Butte Notes Show Local Visitors And Transactions
The item lists numerous visitors and guests in Butte from Helena, Dillon, Great Falls, Wisdom, Roundup and other towns, plus business visitors from Livingston, Kalispell and Missoula. It mentions local commerce notices, a savings bank interest policy, and a brief marriage announcement. Key names include John W. Shryock, Mina Belle Bennett, Leopold, Mrs. Bert Canfield, and the Thorn ton hotel reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Stein-Bloch
Tonkin's
Parker
Dilton
John W. Shryock
Helena B. Walker
Alder
E. J. Ryan
Helena
Milligan
Livingston
RB. Adams
Missoula
Butte
RT. Wemple
Dillon
German L. Camp
Billings
Dickel
Garrison
Mina Belle Bennett
Grenwon
RE. Matthews
W. J. Hiseine
Deer Lodge
W. M. Lane
Leodore
Cisson
RD. McGowan
Valier
George A. Feyder
Tasin Leopold
Birk
Lewistown
Ues
CC. Scott
Victor
H.W. Tunner
Grant
Friends
Browning
Wisdom
J. B. Lytton
Whitefish
Xueste
W. A. Bilis
D.W. Erwin
Lisa
J. R. Quimby
C. RB. Crampton
Bert Canfield
C. F. Schoenfeld
Sheridan
Josephine Sutherland
Roundup
C.F. Bailey
J.P. Burns
Great Falls
Emmett Douglas
Walter R. Eyman
Martinsdale
J.D. O'Leary
Kalispell
J. H. Andrews
Anaconda
Thomas Magan
Washington Street
H. J. McNamara
Charles O'Reilley
J. P. McKenna
Race Track
LE. Ste
Griner
Annual mining company reports show 1917 net proceeds and costs
The 1917 statements of Anaconda Copper and North Butte Mining detail gross proceeds and net earnings. Totals include ore tonnage, gross value per ton, total mining and transportation costs, and net proceeds for the year ended June 1 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda and
North Butte
Gross Proceeda
Anaconda
Idié
Sital
SEN
Isid
Aronda Copper Mining Company
North Butte Mining Company
County Assessor
Charles Sehwarts
Car Land and Tax Department
Andante Wearoany
Eee
Neverevent
8. Lawrence
Mountain Godel
Great Falls
Creeerisis
Settlement hopes and union split loom in Butte miners
Conference in Butte centering on the metal mine workers seeks a bona fide miners’ organization with AFL backing while Campbell's camp resists affiliating with the International Mine and Smelter Men. International AFL heads offer terms to join the United Mine Workers if a strike can end. Local unions debate joining or resisting, with electrical, carpenters, and telephone issues adding to the labor tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconta and Falls
International Mine, Mil and Smelter Men's Union
Campbell
McNulty
Metal Mine Workers Committee
International
Finien
Dan Shoo- Lin
Tom Campbell
John Dora
Newt
Unio
Butte
American Federation of Labor
American Fed
Eration of
United Mine Workers of America
Ell
Arizona
Federation of Tabor
Imetal Mine Workers Union
Mpbell
Mi and Smelter
Henry Wortel
Frank J. McNulty
Electricians
Joe McNulty
Metal
Finlen Hotel
Peter Kelly
Old Western Federation of Miners
Miners Struggle and Union Talk Split Across West
A report outlines committee efforts to ease miners’ troubles and explore joining the United Mine Workers of America. It notes proposed enlargement of the committee, talks with international miners, and a telegram from Jerome, Arizona, about IW W influence. The piece cites 19 000 workers on strike as broader context and mentions wage increases and broader western industry strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Jackson
Hirike
Aix
Campbell
Tom Campbell
Dan Shoviin
Joe Lite
William Stoddard
John Doran
Tom
I. W.W
Roosevelt and Gompers Clash Over East St Louis Riots
The article recounts a confrontation where Roosevelt denounces race riots in East St Louis and calls for justice within the United States. He asserts no provocation and criticizes harsh punishments while stressing equal treatment of all races. Gompers replies that Roosevelt misunderstood him and claims the colonel was bluffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Republic
East St. Lou
Acta
Mack Feast
Roosevelt
Senate Defeats Bone-Dry Amendment In Beer and Wine Fight
Washington July 6 After turbulent debate the Senate voted 52 to 44 against the bone-dry amendment in the food-content bill. The body recessed as leaders push for conferences and compromise. The vote followed a 68 to 10 bar on imported distilled beverages and a 43 to 40 tentative adoption of a prohibition against withdrawal of bonded spirits. The move shifts focus to restricting manufacture and import of distilled beverages during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Philpone
Fine Tribute to Belgians in Butte Meeting
A large Butte gathering honored Belgian bravery and national honor as Belgium’s cause was praised by dignitaries including Hugh Gibson and Lieutenant General Leclerca. Speakers urged American patriotism, pledged Montana and U.S. resources, and recounted Belgium’s struggle against invasion amid wartime speechifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Hugh Gibson
Win Sy
Ke Ie Walker
United States
United” States
Woodrow
Wile
Belgium
Stewart
Montana
Leonard Mine
Town Club
Belgium Officers Visit U S Legion in Helena
A Belgian delegation including Major Osterreith and James G. Whiteley tours the Hel ena Legation with the First regiment of Guides. Catholic priests from Montana natives of Belgium share education at Louvain. A Belgian observer notes Montana’s large size and compares populations, noting Belgium’s prewar population around 660,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Guides
Osterreith
Petrostal
Tush Gilson
G. Cook
Leclersq
James G. Whiteley
Belgian 1 Legation
W.D. Fisher
Smith
Montana
Belgium
Louvain
Mgr. de Stereo
Helena
Seot Abaconda
Repulens de Watkerville
Jerome district miners strike extends as I W W orders action
Reports from Jerome Arizona indicate about 250 miners report tonight across several mines in the Jerome district following an industrial workers of the world strike order. Governor Phelps was telegraphed about the strike and asked to send troops, but he declined to comment. A separate item notes the suppression of Der Zukunft in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Ariz
Industrial Workers of the World Organization
Vernor Phell
Arizona
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
P. O. News Tan
J. M
Thornton Hotel
R.B
Joe Powell
Ray Prager
Walter Morrison
Ed Morrissey
Vatromen
Doc Ingraham
Patty Howe
Sonny Korphy
Bute Eden
Nulty
Lek
Bell Telephone Company
Carpenters’ Son
Uut
Notce
Garden
Yant United Mine Workers
International Committee
Anne
Bueler
Economy Shoe Co
W. G. Lewis, Mer
West Park Street
Gompers
Mose Linz
Main and Broadway
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
Park Phone
BOYTE
Maxim Jos
John J. McCarthy
Star Thei
Robinson
Arkansas
Bond
Myers
Deve United Ina
Herry
The
Tri Justice
America
Baron Mencoeur
Havre
Mexico
Miss Clayton
Powell Claston
Leclerca
Cleansup
City
Harden
Copenhagen
Maximilian Haden
Berlin
California
Empson
Russell-Mitler Co
North Dakota
Park St
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