Theater troubles to be arbitrated in Montana
A Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly at Carpenters hall approved arbitration between theater owners and staff after wage dispute talks. J Edward Morgan urged California free speech issues. MT Federation of Labor nominations list M M Donoghue for president with regional officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Carpenters’ Hall
J. Edward Morgan
California
San Diego
Morgan
Montana Federation of Labor
M. M Donoghue
M. M. Donoghue
Pat Gorman
O. M. Partelow
Ed Shielis
Butte
H. Strosnide
Billings
H. A. Denny
Anaconda
William Simpson
Helena
Charles Dodge
Missoula
Ed Hensler
Great Falls
Miners Union Rejects Wage Offer at Special Meeting
The miners' union rejected a wage scale of 3.75 dollars per day for copper up to 1544 cents per pound and one dollar per day for red metal above 17 cents, also voting against any contract with operating companies. The meeting, crowded at the Auditorium, discharged the committee after debate and planned no further action until after upcoming elections and officer installations. Copper prices over the past three months averaged 14 to 17 cents, with Saturday quotes at 17 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miners’ Union
Lake
Flags and 48-Star Flags Offered by The Standard
The Standard promotes an 8x5-foot hunting flag with 48 stars for subscribers at 10 dollars in advance for a year. Mail subscribers receive a payment lag identical to city subscribers. Flag day is June 14 and Mayer's new pear building on West Park is noted with a breakfast deal at Finlen.
Fire Damages Home After Child’s Flash Ignites Fringes
A small boy lit a match under a lounge fringe in the home of Mrs. Rickards at 1122 South Arizona Street causing a smoke filled fire last evening. The fire department reported more smoke than flame and damage estimated at $10 while Mr. Rickards was away.
Butte Current Notes on Local People and Services
Butte notes list services from Orton Bros rent pianos to Walker's drinking spot and local business ads. Mentions McLaughlin Coal Co F C bourbon and Yegen Bros bankers. Several residents and visitors are named with travels and visas to cities like Negaunee Pittsburg Tacoma St Austell Cornwall and Dillon. Also notes on postal supplies and a millam England death and multiple Montanan guests at local hotels Thornton Finlen Lennox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Walker's
McLaughlin Coal Co
F. C
America
Call Butte Cab Co
Bell
Ind
Railroad City
Creeklyn Ranch
Madison County
Thornton
Fred Chapman
Negaunee
Mich
S. J. Vaughn
Livingston
Thomas Lynch
Portland
Lennox
Dave Hancock
St. Austell
Cornwall
George Symons
Kate Odgers
Tacoma
Harry Budge
George Varcoe
Centerville
T. R. McArdle
Scotian
Butte
British Columbia
Pearl
Orpha Biiney
Pittsburg
Ray Webb
Missoula
J. P. McVicker
Great Falls
C. P. Maloy
Dillon
Louis W. Potter
H. O. Clark
W. A. Bader
Corvallis
J. J. Quinn
Billings
Jailed Miner Archie McDonald Dies After Spree
Archie McDonald aged 36 a miner from Butte died in county jail where friends had taken him to break his drinking habit. He was moved from a rooming house Saturday morning and cared for in the jail’s witness department. A Nova Scotia native he left a mother brother and two sisters. He had worked at the Colorado mine and his body lay at Duggan’s undertaking rooms awaiting relatives’ word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie McDonald
Butte
McDonald
Nova Scotia
Colorado
Duggan
Italian saloon keeper Michael Orso dies in Meaderville
Michael Orso aged 58 native of Italy died last night at 15 Noble Street Meaderville after an extended illness. He lived in Butte 15 years and conducted a saloon in Meaderville. Survived by wife three sons and one daughter all at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Orso
Italy
Noble Street
Meaderville
Butte
Benefit Social Ball at ER. P. Hall by Louise Judge
A benefit social ball is hosted by Louise Judge No 3 C D H ER at ER P hall on Saturday June 8. Admission is 50 cents per couple with an additional 25 cents for an extra lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Judge
ER. P. Hall
The American Government
The piece notes public misunderstanding about federal agencies, showing many think courts are controlled by the Department of Justice and inventors seek patent office favors. It observes a hopeful decline in such misdirected correspondence as people learn better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Haskin
George W. Wickersham
Department of Justice
Uncle Sam
Department
Patent Office
Department of Agriculture
Busy Week for Butte High Pupil Activities
Butte high school seniors lead a packed schedule with class day at the auditorium. William Sullivan delivers the president’s address, Miss Sarah Heyman reads the prophecy, Miss Dorothy Simon presents the class poem, William Sullivan reads the class history, and Rene Rouleau acts as class orator. A mock faculty trial closes part two with named roles, jurors, and staff listed. Then comes a theater play at Broadway, the Junior Prom at the Women’s Club, and Friday’s graduating exercises for 71 graduates at the Broadway theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sullivan
