Abor Repudiates 4 W W Principles
A long report covers a meeting where union leaders condemn I W W theories of sabotage and syndicalism. It notes that bona fide organizations worldwide reject these ideas and praises joint efforts by miners and mine owners toward better conditions. A resolution denounces non union practices and records names of attendees from multiple states and cities.
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Great Britain
Eer
United Workers
Tion
Walker
Uni- Se
Butte
Tare
Death Comes Sudden to Old Show Manager Nasher
Matt Nasher, prominent theater manager once with The Chocolat Boldier and later with the Altardi Woolfolk group, died in Denver of heart failure due to high altitude. A telegram to G. F. White of the Empire theater in Butte confirms his death. Nasher, once a Chicago resident, had visited Butte months ago and was en route to Denver to close a deal for the company. Boyle Woolfolk passed through Butte yesterday and will transport Nasher's body to Chicago.
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Matt Nasher
ChocolateBoldier
Denver
Butte
G. F. White
Empire Theater
Allarit-Woolfolk
Bir
Nasher
T House
Nesher
Fils
Chicago
Boyle Wolfolk
Hutte
Mr. Nasher
Butte Briefs Hit From Rail Travel and Accident
Carl Newby left yesterday for Bend Oregon. Thomas Nerny traveled on the limited to Seattle. Percy S Treloar chief Burlington clerk departed for Spokane. W T Houghton and William Thompson left for Calumet Michigan. R E Harmon rode Northern Pacific to Vancouver. Mr and Mrs J W White left for Vancouver for weeks. BE Beatty Cedar Rapids and BE Slater Helena in Butte for two or three days. E Claussen and family left on the Columbian for St Paul. Meyers at Symons store fell from a car at Pittsmont and was bruised. treated at home.
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Carl Newby
Great Northern
Bend
Ore
Thomas Nerny
Seattle
Percy S. Treloar
Burlington
Spokane
W. T. Houghton
William ‘Thomas
Calumet
Mich
R. E. Harmon
Northern Pacific
Vancouver
British Columbia
J. W. White
Ysterday
BE. Beatty
Cedar
Hotel Arrivals Across Cities Mentioned in List
A compiled rundown lists hotel arrivals including visitors and residents with names such as Butte figures W. Miller and J. H Duffy, Anaconda, Dillon, Missoula, Helena, and St. Louis guests. Names indicate a broad cross section of travelers staying at local hotels, with families and couples noted among the patrons.
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C. Richie
Grover Hering
Lipby
D. E. White
George Burns
Helena
O. A. Kenck
Hlizabeth Anderson
Clem Fin Adams
Virginia City
Clyde J. Mulcahey
Burson
Boulder
W. Bereta Derrkce
Kilasoula
St Tnmen
Drummond
W. FE. Ludlarce
Three Forks
N. J. Bielenberg
Deer Lodge
George McGuire
Irae Lemeet
Ot ‘Hab
Louis F. Ader
Merchants Discuss Topics and Preparation for Meetings
President A Christie of the Merchants' association noted the small attendance and urged interest. He proposed selecting subjects at one meeting for discussion at the next and giving members ample notice to prepare. Charles Austin, assistant secretary, spoke on his observations from a recent trip abroad.
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A. Christie
The
Merchante’ Association
Charles Austin
Association
Pete Judd Drinks Acid Endangering Suicide Attempt
Police reported Pete Judd twenty of 1033 California avenue attempted to take his life by ingesting acid. He swallowed an ounce and spilled the rest on his clothes. Antidotes worked, and he was taken home to his mother on Columbia street after relatives refused hospital transport. Judd had been drinking amid family troubles and expressed regret.
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Pete Judd
California Avenue
Judd
Columbia Street
Five Autoists Arrested For Speed Violations In Butte
Motor Cycle Policemen Gi bert and Nelson arrested five motorists in South Butte on speeding charges. Alexander Leggat M W Wood John Waldo and Ray Charies were taken to the station on $100 bonds. RG Hill charged with running without a number posted a $20 bond. Wille Mooney, shot in the head by a playmate, lies unconscious at St. James hospital in critical condition after being kept there since last Friday night. He was a soloist at several newsboys shows and received bouquets from the organization and from Miss Lulu Wilkerson of Missoula.
