Montana Cattle Shipments Planned Amid Drought Crisis
Montana officials and livestock leaders meet in Bozeman to organize shipments from the drought stricken north. John M Brander says stock will be moved in late July with a major meeting on July 19 to finalize plans. Senator Booth warns the state could lose 54 million dollars in taxable livestock if action is delayed.
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Bozeman
St. Paul
John M. Brander
Montana
Capitol
Brander
Minnesota
Fred D. Sherman
Helena
Vd “Booth
Fallon County
Wallace Mines Labor Briefs Mark Reopenings After Holiday
In Wallace Idaho the district reopened after a three day holiday though three Mullan district mines reported partial underground work. Mines affected include Federal Mining and Smelting Gold Hunter Mining and Smelting and National Copper Mining. One third to one half of the day shift reported. Coeur d Alene district notices warned a strike for all class war prisoners with English and Finnish printings. No strike action by the local union was contemplated per officials. Defections at the three properties were attributed to Mooney sympathizers.
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Wallace
Idaho
Mullan
Dhiffs
Federal
Federal Mining and Smelting Company
Gold Hunter
Gold Hunter’ Min and Smelting Company
National
National Copper Mining Company
Coeur Alene
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Mooney
Ines
Presley Takes Own Life in Despondent Fit
Denver reports in a despondent episode that Presley took his own life at Pendleton round up. The brief note notes his distress and the immediate aftermath as authorities investigated the scene. Further details are unclear due to the fragmentary OCR text.
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Presley
From Sire to Son Past 15 Revealed In 1920s Scandal
Washington reports Senator New of Indiana responded to a sensational claim that Harry S. New III is his son. The alleged son faces murder charges in Topanga Canyon over Freida Less er, with attorney John Richardson stating New may have been not in his right mind. New shows nervous behavior in city jail as his mother, Lulu Burger, travels from Indianapolis.
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Washington
New
Indiana
Angeles
Harry
United States
Harry 8
Tris
Freida Lesser
Topanga Canyon
John Richardson
Richardson
Lulu Burger
Indianapolis
President Kelley Arrives in Butte Amid Tense Talks
President Kelley of Anaconda Copper Mines visits Swan Lake and meets with Union representatives to discuss demands on wages and conditions. He tours the company’s new East Quartz Street offices, the scene of Saturday morning dynamiting. He inspected the premises but offered no comment.
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Anaconda Copper
Swanlake
Durlins
H Mt
Kelley
East Quarts Street
Tacoma Mooney Strike Lacks Enthusiasm Among Shipyard Men
A Mooney strike in Tacoma failed to gain strong support as shipyard workers walked in with limited backing. A Metal Trades Council session disavowed responsibility for the action and warned members not to endanger their jobs with further strikes. Night shift reports at Toad Drydock and Construction Co yards suggested the strike was near its end and crews would return Tuesday.
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Mooney
Tacom
Moone Committee
Metal Trades Council
Hore
Street Car Strike Ends in Cleveland Amid Arbitration
The Cleveland street car strike ends pending arbitration after talks between the city and the company led by Mayor Harry L. Davis. The workers demand a daily wage increase and a 10 percent raise, with service set to resume tomorrow morning under the agreement.
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Cleveland
Feland Railway
Harry Ll. Davis
More men put to work in mines increase in underground work
The Cal met A Heela and subsidiary mines tonight announced re employment for three thousand underground men. This does not mean more than ninety per cent of normal output of copper, but an increase in underground development.
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Calmet A Heela
Sinn Fein Organizations Declared Unlawful Associations
Dublin castle issued a proclamation declaring Sinn Fein organizations and Irish volunteers in the counties including Tipperary as unlawful associates under the emergency measures. The Associated Press report notes the crackdown targets political groups amid rising tensions.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Dublin Castle
Sinn Fein
Tipperary
Jawad
George Primrose Reported Dying in San Diego
George Primrose is reported dying in San Diego California. The worded notes indicate he is seriously ill with limited time and hopes for improvement within two weeks. The fragmentary text mentions medical care and potential prognosis.
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San Diego
Cal
George
Aspen
Hindenburg appeals Foch to block emperor extradition
Copenhagen July 7 Field Marshal von Hindenburg former chief of the German staff appeals to Marshal Foch for support in preventing the extradition of the former German emperor. He offers to place his person fully at disposal of Meantime plans unfold for Montana Public Health association organization. Missouri City vote upholds capital punishment by hanging with 87 to 16 margin.
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Copenhagen
von Hindenburg
Marshal Foch
Missoula
Montana Public Health Association
Missouri
City
Mar
President's Message Set for Congress Reading
The president's message to congress is completed and ready for Thursday delivery. The address, lasting about 20 minutes, covers the peace treaty, protocols, and the peace conference's work, totaling roughly 5,000 words.
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U.S
Givon
Congress
Argentine favors the league in ratification context
A Washington dispatch cites Buenos Aires papers reporting approval for treaty ratification. The July 7 act mentions a San Francisco test case on whether Interstate transportation can include alcoholic beverages. Berlin reports the federal committee approved ratification of the treaty with broad administrative support.
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Senate
Buenos Aires
Berlin
Federal Committee
Park to Park Transit Starts From Yellowstone to Glacier
Bozeman and other Northwest towns report the first leg of a park-to-park route. The Yellow cars carried passengers today as they traversed from Yellowstone National Park toward Glacier National Park on the inaugural journey.
