Western Federation of Miners vs Jutte Miners case concludes
Arguments ended yesterday in the Western Federation of Miners against the Jutte Miners union. Judge McClernan will render a decision as soon as possible. The union’s present officers retire July 6 after nine federation weeks of trial and legal proceedings.
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Western Federation of ‘Miners
Jutte Miners’ Union
McClernan
Hie
Ual
Federation referendum hearing on proper steps and union impact
Testimony centered on whether proper amendments were followed and ratified by referendum. The hearing featured extensive testimony on federation control and its effect on rehabilitation of the union, with defense witnesses presenting detailed arguments. Attorneys Breen and McDaniel represented miners, while union leaders and officers were also examined.
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Itte Union
Fedeation
Aeneva Ple
Gengan
EP. Kelly
Sunlon
Her Breen
A.C. McDaniel
Ain Muction
Tealeyq
Secretaries Move to New Rat Placement Office
A local notice reports the new location for the rat secretariat office and the shift of staff to the relocated building. Authorities outline updated contact points and hours following the move.
Verdicts in district court cases in Butte Montana
In Judge Lynch's district court a unanimous verdict awarded A W Loiselle $80 against G H Wilson for auto damage. Loiselle later won $133 in laws court on related appeal. Robert W Brown sues Northern Pacific for damages from an ore wagon collision near East Butte Crossing last year with alleged lack of signaling. Arthur Kendall v Pittsburg Montana Mining Co and Matt Erker v Charles Jenkins against Pittsburg Montana Co were dismissed for want of prosecution. Judge Lynch discharged juries after trials and disposed of remaining cases.
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Lynch
A. W. Loiselle
GH. Wilson
Wilson
Loiselie
Robert W._ Frown
Northern Pacific
Butte
Brown
Arthur Kendall
Butte-Great Falls Mining Company
Matt Erker
Charles Fenkins
Pittsburg-Montana Company
Yesterdday
Rial
Wen
Plans for Conference to Be Held at Missoula
The Good Government organization and affiliated clubs prep for a Missoula conference with Dean Mary Stewart reporting completed arrangements. Committees led by Mrs Albert Butterth and others secure rooms and arrange welcome plans for attendees. Attendees must notify Butterth of rail arrival to coordinate train meetups from Butte, with service from Northern Pacific at 7:85 a.m. and Milwaukee at 8:40 a.m. The trip time is about three and a half hours and railroads offer a reduced rate for the round trip.
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The
Good Government Organization
Mary Stewart
Albert Butgern
Tyla B. Thompson
ZA. Miles
Alice Woody
Albert Butterth
Missoula
Butte
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee Road
Spoons From Several States Offer By Oneida Deal
Souvenir spoons representing Florida Louisiana Mississippi New Jersey Vermont arrive with Rhode Island scarce. The Oneida Community method ends June to let Standard subscribers buy four spoons per month paid on subscription or coupons. Mail-orders to Anaconda Standard office Strasburger surveys notice fees for mailing and delivery.
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Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Jersey
Vermont
Rhode Island
Oneida
Anaconda
the Standard
Government fight looms over 229000 timber land damage suit
D F McGovern and B K with Homer Murphy prepare for Great Falls hearing on the government’s 229000 damage suit against Northern Railway cottages in timber lands within Lewis and Clark forest. Frank Woody joins as government rep in Billings for patent cancellation case against Manitoba railroad homestead Weaver.
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B. K
United States District Attorney
Homer G. Murphy
Great Falls
Northern Railway
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Te Ranlve Company
Tog.co
Wheeler
San Francisco
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Govern’ Court
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Montana
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Secoha
Answers and Questions 4 Summarizes early automobile history and diplomatic postings
A Q and A set asks when the first automobile unit was produced and by which country. It notes early ideas from Newton in England and 18th century US work on machines. It covers how Hartman should be addressed as minister to Ecuador in Quito and asks about the oldest US city founded as a fort at Jamestown and its settler.
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Isaac Newton
United States
Charles S. Hartman
Ecuador
Quito
Puntry
Ine
Fla
Jamestown
Dying mother seeks her wandering son Birdsong
Mrs Sarah F Birdsong of 252 Grimm street Jackson Mississippi pleads for news of her son CC Birdsong last heard working as a clerk in Trophy Store Butte employees report latest word that Birdsong was shearing sheep near Dillon She writes she is ill and may not live long and wishes to see him before she dies.
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Malcolm Gillis
Sarah F. Birdsong
Grimm Street
Jaclson
Miss
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