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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
12
Canning's remarks to miners recount the history of unionism and labor rights. He praises progress from bondage to manhood while urging disciplined action, warns against strikes linked to violence, and calls workers to negotiate before considering force. He emphasizes the need for unity, legal bounds, and moral responsibility within the union.
A fragmented pamphlet style speech discusses hair care myths and dry shampoo, then pivots to labor union loyalty and anti corruption. It cites a neighboring city Anaconda and warns against bribery, urging purge of corrupt individuals. It ends with a quote about loyalty to country and Union.
Citizens expected to display flags for the day as The Daughters of the American Revolution present a 2:30 p.m. stereopticon lecture at the roadway theater by Miss Mary Kolett. Open to all children aged 6 to 16 with no admission charged.
In Walker's saloon West Park street a 24 year old man identified as John Doe assaulted Daniel Strausberg a 70 year old witness. Bail set at 100 with a 416 bond posted. Strausberg to testify. John K R Trimble and Francis McGinn fought in Naughton’s East Broadway. both injured. Each posted 25 bail and received medical attention.
James Kearney and Miss Katherine Murphy will be married this morning at Sacred Heart church. Both are popular Butte natives born in Ireland and lifelong friends. The Hagnsen market at 119 East Park Street will open at six o clock every Saturday evening.
Around 1,000 members and families gathered at Columbia Gardens to hear Walter ONeill and Matt Canning speak on labor, capitalism, and the plight of workers. ONeill denounced the industrial system and urged labor action in politics, while Canning delivered a radical critique of wages, class power, and social justice as the crowd listened from the bandstand.
A spirited Empire Theater bill features a wartime moving picture titled Up San Juan Hill with Rough Riders in action and a victory theme. Magician Juhasz and vaudeville acts Tuttle and May, plus Brown and Manning, perform various sketches and songs amid notable cash stories and a goat act tomorrow night.
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