred
Whalen
O'Connor
Justice
Ornsby's
Antone Hoskoketich
Hosuila Boskoketich
William Gallagher and others among marine corps casualties
Died of wounds and in aeroplane accident with several wounded. list includes William Gallagher of Philadelphia and multiple sergeants and privates from New York, Brooklyn, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania. Casualty categories show killed in action, died of wounds, died of disease, and missing in action.
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William ¥. Gallagher
Philadelphia
Matthew la Fahress
Hrookyn
N.Y
Ree Soum
Harmony
Sinn
Frank V. Austin
Brooklyn
Keawe
Hradieg
Hargeravile
Ind
Ailen Buntoniment
Sithaniel Lurk
Butler Pa
Francie A. Clayton
Cunane
George Dr Gullgon
Dealssland
Sta
Ge Werenatamaker
Galeville
Sosebh Avttartin
Dorchester
Maas
Arine Corps
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White's
Sane View Shipyard
Immigration
George Sutliff
Liberty
West Broadway
Vitagraph
Jemima
Aunt Jemima
Aunt Jemima Mills Company
St. Joseph, Missouri
RED
Uncle Sam
Bobby
Post Toasties
Siontanans
John V. Flaheraherty
Great Falls
Magnus V. Kjelgren
Annie Kjelgren
Vandalia
Ivan T. Bra
Frank Shumway
Wolf Point
Paul J. Immel
John Immel
Helena
George E. Tepel
Leslie Tepel
Culberson
Frank W. Stevens
Emma Palmer
Dixon
Eugene J. Callagh
Charles Callaghan
Bozeman
G. Slayton
Daniel W. Slayton
Laxina
Stanford Hannah
Thomas Hannah
Fort Benton
William D. Kahrimanis
Charles N. Lukes
Miles City
Adelbert O'Donnell
Cleveland
Jose C. Salazar
Tucson
Ariz
Oscar A. Sorensen
Lake Villa
Thomas F. Stanek
Chicago
Waller Summers
Indianapolis
Indi Miles Swain
Coldwater
Mich
Giacomo Tumbarello
Total
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Goethe
Judson Kame
George C. Bates
Marietta
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