Jurisdiction fears split in Butte union
A heated meeting of the Butte Metal Mine Workers discussed jurisdiction, fearing a split over affiliation with the IWW. Leaders debated whether to back the Building Trades Council’s request for assurances, while internal tensions and procedural fights shaped the session. The group reported $2,000 in the Fire National Bank and planned public meetings at Columbia Gardens. Washington report notes 21.9 trillion in barnyard refuse wasted in the U S.
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Butte Metal Mine Workers’ Organization
Finlander Hall
Building Trades Council
Trades Council
Butte
Ers
I. W
Shannon
Joe Shannon
Fuier
John Worton
Miners’ Union
John Doran
Jim Robinson
Building Trades
Dan Shevlin
Shevlin
Robinson
Fire National Bane
Silver Bow National
Glenn
Apographical Union
Columbia Gardens
the Gardens
Washington
United States
French aviators to teach Americans flying amid wartime loss
Carl Vrooman warns that the current waste in aviation is a national tragedy and urges conservation by American farmers as a war measure. He calls aviation waste a preventable economic leak and says training Americans could boost agriculture and patriotism. Route details advertise Park Road to Boulder Hot Springs.
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Carl Vrooman
Mr. Vrooman
Park
Boulder Hot Springs
Marquis
Bradley A. Fiske
Montariol
Alan R. Hawley
W. FitzGerald
Ducas
Mairesse
A. M. Nassr
Lemaitre
de Boyriven
Corps
Germans Attack Watt Weiler Salient Northeastern Al mace
The war office reports a night assault on the Watt Weiler salient northeast of Than in Al mace. German forces were repulsed and suffered casualties, with a number of dead left on the field.
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Paris
Watt Weiler
Than
Almace
War Office
Dunn Trial Hears Of Fears Over In-Laws Interference
In St Paul Minnesota on June 28 testimony closed in the trial of Frank J Dunn charged as procurer in a plot linked to the murder of Dunns young wife on April 26 The prosecution introduced testimony from Seaken on separation proceedings to counter Dunns claim of friendly feelings toward his wife Dunn testified he never reconciled with his wife fearing her family would interfere and that she wished to associate with new acquaintances
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St. Paul, Minn
Frank J. Dunn
Dunn
Seaken
Phoebe's Melancholy and a Reflection in the Mirror
Phoebe, six years old, breaks into tears over life and a dreary day, then notices her own face in the mirror as her mother comforts her. The text shifts to a note on how advertising spend makes boarding house businesses viable, elevating the contrast between personal gloom and practical enterprise.
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Phoebe
Berkman Rebuked by Judge for His Questions
New York June 28 Alexander Berkman an anarchist faced sharp rebuke from Judge Julius Mayer as he questioned prospective jurors in the trial with Emma Goldman on charges of conspiring to hamper the draft. Goldman was allowed to question talesmen while the courtroom remained heavily guarded by Secret Service agents.
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New York
Alexander Berkman
Julius M. Mayer
United States District Court
Berkman
Talesmen
Emma Goldman
Mayer
Miss Goldman
Emma Oldman
Secret Service
Eerie
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Vaca
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Ana
Imien
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Chambray
Women's Union
Pees Fotscot
W. B. Corsets
I. Hayden
J. Manne & Bro
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Portlana
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