Federal troops in an emergency to Butte
Reports say Governor Stewart asked President Wilson to place federal troops in Montana to restore order if rioting worsens in the Butte copper district. Stewart said conditions might require help but no call for troops had been made yet and warned any action would be precautionary pending further advice from Washington.
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Stewart
Wilson
Helena
Missoula
Hutte
Butte
Aissoutia
Beravailante
Raed ‘Ruth
Stewart Hnd
Trooye
Washington
Huttes
Montana
Ity
Imaente
Duncan
Outane
Werner Stewart
Kelly
Gan
Associated Press
Congress
White House
White Hall
Walsh
Helen
Mont
Secreary Breckenridge
War Department
Breckenridge
Colorado
Department
Stannard
Monetana
Myers
Evang and Stout
Tamulty
Quehly
National Guard Company K Mobilized in Billings
Associated Pro Billings June 15 reports Montana National Guard Company K of this city to the Armory for rapid deployment to Butte. Fifty five men assembled ready for active service under Captain Ralph Morris. Order signed by Adjutant General Greenan.
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Associated Pro Billings
Montana National Guard
Butte
Ralph. Morris
Greenan
Bozeman Company Ready Militia in Standby
Associated Press reports from Bozeman on June 15 that militia units are held in readiness to answer any call, but so far have received no orders to proceed to Butte or elsewhere. The development reflects heightened tension in the region with no immediate deployment.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Butte
Fother” Pon
Lassen eruptions reclassified as volcanic says forest official
Mineral California June 15 United States forest supervisor W J Rush ing in Lassen reports now believes the recent eruptions are volcanic in nature. He had previously thought the activity was the opening of a large geyser and issued a statement tonight reflecting the change in view.
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Mineral
Cal
W. J. Rushing
United States Forest
Mt. Lassen
Paris Sewers Burst Kill Several in Severe Storm
A violent June thunderstorm in Paris caused sewers to burst, streets to collapse, and trains to be disrupted. At least seven people were killed and many injured as sidewalks and roadways sank in central quarters near Rue de Rivoli and Place de la Concorde, with gas fires and fires from broken pipes amplifying the disaster.
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Paris
Thuete Bootle
Poubourg St. Honore
Mhaings
Mare Rotor
Rue de Rivoli
Rue Boissy d’Anglaise
Place de la Concorde
Rue Jean de Beauvais I
Senators Seek Probe Into SoGiv ing Gold Promotion
Washington June 15 Senate debates a resolution for an inquiry into the use of Senate stationery and alleged government official involvement in promoting the Gold Hit Consolidated mine. Senator Overman and Chilton sponsor the probe amid letters from New York brokers. both deny direct knowledge of stationery use. A clerk copy was reportedly made in connection with a census committee paper.
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Washington
Senate
Old
Overman
Chilton
Committee of Contingent
New. York
Gold Hit Consolidated Company
Afr. Overman
Mr. Chilton
J.C. Williame
Walter Cearce Newman
Williams
Miners to Meet in Carpenters Hall In Butte
The Butte Miners' union will convene in Carpenters Hall with vice president Joe Harkins presiding. A peaceful, regulated session is planned with no police requested and both sides aiming to keep order as the secessionists forecast a strong anti federation majority by week end.
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Butte Miners’ Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Joe Harkins
Butte
President Wilson Defends Trust Program Push
President Wilson declared he would use all influence to push the pending trust bills through the Senate this session. He cited organized letters and telegrams urging Congress adjournment and trust bill delays as causing a psychological low mood and defended the administration against such campaigns. White House released copies of letters, including one from Simmons Hardware of St Louis. Simmons declined a federal reserve board offer and Charles S Hamlin of Boston was nominated in his stead.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Senate
White House
Simmons Hardware Company
St. Louis
E. C. Simmons
Federal Reserve Board
Simmons
Charles 8. Hamtin
Boston
Miners Meet and Emergency Work Under Strain
Coverage notes a miners union meeting tonight as troops stay at work amid normal conditions. Reports mention a succession of state items, sport results, and local news including police, mayoral notes, and mining stock reports.
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Miners’ Union
Dillon
Moha
Locke
Anaconda News
Baltorial
T Devate
Adard
Wittman
South Side Garden
Dune ‘& Superior
Cop
Tuolumne
Goldberg Cartoon Developments Ac
Butte and Telegraphic
Lectures to Children of Sex Problems Success
Chicago June 15 Eila Flagg superintendent of Chicago schools told delegates at the General Federation of Women's Clubs that sex lectures to schoolchildren were a success. Girls left with uplifted chins, while Dean Walter T. Summer urged higher male morality. Tonight state federation presidents spoke, nominations were made, and Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker was slated for reelection.
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Chicago
Eila Flagg
Young
Public Schools of
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Walter T. Summer
Percy V. Pennybacker
Sioneering
Percy V. Pennbacker
Austin
Texas
Samuel B. Sneath
Tin
Ohio
Georgia A. Bacon
Worcester
Mass
Harry L. Keefe
Walthill
Ned
Rene Reilly
Charlotte
William 1. Williams
LaPeer
Mich
Charles H. McMahon
Salt Lake
Mary Garrett Hay
Bus
New York
City
William TP. Harper
Seattle
William Eandrews
Washington, D. C
Frank White
Valley City
N. Ds
We Young
Jacksonville
Pia
Frances D. Everett
Highland Parke
Grace Julian Clarke
Tnitanapolis
William H. Crosby
Forest Holds Secret of Balloonists Fate
Portland Oregon June 16 Vast forests conceal the fate of balloon Springfield and its crew Pilot Roy Donaldson and his aide WelIbur Henderson have been missing since the balloon left Portland Thursday in a long distance race under the Aero Club of America The weather expedition led by Oscar Henderson searched toward Mount Hood and Sandy River country reporting no signs of the craft tonight The suggestion that the Springfield drifted that way remains doubtful
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Springfeld
Roy’ Donaldson
WelIbur Henderson
Aero Club of America
Oscar Henderson
Whibur
Mount Hood
Springfield
Miners at Work Meeting Called in City
The Miners' Union gathers this evening to discuss union affairs and city workplace issues as part of the regular activities of the aging organization.
MinersSecession Sparks Strife At Butte Unions
At the Black Rock and Speculator mines turmoil flared as secessionists clashed with federation factions. Alderman Curran badly injured from a fall amid crowd actions. Talks of compromise and reorganization proceed, with union leaders seeking a settlement and potential new structure to represent miners in the Butte district.
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Black Rock
Speculator
As Uaual
Nd Federation
Hutte
Hutte & Superior
Riley
Save
Curran
Frank Curran
Miners’ Union
Alderman Curran
Murray, Hospital
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Bozeman Company
Voncago
St Augustin
Auber
Haussemann
Paria
Catherine Winters
WA Winters
Edward Jackson
Circuit Court
Newcastle
Ind
W. A. Wintes
Ira. Winters
W. H Cooper
Winters Gsusbler
Catherine
LeTrens
Federation OF Women's Clubs
Pennybacker
Forest
Miners AT Work
In Federation of Miners
Frank J. Hayes
United Mine Workers
Drennan
Adam Witkin
Mine Workers’ Union
Jacob Oliver
Oliver
Mackey* McDonald
J. Sullivan
Mecese Hionist
Committee of 15
Hayesman
Inters
Arizes
Butte Engineers
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
Mr. Hayes
Federation
Michael H. M’donald
Mucky
McDnaid
Stanland
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