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Gibert
Nelson
South Butte
Alexander Leggat
M. W. Wood
John Waldo
Ray Charies
RG Hill
Wille Mooney
St. James’ Hospital
Mooney
Mia
Lulu Wilkerson
Missoula
Bers
Jodie
Butte
Lewistown
Garry
eThe Reds
Duncan
Deloughtey
Feds
Existance
Caer
Suffragettes Guilty of Conspiracy in London Trial
In a central criminal court verdict the most prominent militants of the Women's Social and Political Union and their male ally Edwin Clayton were found guilty of conspiracy to commit property damage. Sentences ranged from 6 to 21 months with mercy recommendations for Miss Lake Miss Lennox Miss Barrett. All faced hard labor on commitment and most signaled hunger strike.
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London
Militant Suffragettes
Central Criminal Court
Edwin Clayton
Miss Lake
Miss Lennox
Miss Barrett
Militant Suffracettes
Annie Kenny
Beatrice Saunders
Harriet Kerr
Rachel Barrett
Mim Ai Take
Laura Lennox
Mrs. Saunders
White House a Frigid Place for Some Folks
Washington observers describe the White House as icy and unwelcoming to job hunters, senators, and representatives opposing President Wilson's currency plan. A congressman complains of a morgue-like atmosphere while heat and ice become part of the scene as audience delays stretch.
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White House
Washington
Wilton
Congress
Wilson
Game Schedule Note for Saturday June 21
The card lists kickoff times for a Saturday game at 6 30 p m and all other events also set for 6 30 p m. No teams or locations are specified in the readable text.
Socialists in Montana City Split Over Mayor’s Charter Fight
Tense meeting reveals deep rifts as socialists and woods of party factions clash over revoking city charter. Mayoral allies push for unity while reds push back, planning to block the mayor’s slate and maintain control through internal defections and ballot strategy amid ongoing street commissioner dispute.
Dundee Gets Well Earned Decision In Ring Triumph
Los Angeles June 1 Johnny Dundee of New York defeated Jack White of Chicago at Vernon arena in a fast paced 20 round bout. Dundee showed superior speed and stamina, punishing White with rapid combinations while White delivered heavier punches but had fewer clean openings. The judge’s decision went to Dundee as White faded late, with the New Yorker maintaining the edge throughout the contest.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Dundee
New York
Jack White
Chicago
Vernon Arena
Dundes
Trailan
White
Dundee
Toronto
Stalian
Two More Senators Stand In Lobby Inquiry
Two more U S senators testify in a widening lobby inquiry as investigators probe influence peddling and political finances. The hearings focus on potential ties between lawmakers and lobbying groups, raising questions about integrity and public trust.
Union Pacific Chief Denies Influence in Dissolution Talks
Judge Robert H. in New York stated that Union Pacific and its authorities faced anonymous offers of influence in the dissolution proceedings with Southern Pacific. He said all offers of influence for hiring specific lawyers were rejected, and rumors about Union Pacific management were likely circulated as a result.
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York
Robert 8
Union Pacific Company
New York
Union Pacific
Union Patine
Uinton Pacific-Southern Pacific
Secretary Lane to Visit Montana for Sun River Decision
Governor Stewart expects Secretary Lane of the interior to visit Montana to inspect irrigation projects, notably Sun River, before deciding on appropriations. Lane has not yet approved contracts despite available funds, due to protests by settlers. If Lane sees value, he may authorize funding and other project visits are planned.
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Stewart
Helena
Meyers
Lane
Department of the Interior
Montana
Sun River
Washington
Iata
Alderson
Kelly
Butte
Warm Springs
Trouble at Bonner Mill Ends in a Shooting
Special to the Standard Missoula June 17 A man named James Whitey Donovan on picket duty for the IWW at the Bonner mills was shot in the head at Bonner at midnight. He is in very serious condition at the city hospital. Accounts differ with IWW claiming pursuers fired from behind a yard fence. others say a rock attack on Nels Toss caused a volley that hit a companion. Six IWW men were arrested as the investigation continues. The strike at Blackfoot mills and camps has persisted with pickets attempting to deter company crews.
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Standard
Missoula
James
Whity” Donovan
1. W. WW
Bonner Mills
Bonner
Mill Yard
Nels
Hoss
LW. W
Ww. W
Major Leases Open Big Romanza in Coeur d Alenes Copper Fields
Spokane June 17 One of the largest leases in the Kellogg area of the Coeur d Alenes was closed this week. DoW Price of Kellogg secured the Yankee Bay property on Big Creek for five years on the usual royalty basis. The Blake family owns Yankee Bay. the lease includes a 1500 foot tunnel planned to reach a rich ledge 600 feet below present workings. Four men will start work, with more as the project expands. Sidney Shonts and associates manage other leases there. The mine shows richer silver with deeper workings, and past shipments of 22 ton cars have yielded over 8500 in silver per load. The operation will employ a sizable crew and substantial equipment, moving from Coran to Willam J. Harris’s Westminster Hotel area for camp setup. Projections cite continued activity through the summer with several prospectors and investors backing the Rix Copper property and related holdings.
