Monopoly fears and bank control in steel industry debate
A congressional hearing transcript shows Gary and Littleton debating government regulation versus private power. Topics include trusts, the Sherman act, Wall Street influence, the Tennessee Coal and Iron deal, and Roosevelt era policy on steel monopoly risks.
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Mr. Littleton
Mr. Gary
Tennesse Coal and Iron Company
Washington
Roosevelt
Gary
Stanley
United States Steel Corporation
Stanisy
Steel Corporation
White House
Moore & Schley
Tennessee Cos} and Iron Company
Littleton
Nemo
Leavitt Stapleton lawsuit dismissed in probate case
The suit by Mrs. Travitt administrator of the Leavitt estate against Guy W. Stapleton over 318,368 money claimed to be due was dismissed by the court. Stapleton denied having funds for the estate and claimed 1808 belonged to Mina Wrares Leavitt. The ruling touched on rights to recover money and involved references to estate claims and a prior arrest.
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Travit
Leavitt
Guy W. Stapleton
Mr. Stapleton
Heton
Twavitt
Mirmiish
Staplaton
Semann
Weende
Moxamider Raphia
Mayer Dilieni
Pontine
Aati
Mayer
Fragmentary street gang remark on Tisl Hess streets
A garbled excerpt shows a speaker claiming capacity to do anything with a "bo fale" and mentioning merchants sending boys out. The dialogue implies tension and intent to reach a street end, reflecting an inexact transcription of local conflict or organized harassment.
McCarthy Says He Was Subpoenaed Not Involved In Sullivan Case
Dr P W McCarthy told the court he had no part in paying Dr Sullivan's bill and did not seek the county physician post. He said he was compelled to testify after being subpoenaed and did not volunteer, disavowing any connection to the auditor's actions.
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P. WH. McCarthy
Sullivan
Wes
Sulisman
Junior Prom At Silver Bow Club In Bulle High
The junior class of Bulle High hosted the annual prom at the Silver Bow club last night marking the first time the event was held there. An orchestra provided music in a decorated ballroom, with engraved programmes and punch served after midnight, making it one of the most elaborate junior events at the school.
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Silver Bow Club
Bulle High School
Slitation
Siiver Bow Club
Close Election in Engineers Union Beyond Weighs
The engineers union held yesterday a tight leadership ballot at Miners Union hall with about 31 members voting, the highest total in union history. Incumbent Warry Lappin contends with H. A. Kinney for president as John Dr Yaney seeks vice president, Ed Gamble treasurer, and H. A. Weidenbach recording secretary, while A. C. Dawe runs ahead for financial secretary against F P. Smal. Delegates to the Silver Bar Trade and Labor council and to the Western Federation of Miners national convention drew the closest votes, with final results pending after the last ballot is counted.
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oMerrs
Engineers Union
Miners’ Union
Clerka
Hart
Warry Lappin
Sid H. A. Kinney
John Dr Yaney
Ed Gamble
H. A. Weidenbach
A. C. Dawe
FP. F. Smal
Silver Baw Trade and Labor Council
Western Federation of Miners
Miner buried in cave disaster at Badger mine
James McAlgin, years old, was killed when tons of talc collapsed from a hanging wall on the 1600 level of the Badger mine. He walked into the steps while two companions followed and was struck. The body was recovered at 6 o'clock. The coroner seeks his daughter, possibly in California, as the only known survivor. An inquest is set for this evening.
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James McAlgin
McAlvin
Orem
Hals
Butte Briefs Sparse Local Moves and Travels
Jim Matson jr from the city Helent Corn Cleveland left yesterday for Chicago. Marion Gooper traveled to Los Angeles yesterday. Mrs CG Yaulden and five children departed for Seattle. W A Jeppen visited Livingston. Others, including Robert McDowell and Milton Shriner, were around town today.
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Jim Matson Jr
Cleveland
Chicago
Prouty
Helena Ghert
Thornton
W. A. Jeppen
Livingston
Yost
Tonypah
Marion Gooper
Los Angeles
Yaulden
Seattle
W. Jackson
Ordinance and council actions on taxes and street paving
The city council debated taxation for mines and rents on East Galena andWyoming street paving, directing reports and amendments. It approved fire station funding, sanitary measures, and street improvements, with committees to review and report. an invitation was accepted to St Joseph’s church corner-state laying. Obituaries note Herman Boyce, and funeral arrangements listed for several residents.
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Galena
Wyoming Street
St. Joseph's Church
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ESTEY
Butte
Howard Music CO
North Main Street
Ash
Montana Hardware Co
Rex
Oh As All Grocers
The
Royal Milling Company
Great Fell
Montana
F. B. Price
S.P. Guimont
AV Oiler
Premony
West Gold
Doe
Morgan
New York
Ten~neysea Company
Frick
Moora & Schrey
Tennessee
Tittleton
Witnegg
Bonaparte
Stes
Tennessee Company
Tennessas
Heraid
Tennessee Stocka
Leavitt-Stapleton
Murphy's Dello
DR. M'Carthy
Subpenaed
Engineers’ Union
Butte Briefs
Sora Colt
Ceatey Orton
Komfort Shoe CO
Fred Holbrook
West Park Street
Butte, Mont
Minor’s Exchange
F. L. Martin
Herman Boyce
Iain
White & Undertaking
Bl. Mark's
German Lutherne Church
Wudvott
Klatings
Tarren
Parren
Chiradny Atternony
Tamliy
Arrida
Hell
Ashatic
Tony
Merala
Calab
Mont
Belivilia
Chienga
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