Butte Not Affected By Strike Of Linemen
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone strike, begun May 21, is confined to Salt Lake and Montana areas, with Butte remaining unaffected. The company asserts loyalty to contracts and criticizes local leadership for revolting against international officers of the IBEW, urging union reform and legal operation while noting no nationwide spread to Butte.
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Butte
Mnemen
Rocky Mountain Bew Telephone. Company
International Organization
Salt Lake Loral
Patlien
TI. B. E.W
Salt Lake
Montana
Pinkerton director leads long trial coverage
The article details Captain Parland leading the western division of the Pinkerton agency in a major case. Defense and prosecution fight over evidence and witnesses, with large fund-raising by the Western Federation of Miners and allied groups. Judge La Tour Monts oversees jury selection as two hundred talesmen are examined and the trial extends toward an expected two-month duration.
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Parland
Fife
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Saywood
Mayer and Pettibone
Orchard
Sleunenbergs
Whai
Mine Owners’association
Drehard Oon
Mit
Theself
Richardson
E. F. Richardson
Denver
la Tour Monts
Fronowt Wood
Tha
Haywood in Court as Trial Delays Bring Nervous Strain
Report describes judge aiming for fairness in the Haywood murder trial of Steunenberg. Haywood suffers convulsions and nerve strain while jurors are questioned. Medical staff and counsel note prolonged delays may affect the jury, with affidavits possible to reopen examination of some jurors.
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Timae
Haywood
Steunenberg
Wnrens
Haywand
Walt
May financials reveal treasury balance and expenditures
Treasurer Phil Goodwin submitted a May financial report showing cash on hand and in bank, with categories including police, licenses, utilities, street work, water, taxes, and various public services. The report lists totals, outstanding warrants, and ending balance figures for the city treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Goodwin
Jotte Tor
Wandant
Caedlans - Puhle
Wagmectine
Baykers
Coal Washer Slope Expansion Near Chestnut
The Northwest Improvement company starts work at Mountainside near Chestnut to add a 600 foot slope paralleling the existing coal washer slope, extending 300 feet further. The coal washing plant capacity rises from 400 tons to about 1,000 tons daily, with the work expected to last about a year and cost roughly $
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Bozeman
Northwest Improvement Company
Mountainside
Chestnut
Bozeman Plans Street Carnival Next Week
Arrangements are under way to stage a street carnival in Bozeman from June 10 to 16. The event is organized by the Golden West Street Carnival Company, also presenting acts in Dillon next week. The program includes balloon ascension, a tightrope act, and other attractions.
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Bozeman
Tringlig
Boren
Golden Weet Street Aly and Carnival Company
Tmcatctle
Dillon
Baseball Fever Attacks People of Bitter Root
Special Dispatchen the Standart reports efforts to form a Hamilton baseball association. Strong player availability spurs plans to organize a team. a committee led by Milton Tamnoyy J. D. Nithats and WwW. Kink was appointed to study forming a corporation to secure grounds and accommodations.
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Standart
Hamilton
Formbia
Georgia Bridegroom of Extraordinary Weight Weds in Gigantic Style
A Georgia wedding tale features W. J. Brinson, a turpentine magnate, weighing about five times his bride’s 105 pounds. He arrives in a custom-made two-seat bogey, his home and furnishings built to his immense frame. The couple’s union is described with comic awe as Brinson’s size dictates everything from furniture to clothing, dwarfing ordinary life and demanding oversized accommodations.
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Allania
Georgia
W. J.brinson
Brinton
Hesin
Seperton
Waycross
Brinson
Smarling
Graduation Gifts Showcase at Local Store
The article highlights celebration gifts for graduates including solid gold rings, signets, and stone set designs. It notes a range of prices and styles from diamond rings to gold pieces with diamonds, pearls, and colored stones suitable for parents and friends to honor the occasion.
Annual Alumni Banquet at Montana Agricultural College
The Montana Agricultural College Alumni Association held its annual banquet at the Toeman hotel dining room last night with about 60 alumni and faculty members. Charles T. Sackett of Livingston served as toastmaster. W. W. Jones was elected president for the coming year and Frieda Bull named secretary.
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Staneara
Boseran
Montana Agricultural College
F. B. Marshall
V. K. Chesnut
Lucie Quan
Belle Osborn
C. A. Penwell
Association
W. W. Jones
Mise Frieda Bull
Thigh 38 Broken Thomas Hogan Injured in Mine Accident
Thomas Hogan aged 81 residing at Kemper avenue is in St James hospital with a severe fracture of the right thigh after a fall of ground at the 1,400-foot level Saturday. He was rescued by coworkers and will likely be laid up for weeks. James Hallisey, 13, son of Mr and Mrs William Hallisey, died Sunday at 14 Buffalo street after a short illness. Funeral set for 2 pm Tuesday at the family residence. Also noting a local bank advertises savings plans starting at one dollar with four percent interest compounded semi annually.
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Apecia
Don
Beaver Kenttouney High Schoo
Dillon Theater
Tom Gilbert
John Albers
Ingersoll
5. D. Hooker
St. James’ Episcopal Church
L. IR. Foote
Andres
Gladys Winters
Paul
Jennie Head
Anna Carter
Francis Harrison
May Sprinkle
Maud Gampeau
Ant Messrs
Guy Hinkley
George Mellon
Wilbur Gilbert
Thomas Hogan
All Kemper Avenue
St. James’ Hospital
Bains
James
William Hallisey
Buffalo Street
Mace
Wir Savings Department
Afiners’ Savings Bank and
Troe Company
Post Office at Laurel Entered by Burglars
Burglars forced entry into the Laurel post office near Billings last night and conducted an unsuccessful search for money. The site was opened but no cash was found as they scattered papers stamps and envelopes and made a hasty exit with no arrests reported.
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Laurel
Standard
Billings
Postefica
City Alderman Arrested Over Catering Case
Special Dispatch reports Martin Gates, not Joan Scopéer, one of the city aldermen, was arrested this morning on a charge related to permitting a minor to trespass on business premises after hours. Gates claims the law was carried out in support of his father who runs the lunch department in the area.
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Martin Gates
Joan Scopéer
Frank Prites
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