Convention Opens as State Clubwomen Arrive in Lewistown
Delegates from across Montana gather in Lewistown for the tenth annual federation meeting. Notable attendees include Mrs. W. T. Perham of Glendive and Mrs. Ann Be Herrick of Bozeman, with anti-suffrage tensions brewing among hosts. Jeannette Rankin arrives and invites anti-suffrage speakers, a move not accepted by some. Police matron M. Berkin oversees trains and hotel entry amid crowded accommodations.
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Standard
Lewistown
Fue
Ag Keats
W.T. Perham
Glendive
HT. Allen
Dickson
Butte
Ann Be Herrick B. Bozeman
College of Agriculture
Federation
Committee On
Milwaukee
Matt. W. Alderson
Helena
Olu
Woman's Riitions Temperance Union
Aral Listle
Lindsay
Billings
Pullman
Rom
Missoula
Buttes
Deer Lode
Armstead
Tawistown
Jeannette Rankin
M. Berkin
Tolgy
Perkin
William ‘Trotter
Moulder
Houlder Hot Springs
W. dC
Mount Lassen geyser activity blamed on rapid snow melt
Forest Supervisor W. J. Rushing reports the disturbance at Mount Lassen is geyser origin, caused by rapid snow melt sliding into the crater fissures.
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Red Bluff
Cal
W. J. Rushing
Mount Lassen
Tiuerta May Resign As Lewistown Meeting Planned
Lewistown hosts Woman's club session while local school board dismisses a credit dispute. Empress reports more passengers than initial figures. Clayton anti trust bill nears final vote as state and Butte headlines mix with Anaconda copper production notes and local society mentions.
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Tiuerta
Lewistown
School Board of Tutte
Empress
Clayton
Anaconda News
Sanaconda News
FoGir
Bow County
Fain
Miners' Union
S-Butte News
Stwo
Butte
McState News
Butte News
Anaconda Company
Eagles
Arms for Mexican revolutionists sail from New York
Washington reports that a steamer carrying munitions for the constitutionalists left New York for Tampico. The embassy remains cautious over mediation at Niagara Falls as US officials wrestle with neutrality and the Huerta Carranza split.
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Washington
Mexico
New York
Tampico
Niagara Falls
United States
Bryan
Department
Antilla
State Department
Onder
Huerta
Carranza
Department of Commerce
Falls
Tintea
Huerta Plans Election With Himself Eliminated
Washington June 2 Louis Cabrera who came to confer with constitutionalist colleagues left for New York on personal business. His departure signals no emergency requiring delib erations by Carranza's agents. Report says Huerta planned a provisional July election to choose state officials with all factions allowed to watch polls while he stays away. A general presidential election would follow after his resignation. Also noted is a Japanese liner seen on the West coast carrying tins and ammunition, reaching Salina Cruz Sunday morning.
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Washington
Louis Cabrera
Rafael Zubaran
Jose Vasconcelos
New York
Niagara Falls
Carranza
Mexico City
Huerta
Mexico
Dian
Salina Cruz
General Huerta Likely to Resign for Pacified Mexico
Washington reports General Huerta prepared to resign once Mexico is politically pacified and a new provisional government formed with broad public support. Mexican delegates said Huerta’s withdrawal would be acceptable only under conditions of internal pacification and a government that counts on the governed’s approval. Mediators pressed for discussion of internal Mexican questions and possible armistice to speed peace, with United States officers guiding talks toward constitutional participation and an end to external interference.
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United States
Huerta
Puerto
Mexico
Carrans
Wilson
Lamar
Lehmann
Niagara Falls
Carranza
Washington
Constitutionalist
Iagara Falls
Quy
Fent
Sonality
Mey ‘Tise
Rafael Zubaran
Juan F. Urquidi
General Carranga
Zubaran
United States of America
Presi Laent’ Huerta
S. Ww
Ite
Frst
Navy Senate approves $141 million annual naval bill
The Senate passed the annual naval appropriation bill totaling about 141 million dollars to fund two battleship builds and authorize a third modern dreadnought. The measure proceeds to conference as an extra provision calls for a special committee to report on the location and cost of a government armor plate factory.
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Washington
Senate
House
First Peg Driven On Alaskan Railway Survey
Cordova Alaska June 2 Actual work on surveys for a government railroad in Alaska began with the first stake driven at Chitina by reconnaissance party under Henry Deyo to map the route from Chitina where the Fairbanks trail diverges from the Copper River and Northwestern lines toward the Matanuska coal fields.
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Cordova
Alaska
Government
Chitina
Henry Deyo
Fairbanks
Copper River & Northwestern
Matanuska
Kemna Is Dismissed by Butte School Trustees
In a heated session the Butte school trustees voted 4 to 3 to discharge Herman Kemna as supervising architect for the Washington school. He will be paid for work up to date while the board seeks a replacement, amid accusations and counterclaims about plans and supervision and disputed changes proposed by Dr Strayer and the survey commission.
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Butte
Herman Kemna
Washington
Kemna
Legat
E Merkin
Harrington
Strayer
Survey Commission
Inter
Emma
Wakeiny
Ott Gs
Ino
United States School Building Commission
Kemns
Dr. Strayer
Sliver
Elderkin
Kemai
Ett
Eiderkin
Marrington
Hamill
Res
Maury
Wallace
Mia
Rowen
Hopkins
Maxim
Herrington
Hunty
McCaffery
Dr. McCarthy
Doubleday, Page & Coo
Downer
Immer School
General Federation to discuss suffrage at Texas meeting
June 2 news from Aus In Texas reports Mrs. Percy, president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, arriving for the twelfth biennial convention. About fifteen thousand delegates and alternates are expected. suffrage is slated to spark debates as not all club women favor the ballot for themselves.
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Percy, Peanesucker
Aus In
Texas
General Federation of Women's Clubs
More Passengers on Ship Than First Reported
Quebec June 2 The Empress of Ireland disaster figures rose to 1024 dead or missing from 969 as official tallies updated. Total aboard given as 1476 including officers and crew, with 432 saved. Funeral arrangements and losses for money orders and mail service clarified amid ongoing inquiries.
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Quebec
Ata Teamy
Canadian Pacific Railway and Steamship Company
Doath
Montreal
Sur- Yrora
Ana
Howover
Tait
Bess
Tio
Storstad
Canadian
Pa- Line Company
Canadian Pacific
Mona Poutrtice
Dupris
Okan
London
Roney Andere
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Clubwomen
Orm
Minte Foa
Ant
Clah Topter
Strane
Cranemiasion
Waron
Me Y Bryan
New Huerta
Carranm
Onder Dela
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Gates
Egarding Armistic
Mr. Elderkin
Mmer School
Plana
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