Aberdeen Riot Driveouts Driven I W W Members From Aberdeen
A mob of about one thousand men halted I W W activity in Aberdeen by citizen posses aided by Sheriff Elliott. Three hundred T W W boarded a freight at Milwaukee bound for the scene, while patrols and special deputies kept streets under watch. One man named Elle was arrested. a hobo murder reported near Wolsey linked to the traveling group.
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Aberdeen
M. D
Henry C. Elliott
Brown County
Milwaukee Railroad
T. W
Elle
Minneapolis
Wolsey
Harry Casey
Reece Price
Aldrich Park
Price
Sheriff's Office
Elliott
Renfro Breaks State Trap Records at Montana Shoot
Dillon shooter E. W. Renfro of the Dillon Red and Gun club cracked all state marks by hitting 237 consecutive targets without a miss during the Montana state trap shoot in Dillon. His score reached 239 birds of 240, with unregistered targets bringing the total perfect-miss run to 279. Schultz wins Klepetko medal after a 10-pair perfect in the event.
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Dillon
Montana
E. W. Renfro
Dillon Red and Gun Club
Renfro
Brundage
Birrer
Lima
Schultz
Poore
Butte
Butte Rod and Gun Club
Dillon Rod and Gun Club
Northwest
Disastrous Fire At Lumber Mill Destroys Complex
A blaze at a lumber mill gutted multiple structures including three barns four bunkhouses a time office and other outbuildings. Strong flames and smoke forced evacuations as the fire crews fought the spread through the complex. No injuries reported but the loss was extensive with thousands of feet of timber reportedly damaged or destroyed.
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Alie Ies
Mornandeau
Mare
Jury Deliberates Eva Kaber Murder Case Today
In Cleveland Eva Catharine Raber faces a first degree murder trial for plotting her husband Daniel Raber’s killing two years ago. The jury, not yet verdict by 10 a.m., will resume deliberations tomorrow after Judge Bernon instructed on insanity standards. County Prosecutor Stanton urged extreme punishment while defense framed the case as one of mercy and questioned the arsenic theory.
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Associated Pres
Cleveland
Eva Catherine Kaber
Non
Daniel Kaber
Stanton
Francis W. Poulson
Kaber
Soldiers' Bonus Sent by Senate to Committee
The Senate recommitted the soldiers bonus bill to the finance committee by a 47 to 40 vote, seen by Democrats as a death sentence but by Republicans as a short postponement. Opposition included Kellogg Nelson Sterling Norbeck Myers. for recommittal. Kenyon offered a motion to bring the bill back, rejected 69 to 7. Senator Mann vowed weekly motions to return the measure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Harding
Siigerghera
Kellogg
Nelson
Minnesota
Sterling
Norbeck
South Dakota
Myers
Tadd
North Follette
Wisconsin
Walsh
Montana
Girder
Kenyon
Towa
Pimann
Nevada
Dodds aiding Macdonald in prison inquiry in Fiathead
Helena July 15 Former Lieutenant Governor Spriggs ill for 10 days at his home but improving with more rest and brighter recovery hopes as he battles a syphilitic infection. The report notes a six man probe may be formed under Representative Macdonald and continuing for months.
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Rouse
Macdonald
Fiathead
Spriggs
Associated Press
Helena
City officers retire as girded by mayor plan
Mayor Cocking approves retirement of 17 police officers and 12 firefighters to cut city costs. Remaining police on duty total 32 and firemen 48 instead of 60. No fire stations will be closed, he said, assuring citizens there is no fire menace.
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Cockiiig
Fire Department
Yesterfay
Law Students Refuse Instruction From A L Fisher
MISSOULA July 15 A Law School professor A L Fisher faced grilling by students over his war record and views on peace and war He admitted using many objections to the draft but denied conscientious objector status The debate centered on academic freedom and personal beliefs in wartime duties.
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Secial
Missoula
Arthur L. Fisher
Fisher
Progress Toward Peace Talks in Ireland Conference
Premier and leaders from Northern and Southern Ireland meet to form a groundwork for peace talks. The gathering signals renewed momentum in resolving decades of conflict with possible constitutional arrangements and cross-border cooperation.
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Erin
ILL MEET AGAIN MONDAY IN IRISH PEACE TALKS
London dispatch reports two key talks between Lloyd George and Eamonn de Valera and between Lloyd George and Sir James Craig aimed at forging a path to a joint conference on the Irish question. No official results yet but officials say progress appears promising and a meeting early next week is likely.
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James Craig
Ulster
Lloyd George
de Valera
London
Associated Press
Southern
Northern Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Loyd Jorge
Bit James
Thers
James
Downing Street
Sir James
Mr. de Valera
Ulster Cabinet
Lloyd George de Valera
Yeterday
Sale of Silver Mine Announced in Philipsburg
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Philipsburg reports that Mrs. J. C. Uniernold holds a minor third in the John Cow Silver Mine in Daly. The Western Ore Mining company plans to develop the mine extensively for its silver content after a recent period of small scale operation and modest profits since World War I.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Mrm. J.C. Uniernold
John Cow
Western Ore Mining Company
Riot erupts as women arrested in Montana strike clash
In Great Falls riot police deploy fire hose after about 1,000 demonstrators storm the police station. Eight women arrested for tea pepper throwing are among those detained. crowds threaten with eggs and tomatoes as authorities seek a settlement. Governor Dixon discusses federal troop options with Mayor Armour amid wage dispute talks.
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Associated Press
Helena
Joseph M. Dixon
Armour
Great Falls
R. M. Armour
Dixon
State Mill
Montana
National Guard
Boulevard
Dom
Great Northern Engineer and His Fireman Injured
A Great Northern light engine overturned near Butte while aiding train 236 toward Great Falls. Engineer Dave Galvin and Fireman Clifford Terry were injured. Terry aided Galvin after the wreck. Both were treated at St. James hospital and are not believed to be in serious condition. The cause remains unknown. report continued on page 2.
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Butte
Great Northern
Great Falls
Dave “Galvin
South
Utah Avenue
Clifford Terry
Galvin
Terry
Sandquist
Basin
St. James Hospital
Wages Reduced at Philipsburg Mining Company
Philipsburg July 15 An official announcement reports a five percent wage cut for Philipsburg Mining Company employees effective immediately. About 175 mill men are affected as operations continue under tightened costs. Superintendent R S Blitz returned from the East and states the reduction is necessary to sustain activity.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Philipsburg Mining Company
Blitz
Wa Wan
Powers Around Table Talk Over Peace Matters
Washington reports Japan hesitates to join unrestricted Far Eastern talks at the disarmament conference. The United States outlines a probable scope for negotiations and aims for a comprehensive reconsideration of the subject by Japanese leaders while stressing no nation should shoulder the entire burden of discussing vital peace questions.
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Washington
Japan
United States
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