Will Announce Vote At Conference Today
The settlement terms from joint arbitration on Butte labor difficulties are expected to be announced this afternoon at 4 o'clock during a joint meeting of the conference committees of the employers association and the labor unions. Union members held talks on carpentry and the Silver Row Employers association, with details withheld until the conference committee session. Rumors suggested both the teamsters and workingmen's unions favored the proposal, though not officially confirmed. if approved, the wage dispute from 9.50 to 4 per date could be settled. The conference committee includes M. Donohue, Frank Higelow, John Cornwind, John Gillie, James H. Rowe, and Oscar Rohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Board of Arbitration
Butte Women's Union
Siiver Row
Teamsters
Working Men’s and
Couference
M. Donokhue
Montana “Federation of Labor
Frank Higelow
John Cornwind
John Gillie
James TH. Rowe
Oscar Rohn
Employers’ Association
Funeral for Mary Johnson Held at St Lawrence Church
The funeral for Mary, daughter of Mr and Mrs Himanwel Johnson, will be Saturday morning at six o clock at her grandmother Mrs Mary Burke's residence, 06 East Center Street, then to St Lawrence Church. Interment in the Catholic cemetery.
Walsh to address Park tomorrow at 2 o'clock
Funeral notices for Sarah Margaret Rowen six weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Rowen and memorials for John C Kelly and Samuel Parnell appear. Services planned at Mountain View Episcopal Church with Rev J Rowen. Interments set for Holy Cross Cemetery and Calumet, Michigan, with details from Duggan's parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weet Park Street
Mountain View
Metheescopal Church
J. Rowen
Sarah Margaret
Harvey Rowen
South
Montana
Streat
Richards
Holy Cross
Undertaker and Embalmer in Rett Area Ad
Larry Duggan, reliable undertaker and embalmer, lists services at 322 North Rett. Contact numbers 770 and 180 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Duggan
North Rett
Motorman Dies In Midnight Speculator Wine Accident
James Mathews a 27 year old motorman living at 216 Garden Avenue was killed at midnight when he fell from his motor, dragged about 35 feet, and sustained a gash to the head and minor injuries. Coroner Aeneas Lane opened an inquiry, with the cause undetermined and further investigation to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mathews
Garden Avenue
Aeneas Lane
Mepstiente
Shriners Train Stop in Butte Amid Welcoming Preparations
Shriners of the Puget Sound ride in an imperial oriental train en route to Buffalo New York for a council meeting. The group arrives in Butte July 6, is welcomed by Bagdad temple patrol, enjoys lunch and city rides, then resumes toward Montana with local dignitaries joining before continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Shriners
Butte
Puget
Buffalo
No Y
Ning
Imperial Oriental
Milwauker
Thema
Wetneediy
Mioraing
Bagdad Temple
Driscoll to Stay. Notre Dame Student Home for Vacation
John Francis McCarthy, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. McCarthy of 032 Caledonia Street, returns from the University of Notre Dame for vacation. He studied chemical engineering and was a notable figure at Central High School, aged 18, with an excellent record in his department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOME
John Francis McCarthy
Mtr
J. McCarthy
Caledonia Street
University of Notre Dame
Chemical Engineering
John
Central High ‘School
Another Patrol May Have Crossed Border in Pursuit of Bandits
Columbus New Mexico June 23 An American cavalry patrol pursued a small band of Mexicans who reportedly raided the Parker ranch 35 miles southwest of Hachita The border patrol commander said the Mexicans were heading for the border and the cavalrymen followed a hot trail The bandits escaped with several horses and mules while other damage was limited to the raid Trucks carrying Pershing era supplies left with double guards as scouts armed with machine guns mounted on motors accompanied them The report notes pursuit but no confirmed crossing of the frontier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
N. M
Parker Ranch
Hachita
Gol. Hi. G Sickle
Pershing
Wholesale arrests ordered in Mexico during hostilities
