Butte Notes Local Visitors and City News
Butte sees visitors from Livingston Dillon Virginia City Helena and Missoula with frequent checks at Finlen Acoma and Leggat hotels. Local births noted June 5 and June 4 plus several residents visiting city shops and hospitals. Missing moisture and slight frost damage to crops mentioned along with garden tours and family updates.
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Orton Brox
H. F. McCann
Great Falls
Finlen, Post
P.O
James Burke
Butte
M. W. Logan
Dillon
Jack Stone
Missoula
M. W. Montgomery
H. H. Huber
Whitehall
BE. Morris
Pony
P. J. Jones
Finten
Gimble
R. W. Elling
Virginia City
A. €. Dillon
F. M. Tracy
W. B. Hartwig
Dilton
H B. Leith
West
Granite Street
Civil Service Announces Electrician Exam in Butte
The United States civil service commission will hold an electrician examination in Butte on June 28 to fill vacancies in electrician janitor and custodian service at the post office. Salary is $1200 per year with age limits 20 to 50. Applications from Charles F Williams local secretary civil service examiners board at the post office Butte or the Eleventh civil service district Seattle Washington.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Butte
Charles F. Williams
Civil Service
Eleventh Civil Service District
Seattle
Wash
Mrs Blair Visiting Brother In Butte
Mrs J F Blair of Olathe Colo is visiting her brother the Rev B Crane pastor of the People s Congregational church. Blair expects to remain in Butte several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacr
J. F. Blur
Olathe, Col
B. Crane
The
People's Congregational Church
Blair
Butte
Telegraphers strike quieted in New Orleans
Union members of the Telegraphers' Union of America and Western Union workers walked out tonight in New Orleans. Officials said more than a score joined the strike. The notice mentions accommodations and boating facilities in McAllister, Montana, with prices listed as reasonable.
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New Orleans
Telegraphers’ Union of Ameri Ployes
Western’ Union
Tele Graph Company
Western Union
Jacob Harris
McAllister
Mont
Juniors of School of Mines Host Farewell Social
The Montana State School of Mines juniors held a farewell social in Columbia Gardens dance pavilion last night signaling the semester’s end. About 500 attendees included Gov. W. Stewart, Attorney General S. C. Ford, and other dignitaries. Miss Dillon’s orchestra played as lanterns lit the hall and a special rail car service ferried revelers home after dancing past 1 AM.
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Montana State
Schoo Mines
Sparous Dance
Columbia Glens
Thouand
W. Stewart
John Gillie
S.C. Ford
Malcolm Gillis
Bruce Milliken
W. Madstock
School of Mines
Columbia Gardens
Miss Dillon
Paul de Mordaunt
Presidenius Amberson
Walter Wertius
Mr. Wharton
Tennis on tap as evening match at Butte club
An evening tennis match at the Butte Yennts club is set with doubles between Sols club entrants and country players. The backup notes describe a probable near future return and a nearby forest fire incident affecting the area with local residents aiding firefighting efforts.
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Merritt
Zleens
Brewing firm seeks change to Advanced Manufacturing name
Helena June 5 The Rulings Brewing company petitions to change its corporate name to Advanced Manufacturing company seeking approval from the Secretary of.
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Helena
Rulings Brewing Company
Advanced Manufacturing Company
Ed Theoffes
Winnipeg Strike Sparks Citywide Tension
In Winnipeg tensions rose as nearly 1,000 constables were added for strike protection after clashes in the business district. Mayor Charles F. Gray faced hostility and a guard incident at city hall while authorities asserted stronger control, with the police commission criticizing some officers for lapses and a central conference confirming Gray would lead the crackdown with government backing.
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Winnipeg
Fla
France
Charles F. Gray
Gray
J. K. Sparling
Police Commission
Railway workers refuse to join strike action
Calgary union railway men voted against joining the strike. Striking painters returned to work. Postal routes and delivery services continue with replacements. Canadian Pacific Railway plans to hire girls as stewards on steamships between Vancouver Victoria and coast to Alaska. The Princess Adelaide and Island Princess continued regular service amid the dispute.
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Calgary
Union Railway
Cal Bury
Yes
Canadian Pacific
Pany
Vancouver
Victoria
Shagway
Alaska
P. R
Princess Adelaide
Princess
More unions join Vancouver strike swells ranks
Vancouver British Columbia July reports show metal trades workers carpenters sugar refinery employees and several small local unions walking out. The labor defense committee Fedguard is distributing materials to support the action.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Labor Defense Committee
Fedguard
Strike Propaganda Ties Up Shipping at Coast
Reported here is a strike impact scene as workers not yet walking out cause propaganda activity while shipping remains tied up. As steamers arrive the union aims to sustain pressure, and the canal railroad plans further actions to support the movement.
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Canal
Wire return may deter strikers on Pacific coast
Los Angeles report says a proposal to privatize telephone wires could influence a looming electrical workers strike on the Pacific coast. Swayne, president of the Pacific coast district council of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, hinted at potential impact but offered no official comments during union meetings.
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Los Angeles
Burleson
Pacific Coast
Swayne
Pacific Coast District Council
Inernational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Fail Losses Pure Result of War Necessities
W G McAdoo explains the two hundred million deficit as driven by wartime needs and expenditures. The former Treasury secretary outlines the real factors behind the shortfall, emphasizing policy choices and economic pressures of the period.
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W. G. McAdoo
McAdoo recalls wartime rail deficits and food shipments
In a letter to Thomas M. Storke, former railroad head William G. McAdoo claims a $20 million deficit from wartime rail control stemmed from measures to keep Europe fed. He cites 300,000 tons shortfall over two months and notes Italy’s rations cut as Allied appeals to Wilson and Hoover prompted wartime food ship guarantees and grain movements to Atlantic ports.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Europe
William G. McAdoo
Thomas M. Storke
The
Daily News
McAdoo
Versailles
Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Dr. Garfield
Carl G. Roy
Mr. McAdoo
Washe
Atlantic
Tosconsin
Amnest
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Niles
Star tennis player proves title contention at Pelham Club
Mrs ward W Raymond defeated Miss Helen Gilleaudeau in a tight match at Pelham County Club advancing to the final. The veteran showed form reminiscent of past national runner up days with versatile attacks and strong net play. Gilleaudeau fought hard, delivering spectacular placements before Raymond edged ahead.
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Ward W. Raymond
Pelham County Club
Helen Gilleaudeau
Mrs. Raymond
Miss Gilleaudeau
Building Trades Plan Aims to Avert Labor Strife
Atlantic June 5. A plan to permanently eliminate strikes and labor troubles was presented at today's session of the Building Trades Department of the American Federation of Labor. The proposal carries Samuel Gompers’s endorsement and backing from the department’s executive council. It calls for a national board for jurisdiction awards in the building industry, eight members total, including three international Building Trades officials and representatives from the American Institute of Architects, the Engineering Council, the Associated General Contractors of America, the National Builders Exchange, and the National Building Trades Employers Association.
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Atlantic
Seasion of Theing Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Building Trades Department
Board For
Building Trades Departments
American Institute of Architects
The
Engineering Council
Associated General Contractors of America
T He National Association Ulders
National Building Trades Employers'association
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Chane Ited Atd
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