Rankin advocates suffrage to curb child labor in Montana
Miss Jeannette Rankin spoke at the Auditorium urging women voters to back suffrage as a path to stronger child labor laws. She cited AFL backing and vivid labor-scale examples from New York strikes, arguing the ballot would empower protection for workers and families. Willie Carne recovers from severe burns. largest U S gold mines east of the Black Hills are in North Carolina.
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Jeannette Rankin
Butte
Montana
Industria
New York
Express
Miss Rankin
American ‘Federation of Labor
Rosza
Butte Woman's Suffrage Club
United States
Black Hills
North Carolina
Girl Swallows Pin But Not Worried In Montana Outcome
Viola Ellison an 18 year old of Three Forks swallowed a two inch pin while dressing. She rode 74 miles to Butte for medical help and an X ray was taken though the pin could not be found. A later operation was planned if needed as the pin causes only minor annoyance.
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Viola Ellison
Three Forks
Butte
Miss Ellison
Ellison
X-ray Misses Pin Location in Patient's Throat
Surgeons yesterday took an X-ray to locate a pin but misread the image from the left throat view. The operation failed to find the pin. A second X-ray and a second operation are planned today. The patient, a young woman, could still talk on admission. the pin has a large head.
Miner Mike Farrington Hurt After Fall at Leonard
Mike Farrington aged 20 a miner at the Leonard and lodger at the Oakland block fell downstairs yesterday. His left wrist was cut near the artery and he grew weak from blood loss when brought to Murray hospital.
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Mike Farrington
the Leonard
Oakland
Murray Hospital
Doctor Conduct Sparks Tea Time Debate At Clinic
A Manchester Guardian passage notes a medical firm mostly focused on care. A discussion arises about a doctor who serves afternoon tea to patients from 2 to 5. Younger doctors react with indignation while the oldest praises the practice, claiming a public eating habit benefits the profession.
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Manchester Guardian
Sweden produces shale and slate oil for engines
Oil produced in Sweden from shale and slate proves suitable as fuel for certain engine types, offering a new energy source option.
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Sweden
Two Men Hit by Timber Injuries at Speculator Mine
Fred Badger aged 33 of 123 North Idaho street suffered serious back and possible internal injuries after a timber struck him at the Speculator mine. Bart Hann, 44 of 243 East Park Street, was badly cut on the back. Both men are patients at Murray hospital and their conditions were to be updated today.
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Fred Badger
North Idaho Street
Speculator
Bart Hann
East Park Street
Ile
Badger
Hann
Murray Hospital
Crete's Siege Against Candia Outlasted Ancient Conflicts
The text recounts Crete enduring the longest siege, starting 1648 when Turks attacked Candia. Candia fell only in September 1669 after two years of siege. A 1821 revolt left fortified cities held by Turks, with many remain uncaptured until powers intervened nine years later.
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Crete
Troy
Candia
Fire cause debated in insurance inquiry prompt
A New York fire insurance adjuster says public suspicion rose after a blaze that year. A janitor speculates the motive involved a clash between a $500 value and a $1,000 policy, implying possible arson or fraud.
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New York
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