Otte On Verge Of Serious Riot Continues From Page One
Rioting Finns clash with police and deputies as Major Sargent and Captain Perry halt a mob. Soldiers from Anaconda hill enforce order, arrest leaders, and guard Main Street while a wounded U.S. marshal is treated. The new battleship Mississippi is noted in dispatches.
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Maloney
Bse
Anaconda Hill
Wyoming Street
Sargent
Perry
City Hall
Main Street
Grahite
Daly Monument
Mohler Remains Forwarded After Death
The remains of Mohler will be moved Wednesday morning from the undertaker to the Milwaukee line for burial, accompanied by her husband. Card of Thanks expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for sympathy and to the Connolly Club and St. Lawrence mine men for prayers and visits.
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Ohler
Sey, Mohler
Milwaukee
Cand Connolly Club
Fen
St. Lawrence
City Jail Reaches Capacity Amid Railfiring War Time Tension
Butte suffers crowd control strife as police deputies and soldiers move to relieve the city jail crowd. U S Marshal Asbridge plans transfer to Helena for grand jury action. Arrests include Andrew Grossman Oscar Strong James McBride Hugh McGee Lawrence Barden Bipari Kangas Frank Barry and Thomas Mulren. Soldiers patrol streets and guardsmen guard liquor sales as demonstrations flare, with mayor praising swift police response.
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Butte
United States
Asbridge
Helena
Federal Grand Jury
Andrew Grossman
Oscar Strong
Fraser and
Morrissey
Department of Justice
DeGuerre
James McBride
Hugh McGee
Lawrence Barden
Perry
Montana
Thomas Mulren
Bipari Kangas
Frank Barry
Finlander Hall
Trafic
Russians refuse to register in Phoenix colony
About 300 Russian Molokan colonists near Glendale, nine miles from Phoenix, declined draft registration citing antiwar religious vows. Delegation to Washington filed a statement explaining they left Transcaucasia to avoid military service and religion dictates arms rejection. Local authorities plan action against the group.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Glendale
State Council of Defense
Russia
United States
Flynn
Langston
Washington
Michael Piercroff
Glenfale
Philip Suimbin
John Mani
Millions Enroll In National Draft Across Cities
Across New York Chicago and the South thousands of men registered under the selective draft law. In New York nearly 600000 enlisted amid orderly scenes while Chicago reports 225000 to 350000 registrations. Atlanta notes the day passed peacefully with patriotic observances and no major disturbances.
Veterans register as border guards in El Paso
In El Paso Texas nine Confederate veterans aged seventy or more volunteered at a registration headquarters and offered their services to the country. Hundreds of Spanish speaking young men registered including Mexican citizens who will be exempt from military service. One Mexican aged thirty nine insisted on enrollment to fight for the United States. Four patrolmen guarded the border to prevent slacking to Mexico.
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James Dohan
Aoe
Patrick Gahan
Tom Caplis
Tom Yan
John Penrose
Jim Norton
M. Donlan
Pert Virtanen
John Susac
L. Cole
Mike Twomey
Angus McNell
Pad~ay" Rodgers
Sturphy
Pat. Gilcoyne
Albert Scorse
Jonnie
Piaki
United States
Torney
George M. Bourquin
Finlander Hall
Dennis Harrington
Duncan
Socialist Party
Force
Pearse-Connolly Club
el Paso
Texas
Tio Samuele
Mexico
Yen
Dave O'Connor
Fimmett Griffin
Fisher
O'Neill
Powell
John Pavloich
Tie
North Dakota draft enrollment figures exceed estimates
Reports from across the state say registration day passed without opposition to the draft and enrollment was heavier than expected. In Fargo, initial estimates put registrants at 1,250, but final counts are believed to exceed 2,500 men on the service roll.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Federal
Minneapolis
Duluth
International Falls
North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Seattle reports quiet registration day nationwide
In Wassengtos Seattle on June 6 registration proceeded without incident. Authorities noted no disorders or arrests. A notable feature was the quiet reaccreditation of an unnamed Japanese envoy who signed at a location in the Grimontal atrium, reflecting orderly civic activity.
Silver Bow Registration Push Surges With Diverse Voters
In Little Silver Bow a mass registration effort thrives as 80 registrars handle a flood of applicants from Finland, Italy, Serbia, Montenegro, and Greece. Interpreters line up, supplies run short, and precincts report steady, orderly results with debates over early returns and a large city total near 10,000.
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Helena
Milwaukee
Short Line
Tghin
Otfers
Silver Bow County
Riot by Convicts at Joliet Penitentiary
Rioters clashed with guards at Joliet penitentiary as about a thousand inmates protested new visiting rules. One prisoner killed, eight seriously injured, several hurt. fires destroyed multiple buildings causing about 20000 dollars in damage. Walter O’Brien, a former Chicago police sergeant, was among the injured. The uprising spread across three outbreaks before National Guardsmen quelled the violence.
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Joliet
Bowen
Walter O'Brien
Chicago
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