Unions Debate Jurisdiction in Long Session
In a lengthy annual session the Bliver Bow Trades and Labor assembly discussed jurisdiction between electricians and engineers and AF of L guidance from Washington. The meeting formed arbitration committees to resolve control over electric motive power at a local property and planned a labor ticket for school trustees with H Te Maury and Mr William Tosza as candidates.
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Bliver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
American Federation of Labor
Cornell
Electricia
Washington
Butte
Butte-Duluth
Columbia Gardens
Metaliat Hoth
William Gillard
J. F. Grant
Electricians
Lincoln Fillding
A. F. Kelly
Thiss Hanson
D. Tewaite
J. Suteninson
J. W Davis
Mcconnell
Labor
H. Te Maury
William Tosza
Andl
Chicago American routs Los Angeles in rough baseball clash
The Chicago American regulars defeated the Los Angeles Challengers in a game marked by ragged fielding and a near riot as Umpire Frank Newhouse ordered a policeman after Cant Harry Lord refused to go to the clubhouse. The scuffle followed Newhouse’s call of Fahey safe at first, delaying play, with Los Angeles errors aiding Chicago’s two runs and late defense by Kn Walsh and White.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Frank Newhouse
Prostieum
Newhouse
Harry Lord
Cailing Fahey
Lord
Ernest Johnson
Infelder
Kn Walsh
White
Rogers
Cheche
Angeles
BUTTE NOTES Sullivan's return cited in PSC report
Page notes indicate Sullivan has returned in the PSC context after spending two periods away. Details on dates or exact roles are not provided in readable text.
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Sullivan
Miss Booth Praises Father in Moving Lecture Tribute
Commander Kiva Booth delivered a heartfelt lecture at the Auditorium last evening marking a tribute to her father. The program featured a slide show on General Booth with scenes from England to the United States and global Salvation Army work. Captivating music by Major Grimm and a cello accompaniment framed the narrative as Booth spoke with reverence and emotion.
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Salvation Army
Hoth
England
Wesley Chapel
Nottingham
Ingham
Booth
United States
Mise Tooth
Swirland
Sweden
Denmark
Japan
South Africa
London
Miss Booth
Com.mander Booth
Grimm
Butte Suffragettes Meet At Courthouse Report
Local suffrage group schedules courthouse gatherings to discuss school board positions and voting rights. Notables include Mrs Kiliegh Hughes Smith and William Hogwa, with Rev Rexroad delivering an address and open discussion planned in Odd Fellows hall.
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Butte
Courthouse
Attragetien
Amona
Ati
Tor
Atwater
Min
J.B. As
Sivas Prameen Kéliy
Equal Suffrage Association
Rexroad
Hatte Woman's Ual Suffrage Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Burglars Loot a Butte Saloon Near Police HQ
Burglars forced open the coal hole at Mike Kilvanick's saloon on Main Street in Butte, rifled the bar, and took $76 along with cigars and liquor. The robbers drank alcohol at the scene, using the saloon lights as they worked.
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Butte
Mike Kilvanick
Main Street
Gln
Paper on sale at half price this week
An advertisement for high grade homie decor and imported papers offered by SCHATZLEIN PAINT CO at 14 West Broadway. The note invites customers to come in for a half price sale this week.
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Schatzlein Paint CO
West Broadway
Ady
Police duel in railroad yards shocks city crowd
In Utah avenue railroad yards two gunmen, Desmonds and Desmonds alleged, engaged in a revolver duel with officers Powell and Donnell. Witnesses report a table side confrontation at a hotel prior to the shooting. The incident drew women from the depot waiting room as detectives pursued two youths linked to a hotel holdup. One suspect, Desmonds, 23, was captured in Deer Lodge after the Milwaukee yard clash. Police say the Novice gunmen may be breaking into holdup operations, with Wilson identified as a possible associate.
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John Wits Iman
Utah Avenue
Charles Swanson
Hery
Tal
Wil
Brown
Hag
Desmonds
Deer Lodge
Powell and
Donnell
Milwaukee Yards
New Depot
Wanson
Wilson
Nyland
Colorado Alley
St. James Wospital
Amout
Parker Tailor Shop
East Park Street
Smith
Hennessy Barn Burns in Centerville
A fire destroyed the Hennessy barn on Main Street Centerville. The blaze started from coals dropped from a kitchen range and spread to nearby structures as seven horses were rescued. The house valued at 1200 suffered about 800 in damage with all adjoining buildings threatened until firefighters secured lines. The loss is reportedly fully covered by insurance.
