Engineers Union Reduces All Fines At Butte Meeting
At a meeting of Butte Stationary Engineers No 83 Western Federation of Miners a resolution passed lowering fines for former International Engineers union members to five dollars each Some fines had ranged down to ten dollars but now all fines are five dollars The chair initially refused to entertain the motion John McMullin and other former members appealed the decision and the resolution carried by a large majority
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Butte Stationary Engineers’' Union
Western Federation of Miners
International Engineers’ Union
John MccMullin
International Union
H. A. Kenny
Mrs. Mary Barry Dies After Illness in Butte Home
Mrs Mary Barry a longtime Butte resident died yesterday morning after a several week illness at the home of her son in law 431 Anaconda Read She had come to Butte twenty years ago and resided there since
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England
Peter Ward
Thomas Nooney
Oswald
Butte
St. Mary's Church
Anaconda Road
Mary Barry
Barry
Roosevelt Gets Out of Further Jury Service
Mineola New York March 14 Theodore Roosevelt was excused from jury duty by Supreme Court Justice Putnam after counsel said his presence could distract jurors. The colonel appeared as usual and requested to be excused, noting two weeks of service and other engagements.
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Mineola
L. I
Theodore Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Putnam
Court grants request and colonel leaves for Oyster Bay
The court approved the request to be excused and the judge shook hands with the colonel, who then departed for Oyster Bay, signaling the end of the proceeding.
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Oyster Bay
Hero saves rider on Utah avenue tracks
Miss Marie Callahan of Wisdom learned the hero who stopped her plunging horse before a train on Utah avenue tracks was Joseph Edwards, an expressman. He left the scene before thanks could be offered, and the grateful woman wished the Standard to publicly thank him.
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Standard
Marie Callahan
Wisdom
Utah Avenue
Joseph Edwards
Would Simplify The Situation Says Roosevelt Candidate
The New York Evening Mail notes a hypothetical shift by Roosevelt, claiming if he were a candidate he would declare a changed mind and enter the race. The remark is presented as a bold and humorous reversal of past statements and expectations.
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New York Evening Mail
Mr. Roosevelt
Swedes Prepare Big Celebration With Central Committee
Swedish churches and Linnea lodge formed a central committee for a large April celebration. Noted speakers will include Professor Nyvall of Seattle and Professor Milson of Minneapolis. The combined choir from all churches and Linnea lodge members practices Saturdays at the Swedish mission church and invites all Swedish men and women to join.
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Linnea Lodge
Order of Vasa
Nyvall
Seattle
Milson
Minneapolis
Swedish Mission Church
Italian Lieutenant Rossi Returns From Tripoli Flights
Lieutenant Rossi has just returned to Italy from Tripoli after about 60 aeroplane flights in three months. He says the experience proves the usefulness of aircraft in war and regards the craft as of little value, how-
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la Nazione
Rossi
Italy
Tripoli
Reconnaissance Aircraft Tactics and Bombing Challenges
The aircraft must fly at an altitude of at least 1000 meters to avoid rifle fire when dropping bombs, making precise bombardment difficult. However, the aeroplane proved highly useful for reconnoitering missions.
Sunstroke deemed rare California accident in suit
In San Bernardino March 14 a suit seeks $2,000 with Mrs. Anna Turner claiming her son John Turner’s sunstroke death was an accident under California law. The insurer denies payout since death did not result from an accident.
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San Bernardino
Cal
California
Anna Turner
John Turner
Quails Thrive as Crops Suffer in Coachella Valley
Ranchers visiting Los Angeles reported quails so thick in the Coachella valley that crops of all kinds were being damaged. The sight highlighted the unintended pest impact on local agriculture and drew attention to farming challenges in the region.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco Chronicle
Coachella Valley
Aviator Tumbles Sixty Feet in Plane Plunge
Lieut Theodore E Ellison U S N confined to his Coronado apartment after a 60 foot plunge over North Island. The aircraft tipped into the earth, turning over. Ellison suffered bruises contusions and cuts but no serious injuries.
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San Diego
Cal
Theodore E. Ellison
Coronado
North Island
Ellison
County Attorney Resigns After Two Terms
Glendive March 14 Special Dispatch Frank P Leiper resigns as Dawson county attorney after completing his second term. His private practice suffered from lack of time and he cannot longer afford the county post. Attorney Albert Anderson, Leiper's law partner, is appointed to fill the vacancy.
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Standard
Glendive
Frank P. Leiper
Dawson County
Leiper
Albert Anderson
Four Die in Snowslide at Blackbear Mine
Telluride Col March 14 Four men are dead and several others are missing after a snowslide at midday at the Blackbear mine near Telluride. One man was seriously injured as buildings were swept away and four miners were killed by the slide.
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Col
Blackbear
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