Progress on Irish Problems As Ulster Cabinet Meets
Belfast July 18 Ulster cabinet considers situation from recent rioting and contemplates representations to seek order and renewed harmony among communities. Sir James Craig and leaders discuss concessions and a quiet Chequers court as negotiations proceed amid violence and Sinn Fein trial outcomes in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Chequers Court
Oteasrom Belfast
Ulster Cabinet
Nevil MacReady
Ireland
Belfast
London
James Craig
H. N. Pollock
HE. A. Archdale
J. M. Andrews
England
Aberdeen Trucker Strike Draws Wobblies Crews and Police
The scene in Aberdeen sparks a large mobilization as Wobblies are routed. Deputies guard crowds escort groups through town and along rail lines, with hundreds gathered at the jail and on downtown streets. Casey urges workers to quit, while authorities demand his release and caution against unrest.
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TW. W
Bath
James
Groton
Tacoma Park
Plana
Frederick
Casey
Chicago
Ellitt
Ont
Anderson
Sheriff Houston Cited in Court Over Prohibition Evasion
Helena July date unclear notes a sheriff named Houston cited in federal court for contempt alleging evasion of prohibition laws. The sparse fragment mentions a jailed prisoner and a prior order, with a garbled account of charges and dates.
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Sheriff Houston
Ates
Helena
Sneri
Itisscuia
United States Aang
Sherim
Houston U
Weiehlenne
Elasion
Great Falls Jail Attack Highlights City Labor Tensions
Rioting in Great Falls sees shells fired near the jail as Sheriff Gordon moves to secure the station. Bank officials and local leaders press for order while strikers clash with police and workers. An arbitration panel later backs rehiring all city workers at new wage scales, granting Mayor Armour a broad victory on key points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Bob Gordon
Ernest Goings
Atien
Stephenson
Sam Stephenson
First National Bank
Armour
Shirley
Ford
Great Falls National Bank
John T. Taylor
Helena
Federation of Labor
Frank Sunday
E. L. Byers
Lawrence Nelson
Taylor
Strike Commission Ag
Labor Assembly
Arbitration Board
Great Falls
Hays Slashing Postal Payroll Under Consideration
Washington July 1 Cabinet plans outlined by Postmaster General Mays aim to cut Postal Service payrolls by about ten percent, saving roughly 15 million dollars in the coming year. Officials say the efficiency of the service will not be weakened despite the reductions affecting about 30,000 of the country’s postal workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Potmaster
Mays
Two Women Killed by Street Car in Seattle Incident
Two women were killed and a man injured when a street car struck them as they crossed the tracks on foot. The crash occurred tonight in Seattle, with Associated Press reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preciates Press
Seattle
Npeet
City curtailment plans curb fire safety and police staffing
Fire marshal orders removal of dangerous buildings to reduce fire menace while keeping all stations open. City cites budget limits as reason for reductions, aiming to protect residents in outlying areas and maintain police and fire protection despite fewer staff. Petitioners seek removal of names accidentally signed on referendum sheets as officials review layoffs. List of officers to be laid off awaits mayoral approval.
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City Hall
City Hall Aid
Cocking
Hi. G. Kimball
R. C. Mundy
Leonard Courtney
Engineer and Fireman Injured After Train Derailment
The helper was traveling when the train left the tracks on a curve. Fireman Terry reports Amo jumped as the engine overturned and the passenger train 237 was delayed over five hours. A wrecker crew cleared the line and a detour was built to restore service, with regular runs expected to resume early this morning.
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Terry
Tenfer
Amo
Butte
Symons buyers depart for New York market week
Sam A Mayer manager of women’s apparel and four other Symons buyers including Mrs Eliabeth Smith millinery Lee G Ranschott women’s furnishings and Andrew Dageish new and white goods left Thursday for New York and other eastern markets. John Moran silks dress goods and P G Hardy domestics wash fabrics join Saturday morning with expect weeks away.
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Sam A. Mayer
Eligabeth Smith
Lee G. Ranschott
Andrew Dagleish
Symons
Sve
John Moran
Rainbow Division vets condemn Colonel Harvey at meeting
Delegates at the Rainbow Division Veterans convention in Cleveland condemn Colonel Harvey for remarks made in London claiming the war was fought for self interest. They also condemn the eighteenth amendment to the U S constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
London
Land
United States
Rainbow Division Veterans Association
Harvey
Chicago gang plots to resuscitate hanged man
An AP report from Chicago dated July 15 describes an organized gang planning to seize the body of Harry Ward after his hanging and attempt revival using pulmotors and other machines. Walter B. Boerger, Ward’s attorney, says he was approached with the offer and warned authorities. A similar attempt was allegedly seen in the Sami Cardinella case.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Walter B. Boerger
Harry Ward
Lone Wolf Dandi
Boerger
Ward
Borrger
Sami Cardinella
Renfro Breaks All State Records In Montana Shoot
Renfro set state marks with a flawless display at the Montana state championship as shooters from Butte Rod and Gun club posted high scores. Scores list O'Brien 27, Poore 38, Smith 30, Renfro 40, Forrester 31, Thornton 31, Bowman 38 among others while two 15 target events yielded 40 birds total. Yesterday Fryburg led with 99, Stoop 98, Renfro 99, Forrester 99 across five 20 target events. The event drew large crowds and festive gatherings at Dillmont park with banquets and dances honoring the contestants.
