Sound Advice From Mr Taft On Labor Problem Of Day
William Howard Taft argues in a Public Ledger piece that the American Federation of Labor remains conservative yet progressive, opposing I W W and Bolshevism while urging business leaders to support constructive, loyal unionism led by Gompers Mitchel and others. He cites Theodore Roosevelt’s pragmatic approach and warns against extremists within labor movements.
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MR. Taft
William Howard Taft
Public Ledger Company
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
Samuel Gompers
James Duncan
John Mitchell
Federation of Labor
Gompers
I. W W
W. Wilson
Mitchel
Employers Embrace Collaborative Labor Settlement Vision
The passage argues that some Hourbon employers and Lenine followers would rejoice at a convention outcome but warns such groups ignore their self interest. It praises growing employers who support organized labor and advocate collective bargaining for a peaceful adjustment of industrial differences.
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Duncan
Lenine
Hourbon
Long and Short Haul Bill Faces Senate Attack
Opponents led by the Chicago Association of Commerce and the National Industrial Traffic League attacked Senator Poindexter of Washington over a bill requiring the ICC to compel railroads to charge lower rates for short hauls than longer ones on the same route. They argued the measure harms national industrial growth and common carriers.
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Washington
Poindexter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Interstate Venry
Chicago Association’ of Commerce
National Industrial Trafic League
Bank Robbery in ABE Ore Robber Takes Four Thousand Dollars
At noon a robber in a small automobile entered the bank in ABE Ore and ordered assistant cashier Miss Lillian Evans to surrender the $4,000 on the counter. The thief escaped in the car.
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Abe Ore
the Verson
Fed
Tod
Ked
Lillian Evans
Widows Letter of Admin Sought in Emery Cupples Case
Annie Cupples widow of Emery J. Cupples seeks letters of administration for his estate in district court The estate lists a claim against Murray hospital with no other property named Cupples was a shift boss at the original mine and was killed by John J Sullivan who was convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to 39 to 70 years The report also recounts Sport the lioness and her litters raised in a circus in Butte with a parade planned the next morning and shows opening at 7 p m
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Annie Cupples
Emery J. Cupples
District Court
Murray Hospital
Cupples
Atea
Sport
al. G. Parnes Circus
Butte
Judge orders destruction of confiscated liquor cases
Judge Dwyer yesterday ordered destruction of liquor seized in two prohibition cases. Rachel Miller near East Park street and Amanda Carlson at the Stockholm on Wyoming street faced confiscation and destruction of whiskey and other spirits with no contest. The material will be destroyed later.
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Stockholm
Wyoming Street
Stu Ie
Court House
Fence Stay Verdict in Dunn Avenue Dispute
A jury ruled unanimously that a fence on Dunn Avenue remains on the boundary after a dispute over property lines. The defendants argued the fence stood on their land for about ten years, while the other party claimed it encroached. Judge Lamb presided over the case.
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Lamb
Grossman. Ag
Dunn Avenue
Grossman
Bens
Fenc
Police Lecture on Safety First Measures for Force
John L. Boardman safety engineer from Anaconda Copper Mining company conducted a safety lecture for the police yesterday afternoon. He demonstrated treating a wounded person applying bandages controlling bleeding and handling emergencies. Lectures will be given at various times on different safety first measures.
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John L. Boardman
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Second Operation for Mrs Mamie Brown Progressing Nicely
Mrs Mamie Brown wife of John W Brown a porter at Clark s bank underwent a second operation within 60 days at Murray hospital on Monday and is progressing nicely her friends remain hopeful for a speedy recovery
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Mamie Brown
John W. Brown
Clark's Bank
Murray
Plane fleet arrives for Victory rose festival in Portland
Five aeroplanes of the fleet arrived in Portland after leaving Sacramento Sunday with stops en route. Gov. Ben W. Olcott of Oregon was a passenger in one machine from Salem.
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Portland
Ore
Sacramento
Orelock
Ben W. Olcott
Oregon
Salem
Airman killed as plane crashes in Hannibal Missouri
Oscar Bricker a 30 year old civilian flyer from Wabash Indiana died when his aircraft crashed in a Hannibal street while acting as herald for a convoy of motor trucks. The fatal incident occurred June 10 in Hannibal Missouri during a Missouri Kansas demonstration tour.
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St. Louis
Oscar Bricker
Wabash
Ind
Hannibal
Hie
Bricker
Missouri
Kansas
Partnership breakup leads to debt suit in Silver Park
The Frank Reynolds company and Pierce face a $3 000 claim by Henningsen company in a dispute over business ownership. Reynolds and Pierce operated as Frank Reynolds company in Silver Park. Reynolds sold out to Pierce who carried on under the old name and ran behind. Reynolds defends by claiming they notified customers of the change. Trial expected to continue next day with attorneys Jonovan T F Olan for Henningsen and J M Hinkle for Reynolds and Pierce.
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Fi Re TL Pieres Vin
Frank Reynolds Company
Henningsen Company
Reynolds
Pierce
Silver Park
Frankeynolds Company
Jonovan
T. F. ‘Olan
J. M. Hinkle
Seynolds and
Surplus shipyard engines to be disposed by Shipping Board
Washington says the Shipping Board seeks cooperation with U S shipyards to dispose of 75.6 million dollars in surplus engines boilers and fittings. Chairman Hurley told the Senate commerce committee the disposal plan aims to clear surplus assets while contracts for foreign accounts may be negotiated. Portland report notes a missing union official H A Hitler Boilermakers Local 3 is sought as a warrant is requested over a 500 dollar forged cashing incident. case to be presented to the grand jury.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Hurley
Senate Commerce Committee
Portland
Ore
H. A. Hitler
Boilermakerm
Bollere
Third Time Unlucky to Police Sharacter
Madge West, a longtime figure in police circles, was charged with vagrancy and fined $10 in a third appearance under the present administration. Earlier hearings ended with dismissal or adjustments. Also noted: Anna Hedo and A. Davis were dismissed on vagrancy charges. Three men paid fines for street vending violations on Dakota Street. Eight Greeks charged with gambling on East Park Street to appear.
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Madge West
Elemy
Anna Hedo
A. Davis
Ing
Dakota Street
Park Street
Concrete Bridge Awarded Near Nissler by County Board
The board of county commissioners awarded the contract for a concrete bridge near Nissler to Tim Reardon & Sons for 2692 dollars. The bridge will measure 20 by 22 feet and replace an old wooden structure.
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Nissler
Tim Reardon & Sons
Board of
County Commissioners
Edwin Stanson
D. W. Wortman & Co
John Hexon
Moor Letters Place Dre TV Moor Home From France
A letter to Howard Drullard states Dre TV Moor will be home around the first of the month. He writes from Marseilles that he plans to depart France about dune 1 and expects to reach in time to spend the Fourth.
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DR. Moor
Howard Drullard
Dre TV Moor
Marseilles
France
Hoi
Federal workers to gain half-holiday Saturdays after June 15
After June 15 all employees at the federal building will receive a half holiday each Saturday. Since the date falls on a Sunday, government workers will be unable to take this option immediately.
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Nce Hale
Federal Building
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