Salaries and Shipboard Waste Spur Senate Action
Senator Kenyon blasted the shipping board for mismanagement and graft as the Senate approved a 75 million dollar deficiency and then a 156 million dollar appropriation. He cited a book foot high listing only names of board employees while claiming daily losses of 500000 to 1000000. Other senators defended funds for a future reform.
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Washington
The
Shipping Board
Merchant Marine
Kenyon
Republican
Towa
Senate Today
Senate
Slacker's Case Passed to Canada Over Draft Evasion
The Associated Press reports the case of Grover C. Bergdoll, an American draft evader, being referred to Canada for intervention and potential extradition. Officials will weigh passport laws and foreign office notes as voluminous correspondence is reviewed. Washington notes Mrs Harding will travel to Senator Knox's country home near Valley Forge for the weekend, with a Monday return planned.
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Britain
Grover C. Bergdoll
United Bates
Bersdoll Viola’ Forelgn Office
Associated Pres
Washington
Harding
Philander ¢ Knox
Pennsylvania
Valley Forge
Proposal Refused by British Miners Deadlock Continues
British miners reject government cornment proposals in a coal dispute, sending the deadlock into a new phase. Lloyd George faces unified districts as mine owners reply with their own rejection signals, prolonging stalled settlement efforts amid ongoing industrial tension.
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London
Lloyd George
Munitions Factory Fire and Dublin Violence Report
The national shell factory near Dublin was set ablaze at 6 30 pm with large quantities of military stores inside though repair shops were saved and Dublin Castle credited fire brigade and troops for Containing the blaze. Elsewhere a spectator Miss Katherine Wright was killed by a pistol shot during a cricket match near Trinity College and a jail delivery attempt near Wesport failed after police arrival. Police were ambushed near Wesport Mayo with arms and three cars burned. one constable survived to report the incident.
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Dublin
National Shell
Dublin Castle
Associated Press
Belfast
Sinn Yeiners
Associated Press Ireland
Wesport
County Mayo
Weport
Golden jubilee marks Sister Mary Louis 50 years in nursing
Sister Mary Louis of St James hospital in Leavenworth Kansas celebrates fifty years since entering the Sisters of Charity. She previously helped establish Montana’s first hospital in Deer Lodge before moving to Butte to fund and build St James hospital. Her longtime service has shaped Butte’s medical care and earned broad local reverence.
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Mary Louis
St. James’ Hospital
Leavenworth
Kan
Covent
Sisters of Charity
Montana
Deer Lodge
Butte
Northwest
St James’ Hospital
Milwaukee Officials in City on Tour
President Byram discusses the business outlook as Milwaukee officials visit the city. He notes crop conditions are generally encouraging and outlines prospects for the regional economy during the tour.
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Milwaukee
Byram
Freigh t Rates to Stand
President H E Byram of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad and a senior party arrived in Butte for an annual inspection tour. The leaders discussed transportation business outlook, crop prospects, and the railroad’s strength, noting electric traction plans from Othello to Avery and current robust equipment as conditions improve with the 1921 harvest.
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H. E. Byram
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
B. B. Greer
Chicago
H. B. Earling
Seattle
Butte
H.W. Barrett
Maneager
Lee W. Spratten
J. R. Veitch
Mr. "Byram
Chester case continues as arguments begin in trial
Testimony in the murder trial of Dengel Chester was completed and Judge Latshaw started reading jury instructions. Arguments are scheduled to begin tomorrow morning as the courtroom handles the high profile case. A separate note mentions Spain launching its first submarine, a milestone for the Spanish navy.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Dengel
Chester
Mise Florshee Barton
Ludge RS
Rd Cartngert
Spain
Sone
Oppenheimer Merchant Dies In Butte Home
Henry E Oppenheimer prominent Butte businessman died yesterday at 10 Felock in his Phoenix block apartment. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 30 PM from a Jewish temple Washington and Galena. Symons Dry Goods closed store today and Ansonia Theaters shut until after funeral. Oppenheimer native of Nebraska City born July 6 183? came to Butte in 1889 and led in produce and clothing ventures including Goldsmith Co J E Oppenheimer partnership Virden Currie Co later. He served as secretary of Symons store since 1897 and helped grow the business from 39 clerks to larger quarters at York block.
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Henry Oppenheimer
Butte
Felock
Phoenix
Washington and
Galena
Oppenheimer
William Symons
Symons Dry Goods ‘Company
Ansonia Amusement Company
Ansonia
Orpheum
Ornheimer
Orrs
Merle Davis
Henry E. Oppenheimer
Nebraska City
Nebr
Symons’ Store
Tme
Luke McLuke, Noted Newspaper Man, Dies After Illness
James S. Hastings known as Luke McLuke, longtime Cin Sinnatl Inquirer staffer for 20 years, died at Cincinnati hospital at age 83 after an appendicitis operation. He left a widow and four children.