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Umna
Butte Rod and Gun Club
Med
O'Brien
Poore
Smith
Goddard
Flannigan
Wilcoxson
Frburg
Stanton
Carter
Hansen
Henningsen
Merton
Woodworth
Dart
McDowell
Razee
Stoop
Troeh
Shannon
Robbin
Renfro
Forrester
Montana
Mente
Dillmont Park
Park Pavilion
July Weather Exceeds 21 Year Average Amid Heat Wave
Charleston dispatch reports July 15 heat in West Virginia with temperatures above long term norms. Davie Robb, UMWA financial agent, and three other leaders face upcoming hearings as state court denies habeas corpus stays. Agreement reached between union leaders and state representatives after militia custody dispute.
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Associated Pres
Charleston
W. Va
Davie Robb
United Mine Workers of Minerica
Mingo County
We Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Tanlac credited with rapid weight gain in Spokane man
Charles Craig of the Empire Hotel in Spokane says Tanlac restored his appetite, cured dizzy spells and headaches, and helped him regain lost weight after months of illness. He traveled from Idaho and Canada to obtain Tanlac before returning to work and reporting steady nerves and sleep. Fuller Drug Co. in Anaconda distributes Tanlac.
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Charles Craig
Empire Hotel
Spokane
Tanlac
Craig
Idaho
Canada
Taniac
Izzy
Anaconda
He Fuller Drug Co
Butte Anglers Club Fish Drive Aids Needy Families
Beginning tonight the Butte Anglers Club will donate their catch to the Salvation Army for distribution to needy families. The Independent Creamery box, located at 113 East Broadway, will be kept filled with ice for the fish. Distributions start tonight at the Salvation Army headquarters as officers coordinate with anglers to hand over catches. The club asks members to fish for the poor next Sunday and turn over all they catch to the army.
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Butte Anglers’ Club
Salvation Army
Butte
East Broadway
Army
Headless body identified in wrecked car case
Dennis Russell is identified by two brothers Fussell as the headless and charred body found in a wrecked car. Investigators say the death occurred the previous day, and suspicions focus on a murder linked to the spouse Brumfield, with trial likely pending.
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Ishae
Elieais
Hs Felts
Bigaincife
Aymit Eathdain Witmer
Breans
Eloel
Hussell
Nts
Tha
Careful to whom you give a lift in road encounter
FP L Spencer of Tacoma recounts stopping in Bute and offering a ride to a man about 27. En route toward Ellensburg the passenger lunged with a fist, Spencer ducked and wrestled him from the car. He later found a deep cut on his forehead from the incident.
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L. Spencer
Tacoma
Wash
Spencer
Bute
Ellensburg
Hard Times Dance Rail Schedule Prompts Weekend Travel
The B A and Fe railway lists Saturday July service with trains leaving Butte at 6 p.m. and 12 45 a m, Anaconda departures at 8 p m and 12 30 p m, final trains from Gregson Street at midnight to Butte and at 1 20 a m to Anaconda.
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B.A. & Fe Railway
Butte
Anaconda
Gregson St
Young Evansville Girl Finds Relief From Ailments
Stella Linxwiler of Evansville Indiana says regular periods caused backaches chills and drowsiness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief and urges other girls with similar symptoms to try it. The note highlights menstrual irregularities headaches and bearing down sensations as common issues and promotes the remedy.
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Evansville
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Stella Linx- Wiler
Second St
Miss Linxwiler
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Pais
Gregson Springs
Butter
Ieee One
Ppseee
SINN
Manchester
Sinn Fein
Wobblies
Aberdeen
Hays
Aporany Buatre
R. P. McCrary
Northern Pacific
Equalizers
Nile P. Flangen
New York
Prohisiion and
Dillon
Orr
Converse
Schulte
Cole
Macnu Lil
Owsley
Thornton
Brundage
Bowman
Becker
Bitter
Keeler
Scribner
Heffner
Sears
Foolock
Ssanrees
Sultana
Swift
CAA
Dennis Russell
Riddell’s Paint Specialists
West Park St
Francis
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