Equal Suffrage Meeting Reports County Progress
Delernies vnieke oNKinsting repuey of peogruns Sn fate reanedtive Miatridta-Pinmnee vanMilitre in frunted to gather Oy tse teodi necessary th -ponh work along. Levistown June The Mentant Vigual Buffragé association met to consider the progress of equal suffrage and plan campaigning. Miss Rankin led reports from 87 counties, speakers included Atlas Renkin, Miss Thompson, and Mrs. Stratton. County chairs reported organized precincts and funds efforts. notes show statewide momentum and opposition details.
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Delernies Vnieke Onkinsting Repuey
Miss Rankin
Px State
Obateman
Ter
Levistown
Mentant Vigual Buffragé Association
Missy Jeannette Rankin
Ner
Renarts
Oreaniaation
de Atlas Renkin
Tane Thompson
The
Nation Society
Mre
C.udmundy
Absorance
Stillwater
Miss Tonkin
Thompson
George Stratton
Gasnow
California
Miss Thompson
W. S. Wiggins
Dear Lodge
J. B. Hills
Silver Bow
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Montana Equal Franchise Association
Butte Waal
Trankly
Cigie Park
Mra Stratton
Sheridan County
Stodera County
M. K. Nelson
Cascade County
Sweet Grass County
Brs
Harvey, Colt
Montatta suffragettes fm session and other notes
A condensed editorial page listing various items from The Standard. It mentions Montatta suffragettes in a meeting, high school diplomas for bulle students, and multiple society notes. Also noted are local crime sentences, guardianship cases, and upcoming advertisements with regional notices and sports.
Anaconda Copper Official Denies Political Involvement
W Kelley vice president of the Anaconda Copper Mining company arrived in Kalispell and denied the Missouri constitutional amendment debate was sponsored by his firm. He said the company had no interest and would not participate, calling the published claims a pure fabrication. He noted the firm would not test the measure and would remain neutral, traveling with his daughter to Butte later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Kalispell
Tune
W. Kelley
Anaconda
Wenersl
Kelley
The
Missourian
Lily Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Legmireh
Hadur Company
Labor Leaders Protest Against Proposed Action
Labor leaders from Vidi Konnen and Montane meet in Bulle to protest the initiative and referendum clause, calling on courts to defend the people’s rights. The communique, signed by officials from the People’s Power League and many labor and civic groups, urges a juristic committee to protect progress through direct vote protections.
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T. J. Walsh
B. Nolan
Helen
Alec Muckel
Butte
Walter 4. Havin
Roxen
A.K. Cheadle
Lewistown
Secialorter
M. Dixon
Monts Tail
Peoples Power League
Miles Ioniney
al. McCusker
Western Feeeration of Miners
J. c. Tawney
Montana State Federation of Laver
Donoghue
M. Farlelow
United Mine Workers of America
Henry Drenan
Anaconda Mot and ‘Smelter Mens Union
J. B. Rankin
Intama- Honal Association of Retail Glerks
Il Sivelis
Butte Altmere’ Union
Bert Riley
Joe Fanklins
Walter la
James Shea
Jacob Oliver
Dennis Murphy
Dick Tippett
Convicts To Attend Picture Show At Penitentiary
The state announces a Sunday afternoon film at the penitentiary for inmates who have obeyed the rules. John Barker attorney general says all films will be censored before exhibition. Prison inspectors discuss installing wire schools for the term.
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Sofferson
Guy
Jing
John ‘Barker
Deaid
Board of
Prizon
Airo Aniunes
Wyle
Beneft
AMC Termte Eopyida
Acon
Compromise on repeal of tolls offered in Senate
Washington June 6 A compromise amendment to repeal tolls, drawn for administration forces and Republican senators, would preserve all major Simmons provisions and Norris reservation. It states passage of the act does not waive treaty rights or U S sovereignty over the canal with respect to ownership, control, and traffic charges. Vote on the amendment and bill may be reached late Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Simmons
Banator Nerig
Senate
Senate Interoceanic Canal
Norris
United States
Great Britain
Soverelentiayer
Trafic
Alondays
Four Die After Car Struck by Train Near Linneus
Linneus, Modine residents report a touring car carrying six people struck by a Chicago Burlington and Quincy passenger train on a rural crossing. Four persons died and two were injured as the car suddenly slowed near the tracks. The deceased include the driver ELARAT THOS and his wife and daughter, with RAY of Green Castle and JESGO TAY also identified among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linneus, Modine
Inday
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Elarat Thos
Ie Ibsse Ray
Grenncastie
Jesgo Tay
Colonel Is Received by President of France
Paris June 6 Colonel Roosevelt arrives at the Elysee Palace and remains with President for about an hour, conversing in French and thanking the president for hourlong hos pitality. The scene is described as busy with officials and curious crowds outside the palace as ambassadors and statesmen meet with the president amid the crisis.
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France
Paris
Roosevelt
Pain
the Hlysee
Herrick
Greeks respond to Carnegie report on Bulgarian war crimes
Washington reports that Greek officials in the United States issued a counterstatement to the Carnegie Commission’s findings. George Vaukos presented the Greek government plan to circulate a rebuttal outlining alleged Bulgarian atrocities against Greeks, aiming to correct perceived injustices and discredit the commission’s conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dunes
Carnegie Peace Foundations Commission
Balkang
Ghorge Vaukos
Dean
En Angle Commission
Entera
United States
Greece
Bulgaria
Carnegie
New Haven Inquiry Ended For Present
The interstate commerce commission halted the New Haven inquiry for now after weeks of investigation into the New Haven Railway and related systems. Examiner Davis B Brown testified that initial checks showed the reverse of the New England Navigation Company did not confirm the Wordeste Nasi & Rocheaster road purchase, suggesting the Morgan firms books may be accurate while the navigation records could be false. Attorney John A Carver said Rockefeller physicians believed it dangerous for his client to testify at this time.