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Hennessy
Enterville
Centerville
Smith
Cothe
Wagner
Main Street
Sedt
Deputies Named Ahead of Primary Election Scrutiny
Officials report two additional deputies assigned to Ur Sich ward for the Say primary. No extra officers were deployed to police headquarters last night. The Suttons will be closed from noon until dusk.
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Umikco
Emsteune Ad
Third Hyde trial juror murdered in Kansas City
Dr. H Clarke Hyde trial juror Spangler died in a hospital after being found in the street with injuries following the trial. The juror had served in the sentencing phase where the jury could not agree on Hyde's guilt or innocence in the murder case involving Colonel Thomas. Spangler’s condition remained uncertain as authorities investigated the assault.
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Kansas City
Spangler
H Clarke Hyde
Hyde
Col
Thomas Ifnwan Spangler
Convicted Murderer Blames Another In Utah Robbery
Provo Utah March 23 William P Code who was convicted of murdering railroad detective Stringley at Utah Junction Col a year ago says he is innocent John Webber of Denver claims he and two others were robbing a box car when Stringley discovered them Webber says Stringley was hit over the head with a coupling pin Webber has been jailed here on vagrancy charges for a month
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Prove
Utah
William P. Code
Stringley
Utah Junction
Col
John Webber
Denver
Webber
Thief Loots Home in Broad Day or Night?
A burglar entered May Norahan’s home at 26 North Columbia Street while occupants were at the Broadway theater. Jewelry valued around 600 dollars and cash were stolen, with heirlooms among the items. The prowler used a stolen key, unlocked the front door, and searched drawers, leaving lights on and the door ajar. Police were notified promptly but a full report is not available. detectives are reviewing the case amid reported burglaries in the area.
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May Norahan
Chris Ing
North
Columbia Street
Broadway Theater
Tie Tilette
Taylor
White
Extra Session Seen As Prolonged Affair in Washington
Washington observers say the forthcoming extra session of Congress will be long as President Wilton aims to press currency and other key issues. Leader Underwood expects tariff action by May and July in both houses, with adjournment possible by August if presidential approval comes for revisions. House Ways and Means debates an income tax structure, weighing graduated versus straight tax, amid calls to limit session mainly to tariff work.
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Washington
Congress
Wilton
Des c
Underwood
Clark
House
Wiison
Woman undertakes 100 mile Coast flight with passenger
Diego, Cal March 23 W Leo ard Onnes a Los Angeles aviate with Miss Margaret Stahl as a passenger flew in a monoplane today from Los Angeles to this city The distance is about 100 miles Ronney and Miss Stahl left Los Angeles at 12 p m The flight marks the first leg of a 500 mile tour of Southern California.
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N Diego
Cal
W. Leoard Onnes
Los Angeles
Margaret Stahl
Fett
Ronney
Miss Stahl
California
Fifty Bomb Blasts Strike New York East Side
A massive explosion on the East Side of New York caused extensive damage to a tenement on The Tower, injuring several residents. Panic spread as occupants were forced from upper-floor rooms by debris and a blocked exit. A baker reported threatening letters and the city logged eighty three blasts across Manhattan and the Bronx this year, with more expected.
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New York
Hinck
Enante
Manhattan
Bronx
Advise Yielding to the Austrian on Crete Settlement
Continued from Page One the powers will settle the standing issues. Fourth the powers cannot favor but may entertain the demand for liberty while admitting allies to participate in the discussion of the international commission. Financial charges of the districts are to be handed over. Turkey is to take part in the commission’s labors.
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Turkey
Crete
International Commission
Fke
Daily Skirmishes Persist Around Constantinople Battlelines
Reports from Constantinople describe daily fighting with frequent desperate engagements but no large-scale battles. Turkish forces hold a limited advance on the right wing, while Bulgarians retake Kentandesik. Turks abandon bold attempts toward Bulair and stay within lines as commanders influence cautious action near Adrianople. In Rome, March 28, reports note Turkish preparation for action in Albania or other fronts.
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Nes
Tehatalla
Kentandesik
Bulair
Bular
Rome
Albania
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