June 23 report from El Paso states a message from Jumrbd to Texas authorities ordered arrests of Catholics and other enemies of the constitutionalist government at the outbreak of hostilities with the United States. Mexican officers claim rebels and regional groups aligned with Durango and Chihuahua areas are implicated. crossings at the Rio Grande expanded as reports place troops moving from Harlingen toward Intergent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Texas
Toniight
Hye-Bean
Revolutiohersden ‘Republic
United States
Coahuil
Durango
Zegeteens
Chihuahua
Wes
Grain Dealers Meeting at Hunters Hot Springs
Bozeman June 23 Northwestern Grain Dealers association met at Hunters Hot Springs. Prof Alfred Atkinson spoke on The Superiority of Montana Grains. The program opened with remarks by H M Giles and discussions on seeds and equity in the grain business. The banquet followed and leaders from Bozeman Great Falls and other cities addressed topics including farmers in the grain trade and challenges facing dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Northwestern Grain Dealers’ Association
Hunter's Hot Springs
Alfred Atkinson
Montana
Arlos
Quinn
Grainers’ National Association
H. M. Giles
G. G. Bennett
American Society’ of Equity
Barkemeyer
Atkinson
Bhockett
Nc Suh
Hi Anderson
Association
Paul R. Trigg
C. We Sweet
Northwests
John McVey
American
Great Falls
Investigation at Taylor ranch targets Afflerback case
Sheriff Firmin Tullock issues a public notice for residents of Yale Boy and Grass Range to join a July 2 search at the Taylor ranch seeking evidence to illuminate the disappearance of ex Nebraska sheriff John Afflerback. Authorities believe he was murdered by Randolph, recently jailed for auto theft. Nine youths, six from Lewistown, enlistment questions flood in as D B Baird fields inquiries. Judge Ayers grants a divorce decree in Florence Marceau v Clifton Marceau on desertion grounds. Inspector Charles Miller visits Bridger Knights Templar commandery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Firnin Tullock
Yale Boy
Grass Range
John Afflerback
Nebraska
Taylor Ranch
Amflerback
Randolph
National Guard
D. BE. Baird
Florence Marceau
Clifton Marceau
Ayers
Mings
Charles Miller
Bridger
Knights ‘Templar
Rural lines agree to limit calls after commission review
Helena June 22. State utilities commission hearings yielded an agreement between Mountain States Telephone and rural lines to cap calls on rural exchanges at five minutes. When a rural subscriber seeks business use, the line time will drop to three minutes. The commission also heard testimony on tariffs for exchange business between rural and city subscribers on Mountain States lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Utilities Commission
Mountain States Telephone Company
Lnes
Mountain States
Prince George Arrives in Berlin for Talks
A Copenhagen despatch to the Exchange Telegraph reports Prince George brother of the King of Greece has landed in Berlin. He conferred with the German imperial chancellor and then departed for Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guste
Copenhagen
George
Greece
Berlin
Switzerland
Great Falls and Helena Road Traffic Amid Flood Delays
Great Falls reports rivers stable after a day of warm weather but floodwaters force delays. A wrecked bridge over Sun River near Helena requires repairs, potentially delaying service until Sunday. Havre route opens with delayed trains resuming. Chateau clears flood block and business resumes after three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Missouri River
Tomorow
Helena
Butte
Sun’ River
Havre
Chateau
Kalispell Hit By Severe Flood In Flathead Valley
Kalispell and the Flathead valley endure the worst flood in years as the Flathead river swelled to three miles wide. Floodwaters forced relocations with no loss of life reported, but rail tracks near Belton and Libby remain submerged. Snowfall totals rose in the Flathead Indian reservation and mountains, with crops ruined and several small bridges washed out. Further river rises are expected as snow melts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flathead Valley
Kalispell
Flathead
Great Northern Railroad
Belton
Libby
Flathead Indian Reservation
Bozeman News Highlights Local Summer School Actions
Bozeman hosts the university summer session with Prof Taylor visiting from Columbia Missouri to address students in the rural church institute and summer school. Attendees include J L Cummins of Kalispell aiding staff, a marriage license issued to John P O Patt, and weather notes report half an inch rainfall. The roads committee arrival is delayed by high water. National guard recruits added, 25 percent failing physical tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Cummins
