Miners of Butte in Two Actions
The article covers a mass meeting on union matters in Butte with leaders Moyer and O'Brien addressing secessionist claims. It notes union ballots, federation support from various local unions, and plans for the new Butte Mine Workers' union headquarters at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. It mentions attendance, leadership, and a reference to a forthcoming grand French ball at Columbia Gardens on June 24, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hll
Organized Labor
Moyer
Cobalt Union
Cobalt
Ontario
Bingham Union
Bingham
Utah
Moyle Union
Moyle
British Columbia
Wharton Miners’ Union
Hoboken
N. J
ween_no
Federation
Ecessioniste
Butte
William O'Brien
The
Secessioniste
Butte Mine Workers’ Union
L South Main Street
State Kings Bank
Union Hat Company
McDonald
Holland Rink
Ieee
Columbia Gardens
Intermountain Order Sustained by Supreme Court
Justice White notes the railroads may seek exemptions from general prohibitions on charging, comparing congressional and commission powers. He says the provisions involve latitude and discretion, but remain within established authority rather than uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Congress
Injured Miner Dislocates Shoulder at West Coe Mine
Nashannon of 32 East Park Street suffered a dislocation of his right shoulder yesterday while pushing an ore car on the 1200 foot level of the West Coeusa mine. He was taken to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashannon
East Park Street
West Coeusa
Hindus case in Vancouver seeks immigration ruling
The 376 Hinds who arrived from the Orient on the Koma gata Maru faced a court action in Vancouver as applicants sought an order compelling the immigration board to issue its decision. The proceedings also include Wasir Singh in the related case and focus on land permission and official determinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
British Columbia
Hinds
Orient
Immigration Board
Wasir Singh
Immigrants Case Delayed by Board Until All Hearings
The board investigated Wasit Singh's case ten days ago and has not announced a decision. It intends to withhold findings until all hearings related to the Komagata Maru incident are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasit Singh
Trial Boomerang Complains At Meaderville Hearing
Frank Victor tested authorities at a Meaderville preliminary hearing where Mike Tapio faced assault charges. Victor had challenged others to fights including June 13 incident with knife and hammer. Tapio was dismissed. Victor received admonition from Justice Shea. Great Northern district agent L B Woolls learned of Portland death of William Harder, former Helena Montana Central agent and friend to James J. Hill and Colonel Broadwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Victor
Tapio
Victor
L. B. Woolls
Great Northern
Butte
Portland
William Harder
Mr. Harder
Helena
Montana Central Railroad
James J. Hill
Colonel Broadwater
Explosion claims life of Hillcrest man in Alberta
William and Samantha Thomas travel to Hillcrest, Alberta to claim the body of their brother David Thomas who died in a Hillcrest explosion. The report names Thomas R., son of Mr and Mrs David Thomas of 308 West Copper Street as the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Saman ‘Thomas
Hillcrest
Alberta
David’ ‘Thomas
David Thomas
West Copper Street
Butte Miner Victim in Cent Mine Explosion
In Butte, David Thomas Jr. left nine years ago for British Columbia’s Crow's Nest district. His brother George joined him in Hillcrest. Five other brothers Tim Ted Griffin Luke and Louis remain in Butte. The Butte miner is identified among ISS victims of the cent mine blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow's Nest District
British Columbia
David ‘Thomas, Jr
Butte
George
Hillcrest
Tim
Ted
Griffen
Luke
Louis
ISS
Walkerville mayor marries at Walkerville home
George Stevens, Walkerville mayor for a month, officiated his wedding at the bride’s home Sunday at 7 39 pm. Peter Boletto and Margaret Boletto were wed with friends and relatives present. Barney Bareletth and Miss Crover witnessed. The Roletto couple will reside in Walkerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stevens
Walkerville
Peter’ Boletto
Margaret Boletto
Barney” Bareletth
Miss Crover
Abs. Roletto
Meaderville Club Plans First Dance to Support Team Uniforms
The Meaderville Young Men's club will host its first shirt waist dance of the season in the Leon ard mine yards big gym to raise funds for baseball uniforms. Previous dances under the same auspices were successful, and tomorrow's event promises larger attendance with elaborate preparations. Velvet Milk Cream services are advertised with telephone numbers and a wagon call from Velvet Ice Cream Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaderville
Leonard Mine Yards
Child Died In Tub Of Boiling Water At Home
A five year old boy died after slipping into a tub of hot water while playing with a dog in Mrs. Medin’s home at 415 North Arizona Street. The boy was pulled from the bath by his mother, suffering severe burns. Funeral arrangements were announced for later that day at the Greek church on South Idaho. The report also notes a funeral for Mrs. Alice Bolitho at Sacred Heart church and a call for French Canadians to meet at the B. A. P. depot on a Wednesday.
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Alice Bolitho
Galena Street
Sacred Heart Church
Wootcraft
Vows of poverty upheld by U S Supreme Court
The Supreme Court reversed a Minnesota case, ruling vows of poverty in Catholic orders are valid and withdrawable civilly, affecting estates tied to religious houses. Relatives disputed Father Augustin Wirth's assets, but the decision preserves church holdings and risks vast property titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Eighth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Minnesota
Supreme E
Threation Hughes
Augustin Wirth
Springfield
Minn
Funeral of Butte Woman Held This Morning
The funeral for Kate Ness of Butte, who died after a lingering illness, was held at the family home on East Summit street and at St. Marys church. She was 24, formerly with the Hennessy store, and is survived by her father, mother, a son James five, two brothers, and two sisters. The service was private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Ness
East Summit Street
Mike Whalen
James
Thomas Whalen
Dan’ Tayelle
Margaret Sutterwaite
Accident near race track ends in accidental gunshot
Frank Birmingham eighteen of 2201 Walnut Street lies in Murray hospital with a bullet wound in the right thigh after an accidental discharge. Ed Weyhe, a Badger State mine worker and Birmingham's friend, carried him home after the incident near the race track as Birmingham reached for Weyhe's revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Birmingham
Walnut, Street
Murray ‘Hospital
Ed Weyhe
Badger State
Birmingham
Weyhe
Railroads Not Liable For Injured Interstate Passengers
Washington June 27 The supreme court ruled railroads are not liable for injuries to interstate employees or family members riding passes that require the passenger to assume all risk. The court held passes are not part of compensation but are freely subject to railroad conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Notable taxi driver cured by Dr Jaeger remedy
William Butch, well known taxicab operator of 4 North Main, recounts relief from rheumatic swelling and pain after using Dr Jaeger’s prescription medicine from Baden Baden. He cites improved health after two bottles and notes the remedy is not a patent medicine, with supplies obtainable through George W Sparrow in Anaconda or Fischer's cigar stand in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Butch
North Main Street
Jeager
Butch
Baden Baden
Jermany
Jaeger
George W. Sparrow
Fischer
West
Broadway
Butte
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Children's Union
Merode
Arkbine Grounds
Suist Coats and Capes
Symons
Intermountain Order
Velvet Ice’ Cream Company
South
Idaho
Albert C. Marquis
Fred
Fairmont Creamery Co
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