Politics and police in Butte strike over exams
In a tense siege of reform, Mayor Duncan faces socialist opposition as police officers resist mandatory physical and written exams. Attorneys Carroll and Bealey are noted, while Lt. Dwyer and others maneuver through court orders and political deadlines amid a council vote to prune the force.
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al Manay
Nansan
E. Carroll
Z. Bo Bealey
Jesus
West
Wiss
Uy Ure
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Ihen
Diunein
Alackel
Maury
Yeaterdey
Dwyer
Supreme Conv
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Dayyne
Polce
Wallsix
CO Ovathin
Aas
Murphy
Mit Police
Tomoorrow
Ugh McManus
Axain
Knowladen
TNS
Autie public school meeting debates teacher Tower case
Trustees clash over Bert Adams Tower competency and superintendent Downer's handling amid charges of false representations. Dr Strayer notes and union ties cited. motion failing, Wallace and others spar over communication and final stance as survey board weighs Tower’s qualifications.
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Deard
Georie F. Dawnin
Henry D. Maury
Truster Wallace
Eluphis
Mauryaid
Bert Adams
Inn Caiter
Super- Interleal
Tracher
Theenslee
Url Berg Agaimy Tower
Jf Lahor Union
Strayer
Tower
Maury
Poller realat mayor teat order and mediation clash
A fragmented page notes a mayoral order, mediation conference tension, and criticism of tolls by Tillman at a school board meeting. Other items include general news, Catholic plant matters, and a stock of ads and hotel arrivals.
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Poller
Paitte
Realat
Keasevelt Mgiei
Hirerin
Ding
Tillman
No favorable legislation on homestead bill by House Lands
Special Dispatch reports Washington June action by the House Public Lands Committee voting strictly along party lines to refuse consideration of the Borah bill. It would have allowed homesteaders to prove good faith with $1.80 per acre improvements on three year claims. Sinnott urged sending to the Cull committee. Democrats opposed, Republicans supported. Absence of favorable action signals no homesteader legislation this session.
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Washington
House Public Lands Committee
Tesse
Sinnott
Oregon
Senate
House
Public Lands Milter Unita
Jeney
Niles Cem Inrites
Mme Schumann-Heink Granted Divorce in Chicago
The famous contralto Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink was granted a divorce from her husband Wilhelm Wad today in Chicago. Superior Judge Sullivan instructed the jury to return a verdict for the complainant, stating there was no evidence the complainant was not a virtuous wife.
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Micago
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Willandiane Jr
Catherine Dean
New York
Sullivan
Antias
Matevet
Wife Stabs Husband in Christie County Case
Mrs Kate Donahey stabbed her husband during a quarrel at 12 West Pie Street Walkerville. He was seriously wounded with a fork prong and an axe was also mentioned amid neighbor disputes. Sheriff Driscoll reported the case. Donahey denied threatening to use an axe.
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Donahey
Christopher Turner
Bye
Crerelan
Hobby
Tir Kitenen
Donghes
Driscoll
Sherif Driscoll
Dunwhey
Nat
Everett Mayor Recalled Over Vice Suppression Failure
Everett Washington June recalled mayor Chansen and Commissioner of Public Works Alexander Thompson in municipal election. Majority against Chriatiansen 271 and against Thompson 22 percent. Charge cited failure to suppress vice and to levy special taxes on public service commissions, per charter.
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Everett
Wash
Chansen
Alexander Thompson
Chriatiansen
Thompson
Colonel Roosevelt Hosts Spanish King and Queen Visit
Reporting from Madrid to New York, Colonel Roosevelt and party meet King Alfonso XIII and Queen Victoria at an embassy visit. The event includes a family dinner, and preparations for the wedding of Colonel Roosevelt and Miss Willard are underway with noted witnesses.
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Mary Blomfeld
Sara Hovis Blonitier
King Ceorge
Queen Riney
Maweid
Dang
Victoria
Nastof Om
Thodwevelt Todas
Granta
Madrid
Roosevelt Anit
Harty
Whlen
Apiassader
Mire
Nicholle Cornwerth
Ernie Hooeisralt
Anit Widines
Mbis Belle Wulard
Noruin Bo Wool
Fiary Atlantic
Yale
Liteay
Golan
Tis Granila
Genel Cun
Tvsnurtad
Coronel Roosevelt
Aine
Senar Osma
Colonel Nossevelt
Ambassator Willard
Former Green Bay Mayor Voices His Personal Views
Freenay Wisconsin June testimony by Dr Robert Minehan former mayor of Green Bay to the Wisconsin vice commission argues that excessive automobile usage destroys girds and harms society. He claims households would benefit from regulation and reduction of car use.
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Green Bay
Freenay
Wis
S.o-Sikatucklig
Robert BK. Minchan
Hofors
Wisconsin Vice Commission
Tr. Minehan
Heat Drives Suffering Across Regions In Unsettled Weather
fragmented report describes heat in the East and Midwest with record temperatures in Nashville Louisville and Alexandria and mentions deaths in Chile and a violent electrical storm bringing relief. It notes coolings winds in Wytheville and escalating heat in Washington and Chicago plus a forecast of warm weather and temperature swings across the East and South.
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WwWington
Allegheny
Chicago
Middle West
Nashville
Louisville
Wytheville
Euch
Big snags slow Mexican provisional government talks
United States officials resist recognizing a new provisional president in Mexico and favor a staged approach. Mediators push to keep constitutionalists in play while offering broad collaboration but oppose a full transfer to one party. Talks span plans for ministerial posts and possible May or June resolution.
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Niagara
Althorg
Duerta
Tante Che
Mesice
United Statea
Dhe Americin
Mexico City
Canalizutionat
Constitutionaliat Party
International congress opens for Young Women's Federation
Eight hundred delegates from 25 countries gather in Blockholm for the Inter national congress of the Young Women s Christian Federation to open tomorrow and run through June.
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Blockholm
Young Women's Christian Federation
Senate debate over repeal plea unsettles Tillman
Washington June The senate wrayehad Stomblily tarevsied today Coward final netley on the BL to repeal the folly escmption charge of the Panama cant wet Leaders were unwiling tonight to predict when a vote would be taken The discussion highlighted party rifts as Tillman criticized the president and urged postponement until after the next election The article notes Roosevelt and O Gorman ties in anti repeal positions and the political stakes for the Democratic party
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Senate
Thm Man
South Carolina
Thimn
Vail
Tillman
Democratic Party
Democrata
Thodora Roosevelt
O'Germin
New York
Baltimore
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