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Washington
New
Haven
Fnfirond
Interaintelcommerce Commission
McChord
Davia EB. Brown
Filst
Tagland Navigation Company
New Haven
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan Fim
Brown
Mr. Morgan Company
John A. Carver
Willan Rockefeller
Unclear fragments about a funeral and arrival timing
Fragmentary report mentions New York, a ship voyage to Marseilles, and awaiting interment details. Sparse names and dates render clear facts limited and sources unclear about the decedent or final arrangements.
Mexican Gunboats Sail in Blockading Mission
Reports from Vera Cruz indicate two Mexican gunboats sailed likely to enforce a blockade decreed by Huerta at Tampico. President Huerta’s officials refuse to concede, while U.S. commanders in Paducah and Sacramento are urged to show no signs of Mexican warships. Washington discusses Carranza’s possible mediation on condition no armistice with Huerta. Officials doubt Huerta will blockade Tampico over the Antilla cargo, stressing U.S. right to prevent port interference. In Niagara Falls talks, Huerta pledges to resign when politically pacified, with delegates insisting the goal is peace and not technicalities.
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Vera Cruz
Adyitea
Pavia
México
Tiverta
Tampico
Rene Agmitat Hager
United States
Padotah
Sacramento
Abipa 'One
Pampico
Lfbers Gdt
Huerta
Washington
Carranza
Maxica
Ningana
Antitla
Areia
Amoralate
Poincei
Niagara Falla
Ontario
Hurria
Wits
Ribisa
Gays
Elvertan
Pore TALKS 4ABOUT WESIGO Ronn June 6
Juan Verreta widow of Turencinga Mexico was received by the pond and he Macueed the Mexican situation and the mediation conference efforts for peace.
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Ronn
Juan Verreta
Vera Cruz Story In Terse Report Jure
Vera Cruz report terse and fragmentary notes an event or action tied to Ace or decoration of Sicily and Chev. The exact details are unclear but two proper nouns appear Vera Cruz and Sicily with associated names or titles.
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Vera Cruz
Sican
Admirals report on Vera Cruz landing details praised troops
Washington June report from Rear Admiral Trohcher details U S Navy action at Vera Cruz. Marines and sailors landed under fire, secured customs house and power plant, established headquarters, and repelled Mexican forces with initiative and judgment. Landing proceeded with Florida contingent, Panama Marines, and naval support. fighting described as intense with artillery and rifle fire.
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Washington
Trotcher
Vera Crua
Navy
Mexico
Navy Department
Ewitt
Kha
Federn
aAdmirel
Gruliees Pralide
Chester
San Francaca
Hishlethe
Atipa
Oharer
Moffett
Stickney
Harmon
Vie
Boain
Seixa
Sileckneay
Mans
Ula
Waeh-ington Avas
Hush
Rush
P. Om. Tush
Hin Arad Conuulrs
Marine Regiment
Neville
Calle de Monterinon
Avenlan Bravo
Framall
Wtorida Bs Tatlon
Malheight
Warrout
Pralriog
Cadeta
Naval Aehpel
Graduation Address at Butte High School Commencement
Dr E B Craighead of the University of Montana delivered the commencement address as the largest class in Butte public schools received diplomas. He urged graduates to lead with knowledge and virtue, warning against armament spending and praising peace. The high school orchestra performed, with Frances Herte-Parks singing.
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Butts
Alutini
Butte
Bruce i. Millen
D. Eiderkin
Lourd Jase Olan
Republic
Puydile
Torea
Dr. Craigtwad
Mich Cother
Obo Salil
Congress
Wyoming
Wison
Washington
Iéarne
McHestra
Frances Herte-Parks
Milan City June Echoes Effort to Recover Body
Authorities in several communities race to locate the body of Dan Kavanaugh, a man who drowned Tuesday while trying to escape from the guard. The Yellowalum River area is being searched as officials pursue leads and coordinate with local agencies.
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Milan
Reform Echo
Varios
Yellowalum
Dan ‘Kavanaugh
Nos
Miard
Endearing Letters From Billie To Nonn ie In Court
A Chicago trial feature centers on letters signed Billie and written to Nonn ie by George Rapp and Mrs. Cath erine Dean. The letters, praising and affectionate, were presented as evidence in Mme Schumann Heink's divorce suit from Rapp. Read aloud in court, they formed the day’s principal activity as witnesses described the couple’s displayed affection and the letters’ role in the case.
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Chicago
Catherine
New York
Mme
Schumann—Heink
Qenn
Willam Rapper
Schumann-Heink
Ivorre
Rapp
Billie
Mura
Efisa Keancea
J. Ashton
Afra
Deen
Okner
Hag
Brig
Byrauith
Germany
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ANS
Counter
Montatta
Bulle High
Fieleber
Vera Crus
Order of Moore
Buila
Ead
Nea
St. Josept
Fayer
Washington School
William J. Flynn
Wilfort
Uncle Sum
Dreesy Suzanne
Goldbergenttaon
Henry Watteraon
John Bull
O'Connor
Twernen
Pullepage
Crlenia
Mvorce
Ersat
Swiaa Lovey Lim
Claga
Linselt
Society
Toremey
Anashinida Company 14
Isvpimteved
Amiend Winnt
Eta
Bia
York and
Cave
Brigit
Uncle Sam
Minneapolis
Spattomond
Atrolitins
George W. Young
Blaney
Marseilles
Mrbu
Linkin Nordea
Batista
Uebin Geen
Nna
Twsdred
Hai School Granhates
He.ceivr Diplo Sas
Ntate
Wilcow
Alice
Nonnie
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