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Spokane
Wash
Coeur d'Alenes
Dow. Price of Kellogg
Yankee Bay
Big Creek
Dennis Blake
Hattie Blake
Price
Mite
Sidney Shonts
Blake
Willam J. Sharris
Westminster Hotel
Felix Basin
Montana
Coran
Ge Joe Morris
Ren ‘Thresher
All Meats To Come Under Pure Food And Drug Act
Government notes a plan to apply the Pure Food and Drug Act to meat products. Attorney General McReynolds says both acts aim to prevent interstate shipments of impure foods. Meat inspection relies on criminal action, not seizure of meats. F and D Act criminalizes misbranding and adulteration in interstate commerce.
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Houston
Bureaus of
Chemistry
Animal Industry
McReynolds
Sensational Letters Enter Record in Beet Sugar Probe
A congressional committee spent over two hours recording sensational letters and telegrams tied to Hamin and the beet sugar industry. Subpoenaed papers show unsigned copies, industry links, and efforts to influence public opinion via newspapers and the Associated Press as part of a campaign for sugar duty and publicity.
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Amns
Hamin
Colorado Springs
Col
Washington
American Beet Sugar Association
Harry ‘A. Austin
Truman G. Palmer
United States
Association
Palmer
Hamlin
Clark
Wyoming
Fee
Beet
Associated Press
Othe
Tiamiin
Chicago Inter Ocean
Inter Ocean
Dia
City News Briefs From Anaconda And Surroundings
George Crago of Butte is transacting business in Anaconda. B. Rodgers returned yesterday from a business trip to Missoula. Mrs. Lillian Smith is visiting Anaconda with her brother William Ehlert. Deputy Sheriff Nolan of Butte was in Anaconda yesterday and took back W. H. Thompson, arrested here Monday on a Butte warrant charging him with stealing moving picture films.
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George Crago
Butte
Anaconda
Ww. B. Rodgers
Missoula
Lillian Smith
William Ehlert
Nolan
W.H._ ‘Thompson
Death From Horse Drag At Werning Ranch
Philipsburg dispatch reports Dobrota, a quiet Werning ranch sheepherder, died after a horse dragged him while he tied a halter rope to his foot while shearing. His body was found naked outside the cabin rusted with bruises. he had been brought to Philipsburg for medical aid but did not survive. He leaves two brothers in the East.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Charles Dobrota
Dobrota
Werning Bros
Rock Creek
Doorota
Dabrota
Werning
Three Drownings Reported in Pend Oreille River
Mrs. Frank Scearce, her 18 month old baby, and her brother drowned yesterday morning in the Pend Oreille river at the Indian ferry. They were crossing from their ranch when the boat swamped in the swift current about 11:30. An excursion boat later aided searches but the bodies were not recovered. The rowboat was found downstream at Dixon, 15 miles below.
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Frank Scearce
Pend Yoreille
Dixon
New Boat Service Connects Dixon and Sloan on Pend d'Oreille
W H Manoney reports the inauguration of a Dixon to Sloan boat service on the Pend d Oreille. The City of Dixon ferry links Dixon with Northern Pa and Flathead farmers gain a new outlet for wares. Freight and passenger service starts immediately as voters cross the river by boat to Dixon to decide on a bridge project.
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W. H. Manoney
Royal Welcome For Mahoneys On Return From Honeymoon
A crowd gathered at the midnight train to greet Mr and Mrs Mahoney returning from a Spokane honeymoon. They were seized and paraded in a cab. the band played as they were escorted along the Runhouse street to the Hert Conyne residence. After about thirty minutes the fun ended with the couple safely home and ready to reside there.
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Thortwo
Hert Conyne
Ducie Graduation Honors Third in Holy Names Class
Moina Ducie graduates with third honors in a 22 pupil Holy Names class in Spokane. Mr Ana Ae presents the diploma on Fast Park Avenue during the ceremony.
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Ana Ae
John Ducie
Moina
Fast Park Avenue
Molina
Ducie
Holy Names
Spokane
Southwestern Telegraph strike shows little system impairment
Reports from Louis in June indicate minimal service disruption as operators for Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company went on strike. The firm issued an advertisement asking the public to keep messages short to ease the strain on the network during the stoppage.
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Louis
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone J Company
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