Butte visitors noted in city society column
E D Gardner from Missoula and F A Fuller of Helena are guests in Butte. Many residents including J Chase John Brown George Feyder Frank Taylor and Miss Alice Pfiffner visited or stayed in the city. The Mount Rethel church to host patriotic program on Sunday July 8. Miss Trikey returned from Glacier National Park. nurses from Murray Hospital attended a convention in Missoula. July Hearst magazine and Good Housekeeping on sale at P O news stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Great Falls
Butte
J. Koch
Anaconda
F. H. Crago
Sappington
George H. Feyder
Helena
George G. Grant
Frank M. Taylor
Missoula
E. C. Spring
Alward
Bozeman
J.C. Miller
Eureka
A. T. Haddock
Miles City
Frank C. Lavigne
Arthur Nelson
Livingston
Alice E. Pfiffner
George Johnson
W. T. Hayes
Decor Lodge
F. B. Sutton
Floya Turney
D. R. Powell
Twin Bridges
George Stephens
Lewistown
John Brown
C. A. Hunt
T. M. Griffin
Billings
Emil Lehsure
H. G. Rodgers
Dillon
E. M. Randall
G. M. White
L. M. Winkles
R. G. Little
Gardiner
Logan J. P. Burns
Pat Duffy
Harlowton
George H. McMillan
Deer Lodge
A. L. Phelps
William H. Chadwick
Divide
City
R. J
C. E. Cunningham
W. E. Heppner
Pearl Powers
Whitehall
Potter
Salt Lake City
W. T. Stratton
Theodore Reinhard
K. Martinson
Hamilton
Mount Rethel Methodist Church
Milton McLeod
Palisade
Nev
A. H. Goetz
August Schrump
Art Conger
Mary ‘Trikey
Glacier National Park
Trikey
Murray Hospital
Elsie Nichols
Sasha Goodwin
Myrtle Oates
Hearst's Magazine
Good Housekeeping
P. O. News Stand
Meeting on miners union drive stalls coal mine crews
A turbulent meeting aimed at recognizing the Campbell union threatens to pull engineers from the Switch and risks delaying Montana Power operations. James Lord of the AFL arrives to press for a district miners union, while mediator W H Rodgers may convene talks amid split union sentiment. Electric outages disrupt Quartz Street as crews report similar shift totals to the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
James Lord
Mining Department
American Federation of Labor
Cobalt
Ontario
Federation
Labor
W. H. Rodgers
Montana Power Company
The Hourglass Poem by L. A. Osborne
A reflective verse tracking passing years and time with imagery of sands, shadows, and a longing for brighter days. The speaker notes swift aging, past faults, and a gateway to night and solitude as horizons dim.
Mines Readied as Engineers Return to Work
Report spread Wednesday night that engineers would not be to work yesterday caused fears of mine shutdowns. All shafts of the company will operate today with miners returning to duty.
Striking Copper Miners Cut Workforce in Bisbee Arizona
In Bisbee Arizona on June 28 only 36 percent of mine workers reported for duty as the metal mine workers Industrial union linked to the Industrial Workers of the World halted shifts to press for higher wages and safer conditions. The first day showed 60 percent at work yesterday with about 5,000 miners employed and no disorder noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Metal Mine Workers’ Industrial Union
Industrial Workers of the World
Tooele Strikers Return to Work After Vote
Salt Lake City June 28 By a 198 to 190 vote the striking smelter at the International Smelting plant in Tooele decides to return to work tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
International Smelting Company
Tooele
Industrial Workers of World accused in German plot
Washington June 28. Senate testimony says I W W leaders conspired with German agents to provoke strikes among Germans and Austrians in western mines and fields. Senator Thomas of Colorado cited Arizona and other references as evidence of a German plot to cripple West coast smelters and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Industrial Workers of the World
West
Senate
Thomas
Colorado
Arizona
Espionage crackdown widens in Norway after bomb plots
Christiania June 28 reports secret wireless station found off Arendal with a wide view. Suspicious characters are arrested across Norway and many are sent across the border due to inadequate explanations. Government criticized for foreigners and laborers lack of control. calls for diplomatic action if Germany does not explain bomb plot and large explosives seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Arendal
Norway
Germany
Canadians Press Forward in France Amid Ruined Streets
Canadian units pressed toward Avida after a dawn assault and another attack within 24 hours. Fighting continued under smoke and debris as Canadian and British troops moved to reach their objectives, reaching the midway point by sundown amid heavy combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Avida
Flood Devastates Rock Creek District in Oregon
Massive flood from a Rock Creek reservoir sweeps through Baker, Rock Creek, Muddy Creek and Haines areas in Oregon. It destroys farms, stores, a barn, power lines and telegraph service, causing widespread damage to crops and livestock with no reported deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker, Ore
Rock Creek
Muddy Creek
Haines
Baker and Haines
Farmers’ Trading Company
Death of Greek Man Prompts Police Manhunt on Wyoming Street
Police hunted crews linked to the shooting death of William Karagias, a Greek man, on South Wyoming Street. Friends aided investigators, but no arrests were reported by nightfall. Catholic Education convention in Buffalo urged obedience to law and Wilson’s schooling guidance during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Karagias
South
Wyoming Street
Karagias
Catholic Education
Buffalo
N.Y
Catholic Educational Association
Wilson
Seattle Detective Discharged Over Bribe Trap Plan
Seattle police sergeant Victor Putnam, head of the dry squad, was discharged by Mayor Hiram Gill after a court trial in which Police Inspector Michael Powers was acquitted of bribery charges. Putnam admitted involvement in testing Powers susceptibility to a bribe, amid the Whiskey graft cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Victor Putnam
Seattle Police
Hiram Gill
Charles” Beckingham
Putnam
Michael Powers