Kalispell
Fergus County
Bozeman
John P. O'Patt
Company A
Montana National Guard
Greek king's envoy with autograph letter passes through Lugano
A special messenger bearing an autograph letter from the king of Greece to the German emperor traveled through Lugano Switzerland at 7 14 p m June 28. He was accompanied by two Greek officers and a royal aide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Germany
Luganow
Switzerland
Land Office Notices May Run in Daily Newspapers
Washington June 23 The senate passed Senator Myers bill authorizing publications of local land office notices in daily newspapers. Daily papers are accessible and preferable to weekly. notices published there must appear in Saturday issues only. The law currently requires weekly papers for all land office notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington
Senate
Myers
Landoffice
Twenty Six Indictments By Federal Grand Jury
Helena June 23 26 indictments reported by the federal grand jury include white slavery charges against Charles Halbut and Howard F Patterson for importing suspects to Butte for immoral purposes. Archie D Bradford pleaded guilty to importing Helen Levell and was sentenced. Several men charged with bootlegging received 60 days in jail and fines. Judge Bourquin ruled in favor of the defendant in United States v Bingwall, canceling patent claims north of Drummone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Federal Grand Jury
Charles Halbut
Howard F. Patterson
Hattie Bosch
Missouri
Butte
Archie D. Bradford
Helen Levell
Glens
Ferry
Idaho
Peter Dubosh
Ea F. Purgeson
Mike Grimmel
Ea Leach
Fred la ‘Chappelle
Fret Mathews
Nick Nickoloff
Tom Kelly
Bob Smith
R.A. Woodurn
United States
Duncan Bingwall
Bourquin
Drummone
First Company to Arrive at Helena from Bozeman
Helena June 2 The first company of the Second regiment to reach Helena from Bozeman arrived with Captain Williams in command. Seventy men in the contingent include thirty who arrived two days earlier as a special detail. Eastern Montana noted. Great Northern line may delay arrivals until Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Tort Harrison
Bozeman
Williams
Montana
Mile Miles City June train enlistment and new posts
PF FOR MEL Miles City June co company FE of the Montana National guardeft here tonight on a special running as the first section of No 3 om the Northern Pacific. The company reached 150 before the train started with the last 10 enlistments at the train Tomorrow recruiting will bewin for a rough rider squadron Four new post offices have been established In Montana Middle Custer county Charles Schofield post master Duelair laine county Mrs Katherine L Darnell postmaster Loesch Custer county Mrs Marion G Loesch postmaster Voll Hethts Dawson county Benjamin V Haas postmaster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
June
Company FE
Montana National
Standard
Washington
Montana
Middle
Custer County
Charles Schofield
Duelair
Laine
Katherine L. Darnell
Loesch
Marion G.loesch
Voll Hethts
Dawson County
Benjamin V. Haas
Suits for Damage in Railroad and Railway Companies
Hazeman June 23 The Northern Pacific Railway company is defendant in an action for 35000 damages and the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul company in a separate action for 80000 in complaints filed with Clerk of the Court W L Hays of Gallatin county Each paper petitions for relief for injuries received by employee of the two companies rrACEFUL SULU sovent Santiago June 23 The Chilean government has been in active telegraphic communication with Argentina Brazil Ken nor and the United States regarding intervention to bring about a peaceful solution of the Mexican situation in a century ago 1500 English workers were employed at Whitb alone in the set trade Today not more than 0 or 40 can be found in the whole country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazeman
Northern, Pacific Railway Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Company
W. L. Hays
Gallatin County
Santiago
Argentina
Brazil
Kennor
United States
Whitb
Mexican Ambassador Promises No Aggression Amid War Talk
Eliseo Arredondo, Mexico's ambassador designate, reassured Latin American embassies that Mexican troops would attack only if the United States moved offensively. He sought peaceful resolution as European representatives warned of looming conflict and Trans-Puerto movements. Pershing’s warning relayed through Trevino and Mexico City remains under study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Eliseo Arredondo
