Roundup Ends In Blaze Of Glory At Deer Lodge
The frontier celebration drew crowds with riders Gregory and Yakima Canute sharing prize money, Rick Ringling attracting attention with a $5,000 saddle. Butte Mines band, led by Col. Thomas McTague, performed for visiting guests including Butte, while Deer Lodge Mayor Frank Conley received a parade of well wishers. An inmate car from Warm Springs enjoyed the show, hailed as perhaps the West’s best event.
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Gregory
Shannon
Yakima Canute
Rick Ringling
Ringling
Work
Deer Lodge
Butte
Milwaukee
Butte Mines
Thomas McTague
Sam Treloar
Frank Conley
Conley
John Shannon
Montana
Old Montana
Warm Springs
Iss Ae
Harding Addresses Strike as He Sees Labor Rights
President Harding spoke in Marion Ohio on labor rights stressing workers may bargain collectively and labor without another’s permission. The fourth day of the shopmen strike passed quietly as railroads reported mixed return-to-work effects and guards increased at several shops.
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Harding
Marion
Ohio
Florida East Coast Workers Form New Union After Wage Pact
Maintenance of way employees on the Florida East Coast railroad sign a wage contract under the railroad labor board scale and withdraw from their national union to form a new local union, according to J. P. Beckwith, vice president, in Jacksonville.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Maintenance of Way
Florida East Coast Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
J. P. Beckwith
Road
Nine Narrowly Escapes Death Near Deer Lodge
A Ford touring car on fire between Deer Lodge road and Opportunity prompted Mr. Slater to try to rescue occupants but flames prevented license retrieval. The car wrecked with no visible driver. Nearby Basin a big machine hit a small car carrying two women with babies and a man, flipping it into a creek. all five were rescued and clothed in Boulder. The five occupants survived, while the big machine sped away.
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Deer Lodge
Opportunity
Slater
Basin
Boulder
Rebels Driven From Dublin as Free State Pushes Siege
Dublin reports say Free State forces have completed the encirclement in Sackville street and driven rebels from Earl street and the Gresham hotel area. Thirty-two rebels captured. fires at the Young Men’s Christian Association and Hotel Hamman hinder operations as National troops advance with smoke and armor. Casualties exceed 609 dead and 200 wounded since the Four Courts assault, with Midlands centers and several towns now under government control.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Free State
Sackville Street
Free Staters
Hamman
National Army
Four Courts
Gresham Hotel
Gresham
Midlands
Athlon
Mullingar
Longford
Trim
Tipperary
Nenagah
Roscrea
Firing erupts between Free Staters and Republicans in Enniskillen area
Reports from Belfast dated July 4 describe fierce clashes overnight with Free Staters and Republicans in Enniskillen. Police barracks were set on fire and the post office wrecked. In Collooney the courthouse and several Protestant homes were burned.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Enniskillen
Sligo
Collooney
Twelve Irish prisoners escape Dundalk jail rescue near Drogheda
Twelve men jailed in Dundalk for losing were freed by comrades in a commandeered lorry and driven toward Drogheda. Regulars and irregulars pursued, six miles out they fired on pursuers. One prisoner wounded. all recaptured and returned to jail as fighting between factions continued in Drogheda with machine guns and railway damage.
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Associated Presse
Belfast
Dundalk
Drogheda
Local Fourth of July Visits From Ranch and Town Residents
PEER LODGE Montana July 4 Mr and Mrs William Shaw visited relatives in the city and attended the Fourth of July celebration from their ranch house near Helmville. Mr and Mrs Albert Jacobson of Anaconda spent the Fourth at the home of Mrs Jacobsons parents Mr and Mrs S D Kirkes in this city. Oscar Burks and Walter Kroger of Philipsburg spent the Fourth with friends here.
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Peer Lodge
William Shaw
Houe
Helmville
Albert Jacobson
Anaconda
Gumps Not For Andy Xoo Gamble On Your Hole
Fragmentary note describes risky game and warning to a person named Andy Xoo about trying again. Seems like a heated, unspecific exchange with threats of nets and draining water from a lake. No clear entities beyond generic names.
Duel with daggers ends in two wounded and arrests
Two Finns, Oscar Byykkoer and John Kelola, suffered deep cuts in a dagger duel near Broadway and Oklahoma Street. Pfeund, a miner, was thrown from a second story window. Eric Lawson was arrested over the incident.
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Oscar Byykkoer
John Kelola
Broadway
Oklahoma Street
Pfeund
Eric Lawson
Lawson
Mother and Babe Are Laid to Rest
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Sullivan and her infant son Joseph were held yesterday morning from 726 North Wyoming Street with a 9 30 mass at St MARY S church officiated by Rev Father Hannan. Holy Cross cemetery services were conducted by Rev Father O Malley with pallbearers Jerry O Neill Jerry Dwyer
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Catherine Sullivan
Joseph
North
Wyoming Street
St. Mary’s Church
Father Hannan
Holy Cross Cemetery
Father O'Malley
Jerry O'Neill
Jerry Dwyer
Seventy Two Held at City Jail in Butte
At midnight 72 men were jailed in Butte on intoxication charges and scheduled to appear before Police Judge Shea. Jailer Mike Murphy said there is no more room in the cages, with late arrivals to be kept in the jail corridor.
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Butte
Shea
Mike Murphy
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Eurce
Ungerm
Andy
MR. Gump
WERE
Wire, Ayeo
Gingham
Juanita A. Penniman
Rogers Bros
Walter Baker's Chocolate
Graham
Lyccn
Copper Butte
Schilling
Byykkoer
Kalola
South Main Street
Ernest
Michael Leahy
Patrick Sullivan
John Murphy
John Harrington
Sidney Vw
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