Federal Troops Considered for Butte Crisis
Governor Stewart asked President Wilson to mobilize federal troops for Butte Montana amid unrest. Washington prepared to deploy if needed while Stewart, Mayor Duncan and county officials coordinated, with senators and representatives urged to press the White House. Troops could be drawn from Colorado after local calm returns. Montana awaits further guidance.
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Wilson
Helena
Missoula
Butte
Ainner
Lobin
Washington
Brite
Montana
Inter Angethers
Bhoth Racs
Tal Umen
Quinter
Overnor Stewart
Auhean
Duncan
Dilson
Verney Stewart
Kelly
Nudie Tykil
Associated Pres
Wilsun Idday
Messares
Congress
White House
Serrlor Atyers
Evans and
Stout
Spedlal
Murind
Rlvers
Drunhter Butte
Mantua
Delesuitoan
Hone
Blewert
Forest Supervisor Revises View On Lassen Propositions
United States forest supervisor W J Rushing in Mineral Gal June 15 changed his mind regarding recent proposals at ML Lassen. He now believes the issue is volcanic in nature, reversing an earlier belief that it signaled the opening of large geysers.
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W. J. Rushing
United States Forest
Paris Sewers Burst Kill Several As Storm Ravages City
A violent thunderstorm floods Paris causing street collapses and gas fires. Officials report at least seven dead as major thoroughfares including Rue Tronchet Rue Auber and Boulevard Haussmann suffer cave-ins. Water mains burst and sewer lines fail crippling the subway.
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Paris
Iire
Pnormons
Severs
Atrest
Dartens
Probe Sought Into Boghne Gold Aire Senate Action
Washington June 13 the senate opened a probe into use of senate stationery and possible government official involvement in promoting a North Carolina gold mine. Senator Overman introduced the resolution for inquiry and Senator Chilton endorsed it. The measure, sent to the committee on contingent expenses, is expected to move quickly. The recall followed a New York brokers letter on Senate stationery to promote Coltfit Consolidated mine.
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Washington
Senate
Overmin
Clutton
Toray
New York
Lesters
Walter George
Newman
Chilton
Willis
Hig
Ais
Piper
Quer
Miners to Meet in Carpenters Hall in Butte
Miners union plans a regular session in Carpenters Hall with vice president Joe Harkins presiding. No police protection requested, promises of peace made by both sides, and a secessionist pledge to support officers in maintaining order as leaders foresee a strong anti onion, anti federation presence by week’s end.
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Butte Alviera
Carpenters’ Hulk
Joe Harkins
Butte
Upton
President Wilson Defends Trust Platform In Speech
President Wilson declares a firm stand on the trust program despite attacks aimed at adjournment and delays in Congress. The White House releases letters and telegrams from business leaders and officials suggesting delays would harm rail freight and business, while Simmons declines a Federal Reserve Board offer and Hamlin of Boston is named as replacement.
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Washington
Wilson
Eerth
Congress
Hhe
Senate
White House
Simmons Safiwaye Company
St. Louis
GC. Simmons
Federal Reserve Board
Uyst
Simmons
Charles 8, Hamlin
Boston
Simmons Intler
Angered Nation Faces Unrest and Deteriorating News
A chaotic miscellany reports federal troops and union measures amid miner tension, drowning tragedy from a flood, debated sexual topics, and political stances. It lists scattered items from state news, sports, society, library openings, suffrage talk, and local notices with fragmented details.
Lectures to Children on Sex Problems Success
Chicago leaders report successful lectures for schoolchildren on sex topics at a biennial conference. Mrs Percy Pennbacker reelected president. nominations list officers and directors from Texas to New York and Washington, with rules forbidding ballots and enforcing silence.
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Tne
Flagg Young
CiMcaga
General Federation of Womens Childs
Sil
Phccident
Percy ¥. Pennbacker
Austin
Texas
Atrs
Samuel B. Th
Mitin
His
Georgie A. Haven
Waveouter
May
Tiarry
L. Keefe
Walchitt
Neb
Bigene Reiily
Charlottes
N. O Trepeurer
Williay F. Willams
LaPeer
Mteh
Charles N. McMaton
Salt Lake
Mary Garrett Hay
New York
Hig
Willan I. Iarber
Seattle
Witlano Anddrews
Washington, D.C
Erank White
Valley Cis
Wed. Young
Jacksonville
Flay
Stra
Frances Tdverett
Highland Park
Ustra
Genee Julian Clarke
Iilinnapolis
van EL Creasy
Wisconsin
Forest holds secret of balloonists fate in Oregon race
In Portland on June 16, Dragon's Yast leaderboard balloons including Dallosn Springfield vanished after Thursday departure in a long distance Aero Club of America race. A search party under near Henderson and Wilbur Flenderson's brother scoured the Galland River country toward Mount SLeed but found no decisive sign of Pitot Hey Donaldson or his aid. A sighting near 4 230 Friday morning was doubted as reliable amid ongoing mystery.
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Portland
Ore
Springfield
Pitot Hey Donaldson
Wilbur Flenderson
Aero Club of America
Henderson
Wilbur
Srandy River
Mount Sleed
Miners at Work in City Normal
Fragmentary OCR notes show miners at work in the city with unclear context. Several garbled phrases reference mining activity and adjacent areas but lack coherent details, names, dates, or outcomes. The readable bits point to industrial work and nearby locations, yet no events or figures are identifiable.
Fall of Alderman Curran Amid Miners Hall Turmoil
The article details a violent incident at Miners Union hall where Alderman Frank Curran fell from a second story window during a miners walkout. Reports mention 500 men at the scene, rising work turnout, and a police explanation about a radiator causing Curran’s fall, which he denies. Curran remains in Murray hospital and may have limited ankle reflex use.
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Frank Curran
Union Hall
Curran
Vereton
Murray Hospital
Tsun
Qwran
Hope for Compromise in Butte Miners Union Split
Reported efforts by leaders of the United Mine Workers and Western Federation of Miners to broker a settlement amid a revolt within the Butte district union. J. Hayes and other labor figures seek reorganization through intermediary Jacob Oliver, while warnings about a new union's affiliation clash with the federation are issued. If a majority rejects card showing at mines, contractor actions could breach contract. Continued on page four.
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Sto Sport
Locke
Anaconda
Pallee Otteer Wittman
South Side
Eniican
Honka Tn
Hitec & Superior
Cap Miaicea Oh
Tulle
Manuat
Wilton Ottners
Cllnera
Witon and Fedevition Inc
Minera’ Union
Marely
Mecominss
Sevenaniate
Riley Anight
Pou
Boui
Aisk
Bitte Mihers
Wnion
Wester Federation of Miners
Quisize Butte
J. Hayes
United Aime Workers
Henry Drennan
Rilings
Adam Wilkinson
Roundus
Nine Workers' Union
Jacob Olver
Hullo
Oliver
Iabor
Afalra
Hayes
Tila
Thak
Chay
Inderats Folra
Butta Miners’ Ofton
Western Federation
Butte Engineers
Western Federation ‘of Miners
Moyer
Saia
Trayes
United Mine Workers
BM Huthin
Winton Cartls
Federation
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