Mate Department
Todgers
Cartanga
General Trevino
Pershing
Trevino
Mexico City
Arredondo
United States
Mexico
Approval of President Wilson’s use of national guard
The House adopted an emergency resolution authorizing the president to draft guardsmen as federal troops during the Mexican crisis. Two opposed, with one socialist and one Democrat voting against. A $1,000,000 fund would aid dependent families, limited to $50 monthly per family, distributed by the War Department. The measure passed unanimously after Hay and Mann adjusted language to cap service at three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
National Guard
House
Senate
War Department
Congress
Hay
Mann
National Guardsmen Rise in East Mob Camp Total
New York June 28 Major General Leonard Wood commands 18 217 National Guardsmen and mobilization camps in the East as announced from Governor's Island tonight. the total exceeds previous figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of the East
Leonard Wood
Governor's Island
Nation mobilizes as Montana units rush to border
News from Bozeman to Great Falls and Helena details rapid federal mobilization of Montana National Guard units. Second Infantry needs 257 men to reach war strength. 216 enlisted today, 1,579 total in Infantry. Recruits moved toward American Lake. multiple companies across towns prepare to move or join formations. The Paris theaters report 1914 receipts of 41.6 million francs, up from 68.45 million in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General's Office
American Lake
Paris
Thieves break into Great Northern station cash room
A youth named Mahen told police he met a man called Mr BE Lewis who invited him to a Woodrow hotel room. The pair allegedly drugged Mahen and he was left with 20 cents. detectives searched Lewis’s rooms and found three pairs of key turning nippers while probing a prowling ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Mahen
BE. Lewis
Lewis
Woodrow Hotel
German forces carry French trenches near Verdun
In Verdun sector the Germans reportedly captured French first line trenches between hill 321 and 20, and the Thiau mont works. They pushed to Fleury village but were repulsed. Other sectors saw heavy German offensives halted by French fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdun
Thiaumont
Fleury
Stranger with Cash and Check Caught After Alley Stop
Ed J. Leary of Union Grove Wisconsin was picked up at the Northern Pacific river station after being removed from the North Coast limited while unconscious from drink. Officers found a tightly wrapped purse with a $1000 cashier's check and $120.35 in cash tied to his neck. Police marveled he saved the money after several hours at the station before railroad workers spotted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed J. Leary
Union Grove
Wis
Northern Pacific River
North Coast Limited
Percy L Brown Busy On The Season's Work
Percy L Brown state boiler inspector, after a trip to the southeastern part of the state, directs his office work with deputies in Butts and will continue until snow lies. The aim is to tap every rivet on every boiler statewide to determine soundness as homesteaders sweep into Mites City and Billr, taking remaining choice entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy L. Brown
Butts
Mites City
Billr
Billr. Brown
Water Front Strike Fights On At Pacific Docks
San Francisco June 23 The general strike of longshoremen resumes with lines drawn tight. Over 160 strike-breakers were hired at six docks while armed guards patrolled. Police presence increases as unions and ship owners clash over work. Seattle Portland and Tacoma report little shipping movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific
Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
Common Sense to Cure Rheumatism Claim
An advertisement touts a blood cleansing treatment for rheumatism calling it a great gift. It asserts poisons in blood cause rheumatic pain and promises cures after using Swift Specific Company product. Readers are urged to contact Atlanta medical department for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opie
Rene Nngusner
Nature
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
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