Miners Parade In Butte Draws Record Crowds
A massive miners parade in Butte attracts about eight thousand marchers with five thousand more joining the Ark of Butte miners' union, marking the largest gathering of its kind.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
13
Miners' Union Day Parade Draws Mass in Butte
Mayor Dunenan and Haywood spoke to crowds after the parade as 5 000 to 6 000 miners joined a long procession through downtown Butte. The march featured 150 mounted teamsters, numerous unions, and bands including the Montana State and Boston & Montana, highlighting the strength of the mining community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Butte
Montana State Band
Womens Protective Union
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
Typographical Union
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Clerks’ Union
Engineers’ Union
Teamsters’ Union
Brewery Workers’ Union
Teamsters
Boston & Montana
Tallyhos
Miners’ Union
Main
Woolman
Montana
Alaska
Granite
Idaho
Silver
Park
Desperate Jealousy Sparks Fatal Triple Incident
Mrs. Estey shot her husband three times and beat Grace Frakes with a gun at Iron street alley entrance, injuring both. She claimed betrayal and poverty provoked the act, while Frakes and Estey offered competing versions as police investigated the domestic dispute and possible divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Estey
Grace Frakes
Estey
Iron Street
Howard
Frakes
Blacklist Tied to Lumber Dealers Hearings in Missouri Suit
In Kansas City the Missouri suit against the lumber trust questions a so called customers list used to blacklist wholesalers and manufacturers who sold lumber direct to consumers. Harry A. Gorsuch admitted the list exists as a business guide though he could not recall sending blacklist lists. Charles S. Keith cited an 88 percent rise in yellow pine production costs 1898 to 1908 and blamed supply and demand over price lists for lumber. He noted output curtailment due to transportation limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Southwestern Lumber Men's Association
Harry A. Gorsuch
Southwestern Association
Lumber Trust
Missouri
Charles S. Keith
Central Coal and Coke Company
Yellow Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Keith
Roosevelt may be called as witness by steel inquiry
Washington reports that the Stanley steel trust committee may summon President Roosevelt or J. P. Morgan to explain how railroads owned by the United States Steel group declared enormous dividends on small capitalizations. Kellogg defended his dual roles and pledged full disclosure to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank B. Kallege
Department of Justice
Standard Oil Company
Trust
Stanley Steel Trust
United Staes Seel Corporaton
Minnesota
Stanley
The
United States
J. P. Morgan
Roosevelt
Buster Kellogg
Steel Trust
Morgan
New York
Representative Young
Michigan
Mr. Young
Kellogg
Duluth & Iron Range Railroad
Duluth, Mesaba & Northern Railroad
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Prosecution Wins Mandamus in Cox Case
In Cincinnati on June 13 the Second judicial circuit judges granted County Prosecutor Hunt a writ of mandamus against Judge Dickson of the common pleas court in the George B. Cox case. The decision was made public late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hunt
Dickson
Common Pleas Court
George B. Cox
Second Judicial Circuit
President nominates Jerome G. Locke for Montana surveyor general
The president sent to the senate the nomination of Jerome G. Locke of Livingston Montana for the position of surveyor general of Montana. The action was reported from Washington on June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Surveyor General
Montana
Jerome G. Locke
Livingston, Mont
Women accuse lawyer of pressuring perjury at Camorrist trial
In Viterbo Italy on June 13 women witnesses testified they were offered money by prisoners wives and by defense lawyer Alessandro Lioy to deny prior depositions and swear falsely. One witness said she refused and informed a police official. The court ordered further questioning of an inn proprietor and a chambermaid linked to the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viterbo
Italy
Camorrist
Alessandro Lioy
Lioy
Livy
Erricone
Kept a Prisoner He Claims by His Wife in Divorce Suit
R B Davis aged baking powder manufacturer and millionaire testified in Los Angeles that he escaped from his Riverside Drive New York residence in September 1908 after fearing his wife would have him confined to an insane asylum. He said he sent a note via a passerby to Henry Harney, arranged conveyance of a revolver and clothes, and planned an automobile pickup. Davis, aged 68 and frail, described his actions and the bank funds he held for his escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
R. B. Davis
Jennie Davis
Riverside Drive
New York
Henry Harney
Davis
Mr. Davis
Secretaries Knox to Explain $5000 Hale Payment
Secretary of State Knox will address the house committee on expenditures in the state department to explain a $5,000 payment from the Canadian boundaries commission fund to Frederick Hale son of a former senator. The subpoena followed Morrison’s testimony about the voucher and the unaccounted $1600. H
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knox
House Committee
State Department
Canadian Boundaries Commission
Frederick Hale
United States
Hale
Maine
Thomas Morrison
Morrison
O. K
State Day
Michael
Senator Knox
Co. H. Tittman
Hale questioned on five thousand dollar boundary fee
Portland Maine June 13 Col Frederick Hale is out of town after Secretary of State Knox asked him to explain a five thousand dollar fee paid from the Canadian boundary funds at Washington. The fee was for legal services under the 1909 treaty on the Maine New Brunswick boundary in Passamaquoddy Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Frederick Hale
State Department
Washington
Knox
Maine
New Brunswick
Passamaquoddy Bay
Explosion at Albany Chemical Works Kills One
An explosion in the distilling room at Albany chemical works on Van Rensselaerland destroys most of the plant. One man is dead, another missing, and six others are in serious condition. Fire follows, with damages estimated around 100000 dollars and risk to adjacent Standard and Texas O’s storage tanks containing about four million gallons of oil and gasoline. The missing man is Frank P. Adams, superintendent, seen to fall inside the burning building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memergency Hospital
Estey
Albany, N. Y
Albany Chemical Works
van Rensselaersland
O Jonms
Standard
Texas O's
Frank PF. Adams
Chihuahua Comedy May Yet Be Tragic
In Chihuahua on June 13 four thousand federal troops under three generals patrol the streets to bar General Orozco s insurrecto army from entering the city. Orozco s forces extend north along the railroad toward Sauz. A federal lieutenant shouting Viva Reyes was killed by an insurrecto. Governor Gonzales expects federal troops to evacuate and the insurgents to be allowed to enter Chihuahua in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Mexico
Orozco
Sauz
Mexico City
Viva Reyes
Gonzales
President Nominates Officials for Montana and Bozeman
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the president nominated Jerome G. Locke of Livingston as surveyor general for Montana and Allen Cameron as postmaster at Bozeman to replace Ida L. Kirk. Both nominees are expected to be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Washington
Jerome G. Locke
Livingston
Montana
Senator Dixon
Allen Cameron
Bozeman
Ida L. Kirk
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Tlaywood
Haywood
McNamara
Ethel Conrad
Posse
W. E. D. Stokes
Miss Graham
Miss Conrad
Mr. Stokes
Murray's Hospital
Will Sammon Roosevelt
Standard Oil
Frm
Committee
James Gayley
Corporation
Gayley
Gary
Times
Locke
Columbia Gardens
Hash
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