Powers
Gill
Bockingham
Demonstration for Suffrage in Budapest Protests
Budapest dispatches report a large demonstration for universal, equal and secret suffrage. About 25,000 people marched through main streets, with rioting and broken windows as police struggled to disperse the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Budapest
Censorship Blunders Warned By Northcliffe In New York
Lord Northcliffe, British press leader, urged editors and writers in New York not to yield to censorship during the war. He warned that America must not repeat past errors by allowing government secrecy and press intimidation to stifle truth and public morale. He stressed swift action and vigorous journalism as vital to wartime victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lord Nothcliffe
United Sates
Tragasine
United States
Pha Bae Fund
America
Rd Northcliffe
England
Cna
Aimerica
Tiny Wisconsin boy locked inside moving freight car
In Duluth Minnesota on June 28 a search focuses on car 590009 of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line believed to carry 7 year old William McLean son of Captain and Mrs W McLean. The boy disappeared Friday near a flax seed meal car and investigators think he crawled into the sealed car and may be asleep. The car remains unfound as it heads toward its destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, Minn
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
William McLean
Mra. W. McLean
Adele
Here
Hensonville
Peculiar disease kills children in Missouri
In Dunklin and Scott counties Missouri a severe summer illness has killed sixty eight children and sickened over two hundred others mostly under two years old. A few middle aged victims are reported but no deaths in that group. Officials cite abnormal weather and soil conditions as factors and link fires to the disease spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Dunklin
Scott
Missouri
Industrial Is Sentenced to Work at County Farm
In Duluth Minnesota a judge sentenced Arthur Thorne secretary of the Duluth local of the Industrial Workers of the World to 85 days on a work farm. The court declared the I W W an organization that by word of mouth advocates violence or industrial strife. A separate Denver report notes a Colorado Fuel and Iron dispute with United Mine Workers district No. 15 threatening a strike August 1 if unresolved, with 30 days notice given to the state industrial commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial
County Farm
Duluth, Minn
Arthur Thorne
Duluth
Industrial Workers of the World
Smallwood
Colorado
Denver
Col
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
James F. Moran
United Mine Workers of America
State Industrial Commission
Mr. Moran
Minne Range IWW Members Prepare to Strike
Virginia Minnesota June 28 Minne Range Industrial Workers of the World members are prepared to strike. Minutes from a meeting of the metal mine workers branch, found in the secretary’s pocket, reveal the call for a general strike if fellow workers are not released from Biwabik jail where about fifty are held as alleged slackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Minn
Industrial Workers of the World
Industrial Workers_of the World
Dominic Sliver
Federal Grand Jury
Biwabik
Tragic School Dual Fire Fatalities In New Hampshire
In Laconia New Hampshire Miss Alice Black Richards head teacher at the school for feeble minded was found dead from a cut throat in a lakeside cottage. Miss Elizabeth Lucas analytic matron and Miss Dorothy Davis teacher were injured. Mortis Pe Bradford a manual training teacher confessed and was taken into custody pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laconia
N. H
Alice Black Richards
Elizabeth Lucas
Dorothy Davis
Mortis Pe Bradford
Sivera
Bradford
Mayor Thompson Likely to Be Censured by City Council
Chicago June 28 The judiciary committee of the city council voted 18 to 0 to censure Mayor William Hale Thompson for refusing a roll call at a stormy session. The action replaces a proposed resolution demanding his resignation. The dispute arose over school board appointments made by the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wi Hale Thompson
Actio
Counseil
Beecher Man Dies In Dillton Prank Tragedy At Dawn
Jim Beecher, born in Stuttgart Germany, died this morning in Dillton after a prank gone wrong. He leaves his wife and four children Karl Frederick Louise and Frank W Beecher, a brother Charles A Beecher, a Civil War veteran and territorial era figure. No funeral will be held Saturday. Beecher arrived in the United States in 1868 and settled on a ranch near Reichle, where he lived for decades. He was widely respected in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Stuttgart
Germany
Karl
Frederick
Louise
Wrth
Frank
W. Beeher
Dilton
Mr. Beeher
United States
Reichle
Thie County
Charles A. Beecher
Tailored satin bats praised by Lucile in fashion notes
The Daily Fashion Hint quotes Lucile praising satin bats as correctly tailored when made of good material. She describes one of her own bats worn with one piece dresses and tailored suits, featuring a navy blue maire ribbon bow on the front to match the bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile
Maire
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Butte News
The
Standard Te
North Main Street
Ingersoll
Leys Jeweler and Optometrist
Metal Mine Workers’ Union
Nnon
Tom Campbell
Joe Shannon
Western Federation of Miners
United” Mine Workers of America
Shannon
T. W. W. Company
Campbell Union
Dunn
Electricians
Mr. Rodgers
Electreians
Metal Mine Workers Union
Carpenters’ Union
Economy Shoe Co
W. G. Lewis
West Park Street
Mary Chitter
Truscau
Vairfax Hamilton
Oriana Bea
Hourglass
L. A. Osborne
Absalom
Industrials
Oregon
Mose Linz
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
Fast Park
Yellowstone
Lyon
John J. McCarthy
Northclippe
Florence Co
West Park
A. Musser
Mar
Preble
Thompson
Gors
Emer
McCarthy
East Broadway
Armour's
Swift & Cod
Morrell
Como
Fussell Miller Company
North Dakota
F. A. Ironside
Montana
Ourgi
ED Rose
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