Lobbying as a political instrument under scrutiny in Washington
Washington June 13. A Senate inquiry into lobbying as a political tool proceeds with five committee members hearing testimonies about campaign influence, tariff pressures, and the role of presidents and major interests. The panel hints at broadening its scope to expose campaigns and potentially restrain lobbying activity.
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Washington
Ose
Senate
Smisson
Congress
Alek
Wilson
Changer
Truman
Palmer
Gee United State
Hac
Underwood
Baltimore
Ben
Socialium
Uestin
New York
Mit
New
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Meeting tensions spark hard fight in Butte politics
In Butte, clashes between conservatives and radicals flare as the West and state committees prepare to meet. Conservatives resist radical influence, defend mayoral appointments, and push for control of key city offices while planning to influence the state central committee. The dispute centers on aldermen, city contracts, and personnel shifts as the political battle intensifies.
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Sullivan
Wilthine Cochran
Frankribble
Mieck Rock
Trenasurami
M. O'Shen
Wames
Linarea
Stevins
O'Day
Spor
McManus
Smith
Annie Edmunds
J. Mabie
Don Mellugh
Paul Cooney
Mackel
W. F Davis
W. A. Will's
Lew Therely
Veils Centre
Sidden
Elise
Xe Whin Hang
All Work Stopped On Great Northern Line
Montana construction projects halted as a nationwide order follows a Supreme Court ruling. Road repairs paused. rack work ceased in several towns. Montana postmasters named at the end of the notice.
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Great Northern
Superior
Wis
Misaba
Martial Law Declared Over Mine Districts Amid Strike Turmoil
Testimony in Charleston recounts Governor Glasgencls and Kanawhy county officials defending martial law to curb strike violence in Paint Creek and Cable Creek districts. Witnesses describe killings, guard actions by Baldwin-Felts agents, and efforts to restore order, with federal charges against United Mine Workers officials under Sherman antitrust law noted.
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Kenyon
Walea
Charleston
Washington
United States
Ciie
United Mine Workers
Pattey
Classcock Tald
Kuntwicr
Schatyr Borah
Baldwin- Felts Detective Agency
Uber
Far Hig
Smyself
Ila
Einploy
T. Avis
Wis
I. i
Borah
Glasscock
Shields
Ndt
Bacul
Iznares
Maud Tstee
Lerarn
Wien
Mand
Holly Grove
Seville
Chew
Ado
Avai
Agirsa
General Wath
Rotman Wits
Lietibet
Atterney Houston
Wanderer’s statue raises mixed civic reaction in city
The Standard UAE reports on a controversial statue installation by the Wanderer group, drawing public criticism from Mayor and local officials while noting support from other civic figures. The piece references boxing, editorial shifts, and broader market and financial notices across the region.
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Uae
Ty Hutte
Vresnieit
Witson
Ben
Gavin Chaeagoel
Ogden
Aegon of
Cobia
Fimmy
Eutinerr
Hutte Central
Isaediss Felt. 9D. Geonmevetst Retinas
Frome
Ugostys Tevin Axaeailly
Wonteratt
Goldberg
W—Durke
Miners Celebrate With Enthusiasm At Local Anniversary
The celebration marked the miners union anniversary with a sunny parade and strong turnout. Speakers praised the group, crowds filled the dens area, and food and festivities followed a well organized program, reflecting a successful community event.
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Bulle Atiners’ Union
Himes
Siwutow
Andre
Wong
Nothiius
Imposing Turnout Shapes Butte Parade Amid Election Weather
An overcast but festive Butte parade drew a massive turnout with 2000 miners and union members marching in perfect formation. Descriptions highlight the careful organization, diverse delegations including suffragists and city officials, and bands totaling around 309 strong marching past spectators and officials.
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Dhe Butte
Aly
Beantifuy
Amsted
New York
Boston
Ciliwan
Ban Francisie
Butte
Aine
Kor
McNomivahita
Carrie
Almer
McNamara
Nedra
Nevada
Marcus Daly
Aborg
Thousands Visit Gardens for Union Anniversary Event
Thousands spent the afternoon at the park enjoying ball games speaking, dancing, and attractions as public crowds dispersed. President Murphy of Jord wlan No 1 introduced MM. Donegalle who marked the thirty-fifth anniversary of the Montana Federation of Labor and described the union's role in building North American labor unity and progress.
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Association
Dunctnas
Silver Bow ‘Trades and Labor
Assemih
Harvey Smith
Working Men's Union
Klerment J. Nerny
Henry Davis
Frank Cherane
Jerry Murphy
Drunt Cerpa Thern
Tollaws
Z. Y
Nutriliila
Hogton & Montana Mund
Cy Officis
Etorkay
Butchers' Wnien
Taitors
Phimbers
Wonel’s Protective Union
Ecind
International Protective
Unt Iron Workers
Electrical
International Structural Iron Workers
Montana State Hand
Iallyhes
Pioneers of the
West
Teamsters T
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Volnteers
Nee and Deum ‘Corps
Murphy
Jord Wlan No. 1
MM. Donegalle
Montana Federation of Labor
North American
Merica
Thals
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Revinmmtion Committee
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Commission
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Miller
Walsly
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Webver
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Thio
Weber
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McManuser
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