Deportation of miners during Bisbee strike described
The text recounts a 1917 deportation roundup of workers from Bisbee Lowell Warren and nearby areas. Armed guards corralled striking miners marching them to trains bound for New Mexico under heavy surveillance. Many faced hunger thirst and lack of food on long journeys amid claims of political hostility and demand for fair treatment.
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Hosiery Bargains Women’s Silk Hose and More
Advertises hosiery bargains for women and children featuring silk lisle and boot hose in multiple colors and patterns. Highlights include double sole and heel, black options, and special prices for children’s hose with reinforced sole and toe.
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Army ordered to evacuate deported men near Paso Texas
Paso Texas July 18 George Bell Jr district Tonight received orders to provide rations for the deported men from Hermanas and Columbus and to continue supplies until further notice The men will not be prisoners General Bell indicated in a terse report
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United Mine Workers Leader Visits Butte
Stephen Ely state president of United Mine Workers Montana arrived in Butte to gauge efforts to unite factions within the union and tackle internal tensions. He left noting encouraging prospects and planned to visit Hillings. The scene involved metal mine workers and competing plans for independent organizing and affiliates with the Federation of Labor.
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Electrical workers back to work after union talks
The Montana Power dispute shows unions pressing for a settlement with a new independent metal workers organization stirring tension with the AFL. Key figures include President McNulty and Manager Kerr as talks aim to avoid firings and reach an arbitration backed by a detailed wage and holiday schedule. The compromise sets rates for cable splicers, winders, and electricians with overtime terms and paid holidays, shaping the final labor agreement at the power company.
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Specials in Bed Linens and Towels at Hotel and Store
Advertises 15x36 muslin pillow cases 25 cents each and durable bed sheets at 1.50 full size. Huck towels 1.56 medium weight, plain white or bordered. Turkish towels 15 cents medium size. Bedspreads 1.25 each.
Jerome miners vote for war period during show
Jerome Ar July 13 A motion to extend the period of the war was adopted by the Jerome Local of the International Mill and Smelter Workers. A sideshow incident wounded Jack Stewart John Johnson and Jack Smighja, all from Marysville, as crowds clashed with troopers over alleged card swindle. The circus train was attacked, and authorities detained the event. The article notes rail precautions amid broader unrest and references regional strikes in Argentina and Chile.
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Diner Workers Discuss Labor Tactics Amid I W W Deportation Debate
Union leaders, including Sam Gompera, weigh strategies against mine owners and the deportation of I W W activists. A Denver convention plan is debated, with ballots prompting potential delegation changes. Protests to President Wilson’s representatives rise as the Butte chapter mobilizes, pledging solidarity and possible mine closures.
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