Butte Physicians Chosen to Offige (Continued From Page 1)
Nearly 100 physicians from Montana and beyond attended the Montana Medical Association meeting in Butte where Helena was chosen as next convention city and two local doctors were named to lead. The group discussed alcohol use, proposed higher dues, and urged proper birth and death reporting to the state board of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Montana
Iice
W. H. Stickney
Dickinson
N. D
W. F. Williamson
Portland
West
Helena
State Association
Butte
Silver Bow Club
Northwest Medicine
Montana Association
H. E. Coe
Seattle
Warm Springs
Galen
J. C. Shields
C. E. K. Vidal
W. F. Cogswell
State Board of Health
Williamson
Aerial Antennae Constructions for Amateur Radio
An instruction piece on building tic aerials and related indoor receivers using No 14 wire. It details end-to-end, flat-loop, and inside attic configurations, with spacing, insulators, grounding, and lead-in connections to improve reception even in small spaces or apartments.
Decides Against Railway Graft in Strikes and Injunctions
The ruling rejects the notion that the Baltimore and Ohio strike was lawful free expression and says the drive to cripple interstate commerce and intimidate workers was part of an unlawful conspiracy. Judge Wilkerson cites union bulletins showing leadership incitement to violence, notes $96,000,000 in road damage, and describes the injunction as preventing threats and intimidation near railroad property. The case followed the 1922 strike and Baltimore agreement, with the government pushing for broad restraint on picketing and communication, and defense withdrawing before final arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkerson
Wikerson
Labor Board
Daugherty
Chicago
Baltimore
Shop Crafts’ Union
Donald R. Richberg
Mr. Richberg
Death Penalty For Train Wreck Murders Declared
County Attorney Bourquin stated that convicting a person of murder by train wrecking where lives are lost carries only the death penalty. The ruling notes no extenuating provisions if the accused is a minor, making death the sole punishment for such offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Whitebait
Tues County
Bourquin
Inquest on Wreck Today Shifts Identities in Yakima News
An inquest is held today into a shipwreck that killed three men. A Seattle machinist was sent by train to Yakima to notify his sister Mrs 8 D Cameron of the accident. After more than 12 hours unidentified, Al rt Jacobs Marney a former Butte miner and Brouillard are identified from personal effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Yakima
Wash
D. Cameron
Laure
Alrt Jacobs
Marney
Butte
Brouillard
Whitehall
Widow Suspected High Man's Death
The widow of a Milwaukee apron factory owner is suspected in the death of her husband four days after their arrival in Los Angeles. She testified from a locked closet during the incident, with a bullet in the ceiling and four shell casings found. Police considered burglary as a possible motive, noting the couple’s move to Los Angeles in 1918 and the husband’s estate left to the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oesterreich
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Decesterreich
M. Korschell
Commerce Tie Up Forever Settled
Samuel Gompers declares the Chicago court decision makes interstate commerce strikes impossible with violence, promising severe punishment. He says railroads and unions will align, predicting a broad organization of workers soon across rail and other essential services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Republic
Captain Rickenbacher Visits Butte for Day
Capt Eddie Rickenbacher Americas ace in the late war arrived in Butte from Minneapolis for a day of business and meeting former service men. He will be guest of legionnaires at the Silver Bow club tonight at six o clock to reminisce on war experiences and discuss European conditions seen five months ago. He is a guest of G W Brown of the Stow Motor company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Rickenbacher
America
Butte
Minneapolis
Rickenbacher
Legionnaires
Silver Bow Club
G. W. Brown
Stow Motor Company
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Drs. Monahan and
Kistler
Yegen Bros. Bankers
Butte, Mont
Popular Mechanics
High Man
Capt
New Victor Records
White Way
White Way Orchestra
Brooke Johns
Barney Googie
Barney
Gulf Coast
Tennessee
Victor
Victrola
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden
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