Miners Vote Officials Chosen Amid Strike Referendum
Nominations for election officials at the miners meeting proceeded quietly despite a jammed hall. Socialist picks include Henry Gick and John Feeley as judges while anti strike faction names James Sceily Maurice Condon and John Brennan appear among clerks. Fewer than 2 000 votes cast at midnight. about 1 800 more expected tomorrow as referendum on a strike looms.
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Pelle
Western Federation of Thee
Mintte Miners
Onlé
Henry Gick
John Feeley
Pat O'Grien
Doba Vicker
Manus Duggin Kerke
James Sceily
Maurice Condon
Jne Penhall
Jidmer
John Brennan
Pat Buckley
Lee
Miners Ballot Cast in General Election Vote
About 1,502 ballots were cast yesterday by the Buttes Miners union for the Western Federation of Miners election to be decided next June. Two tickets ran with Moyer and Campbell for president, Mahinney and Lappin for vice president, and a slate for secretary treasurer and executive board. Delegates to the AFL convention include Holland, Young, Williams, Sullivan, Campbell, Lappin, Leary and Seamon. A 5 cent assessment was voted for sick and disabled members including Long, Ywohy, Lane, and Cavanaugh.
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Butles Miners’ Union
Western Federation of Miners
Charles H. Moyer
Thomas Campbell
Charles E. Mahinney
Tarry Lappin
Ernest Mils
Tom Reilix
John C. Lowney
Butte
William Davidson
British Columbia
Joseph Cannon
Bisbee
Artz
Joe Guelf
John Penra
A. Nay Gauthier
Leslie Turner
Dan Holland
Edwin Young
Great Falla
3. C. Williams
Grass Valley
Cal
John L. Sullivan
Harry P. Lappin
Dan, Leary
M. J. Seamon
W. T. Long
Richard Ywohy
A. Lane
John Cavanaugh
Strike Vote By Engineers On Wage Standards
Fifty representatives of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers led by Warren B. Stone voted to submit to a strike vote on wage acreage and standardization measures rejected by eastern railroads. It will take days to distribute the ballots and April 10 was set for revealing the result. President Taft sent a message to Congress urging prompt action to protect potash fields in Southern California from private entry and exploitation.
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New York
Washington
Taft
Congress
Calfornia
Swamp Root testimonial from Arkansas customer
A reader from Little Rock Arkansas reports dramatic relief after using Swamp Root. The letter claims a severe ailment improved within days and praises the product, noting the writer is 78 years old and highly convinced by the remedy's effectiveness.
Swamp Herbal Remedy Ad From The Anaconda Daily Standard
An old advertisement fragment promotes Kilmer's product with claims of kidney and urinary benefits. It mentions bottles for sale and urges readers to write for more information. The text is garbled and shows typical 19th or early 20th century ad phrasing.
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Ksmer & Co
Bingham Jon
Informasion
Emion
Anaconda Daily Standard
Regulac
Sino
Amendment to withdrawal act governs minerals on public lands
A historical note refers to an amendment to the withdrawal act debated by Senator Smoot on March 1911, addressing lack of lawful means to protect and regulate entry to mineral-rich public lands. The text hints at unsettled protections for mines and suggests proposed changes to mining access and rights.
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Songresn Wohl
Senyter Smool
Prowler Steals Cash From Room In Mountain View
A prowler rummaged through a room at Mountain View lodging on West Part Street, taking $70 in cash and clothes from Fred Thomas and Robert Pringte. After the shift change, the room showed disarray with drinks spilled and valuables hidden under papers in a trunk tray. No clue to the thief has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thomas
Robert Pringte
West Part Street
Uncertain claims tied to Madera revolution payout
The fragment notes an uncertain stake of 250000 dollars payable over a week linked to the Madera revolution, with unclear holder of JMinez within continued coverage from Page One.
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Iran
Elamens
Personal row sparks Mazatlan affair with gunboat attack
Mazatlan on the west coast of Mexico was bombarded for an hour and a half by the insurrecto gunboat fuerrero under Captain Belgio while rebels attacked from the opposite side. Eight men were reported killed four federals and four insurgents. A conference between Captain Reigio and Governor Benita of Sinloa produced a truce. The incident appears to stem from a personal dispute involving the gunboat’s captain and the governor.
