Two Butte Lawyers Go to Havre Sue Standard on Libel Charge
Two Butte lawyers travel to Havre to sue the Standard over a libel charge. The text rails against lawyers it labels shysters, blaming them for aiding anarchist causes and profiting from working people’s misfortune while decrying alleged manipulation in the press and politics. It hints at a broader editorial stance, asserting corruption in the legal profession and its impact on industrial peace.
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Butte
Havre
Standard
Europe
Eve
Nolan and Donovan sue over editorial attack on Butte figures
Two suits for twenty five thousand dollars each were filed in the district court by Louis P Donovan and I Nolan of Butte against the Standard Publishing Company editor R Kilros and the Anaconda Copper Mining Company. Plaintiffs claim the editor and company implied malice and attacked their names and reputations as attorneys. The actions seek damages and allege misrepresentation in the paper’s campaign to rid Butte of I W W and anarchists.
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Butte
Standard
Havre
Louis P.donovan
I. Nolan
Standard Publishing Company
KR. Kilros
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda’ Copper Mining Company
Butler’s Wood Campaign Statement Sparks Chicago Feud
Nathan Wit MacChesney, Illinois Leonard Wood campaign chair, released a letter to Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler denouncing Butler’s remarks as wholly unequal to the Wood campaign. He protests what he calls a taunting insult and warns the opposition’s primary rhetoric risks paranoia. He sent copies to Senator Harding and Will Hays.
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Chicago
Nathan Wit MacChesney
Leonard Wood
Iillinois
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Butler
Wood
MacChesney
Senator Harding
Will H. Hays
Deserted text: Shriners visit mining sites in Butte tour
More than 100 Shriners from Madi temple Evansville Indiana arrived in Butte by two Pullman cars and a baggage coach for a mining tour. They visited the Masonic temple for breakfast then rode street cars to Walkerville Black Rock mine and other points of interest. The Evansville unit, member count above 1500, aims to view mining operations during a multi city itinerary including Spokane.
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Madi Temple
Evansville
Ind
Butte
Masonic Temple
Walkerville
Black Rock
The
Leone
Hicaxe
Slap Feet of Profiteer Bill Moves in Budapest Assembly
The Ministry of Justice proposes a bill in the national assembly to punish profiteers selling military fortifications with up to 25 strokes. The measure, introduced by Ferdinand II, would be in effect for one year and applies to male profiteers.
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Budapest
Minit
Ferdinand Ii
MIT
National Assembly
Water Power Measure Chief Question in Washington
June 16. Inquiry at the White House and at the state department failed to reveal President Wilson’s action on the water power bill. Officials indicated the measure remained at the White House with no comment, while Capitol clerks reported uncertainty about whether it had been approved or vetoed within the time limits. The bill had been among measures deemed pocket vetoed when Congress adjourned.
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Washington
White House
State Department
Capitol
Wilson
Actio
Palmerator
Resolution Commission
Harding and Coolidge Invited to Irrigation Congress
Seattle June 16 Senator Warren G Harding and Governor Calvin Coolidge republican candidates for president and vice president have been invited to attend the Northwest Irrigation and Development Congress on September 18 and 17. Officials from Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington will attend along with railway representatives eastern financiers and prominent irrigation interests.
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Seattle
Warren G. Harding
Coolidge
Northwest Irrigation and Development Congress
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Eastern
Milwaukee Wreck East of Ellensburg Kills One
Officials investigated a runaway freight train east of Ellensburg starting at Boylston tunnel. One man died, two injured, and hundreds of thousands in damage to cars and equipment as 58 cars derailed and burned after wiring contact on a steep grade toward the Columbia River. Air brakes failed. the high voltage incident disrupted rail service until normal resumed.
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Ellensburg
Wash
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Boylston Tunnel
Here
Columbia Hver
Railrond Uits
Boston
Washburn
Cle Blum
Ing
West Teh
Columbia River
Borris 13
Cohasset West Bridge
East Bridge
Cohasset
Beverly
Mt Rye
Will
Wife and daughter find dead husband after carnival
In Pokane on June 16 Mrs John Nygren and her young daughter returned from a carnival show to discover her husband and father dead in the woodshed. He had been recently released from care and is believed to have hanged himself, possibly while mentally unbalanced.
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Pokane
John Nygren
Nygren
Ride Thieves Rob Man Then Order Him On His Way
Tacoma report states Harry Pierce accepted a ride from two men in a car near the road. After about 200 yards, a revolver was shown, Pierce robbed of 80 dollars, and he was told to keep walking. The incident occurred last night and Pierce was unharmed.
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Tacoma
Harry Pierce
Treasurer Marsh Arrives in San Francisco for Democratic Convention
Wile ber W. Marsh of Waterloo, treasurer of the Democratic party, arrives in San Francisco to plan reception for delegates and wives. Mrs. Charles J. Donohoe notes eight California delegates will confer with the state club during the convention. Marsh and party will stay in Del Monte June 16 to 26 before returning. Joseph J. Sinnott is named chief doorkeeper for the convention, with E. H. Moore, Cox campaign manager, expected in tonight.
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San Francisco
Wileber W. Marsh
Waterloo
Democratic Club of
California
Charles J. Donohoe
Oakland
Marshanl
del Monte
Cal
Joseph J. Sinnott
House of Representatives
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Ralph Fuquay
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Lewis Blood
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