Arbitration urged to end Miner disputes in Butte
The article urges arbitration to settle the miners split in Butte. It notes both sides risk heavy losses if a strike occurs and stresses the need for peace. The Butte Typographical union offers help and the Butte Miners’ union declares willingness to submit to arbitration administered by a recognized labor organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Western Federation
Butte Typographical Union
Butte Miners’ Union
No. 1
Dectt'ni Tribunal
Noone
Roosevelt and Prosperity Attack on Wilson Policy
Colonel Roosevelt, returning to the United States, attacks President Wilson for hindering prosperity and lacking credible plans to spread prosperity. He blames Wilson for the current hard times, tracing the mood back to Roosevelt's own earlier terms and asserting Roosevelt is not to blame for such conditions during his presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Wibaux bequest funds Miles City public park
Pierre Wibaux made his fortune in stock raising near Miles City and left a $10,000 bequest for a city park. The court distributed the estate and Miles City Council accepted the gift with conditions. The city will acquire park land within easy walking distance for recreation, honoring a legacy tied to Eastern Montana growth and community space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Wibaux
Miles City
Montana
Ailes City
Wibaux
Charles X. Larrabee
The Passing of Huerta and Western Railroad Strikes
An article discusses Victoriano Huerta’s resignation as Mexico’s president and its impact on stability with Villa and Carranza likely to clash again. It also reports Western railroads facing a potential strike by 55,000 engineers and firemen over wages and hours, with negotiations ongoing and a proposed cost impact of about 33 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoriano Huerta
Villa
Carranza
Huerta
Associated Press
Senor Modeno
United States
Francisco Madero
Pino Suarez
Springfield Republican
Mexico
Reckens
Chicago
Erdman Het
Conference Committee of Railroad Managers
White House Visit In A Fairy Tale Kitchen
Jack and Kate awaken to a dream like voyage to a white house with a garden and towers. They explore a home where a kind fairy guides them, discovering a warmly set table with roast beef and pudding, and two bedrooms for a boy and a girl as the fairy promises to watch over them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Kate
White House
Kate V
Ernest
New York City
Synds
Satin cape with yoke detail and wired collar
Description outlines an airy black satin cape featuring a full lower section attached to a front yoke, doubled to form an arm opening. The yoke ends in crossed front straps and fastens beneath the cape at the back. A wired collar sits at the rear, with bright striped silk lining inside cape and garment.
Cauliflower Cooking Tips From 1914 Column
A 1914 McClure Syndicate household column discusses cauliflower cooking, including soaking, salting, and worm removal, plus light cooking times. It offers sauces with butter flour milk and lemon, and notes avocado and exotic produce price context. Frances Marshall invites questions on household topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Frances Marshall
McClure Syndicate
Humor Snippets and Witty Exchanges From Newspapers
A collage of brief quips and cartoonish exchanges includes a lawyer madam mock confrontation over a will, a motorist confession, garden humor about spades, and a fried or boiled taste joke. The bits capture early 20th century humor and banter from Boston Washington Baltimore papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame
H'm
Boston
Dustin
Intellectual Catalogues and Art Gallery Frustration
A reader complains about art gallery catalogs and collection catalogues. They criticize size, labels, and lack of guiding interpretation, seeking primary information and meaning behind artworks beyond dimensions or provenance.
The Edinburgh cabman and the Knox house pretense
A London Tit-Bits fragment recounts an Edinburgh cabman guiding an American to John Knox s house and a bantering barroom exchange about reading the Bible. The tale shifts to a tragedian who cites nature as his source for expression and describes borrowing and returning five pounds to study his own face for dramatic effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
John’ Knox
John Knox
Westminster Gazette
Elgar
Spain
London
Macaroni and cheese with tomato and pepper seasoning
Recipes show Mrs Marshment's dish combining macaroni with butter flour brown stock tomato pulp and grated cheese. Cook macaroni until tender then fold into a hot sauce of the other ingredients until cheese melts.
Alas I am weary of swatting flys in the field
Walt Mason laments endless fly swatting in a humorous verse about toiling at pest control. He complains the effort seems futile as flies persist and spread disease. The poem urges collective action to drive flies away and end the waste of muscle and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sher. Brin Masons
Progressive party shows off crawfish specimens at Smithsonian
A fragmentary note from the Brooklyn Eagle and Boston Advertiser hints at the Progressive party presenting specimens to the Smithsonian Institutions and mentions Mrs Pankhurst, while political chatter references Huerta’s reelection and media influence through the Outlook and a Memphis paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Party
Smithsonian Institutions
Brooklyn Eagle
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Pontomce
Standard Adding
Anaconda
Mont Bal
Ispan Brosaway
Indy Shore Noviz
Berton Co
York_firt Avenue
Cillage
Tribune
Sunda Carrerie
North America
NEWE
Hotsiine's
Park Row
Ihisty-Richth
Broadway
Chicare Congress
Fe Pasi N. Gt. Marie
Gererntorineas Iettera
Suleer
Roosevelt and Prosperity
Sulzer
New York
Demerata
Castro
Venezusia
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Peter of
Servia
Senor Huerta
France
George Fred Williams
Continents
Monte Carlo
Bastile
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Mexico City
Sa Butte
Kansas
Hierta
Mark Tapley
George Fred’ Willams
Billy Sulger
Sandman
Budapest
Paris
The
Florence Co
West Broadway
Public Library
Caulstone
Washington Star
Athome
Frank Crans
Sonn’s
Stndene
Mrs. Marshment
Walt Mason
Spirit of the Press
T. R
Penrose
New York Telegram
Washington Post
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