Balloon disaster brings alert to Portland area balloons
A Kansas City balloon, the Springfield, and the Million Population Club craft were in a race over Oregon when a thunderstorm struck. One craft wrecked, another reportedly struck by lightning. A carrier pigeon delivered a late message from a rescuer party. pilot Capt Johnny Beverly and crew members faced difficult conditions as search efforts began.
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Portland
Ore
Aero Club of America
Kansans
Uncle Sam
Miltian Population Club
Berey Hart
Morrie
G. O. Morrigan
Johny Bevery
St. Vouls
Anolmbly Mex
Lonight
United Stal Farert Servion
Donia
Ays
Aer
Cheb
Mar USA
Morrison
Lewis Don
Conwade Messie
Les Engi
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Cascades
Kansas
John Berry
Ian
Indiana Wells
Ins
Germany
France
St. Louis
George Warrai
Oreduk
Sant
Lemesance
Eante
Sundy
T. Tatner
Revolt and unrest thread through Butte and region
A fragmented page reports unrest linked to the Western Federation, with local clashes among rabies suspects, suffragists warning Folné, and court actions including a Williamson divorce case. It notes delays in elections and various oddball items acrossAnaconda and Miners Union activities amid a busy, unsettled civic scene.
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Butte
Folné
Hart News
Slate News
Staven Inca
Chirch
Bette
Minlig
Stork
Renarty
Hoorla
Tolls repeal awaits Wilson's signature
Washington reports that President Wilson is expected to sign the repeal of the Panama Canal Act exemption, after a Senate vote of 318 to 71 and House approval, removing coastwise ship toll exemptions and reaffirming U S sovereignty in the canal zone. The debate included heated exchanges as party leaders differed on the approach and future U S role in tolls.
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Washington
Wilson
Milam
United States
Houston Senate
Senate
House
West Virginia
Canal Zone
lEnderwood
Congress
Mann
Glags
Virginia
Ton Ihe
Elfe
Inia
On Way to Gallows Chiefly Delayed by Governor Call
Silas Jones faced the gallows for the murder of his wife when Governor Hatfield ordered a 30 day reprieve after new evidence was found. The inmate was notified at the penitentiary that his execution was postponed as authorities review the case.
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Silas Jones
Ce Ware den
Hatfield
Yale
Bank closures shock Chicago as deposits frozen
In Chicago deposits of FRA O67 and about 1.49 million dollars were placed in charge of the state banking department. The La Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank and other downtown banks faced examination and closure, prompting crowds of depositors at Ashland Twelfth Street. Officials urged calm while discussions on receivership and protections continued.
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Chicago
Larmer
Lasitlo Stree Trust and Savings Bank
Willan Lyurlaer
United States Senate
Witha
Stree
Banka
la Salle Street Bank
Hank Miner
Daniel Harkin
la Salle Street Wruse and Savings Bank
Gil Hegent Examiners CO Iemmmyer Inxubatias
Aameth
Ahaxa Mingdon
Ta Balle Shest Trust
Harkin
Monte
Dhe
Bie
Gtere Teacheo
Willan Lorimer
C. B. Munday
la Salle Strepe Bank
Elelea
Janes B. Fergan
First National Bank
Clearing House Committee
Salt
la Salle Street Trust and Savings Bunk
la Sale Street Trust and Livings Bank Ig
Clearing House Association
Clarity House
James JS. Brady
Merit
Examiner
Examiner Nfarkin
Ove
Trewarer Flynn
Tte
Ashland Twelfth Street
State Bank
Chetto
Mle
Mr. Munday
The Sunday Standard features and weekly column blurbs
The Sunday Standard offers live artistes and live pictures on human interest topics. T. O'Connor presents a weekly letter on James Lowther. It includes The Black Hand's Covenant and With Death true stories. Breezy Suzanne Wins Perkins and Flag day origin mystery are noted. Various entertainments, Bingville notes, sports, cartoons, fashion, social whirl and new reels at flesheaters are promised.
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T. O'Connor
James Lowther
Black Hand
Suzanne
Bingyville Bugle
Goldberg
Cupid
Miners Strike Tense Standoff in Butte Union Split
In Butte a labor day event sparked a miners walkout affecting The Muck Huck mine and Clarke Rack mine as unions clash with mining companies. A new Butte Independent Industri Miners union formed under W W agitators seeks to rally support and influence future contracts. Local crowds gathered at The Speculator and The Reek amid tense confrontations with deputies as organizers push for a yearlong contract.
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Bulle
Caslonil
Hada
Butte Auditorium
Hehling
North Butte Company
Clarke
Butte Miners’ Union
Quloen
Dial A
Jolie
Nihe
Seeessigniste
Onton Uillehis
Phe
Win
W. W
Clurleninn
T. W. WW
Une
Butte Independent Industri Miners’ Union
Weatqin Federation
Unitet Mine Workers of Ameries
Ft WW
Butte
Leiscit
Erica
Lyne
Willan
Union
Bute
Wileh
Militants Attack Theater and Church
The article reports militant suffragettes attacking a London theater, disrupting audiences with leaflets and shouting. Efforts to burn St Mary Kate’s church near Chipstead were thwarted as clergy and emergency crews intervened. Emmeline Pankhurst’s whereabouts remained unconfirmed amid the unrest.
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Tonton
Anthor
Hennington
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
St Mar- Kates
Chipstead
Conmton
Aardon Sinhade
Kev. Wiion
Wn Silingers
Developments of day among the Butte miners
Miners walked out at Spreuiaforming after resisting union cards and gathered 2,000 at the Auditorium for demonstrations. A new Butte independent Industrial Miners association is proposed, with officers to be elected after seizing records. A manager warned miners to respect contracts and refrain from working without union cards. A mob assaulted and mob violence ensued, with several officials rescued by officers.
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Minera
Spreuiaforming
Butte District
Butte Independent Indugteal Minera’ Vaton
Sheviln
Butte
Adatom
John DB. Pape
North Butte Company
Winers
Milvers
Aninera
Black Rock
Nint
Tre
Bulle & Superior Company
Miers
Bert Riley
Bulte Miners’ Union
Mineora
Western Federation of Miners
Aho
Miners Face Cartooned Movement Split and Riots in Butte
Enflamed crowds clash as Western Federation agitators denounce union leaders and a contract while pledges of violence echo through Butte streets. A mass meeting features chants against Riley and the union, with Paddy Sullivan captured amid mob fury. Walter Little is granted a gun permit amid heightened tensions.
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Monk Ming
Anandelmat
Auditors Tum
Met
Alrects
Art
Butte
Riley
Union
W. W
Paddy
Sullivan
Walter Little
Miners' Union Meeting Sparks Protests in Butte Auditorium
A packed Butte crowd heard Dan Shovin of independents and J Sullivan as temporary secretary at a miners meeting. Shovin urged nomination of Speculator miners and protested the current union makeup. Speakers were limited to five minutes as tensions rose over union direction. Continued on page twelve.
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Speculator
Medin
McDonald
Dan Shoviin
Independents
Tast Éfecttom
Butte Miners’ Union
J. Sullivan
Polock
Butte Independent Industrial Miners’ ‘Union
Shavlin
Baito Miners’ Union
Wilon
Shoviln
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