Miners 10 Meet at Two Places in Butte Division
An explosion at the old reduction works on South Montana street injured no one. Miners had been blasting slag for cement work, and alarms sounded as a blast created a large crater. Police increased precautions against fireworks sales. Firemen planned to tear down the north wall of the dynamited hall of the Butte Miners union due to safety risks. Three miners may travel to Jarbridge New for federation talks with mine workers there.
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Moyer Sees Progress in Federation Motives
Helena June 28 Associated Press reports Western Federation of Miners president Charles J Moyer says the plan of the Industrial Workers of the World to gain control of the new independent miners union is in progress The claim came from a publicly speaking Finnish miners meeting where Mr Niva executive committee member of the new union allegedly stated the IWW will take control after a period of independence Moyer noted informants who say the movement to organize miners wanes yet believes a majority will join He welcomed county attorney McCafferys move to probe riots in Butte and says the union has not incited riots or dynamited the Miners Union He also noted responses from craft unions to his international appeals including two from leaders at the International Carpenters and Joiners union and the International Association of Machinists.
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Parochial schools cost less than public in Catholic system
Atlantic City June 29 cost per year for educating children in Catholic institutions ranges from 12 to 17 dollars versus 24 to 45 dollars in public schools. The report by the American Educational Association cites 1,742 Catholic institutions with about 1.7 million students and notes cheaper instructors as a reason.
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Basement Specials Add Varying Glassware And Teapots
The listing highlights thin brown water glasses with etched designs, brownearthen teapots in three sizes for 38 cents each, and telly glasses in six eight and 10 ounce sizes priced at 25 cents 80 cents and 36 cents a dozen, plus combiners offered at 95e.
New Ribbons and Some Specials
Sash ribbons in plaids and brocades, 6 to 71 inches wide, priced at $1.25 a yard. Stripe and more ribbed trims also advertised at Bees a yard.
Summer Gloves Price List for Women and Children
A catalog of gloves and related accessories with prices across several styles. 16-Button Kayser Silk Gloves in multiple colors range from $1 to $2. Silk and chamoisette options priced 50 cents to $2.25 per pair. Misses elbow-length silk gloves 75 cents. Two clasp and extra heavy silk variants priced up to $2.00. Girdles, belts, braid clasps, pins, and barrettes offered with marked sale prices for today.
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New Dainty Neck Fixings and Lacy Underwear Highlights
Catalog notes embroidered neck fixings and dainty collars in cr pe de chine and lawn with prices from 35c to 350. Includes camisoles of crepe de chine, guimpes, laces, fichus, and Venetian lace collars. Hosiery and children's stockings priced from 25c to 50c per pair.
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Origin of Surnames From Indianapolis News
The origin of surnames is complex with Anglo Saxon roots noted for many names like Browning Benning Dunning Kipling Manning and Spalding. It traces to Saxon forms Everard Gundhere Raedmund and Kettle linked Cytel to Norse myth. Shakespeare’s name praised as picturesque, with respect to tidbits about heraldry and surname evolution. A Titian painting attributed to 1516 in Lemberg Austria is mentioned.
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Elephants at Sofia and nutmeg poison in old press
A London Standard correspondent from Sofia reports King Ferdinand of Bulgaria trains four elephants at a farm outside the capital, teaching them simple tricks and hosting distinguished visitors to admire the royal pets. Also from Munich a medical note details two nutmeg poisonings, one severe, with effects including stupor and memory loss. Senate debates federal monopoly controls as Borah denounces the measure while Lewis and Cummins defend it.
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