Moyer Plans Return To Butte To Lead Miners
President Moyer, registered in Helena, says he will resume leadership of the Western Federation of Miners in Butte. He asserts the federation’s jurisdiction remains intact, seeks city protection upon return, and claims no troop request was made to the governor. He denied hiding in Helena or fleeing in an auto.
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Haries H. Moyer
Butte
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
Helena
Federation
Mr Moyer
Meine
Stewart
Butte Miners
Deer Lodge
Bert Riley
Episcopal Meeting Concludes Montana Diocese Convention
The eleventh annual convention of the Episcopal diocese of Montana ended with reports from women’s parochial and missionary societies. Bishop Leigh Richmond Brewer presided at services. Rev. Mr. Faber of Detroit was presented as coadjutor bishop. Delegates discussed Alaska missions, junior auxiliaries, and the need for trained workers, while a robbery report from Parrott noted losses of 150 and 30 dollars. A Basin Basin Teamsters union baseball event was announced for June 2.
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Episcopal Diocese of
Leigh Richmond Brewer
J. Hooker
GG. Bennett
Bozeman
Clinton H. Moore
Seattle
St Michael
Willeam
Frederick Faber
Bish Jeet
Net
Minard
Faber
F. J. Mynard
Great Falls
H.S. Gatley
Missoula
Women's Auxiliary
Miss Baldwin
Butte
J. J. Craig
Anaconda
Miss Weathers
Havre
Haywood
McDonald Creek
Bishop Brewer
Montana
Locess
W. F. Faber
William Frederick Faber
Detroit
H. 8. Gatley
Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
St. John's Church
Lane Daughton Returns From Lake Forest Vacation
Miss Helen Lane, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Lane of North Crystal street, has returned from Lake Forest Illinois where she studied at Ferryhall Stephen Progan, secretary to Max Hebgen president and general manager of Montana Power Co, and Miss Dolly Trainor, a local schoolteacher, wed last evening at 8 o clock by Reverend Charles F Chapman rector of St.
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Mils Helen Lane
Charles H Lane
North Crystal Street
Lake Forest
Til
Ferryhall
Stephen P.rogan
Max Hebgen
Montana Power Company
Dolly M ‘Trainor
Charles F. Chapman
Local Couple Weds in Intimate Home Ceremony
The ceremony was performed at the bride’s home, 305 7th Alabama Street, with only relatives and a few intimate friends in attendance. After the ceremony the couple departed on the late train for their trip and upon return will establish housekeeping.
Current Empress bill ends tonight at the theatre
The Empress Theatre offers its final performances tonight with a Thursday matinee this afternoon. The complete show runs and features original tests and latest news motion pictures. The venue has drawn large crowds and patrons praise the entertainment quality.
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Empress Theater
Regiar
Kcope
City proposes new garbare department trucks and small cars
The street and alley committee recommends buying two three and a half ton KissellKar trucks for the new garbare department. Two small bulk cars for the engineering department will also be ordered. KissellKar trucks cost 33880 each, but purchasing two reduces the total to 70. Buick cars cost 1150 each.
Cheap coal handling cuts costs on New York piers
The New York Edison company reports unloading coal from vessels into elevated bunkers or storage piles now costs no more than two cents a ton, down from over three cents. Engineer George A. Orrok cites extensive study and specialized mechanical handling equipment as the reason for the lower cost in pier coal handling.
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New York ‘Edison Company
New York City
George A. Orrok
M. E
Recipes From Mrs Marshment A Meaty Macaroni Dish
Recipes from Mrs Marshment describe a tomato base with salt and ginger, a drop batter for meatless stuffing, and a substitute dish using macaroni bread crumbs and eggs. The method covers combining ingredients, shaping into balls, and baking hot with a brown sauce until ready to serve.
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Brazil
General Kellys Army All Shot To Pieces
Lewisburg West Virginia June 21 The remnants of General Kellys army of the unemployed trudged dusty roads toward Washington after clashing with railroad men at Renick fourteen miles east They camped at Renick last night and boarded freight trains resisting ejectment but the train pulled out with few aboard later they were dumped off Sixty two men gathered by leaders proceeded onward A military survey in Potsdam will measure Berlin Washington distance to see if earth altered in fifty years French lawyer Maitre Labori now 85 says he withdrew from politics because he found government unfriendly to reform.
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Lewisburg
W. Va
Kelly
Washington
Renick
Berlin
Germany
Washington, D.C
German Geodetic Institute
Potsdam
Coast and Geodetic Survey of
United States
Horta
Azores
Maitre Labori
Dreyfus
London Morning Post
Not Safe For Work The Nap of the Global Press
A fragmented passage discusses political corruption and wealth’s power in France Belgium and the United States. It notes a hope for a deterrent republic in France and critiques how wealth influences politics. The text also touches on the word nap nab nabbed as slang for kidnapping and its evolving meaning.
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France
Belgium
United States
Blackstone
Proposition Defeated At England Teachers Conference
The conference defeated an amendment for equal pay for men and women teachers by a large margin. A resolution to support woman suffrage was deemed outside the union’s scope. In Maine, two Mexican War survivors, Andrew Baker of Limington aged 88 and Captain David Webber of Boothbay Harbor aged 91, are living.
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The
Teachers of England
Maine
Andrew Baker
Limington
David’ Webber
Boothbay Harbor
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
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Norfolk
Keystone
Miro-Dena Mentonniere
American Beauty
DR. Faber
W. H. Parrott
Bude
Mim
West Park Street
Parrott
Union
Joanna A. Smith
Leggat
Jainor
Mrs. Marshment
Mrs
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University of Minnesota
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