Sarah Heyman
Dorothy Simon
Rene Roujeau
Perevehveverdend
M. Bourquin
H. Carlson
R. Soles
M. Jordan
DPD
Simon Clerk
Mr. Kelley
J. Barry
Miss Price
H. Clark
Miss Duggan
J. McDonald
Miss Wiggin
A. Simon
Miss Venus
A. Grunert
Miss Melcher
L. Barton
Giduz
M. Hackley
Miss Spafard
Burgess
Miss Sullivan
M. Bunt
Stevenson
A. Osenburg
Danahey
W. Sullivan
Mr. Markley
G. Bourquin
Mr. Corrie
R. Rouleau
Mr. Tidd
I. Straight
Mr. Warner
E. Carroll
Miss Swift
B. Logan
Miss Flager
E. Goodnow
W. Renner
8. Grant
R. Collins
L. Schimpf
M. Lynch
M. Ford
W. Kramer
C. Holden
E .Bowman
J. Stevenson
FE. Lessel
M. Williams
A. Rile
A. Binder
D. Motleson
Mary Stevens
A. Weinberg
Merk Jordan
Howard Carlson
Carol Burgess
Ivanhoe Straight
Pearl Caruthers Miss Ryan
Yate
Broadway
Women's Club
Brodaway Theater
Pastor 13 Robbed Asleep On Train
The Rev. W. A. Atchley pastor of the First Baptist church slept in a Pullman berth between Cheyenne and Chicago. His trousers were stolen with pockets rifled and about $60 taken. He was left without a cent near Chicago as funds were telegraphed from Butte to continue his trip to Ashbury New Jersey for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Atchley
First Baptist Church
Cheyenne
Chicago
Windy City
Butte
Atchley
Ashbury
N. J
Young Men Held on Forgery Charges in Billings
Special Dispatch from Great Falls June 2. A. E. Rivers aged 23 was arrested at Billings station after arriving by Burlington train. Police found a Lethbridge ticket and two Trot Printing Company checks for 25 50. Rivers allegedly cashed eight checks in 24 hours. He claims Boston origin. Sheriff Orrick to escort him to Billings tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Billings
A. E. Rivers
Rivers
Burlington
Lethbridge
Trot Printing Company of
C. I
Boston
Orrick
Interest Paid on Savings at Silver Bow Bank Butte
Silver Bow National Bank of Butte reports interest paid on savings accounts for the period. The notice highlights standard rates and terms for customers and outlines savings options available at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Fast Broadway
Butte
Independent Telephone
Silver Bow National Bank of
Painting and Paper Hanging by Phillipson at Lynch Block
Best work offered at reasonable prices by Phillipson at 272 East Park in the Lynch Block building. Contact Butta Ind at 1622 for details and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipson, Lynch
Building unions adjust troubles in Butte after two-day talks
After nearly two days of meetings the building trades unions in Butte reached an amicable understanding. Bricklayers and their assistants had been at odds since April 1 leading to quits. Last Friday the Builders’ Exchange threatened a total building shutdown if no agreement was reached by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades
Butte
Standard
Unio
Builders’ Exchange of
M. D. O'Connell
Builders’ Exchange
Montana Pioneer Peter J. Moran Dies in Spokane
Peter J. Moran born in Virginia City Mont about 40 years ago died in Spokane after a year there with his father Michael Moran one of Montana’s first residents He worked in the furniture trade surviving relatives include brothers Frank and Leo Moran and sisters Mrs J L Hannifan Anna and Helen Moran Interment planned in Montana remains expected from Spokane this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Moran
Montana
Virginia City
Butte
Spokane
Michael Moran
Peter Moran
Mont
Frank
Leo Moran
J. L. Hannifan
Anna
Helen Moran
Builders Return to Work after Labor Dispute
Public assurance issued that all differences in the building trades have been adjusted and work will resume Monday morning June 3. Union-affiliated members pledged not to discriminate against any laborer with a union card. Signed by building trades council officers and federation officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
F. Nugent
Ss. H. Whalen
P. O. Gorman
BE. R. Torrey
M. M. Donoghue
Montana Federation of Labor
The Clothery Ad at 001 North Main
A storefront pitch invites customers to shop The Clothery offering a wide range of garments at big reductions. Mr La Gue will assist and ensure customers are fitted with quality clothes, promoting saleable menswear and “the best clothes on earth.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Gue
North Main
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Management and Labor Council
Trades and Labor Assembly
Self
Agaist Contract
Mayer's
New
Finlen
Ster
Vador
Serim
Axminster
Eutle, Mont
Special Department For Motor Clothes
North Main Street
Mark Cross’ Leather Goods
Drs. McKendry
Hannifin
Butte High
United States Depository
Mose Linz
Great Northern Railway
Alhambra Hot Springs
M. J. Sullivan
Alhambra, Mont
Old Minors Exchange
Fast Park
Independent
J. P. Duffy
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers’ International Union
Oliver
Northwest Development
Congress
Seattle
St. Paul
Duluth Commercial Club
Kalispell
Wenatchee
M. C. Ives
Rex Market
South Main
Idaho
In Butte
ED Rose
North Main St
Butte, Mont
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