Wall Street Protests Lead 16 Arrested in July Demonstration
On July 3 in New York 16 protesters from the All American Anti Imperialist League were jailed after marching before J P Morgan on Wall Street. Among those detained were John dos Passos and Robert Minor who publicly urged workers to act while police halted the demonstration.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan
Robert Minor
The
Daily Worker
Harry Gaines
J. J. J. Hall
Porto Rico
Phillipines
United States
Nicaragua
Artist Depicts Life Stories of Smith and Robinson
A feature portrays the lives of Smith and Robinson as scouts supported by Wall Street, highlighting the themes of defeating Wall Street’s war against Nicaragua and questioning relief for farmers over bankers.
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Smith and Robinson
Wall Street
Nicaragua
Al Smith Not To Be Stampeded Remarks Continue
The article notes that Al Smith plans no political statements before formally accepting the nomination, probably in August, delaying any campaign address to avoid preevent pressure.
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AL Smith
Condemned Buildings Notice For 635-637 Utah Avenue
City Engineer's Office notes a condemned property at 635 637 Utah Avenue Butte Montana. Old building to be boarded up and repaired within 30 days per central addition lot 5 block 7. Ella Miller of 633 Utah Avenue listed in description. Public stake cited in civic glory notice.
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Utah Avenue
Butte
Mont
Ella Miller
Nobile in Serious State Amid Rescue Efforts for Missing Crew
Nobile remains hopeful about finding Rene Guilbaud and three French naval crew aboard the Norge as icebreaker Braganza reaches port with Norwegian aviators Riiser-Larsen and Luetzow Holm. They will transfer to Miss Louise Boyd’s sealer Hobby to aid the Amundsen search, while a Russian icebreaker Krassin is asked to assist. The lost trio Dr Finn Malmeren Captain Alberto Mariano and Captain Filippo Zappi had only 40 pounds of provisions and no weapons or sleeping gear on their perilous ice trek.
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Rene Guilbaud
Nobile
Riiser-Larsen
Luetzow Holm
Hobby
Louise Boyd
Amundsen
Krassin
Virgo Bay
Mueller cabinet promises score of reform acts
The new chancellor vows peaceful conciliation and renunciation of revenge in foreign policy. He calls for evacuating occupied areas, disarmament, and ends protectionism. Communists mock the plan while the extreme right scoffs at League of Nations references. All cabinet members present except Stresemann who is ill.
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League of Nations
Dr. Stresemann
Card of Thanks for William Willoughby
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy at the death and funeral of our loving nephew William Willoughby. Special mention to friends of Wallace and Mullen Idaho the Rev Mr Mills and singers and all who sent flowers. Mr and Mrs Simon Willoughby and family.
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William Willoughby
Wallace and Mullen
Idaho
Mills
Simon Willoughby Ang
Butte Will Host 1929 Grand Aerie Convention
The retiring president becomes chairman of the board of trustees and was chosen representative to the grand aerie meeting at Columbus Ohio in August. William Malloy of Butte was named alternate. Butte was selected for the 1929 convention. Montana’s delegation is urged to back the Great Lakes St. Lawrence waterway to bring Montana 1600 miles closer to the Atlantic and ease transport. A resolution also asks Lester H. Loble of Helena to join the national old age pension commission.
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Grand Aerie
Columbus
Ohio
Willam Malloy
Butte
Montana
Great Lakes
National Old-Age Pension Commission
Illinois Wave Is Cause Of Deaths
The Illinois wave is blamed for five deaths and heavy property losses over Sunday and Monday. Three men were killed by lightning in Toronto during a July thunderstorm. Fred Campbell and Dale Scott died at a Leaside railroad bridge when lightning hit their refuge. Noel Howard, 17, was killed while driving a wagon of wood.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Ont
Fred Campbell
Dale Scott
Leaside
Noel Howard
Jefferson Board Considers New Highway At Woodville
Jefferson county commissioners in regular session at the courthouse discuss a new road project at Woodville to avoid a dangerous crossing of the Great Northern railway where Elk Park road meets the line The plan moves the crossing about a hundred yards north The site was surveyed by Commissioner Vollmer and County Surveyor C D Flaherty last Saturday.
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Standard
Boulder
Jefferson County
Joseph Vollmer
Emmett Douglass
William Dawson
Woodville
Butte
Elk Park
Great Northern Railway
Vollmer
C. D. Flaherty
Collision Report Involving Gleason And Speirs Car
James Gleason of 944 Woolman street reported a collision with a machine registered to Hugh Speirs of 1901 Arizona street on Montana street near the Milwaukee freight depot. Neither vehicle sustained significant damage.
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James Gleason
Woolman Street
Hugh Speirs
Arizona Street
Montana Street
Milwaukee
Judges Cleared in Chicago Crime Case
Chicago July 3 three criminal court judges Emanuel Eller nephew of Morris Eller political boss Stanley H Klarkowski and Otto Kerner were absolved of all blame for waiving felonies in a report by the special tribunal of circuit and superior court judges The Chicago crime commission led by Frank J Loesch had charged pattering with crime against them
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Associated Press
Chicago
Criminal Court
Emanuel Eller
Morris Eller
Stanley H. Klarkowski
Otto Kerner
Chicago Crime Commission
Frank J. Loesch
Coman 15 Named NP Vice President
Charles Donnelly chief of the Northern Pacific Railway announces W. E. Coman as vice president with Seattle HQ. The appointment is effective immediately. Coman previously served as assistant to the president and was western traffic manager based in Seattle for six years before his January promotion.
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Charles Donnelly
Northern Pacific Railway Company
W. E. Coman
Seattle
Coman
Western Traffic
Oil Explosion Kills Two At North Dakota Plant
Two workers died and two were seriously burned when an explosion and fire destroyed the International Oil company plant in Minot North Dakota on July 3. The blast occurred at the oil facility, with responders rushing to control the flames and aid injured workers amid an effort to determine the cause.
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Associated Press
Minut. N. D
International Oil Company
Pearl Seccomb Weds Francis H Kennedy in Centerville
Francis H. Kennedy and Pearl J. Seccomb were married at Rev. Charles G. Cole's home last night. They plan a short honeymoon and will reside at 623 Colorado Street. Pearl is the daughter of Albert and Mrs Seccomb of Centerville. Francis is the son of Joseph and Mrs Kennedy of Butte. Attendants were Joseph H. Seccomb and Edna M. Trembath.
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Francis H. Kennedy
Pearl J. Seccomb
Charles G. Cole
Colorado Street
Albert E. Seccomb
Centerville
Joseph Kennedy
Butte
Joseph H. Seccomb
Edna M. Trembath
Explosion Killings and Fire Hurt Two Brothers
The blast caused about 125000 dollars in losses. Miss Marguerite Elder a stenographer and Thomas E Hulberg a warehouse foreman were killed. Lester and Hamlet Hanson brothers were seriously burned. The explosion is believed to have been started by a motor spark.
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Marguerite Elder
Thomas E. Hulberg
Lester
Hamlet Hanson
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