All Factions Clash as Butte School Row Escalates
About 150 parents teachers principals and board members met in mass meeting in Butte but failed to resolve school governance disputes. The heated gathering saw insults hurled at Trustee Barney Lindsay and confrontations with Chairman Tom Davis as calls for resignations and retrenchment reviews divided the room.
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Butte
Tom Davis
Barney Lindsaly
Barney
Davis
Brennan
Tom McBarron
Barney Lindsay
McBarron
Taldwin
Maddock
Millikin
Snow Hina
Thomas Gildea
George
Lindsay
Charge finally lodged against Mian with booze
Herman Southard charged with transporting liquor in violation of Montana prohibition laws. Information filed in district court says he was absent at filing, leading to a bench arrest. Developments follow attorney Wagner's courthouse visit over 16 cases of liquor reportedly taken from two cars near Crystal Springs on Memorial Day by men claiming to be deputies Sullivan and Peterson.
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Herman Southard
Mohtana
Southard
Wagner
Crystal Springs
Sullivan
Peterson
Thahe
Florry Sullivan
Justice Court
G. Breckenridge
Pueblo Rotary Club
Waien
Westcott
Pueblo
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado Rangers
Red Cross
Colorado
Springs
Highwayman Kills Two American Soldiers
Two soldiers from Company I infantry were shot by a highwayman. Private SH Shiffauer died of wounds while Private Clarence Teavels of the same unit succumbed to his injuries on Thursday. Army detectives are investigating the shooting.
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Malea
Wramesaay
SH. Shiffauer
Ritn Infantry
Wan
Clarence ‘Teavels
Army
Road work on 18 mile hill to start June 15
County officials report construction on the Pipe stone pass road known as the 18 mile hill will likely begin by June 15 with federal funds available to finance highway improvements. Contracts for 100 feet sections will go to unemployed workers, tools and materials supplied by the government, and the county plans to match a federal sum to create wages.
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Pipestone Pass
Fabian
Lanstrum
State Highway Commission
Bulto
Anaconda
Old Clark
Montana
24th Annual Neighbors of Woodcraft Convention Opens At Butte
The twenty fourth annual Convention of the Neighbors of Woodcraft opened in Butte at the Woman's club with delegates from across Montana. Mrs. Anna M. Carpenter presided, Alderman Herman Blank welcomed the visitors, and Ernest Hardcastle spoke on fraternalism and its good works. The drill team showcased district officers in white uniforms, and the event highlighted charitable efforts including the Riverside California home for orphans supported by members.
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Neighbors of Woodcraft
Butte
Woman’s Club
Montana
Anna M. Carpenter
Montana Circle
No. 412
Herman Blank
Blank
Ernest Hardcastle
United States
Hard- Castle
Taf
Woodcraft
Riverside
Cal
Iis
Maine
Shelley to Hold Present Position in National Committee
Washington June indications are the Republican National Committee may ignore or confirm Shelley as Montana’s national committeeman for four years. Shelley has met with many members to argue he was duly elected by the party, a point the committee will recognize if Montana’s contest is not sustained. State Senator Edwards backs Shelley as supporters remain cautious.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Sunda
J. P. Shelley
Montana
Shelley
Mtr
National’ Committee
State. Committee
Veing
House of Representatives
IES
Committee
Junod
Edwards
Plan World’s Fair in Portland 1925
Foreign nations may be invited to take part in an exposition planned for Portland Oregon in 1925. The Senate adopted a resolution stating the event celebrates the anniversary of the completion of the transcontinental railroad and the development of hydro electric power.
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Anneiated Press
Washington
Spres
Portland
Ore
Senate
Germans Protest Allied Ultimatum
A German protest announces that the Allied ultimatum to withdraw forces from Upper Silesia is a grave breach of the peace treaty. Ambassador Sthamer to Britain and the interallied commission call for immediate withdrawal, warning of further consequences if not.
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the. Associated. Press
ORDO
Sthamer
Germbassador
Great Britain
Mininer
Matauis
Oc Curaen
Interallied Commission
Ale Hedron
Upper Silesia
Uniess
House Passes Bill for Another Federal Judge
The Associated Press reports that Congress moved a bill today in Washington to create another federal district judge. The measure aims to expand the federal bench amid judicial workload concerns and awaits further action in the Senate.
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HOUSE
The
Associated Press
Washington
Sane Walsh
Firefighter Clines Suspended Ninety Days for Insubordination
John Clines of the Quartz Street station was tried before the city council and suspended for 90 days without pay for refusing to drill on the practice tower after Chief Fred Martin ordered it. The fireman cited an injured ankle and sprained wrist and claimed the tower was unsafe, while the chief testified Clines was among the most capable and that drill is essential.
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Fred. Martin
John Clines
Quarts Street
Clines
Martin
William Paull
Quartz Street
John Say
Lines
More Troops To Ireland To Maintain Order
The Associated Press reports in London that immediate additional forces will be sent to Ireland to preserve order. Austen Chamberlain announced in the House of Commons with Sir Hamar Greenwood, the chief secretary for Ireland, noting since January 1930 several workers have been killed and 286 wounded in Ireland.
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Te Associated Ress
London
Ireland
Houses of Commons
Austen Chamber
Hamar Greenwood
Guiry
Pueblo Flood Recovery Stricken City Faces Food Shortage
Pueblo column reports 52 dead after flood with 42 in morgues and 10 unidentified. Martial law orders draft every able bodied man for labor at eight and a half cents an hour, tourists ordered out, and gas and digging efforts under way as恢复 progress and uncounted bodies remain.
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Associated Press
Pueblo
Col
St. Charles Mesa
Paul F. Newton
Nuckolla Packing Company
Boone
Prayer of child victim amid flood disaster in Colorado trains
Mrs. Ruby Ells of Wichita testifies to the peril aboard the Missouri Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande trains near Pueblo when water toppled cars. She describes her 9 year old daughter Mildred Mary clinging to her and prayers of Jesus I trust you as the waters rose and receded, rescue by a party and a move to a packing plant.
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Pueblo
Col
Ruby Ells
Wichita
Kan
Pullman
Denver & Rio Grande
Cosme
Jesus
Nelle
Trail washed out near Amarillo halts rail travel
A storm flood drenched routes in Texas on June 6 washing out the Ozark trail near Amarillo. Railways refused tickets on westbound trains as waters covered tracks and disrupted service.
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Amarilio
Texas
Ozark” Trail
Girl asserts she did not marry in Europe case shocks officials
A dramatic case from Butte Montana involves Joseph Prevesich Rose Medich and Martin Masti with claims of a rushed婚, a possible violation of the Mann act and estrangement. Relatives dispute the marriage tale and the matter draws government attention.
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Europe
Tai
Butte
Joseph Prevesich
Rose Medich
Martin Masch
Thompson Falls
Mostar
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Florence Hughes
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Hannah Bryant
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Philipsburg
Martha Bullock
Hambly
Tuschann Schneider
Hardin
Billings
Blanche Pollard
Nora Curran
Republican Committee
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Cruta
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Preveesich
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Martin Mastic
Walter Medich
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