Miners Vote Nominates Officials Ahead of Strike Referendum
Early counts at the Western Federation of Miners meeting show two slates for election officials for tomorrow’s strike referendum in Butte. Socialist picks Henry Vick and John Feeley as judges with John Vicker and Manus Duggan as clerks, while non strike backers name James Kelly and Maurice Condon as judges with John Brennan and Pat Buckley as clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miners’ Union
Western Federation of Miners
Unio
Butte Miners’ Union
Henry Vick
John Feeley
Pat O'Brien
John Vicker
Manus Duggan
James Kelly
Maurice Condon
Joe Penhall
John Brennan
Pat Buckley
Miners Ballot Cast in General Election Race
About 1,500 votes were cast yesterday by the Butte Miners union for the general Western Federation of Miners election to be held next June. Two tickets contested the race with candidates for president and other offices and delegates to the AFL convention. A 25 cent assessment was also voted to aid sick and disabled members.
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Butte Miners’ Union
Western Federation of Miners
Charles H. Moyer
Thomas Campbell
Charles E. Mahoney
Larry Lappin
Ernest Mills
Dan Leary
M. J. Scanlon
W. T. Long
Richard Twohy
A. Lane
John Cavanaugh
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to vote on wage increase
Fifty representatives led by Warren S. Stone voted to delay a strike vote on wage increase and standardization after eastern railroads refused. Ballots will be distributed over several days with results announced on April 10.
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New York
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Warren S. Stone
To&lay
Taft urges law to protect potash fields from private entry
President Taft sent a message to Congress urging immediate enactment of a law to protect from private entry and exploitation fields of potash recently discovered in Southern California. He stated the need to safeguard these resources for national use.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
California
Kidney Trouble Cures Lumbago With Swamp Root
Henry Searle of Little Rock Arkansas writes that after a severe lumbago attack he used Swamp Root and recovered in two weeks. He says another later episode left him unable to rise but two bottles restored his health. He notes his age as 78 and praises the remedy.
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Henry Searle
Center Street
Little Rock
Ark
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do for You Sample Bottle Ad
An advertisement urges sending for a Swamp Root sample bottle from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and promises a booklet on kidneys. It notes availability at Anaconda Daily Standard stores in 50¢ and $1 sizes.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Anaconda Daily Standard
Lawful means to guard mines cited in 1911 bill
The article notes a lawful approach to protect the mines from entry and mentions that Congress may provide protection in a bill introduced by Senator Smoot on March 3 1911 as an amendment to the withdrawal act governing public land entries.
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Congress
Smoot
Prowler Returns to Room Loots Trunk at Mine Hostel
A thief rummaged the room of Fred Thomas and Robert Pringle at a West Part street lodging, stealing 70 dollars in cash and clothing. The miners discovered trunks emptied and contents scattered when they finished their night shift, with bills found hidden among papers. No clue to the culprit.
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Fred Thomas
Robert Pringle
Mountain View
West Part
Uncertain Claims Tied to Madero Revolution
The document notes uncertain figures around payments to U S citizens totaling $250000 this week. The claims originate from the Madero revolution context.
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Ican
Madero
Personal row sparked Mazatlan bombardment by rebels
Mazatlan, on the Mexican west coast, was shelled for an hour and a half by the gunboat Fuerrero under Captain Reigio while rebels attacked from another side. Five federals and three insurgents were reported killed. A truce followed after talks between Reigio and Sinoloa Governor Rentra. The event appears to stem from a personal dispute between the captain and the governor.
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Tucson
Ariz
Mazatlan
Guaymas
Mexico
Fuerrero
Reigio
Reigro
Rentra
Sinloa
Casa Redonda
Culiacan
NAMES WITHDRAWN ELECTION ASSURED
William H. Andrews and William J. Mills withdrew as U S senatorial candidates after talks with Republican leaders in Santa Fe New Mexico. The move clinches the likely election of Thomas B. Catron and Albert B. Fall with Solomon Luna Jaramillo and H Bursam leading the negotiations.
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Santa Fe
N. M
William H. Andrews
William J. Mills
United States
Thomas B. Catron
Albert B. Fall
Three Rivers
Solomon Luna
Jaramillo
H. ©. Bursam
Five on Trial for Wholesale Wood Alcohol Poisoning
Berlin court opens proceedings against five men tied to mass poisoning at a municipal night shelter. A druggist Scharmach prepared the product, with Redomskie and Dahle among the sellers and retailers. Indictment cites pure food law violations. 89 deaths cited for convenience, with prosecutions noting long ongoing illicit sales.
