Lobbying probe to widen scope in Senate inquiry
Washington June 13 The Senate lobby committee debated expanding its inquiry beyond campaigns to political and economic influence. Testimony touched on President Wilson and others, with possible extension beyond 20 days as officials consider broader scrutiny of lobbying tactics and public opinion manipulation.
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Great Northern Work Halted by Court Ruling
The Great Northern railroad stopped all work at its St. Paul offices after a Supreme Court ruling. James H. Hill’s suit prompted the pause, with work ceased on several Montana construction projects. At Mesaba district three track repair workers were informed of possible continued trenchment. Separate dispatch notes Washington reports the Senate confirmed Montana postmasters including William Krofft and others.
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Martial law debate over Paint Creek strikes in West Virginia
Charleston June 18 hearing into martial rule after Governor Glasscock justified actions in Paint Creek and Cabin Creek districts amid coal strike. Senate Mine Investigation Committee hears from county officials and mine guards, examines arrests, conditions, and the use of military power. Witnesses describe terror, murders, and family impacts as inquiries widen to riot and enforcement practices.
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Butte Highlights and Conflicts Dominate City News
In Butte and surrounding areas, reports cover a stabbing incident involving T-Bridigie Webber amid Miner’s Union tensions, Governor Glasscock defending martial policy, a tight close game where Butte defeats Ogden, and local deaths. Aero club, Wanderer Women of Woodcraft, and market reports are noted beside financial and classified items.
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Miners Celebrate 30th Anniversary Parade in Butte
Enthusiastic crowds line streets for the Butte Miners’ union jubilee parade. An ideal weather day with sun breaking through clouds accompanied a large turnout of about 4000 participants, including four abreast formation of miners, teamsters, clerks, and suffragists. Notable figures like P. J. McNamara, aged 72 with union roots since 1867, marched proudly beside a young flag bearer, while mounted sections and numerous unions displayed organized precision and pride.
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Thousands Visit Gardens for Anniversary Celebration
The crowd swelled as thousands of men and women filled the gardens yesterday. Speeches by union leaders, including MM. Donoghue, heralded the thirty fifth anniversary of the Montana Federation of Labor. The event highlighted the union’s historic rise and impact across North America, noting past trials and continued strength.
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