Arbitration Board Set to Meet This Week Over $4 Day Demands
An arbitration board will convene this week to hear demands from laborers and teamsters for four dollars a day. Representatives named by the Silver How Employers' Association will meet with labor leaders to discuss wages. Building operations resumed after the strike, with lumber yards and commission houses reopening and plumbers' issues awaiting solution.
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Jackling in Butte Inspecting Mines
Col. D. C. Jackling, head of the Jackling mining interests, arrived in Butte and plans a Salt Lake visit to inspect properties. He praised progress at the Black Rock mine and Butte & Superior mill, noted nearing completion of two shafts by mid next month, and discussed zinc production and refinery plans. He recently toured South America and expressed faith in Alaska Gold's prospects.
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W. C. T. U. National President Honored by Butte Women
Miss Gordon, national president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, visited Butte to honor Miss Frances Willard's legacy. She spoke at a luncheon and a later auditorium address, praising Willard, urging nationwide prohibition, and urging Montana suffrage support. She recalled early union work in Montana and urged referendum as a step toward federal prohibition.
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Prohibition Meeting Updates Role of Women Leaders
In closing remarks a speaker urged women to deter, as Rev Groeneveld and others recalled past temperance efforts. Dr Groeneveld and Rev Cook praised the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and local workers for public education. The discussion noted jail population fell after three months of prohibition and county finances improved, highlighting broader reform impacts in Washington and Spokane.
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IWGHES Challenged To Take A Similar Stand
President Blank Washington, in a June address, warns against foreign influence and political blackmail aimed to embarrass the government. He notes a Democratic plank opposing federal judges' elections and cites Be Louis demonstrations reflecting on Mr Hughes, urging unity despite partisan pressure.
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Butte Mines Rumors and Local Weddings Stir City
A jumble of notes from Butte Montana recounts locals returning to the mines, a prenuptial event, and several obituaries. Anne Mantzer wedding to Lloyd Mantzer is noted with witnesses Joseph Streft and Alma Muntaer, while new brides and grooms are mentioned in hurried, fragmentary fashion amid references to a mining incident and residents leaving for Spokane and Seattle.
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Mings Faces Devine in Case Over April Marriage Details
The brief mentions Mings opposing Joseph J. Devine in a suit alleging failure to provide. It notes a marriage occurred in April and references ongoing legal action with limited readable facts.
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Joseph J. Devine
Women Will Work to Aid War Effort in Toronto Meet
Three thousand Toronto women offered services as industrial workers to the Canadian Manufacturers Association during its meeting. They sought to release men for military duty and urged officers to help recruit ten thousand more to reach Canada’s six hundred thousand allotsment for field duty.
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Women Debate Suffrage In Public Assembly
The article reports a heated public debate on women’s suffrage with factions arguing for and against among groups led by the American Woman Suffrage Association, the Woman's Party, and others. Speakers include Mrs Arthur Dodge of New York and Mrs A J George of Massachusetts.
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Montana Delegates Hold Fine Position in Hall
Montana delegates enjoy a strong spot at the Dixpat convention in Louis with good sightlines to the platform and Mr Krem as temporary secretary. Their local committees coordinate with the county club as they push for re election.
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Walsh Seen as Likely Choice for Supreme Bench
St. Louis June 14 talk centers on Renator Walsh of Montana as a leading candidate for the state supreme court bench following Justice Hix’s resignation. Reports say Kremer, secretary of the Democratic national committee, may be appointed senator or to the bench, with Walsh repeatedly mentioned as the probable appointee.
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Women of Sonora Offer Aid Against Invader
Indigenous women of Sonora mobilize to aid against an invading force with organized support networks, signaling regional resilience and resistance. The effort gathers volunteers, resources, and communications to defend communities and protect homes amid ongoing tensions.
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Papal Dancing Rule Interpreted by American Priests
New York June 14 interprets papal ban on dancing to target only church fundraisers run by priests. Catholic individuals may still attend private dances and religious or semi religious groups may host dances, per local church authorities interpretation.
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