Butte Notes Mention Visitors and Local Happenings
The item lists numerous visitors and residents in Butte including A Schulz from Twin Bridges, H Cook of Spokane, J R Jones at Leggat, and Mrs S M Righterman of Sheridan. It notes Gordon Campbell’s trip to Winnemucca, while Miss Dorothy Lewis performs at the Liberty theater and discovers a cousin connection with William Wooltail. Doris Keane’s London success is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancelot
A. Schulz
Twin Bridges
Butte
W. Olson
Miles City
Krobert
H. EB. Murdock
Zeman
Leggat
Willam Wooltai
Great Fall
Liberty Theater
Dorothy Lewis
Miss Lewis
Woottal
Doris Keane
London
Hello Girls Stand Ground On Counter Offer At Union Meeting
Tutte telephone operators hear a counter proposal to the $66 monthly demand and plan to vote after a national B E W official arrives. District Manager J B McAfee notes the offer mirrors company policy statewide with scale based on service length and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutte
Hell Telephone Comay
J. B. McAfee
Hell
Bell Company
Ft Yetter Inn
Oper
Delivery Drivers Walk Out Monday Stir Fades Union Clash
A historic meeting of the Teamsters union in Hutte set plans for a Monday walkout affecting municipal water service and public utilities. The dispute centers on union authority, with clerks spared and workers repairing essential lines while management and police monitor the tension amid accusations of arbitrary leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte
Sneight
Siectucal Workers” Union
Acton
Wage Scale Shows No Net Increase for Long‑Serving Staff
A 12 to 13 month step schedule sets monthly supervisor pay from 67.50 to 75 dollars with 12 to 13 month periods. Sinnager McAfee says the plan is an adjustment rather than a pay rise and does not apply to any current removals or length of service. About 26 percent of the current workforce would gain any increase based on length of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinnager McAfee
Petition of Crow Indians Highlights Names and Land Claims
A Washington Star report describes a petition from Crow Indians to the president listing numerous unusual names and seeking to protect reservation lands. It notes cattle and horse holdings, irrigation works, and tense relations with white settlers, including statements on race and intermingling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Nap
Annie Mmiesoner
Amontan
Hardin
Tillinger Monts
Sheridan
Crow
Congress of
Chun
Dante
James
Hualo
Medleiné
Ola
Coyote
Wolf
Joseph Spotted Rabb
Goo Horse
Bad Horse
Old Table
Thomasabacco
George
White Dogs
Dicuy Hotel
Ein Anoves
Philip Ten Mead
Tenty
Buftaton
Hari
Fiat Og
Doe
Coyote Runa
Cooke
Harney
Rethers
Crookett Kent Doe
Chitin
Grouna
Bate
Vailevn
Public School Segregation Tensions Triggered White Flight
In Hardin and Hardin County Montana public schools faced pressure as agencies refused Indian children due to legal status, sparking racial tension. Some white parents withdrew their children. in other towns without Indians the schools remained integrated.
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Hardin, Mont
Agency Mont
Cervantes Died On April 23 1616 While Shakespeare Died Later
The text notes Cervantes died on April 23 1616 and suggests Shakespeare died later that same calendar day, contrasting their deaths and implying Cervantes chose the date in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cervantes
Shakespeare
White Shakespeare
Greg Cordins
Origin of Dodger Not Determined In Butte Case
An affidavit before Judge McClernan lists names of men denying authorship of a widely circulated dodger in Butte Montana. The notice urged wage slaves to join a labor movement, while officials deny knowledge of the dodger’s authorship or sponsorship and claim it aims to sow discord in the labor community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Emulation
Silver How ‘Trades and Labor Council
Hutte
Aldo
McClernan
State of
Montana
Butte
Mer B. Wishaar
Leo F. Mahle
A. Obermayhorn
Charles P. Gilden
Bert
Dodger
Paroled miner Mackie McDonald vows to work after release
Mackie McDonald, released on parole from the state penitentiary for his role in 1914 Miners Union riots in Butte, declares he will work to rehabilitate his reputation. He faces monthly reporting duties and must stay within Montana, with prior sentences totaling three years for kidnapping charges and related acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackie McDonald
Frank Conley
State Penitentiary
Miners’ Union
Butte
McDonald
Miners Union
Western Federation of Miners
State Board of Prison Commissoners
Frank Coates
Broadway
Main Street
National Guard of
Montana
Gagnon
Butte Mine Workers) Union
Minere Union
Leo Bradley
Joe Shannon
Clark
Boulder
Thachey
Shannon
Tie
Board of Prison Commissoners
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Butte News
Optometrist
Orton Bros
Tonkin
John Langer
Chicago
Matabury
Decatur
Renwick Hax
Helmville
South Butter
Mra F. E
Roy Ote
Michel
Peener Pga
Denver Ag Grane
Miell Tan Coe Sae
Bo Siok
Ale Fey
Tons Grenten
Ta Sa
Seer Iene
South Side
ARS Sie
Tive
West Park Street
Sit
Schubert Gaton
Police Department
Tan
Wharton
Duncan
Abe Sard
Mose Linz
Carthy’s
E. Broadway
Columbia River
Agar St
Lyons
Acon
Campbell's
FOE
Shenk
Aye
Employers and Sons
Wishart
Bwis J
Charles P
Schubert
Sot Dune
Sohn
Clernan
Silver Bow County
Thom
AL Wine
Ursula Dietrich
Women’s Club
Artapollo
Massanet Companiment
Artapolle
Oslo
Dietrich
Arta Rachmaninoft
Dieteiet
Mapielam
Samson
Delian
Phyllis. Wolfe
Saint-Saens
Weber-Weingartner
Beethoven
Piyiis
W.rapes
Braham
Mia Dietrich
North Main Street
Mackie
East West End
Additio
Tode
Polly
McConkey
Sarah EB. Ensminger
Block Bi
Didewater Investment Company
Place
Carolina Lisker
Susan R. Bo.lever
Fawcett Addre Ton
Anaconda Copper Aiining Company
Joseph E. Biiney
BM Hocke
Butte Land and Investment
John “Willoughby
Bad JR
Craig Theton
Kenneth B. Fraser
Castine
Stevenson
ABC
Clock
West End
Reserve Lode
Sudry
Winston
Susan Ui
Eiaurenees Slewood
Spoet
Lot Ann
Ucto Land and Investment
Come Pany
B ‘Ledford
Fist Rafflett
Grand Avenue
Simonsen
David Maley
Borom Addition
Henry S Young
Caurot
Die Verry
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
Eder
John J. McCarthy
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