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Tucson
Arle
Maxitlan
Guaymias
Mexico
Fuerrero
Belgio
Reigio
Benita
Sinloa
Delaveen
Prmoat
Casa Redonda
Magalla
Culiacan
Biel
NAMES WITHDRAWN ELECTION ASSURED
Santa Po No BE M March 26 William H Andrews and Willian J Ims after a conference with republican leaders consented to withdraw their names as candidates for United States senator This likely will result in the election tomorrow of Thames G Catron of Santa Se and Albert G B Fall of Three Aiv The negotiations were concluded by National Committeeman Solomon Luna State Chairman Jaramillo J O Bursamy and the leading senatorial candidate
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Santa Po
No BE
William H. Andrews
Willian J. Ims
United States
Thames G. Catron
Santa Se
Albert GB
Aiv
Solomon Luna
Jaramillo
J. O. Bursamy
Five Men Stand Trial Over Wood Alcohol Deaths
In Berlin on March 26 five men faced trial for deaths linked to wood alcohol poisoning at a municipal night shelter. The indictment cites violation of the pure food law via harmful substitutes. Defendants include a druggist Scharmach two smugglers and two intermediaries Redomskie and Dahle who sold and mixed cheap spirits labeled as rum. The death toll tied to the poisoning was 39, a figure used for convenience.
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Berlin
Scharmach
Redomskie and
Dahle
Supreme Court to rule on hard coal case next Monday
Washington March 26 the supreme court faces a pivotal decision in the hard coal case as it weighs the government's suit to dissolve the formed illegal combination of railroads and their affiliated coal companies in the anthracite region of Pennsylvania. The court has earlier resolved many lengthy cases and now may focus on this major antitrust matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Girike
Supreme Court of the United States
Ilegal
Pennayivante
Anthractte Regiou
Three mob members killed in violent confrontation
Police clashed with a mob leaving three killed and several injured as authorities sought to quell the disturbance amid rising tensions. Governor Deneen was telegraphed for militia assistance while local and militia units stood by in the area around midnight.
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Yruhor
Deneen
Molino
Uiny
Senators Elected in Five Minutes in Arizona
In Phoenix Arizona the legislature chose Marcus Co. Smith and Scary BP to represent Arizona in the U S Senate. Each branch held one minute nomination speeches, then seconding and simultaneous voting by roll call. The entire process lasted five minutes with Smith nominated first due to seniority and Aghurst’s request. The U S Senate will decide who holds the long and short term.
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Phoenix
Air
Arizona
Marcus Co. Smith
Scary BP
United States Senate
Theough
Smith
Congress
Aghurst
Eddie McGoarty Fred Klaus Bout at 154 Pound Aim
In San Francisco on March 2 a disagreement over ringside weight threatens Eddie McGoarty and Fred Klaus meeting at Daly City on April 8. Negotiations began for the bout, but Klaus blocked by insisting McGoarty weigh 154 pounds two hours before the fight. McGoarty wired promoter James Coffrath offering 154 pounds six hours before bell and no other concessions. Klaus remains firm, leaving the bout in doubt.
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Sil Francisco
Eddie McGoarty
Fred Klaus Feam
Daly City
Klaus
McCarty
MccGoarty
James Coffrath
Coffrath
This Year's Outlook for American League
John B. Foster delivers his annual analysis of the eight American League teams with a season race forecast to be published in Spalding's Guide next Sunday. Foster, successor to Father Henry Chadwick, is regarded as a fair and competent critic, and readers are urged to watch for the feature.
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John B. Foster
Fester
Henry Chadwick
Spalding
Local lightweights in dispute aura and Graney to referee
In Nome Alaska on March 26 reports note few entries for the Alaln sweepstakes dog race from Nome to Candie and back. Contenders include A A Scotty Allen driving for Mrs Charles B Tarting and Charles Diskinson with Alexander Hamieson possibly backing Col Sir James Rameau's Siberian wolf hounds. John Johnson previously led wolves in races and sailed to Siberia to gather dogs but was stranded when the skein returned to the American shore.