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Bozeman
Bozema
Yellowstone National Park
Glacier National Park
Ottawa Parliament Prorogued Amid Prohibition Split
Ottawa Ontario July the Parliament ended a long season when prorogued today Premier Borden said the prohibition bill would not be passed due to commons senate differences. Rome reports clashes between French and Italians at Fiume with six killed and wounded.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Sesson
Borden
Commons
Senate
Rome
Fiume
Burleson Appeals on Telephone Company Control
Washington July 1 Postmaster General Burleson orders managers of telephone companies to differences that have caused a dispute with the wire control board. The note signals ongoing tensions over regulatory authority and interagency oversight affecting telephony operations.
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Burleson
Washington
Clarkson Denies Graham Charge On Secret War Council
Washington reports seven men formed a secret government behind closed doors to direct war policy. Clarkson denied the majority of the house committee’s claim that the administration took no preparedness steps before entering the war. The testimony named Gentrey Baruch Willard and others as advisory council members, with claims the council advised Congress and influenced legislation and policy.
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Washington
Seven_ me
United States
Ham
House
War Department
Council of National Defense
Hollis Gentrey
Howard B. Herward M. Baruch
Samuel Franklin H. Martin
Julius Daniel Willard
Kamn
Grosvenor B. Clarkson
Ittee
Council of National
Congress
Counci Keting
Charleston Navy Yard Launches Tilman Named Vessel
The Charleston yard launched the ship Tilman built in honor of late Senator Benjamin R. Tilman of South Carolina. Miss Mariel Tillman, granddaughter of the senator, christened the vessel with champagne.
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Charleston
Guy Comane
Tilman
Charleston Navy Yard
Benjamin R. Tilman
South Carolina
Mariel Tillman
Press opposition grows to trying ex-Kaiser in London
Paris dispatches report strong British press opposition to trying the former German emperor in London and doubts about trying him at all. American and Japanese opposition cited, with Italy described as lukewarm, signaling shifting sentiment.
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London
Paris
America
Japan
Italy
First Dempsey Willard Fight Photographs Shown in Montana
The first photographs from the Dempsey Willard fight reach Montana readers via Standard. Images mailed yesterday to Anaconda reveal the size of the memorable attack and the bout's raw violence as Jack Dempsey lands decisive shots in Detroit.
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Montana
Standard
Toledo
Anaconda
Dempsey
Detheon
Jack
Kansas
Dismissal or reprimand in Morrissey case at Butte police board
After an eight hour deliberation the five day hearing found Edward Morrissey guilty of misconduct and unbecoming a police officer. The board recommended dismissal, with one member urging reprimand and suspension. Mayor Stodden will review testimony before acting on the police commission findings and recommendations.
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Ward Morrisey
Butte
Gard
Kent
Jackman
John
Wulf
Stodden
Mor- Flaney
Force
McMullen
Ard
Ity
Buttesin
Catherine Penney
Witkin Belmour
Mea Wi Henkes
Edward Morrkey
Auaint
Make
Morrissey
Edward Morrissey
Dennis Harrington
Prank McGee
Mon- Sand
State of Montana
Iward Morrissey
Argentleman
United States
Montana
Butt
Police Department
Butte, Mont
President to Arrive in Gotham Early Today
President to arrive in Gotham early today. Streets through which Mr. Wilson will travel tomorrow morning. He will board a destroyer and take them out to sea. He will deliver a brief address at Carnegie Hall. Gov Smith and Mayor Hylan will share the presidential car.
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Wilson
Carnegie Hall
Govenor Smith
Hylan
Ghd
Wilsor
Attack on Rome Plot Seen in Anarchist Arrests
A reported conspiracy to attack Rome with hand grenades and explosives led to the arrest of 16 conspirators as a key part of the operation. The case is connected to a broader debate in Congress over wartime prohibition enforcement and the repeal of the act.
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Rome
Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Body of WWI Captain Fryatt brought to Dover
The body of Capt Charles Fryatt executed in 1918 by the Germans for attempting to ram a ship was brought to Dover for troop arrivals. New York reports transports Louisville and Giuseppe Verdi arrived from Brest and Marseilles with 141 officers and 4,118 troops.
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Associat
London
Charles Fryatt
Ger
Dover
New York
Louisville
Giuseppe Verdi
Brest
Marseilles
Denver Faces Immediate Street Car Strike Over Wage Cuts
Denver July 7 The Denver Tramway Company announces sweeping wage reductions for its employees as union officials say a strike will follow any cut. The wage reductions take effect at 5 p.m. tomorrow after the Colorado Supreme Court upheld home rule power to regulate utility rates. A street fare ordinance already took effect Saturday in Denver. The union plans a midnight meeting to decide further action.
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Denver
F. W. Hild
Denver Tramway Company
Colorado Supreme Court
Colorado
Supreme Court
Cascade case and union plan adoption noted in Standard Today
Fragmentary text references Cascade case and Harrison avenue payment orders, a union plan adopted, and mentions of snow relief, a box theft, a pastor honored, and a police retirement to work. It also notes a metal trades annual meeting, a state association gathering in Boulder, and various scattered items across local news.
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Cascade
Harrison Avenue
Calarkets
Butie
Boulder
Montana
Ientrat
Corpa
Mayof
Bport News
Mgnt. Advertising
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