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James S. Hastings
Luke McLuke
Cincinnatii
Mitr. Hastings
Cin- Sinnatl Inquirer
Seven grads get degrees as engineers
State School of Mines commencement exercises were held at the high school auditorium in Butte with seven graduates receiving engineering degrees. The ceremony drew a large audience, reflecting strong interest in technical education and local career prospects.
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State School of Mines
High School
Butte
Butte School of Mines vows expansion after graduation
Chancellor E C Elliott pledged to keep faith with Butte residents by finding a successor to Dr C H Clapp who will advance the Butte mining school toward world prominence. At the graduation exercises 7 mining engineer degrees were conferred to Julius Martin Amberson Clarence Arthur Fredell Neil Arthur O'Donnell Arnold Rowe Maurice Hedding Taylor Walter Ronald Werellus Alfred Nathan Whealdon. Professor Clapp noted 143 students attended the past term, a record, and called for enlarged facilities as classrooms are crowded and recreation spaces lacking. He warned that in ten years current buildings will be inadequate.
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Butte
C. H. Clapp
School of Mines
Five Continenta
E. C. Elliott
University of Montana
Ik “School
A. Rick
Mining and
Seien San Prancico
Rickard
Hia Atk
Dr. Elliott
Julius Martin Amberson
Clarence Arthur Fredell Neil
Arthur O'Donnell
Nold Rowe
Maurice Hedding ‘Taylor
Walter Ronald Werellus
Alfred Nathan Whealdon
Eliott
Montana
Clapp
Fone
Great Falls Teamsters Wage Cut Reported
Wages of teamsters and helpers in Great Falls will be cut to 35 and 4.50 dollars respectively starting Monday. The measure affects private employers and follows guidance from the Associated Industries Content. Public and store owners in the area reacted to the wage adjustment as part of ongoing sector changes.
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Associated Prem
Great Falls
Associated Industries
Half Million English Mill Workers Set to Strike
Manchester reports half a million cotton mill operatives will strike tomorrow due to failure to reach wage agreements. Employers had offered a 25 percent cut after an earlier 30 percent proposal, which workers rejected, risking a total shutdown when current terms end.
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Manchester
England
Norrow
Oatton Bsks
Japan backs disarmament stance in League inquiry
The Japanese government returned a formal reply to the League of Nations survey on disarmament. It supports general disarmament but says it is not opportune to cut military expenditures until the League Council finalizes its disarmament plan. The reply, released at the Japanese embassy in Washington, notes the Assembly’s recommendations as a program pending broader measures under Article VIII. Only Japan’s response has been made public so far despite other governments’ replies arriving.
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Milwaukee
Byram
Avery
Harlowton
Tacoma
Washington
Jane
Japan
Lawyer of Nations
Assembly of the League
Council of the
League
Geneva
Murray Estate Yields Hundred Thousand to State
The state will receive $100,000 from the estate of A. Burray of Butte under a law named by the inst. The notice indicates the probate action and the amount to be allocated to public funds.
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Urray Estate
Helena
A. Burray
Butte
Peace Resolution Reported in House
Report from the House shows the Ways and Means or Foreign Affairs committee voting to advance a peace resolution. The measure calls for termination of hostilities and shifts the plan for debate to the House floor. The committee vote indicates support and opposition among members with further action planned.
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Ascon
Washington
Uniternary
Itu
Towns Flood as Water Rises In Pueblo Mayhem
Reports say several towns are inundated with widespread flooding. In Pueblo a telegraph operator wires that water has reached his feet as he hurried to escape. The message conveys urgent danger as rising waters threaten communities and infrastructure.
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Pueblo
Colorado flood threat endangers Marshall town
June 4 Denver dispatch reports a possible Marshall dam breach along with widespread Colorado floods. Four people dead, two missing, hundreds of thousands in damage reported. Pueblo under historic inundation as northeastern towns face power loss and marooned residents amid rising Arkansas River waters.
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Denver
Pueblo
Marshall Lake
Marshall
Colorado
Arkansas
Rocky Mountainews
Western Union
Arkanma
Federal
Rebestiald
Luther College site sought on Page 6 report
In Billings June, a note from the Anointed Press details plans to establish a Lutheran college westward. Dr. wR Rwae bel ch New for uly, secretary of the board, outlines church authorities backing the move. Red Lodge is mentioned as a waypoint before proceeding toward the western goal.
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the Anointed
Billings
Wr Rwae Bel
Uly
Chic Enguten America’ Mine
Hte
Chicteas
Pelco
Red Lodge
Tulsa Recovers Control After Race Riots Ends
Tulsa resumes normal government as Adjt. Gen. Barrett recalls martial law recall order. About 325 National Guardsmen stay on active duty to prevent further riots that left 30 dead, 400 wounded, and $1.5 million in damage. Tulsa officials oppose troop withdrawal, while race tensions and clashes prompt police and legal actions.
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Associated Press
Rulsa
Okla
Tulsa
Adjt
Charles F. Barrett
National
Chamber of Commerce of
Valjean Biddison
Bar ‘Association
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Slacker
Canada
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HS Home
Symons Company
Luke M
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T. A. Rickard
Elliott
Marshall Dam
Marshall Take
Lutheran College
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