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Nome
Alaska
A. A
Scotty) Allen
Charles B. Tarting
Berkeley
Gal
Charles Disknson
Alexander Hamieson
Latechford
Hamieson
James Rameau
John Johnson
Johnson
Siberia
Lowell Mills Closed by Owners in Mass Action
Nearly 29 000 operatives in Lowell are affected as mills close following orders from Guston head offices. More than 7 000 textile workers joined 2 000 strikers demanding a higher wage increase than granted. An early morning parade occurred in the mill district as owners cite impossibility of wage hikes beyond 4 to 8 percent.
Increase Is Granted But Machines May Be Dropped
Lynn Massachusetts March 2 The strike of the McKay stitchers in 23 shoe factories nearly ends as six large manufacturers grant demands for wage increases. Secretary Sawyer of the manufacturers association notes that while the McKay strikers won their push for higher pay, they may jeopardize production and the industry could cut back on McKay stitches in the near term.
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Lynn
Mass
McKay
United Shoe Workers of America
Sawyer
Manufacturers' Association
Lyn
Alekoy-Stitshel
Stanford jumper breaks intercollegiate high jump record
Palo Alto Calif March 2 The world intercollegiate high jump record was broken by George Horlne of Stanford who cleared 6 feet 4 inches at the Pomona Stanford meet. His mark betters by three quarters of an inch the joint record by Viorla and Page. Forine’s 6 feet 1 inch is noted with measurement at the bar’s lowest point. Stanford won the meet over Pomona 58 to M?
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Palo Alto
Cal
George Horlne
Stanford
Viorla
Page
Pennsylvania
Forine
Stantora
Pomona
Entries swell for Flathead Fair big tournament
Kalispell reports forty entries received by the Flathead Fair secretary for the Big Tacomerat during the Elks convention July 4 to 6 in the city. Many more are expected before April 1. Prizes total $600 and attract top horses from the western turf. Pinehurst NC matches feature first U S women’s match play in Santa Wolf championship. Canadian champion Dorachy Campbell wins a close 6 up 1 to play over Mies Myth E Helmer of Bld- Jothian.
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Ayeelal Wiepateh
Stannard
Kalispell
Flathead
Pinehurst
N.C
Brivk
United States
Ania Santa Wolf
Dorachy Campbell
Mies
E. Helmer
Bld- Jothian
Derrith's Wallop Wins In Second Divide Clash
In Malveston Texas on March 22 the second division Dailidelphia Americans defeated Galycaten 3 to 0 as Derrick homered, delivering a decisive blow amid a night of shaky pitching and erratic plays. The event featured strong performances from spot Kato and references to other regional teams and figures as the recap concludes with scattered notes.
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Malveston
Texas
Dailidelphia Americans
Galycaten
Derrick
Rina
Tigers Hadly Sharkey in Injuries From Louisiana Wreck
Jackson Mississippi March 20 Several Detroit American League players will be out two weeks or more after a wreck at Delta Point Louisiana last night. Manerer Tughey Jennings escaped with cuts and bruises, but Pleher Summers will be laid up about three weeks with a wrenching injury. Muloney sprained ankle OLeary and Davey Jones scratched and bruised. Mrs Lafitte, wife of one player, has a wrenched back.
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Jackson
Miss
Delte Point
Manerer Tughey Jennings
Brukes
Pleher Summers
Muloney
O'Leary
Davey Jones
Matuids Offered Vo Wells in Promoter Wire
Promoter James Coffroth wired an offer to welterweight Matt Wells who recently arrived in New York. Wells is slated to terminate in Tooele Britton of Chicago on April 10.
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San Francisco
James Coffroth
Matt Wells
New York
Tooele Britton
Chicago
Question of Coin in Kilbane bid for title bout
In Cleveland on March 26 Timmy Dunn Johnny Kilbane's manager received a telegram from Los Angeles offering to back Kilbane to meet Wolgast in a 20round title bout. Dunn replied he would provide it and Wolgast would insist on being given all the money.
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Clevelandi
Ohio
Timmy Dunn
Johnny Kilbane
Los Angeles
Kilbane
Wolgask
Bunn
Wolsast
Ingist
Appointment Opposed by Arizona Legislature
Arix March 26 reports the Arizona Legislature adopted resolutions protesting the proposed appointment of former Territorial Governor Richard T Sloan as United States Judge for the district of Arizona. Democratic members attacked Sloan, while Senator John Hughes of Tucson charged railroads had backed him to challenge the state railroad commission. Senator Hubbell defended Sloan, calling the resolutions partisan and aimed at ruining his character.
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Arix
Arizona
Richard T Sloan
United States
District of Arizona
Sloan
John “2. Hughes
Tucson
Ors Railroade
State Railroad Commission
Hubbell
Apacha County
Breezy Stories of the Diamond From Current Dope
The piece praises Derrill Pratt and Ty Cobb era notables, listing Joe Jackson Nap Rucker and others. It claims Pratt as a standout among Southern graduates and notes convening support from presidents Harrie and Lewis. The article extols Pratt’s hitting and influence in a national context.
Baseball Training Opinions From Icons of the Game
The text cites Mayer Jerome of Detroit and Bil Dahlen discussing devotion to baseball. It recalls Camnitz’s ideas on training hours, morning practice, and postures, debating discipline and focus versus outside interests. The Chicago Journal summarizes calls for stricter schedules and fines for late arrivals.
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Camnitz
Pittsburg
Howard
Ehagon Fe
Hall
Chicago Tournal
Gas Explosion Kills 82 at Jed Coal Mine
In Bluefield West Virginia a blast at the Jed Coal and Coke mine near Jed killed 82 workers with only 11 escaping, one of whom died later. Searchers located 33 bodies tonight and plan to finish evacuations by noon Wednesday after surveying the mine.
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Bluefeld
W. Va
JAP IS DENIED LIBERTY IN HABEAS CASE
Helena March 20 The supreme court denied Harry Hosada a Japanese man living with a white woman at Deer Lodge a writ of habeas corpus Hosada is sent back to Powell county sheriff to serve his term In a tax suit from Broadwater county widow Isabel Dolenty banker was plaintiff court affirmed judgment for the county Colonels lose at home Brookyn Waitioners defeat Louisville in a home game
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Helena
Supreme Court
Harry Hosada
Deer Lodge
Hosada
Powell County
Broadwater County
Isabel Dolenty
Greennsend
Double Defeat for Roosevelt in Indiana Convention
Roosevelt supporters faced heavy losses as Taft delegates prevailed at the Indiana convention. Amid scornful reactions and chaotic scenes, a Roosevelt faction elected its delegates-at-large while railing against road-roller tactics. Indiana Roosevelts plan appeals to the national convention to seat their delegates.
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Alva Q. Cresar
Lafayette
Bawin M. Lee
Roosevelt
Indiana
Hotel Bar Robbery by Tall Bandits in South Butte
Two tall masked men robbed the National Bar on National Hotel property at 11 a.m. this morning, forcing patrons to kneel and pistol whipping bartender Mike Sullivan. About $69 was taken from the register area before the pair fled toward Utah avenue, warning they would shoot anyone who reported the crime. Police searched Aluminum and Utah streets but the suspects remained at large. The bar, a leading Wy hotel gathering spot, was lighted and busy at the time.
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Hapdit
Mike Sullivan
Agajish
Uh Bar
Utah Avenue
Aluminum
Utah
South Butte
National Hotel
Sharpshooters plan dawn strike on Allen supporters
In Hiltevily Virginia a squad of detectives prepares a dawn assault to capture Sidra Allen Jud Drie and Wesler Edwardes, indicted for the Carroll court killings. Authorities say Claude Stanson Allen may have escaped, while other outlaws will be pursued within 43 hours as the scene recalls the March 1 tragedy.
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Hiltevily
Dawy
Sidra al
Jen
Drie
Allen and
Wesler Edwardes
Carroll Court
Thomas L. Polls
Claude Stanson Al-len
Hats
Cus
Carrol
Seine
Suipe Waller Staples
George
Igdwards
Woyd Landreth
Pid Renrt
Clark Dexter
Funnes
Victor Allen
Roanoke
Floyd Allen
Fay
Alderman Nominations in Nonpartisan Caucus
A special dispatch from Dillon reports a nonpartisan caucus held last night nominating candidates for city alderman. Bruniage was named for the First ward, Biel for the Second ward, and Caleb for the Third ward.
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Standard
Dillon
Ab Whiel
Bruniage
Leonant Biel
Imagh Me
Caleb
Ihs
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