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Berlin
Scharmach
Redomskie and Dahle
Supreme Court Expected To Rule On Coal Strike Case
Washington dispatch says the Supreme Court may announce its decision next Monday in the hard coal case amid a possible general strike and the government suit to dissolve an alleged illegal railroad coal combination in Pennsylvania’s anthracite region.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Thard Coal
Pennsylvania
Three Members of a Mob Are Killed at Rock Island Riot
Three persons were killed and seven injured when police fired into a mob that attacked the Rock Island police station amid two days of riotous conditions. Sheriff Bruner telegraphed Governor Deneen for militia. by 12 15 a m authorities had the situation under partial control with local and Moline units on the ground.
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Tock Island
Lll
O. L. Bruner
Deneen
Senators Elected in Five Minutes in Arizona
The Arizona legislature elected Marcus Co. Smith and Henry F. Ashurst to the U S Senate. Each branch limited nominations to one minute, then seconding and a single roll call finalized the vote in five minutes. Smith’s senior service and Ashurst’s request guided the order, leaving the long and short term to the U S Senate.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Marcus Co. Smith
Henry F. Ashurst
United States Senate
Smith
Congress
Ayshurst
McGoorty Klaus Fight Hangs On Weight Clash
In Daly City on April 13 Eddie McGoorty and Fred Klaus may fail to meet as weight talks broke down. Klaus demands 158 pounds two hours before the bout while McGoorty offered 158 pounds six hours prior. Coffroth reports slim chance of resolution.
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San Francisco
Eddie McGoorty
Fred Klaus
Daly City
Klaus
McGoorty
James Coffroth
Coffroth
Stanford Star George Horine Sets 6 4% In High Jump Record
Palo Alto report notes Stanford athlete George Horine broke the intercollegiate high jump record by clearing 6 feet 4% inches at the Pomona Stanford meet. Horine's mark surpassed the Horine Page joint record by three quarters of an inch. Stanford defeated Pomona 8 34.
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Palo Alto
Cal
George Horine
Stanford
Horine
Page
Pennsylvania
Pomona
Record entries flood Flathead Fair race meet
Forty entries already received by the secretary of the Flathead Fair association for the big race meet on the local course during the Elks convention in Kalispell July 4 to 6. Entries close April 1 and purses total $5,000 attracting top western horses.
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Standard
Kalispell
Flathead
Campbell Edges Helmer In All-Court Pinehurst Match
Brisk play marked the first match in the United States North and South women’s golf championship at Pinehurst North Car. Dorothy Campbell the Canadian champion defeated Myra B. Helmer of Midlothian by 3 up with 1 to play in a tight finish.
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Pinehurst
N. C
United States
Dorothy Campbell
Myra B. Helmer
Midlothian
Derrick's Wallop Helps Phillies Beat Galveston 2 0
In Galveston Texas on March 26 the second division Philadelphia Americans defeated Galveston 2 to 0. Derrick's home run in the first inning produced both runs and secured the win.
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Galveston
Texas
Philadelphia Americans
Derrick
Yearly Outlook for American League By John B Foster
John B. Foster offers a forecast of the American League eight teams in Stand ard next Sunday. Foster succeeds Father Henry Chadwick as editor of Spalding's Guide and is regarded as a fair and competent critic. Read for insights into the season race.
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John B. Foster
Foster
Henry Chadwick
Spalding
Local lightweights in dispute over third man in ring
Johnny Frayne and Frankie Burns spar as the local lightweights. The heated issue of a third man in the bout prompts Graney to step in and referee after managers demand an immediate decision. Graney last refereed in Los Angeles in 1S for Johnny Murphy versus Freddie Welsh.
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Johnny Frayne
Frankie Burns
Graney
Johnny Murphy
Freddie Welsh
Los Angeles
Nome Alaska Dog Race Attracts Few Contenders
Nome March 26 Few entries have been received for the all Alaska sweepstakes the 142 mile Nome to Candle and return race. A A Scotty Allen drives Mrs Charles E Darling of Berkeley Calif dogs. Charles Johnson Alexander Homleson and possibly B Latchford are listed with Homleson driving Col Sir James Ramsays Siberian wolf hounds. John Johnson who usually handles wolves is marooned on the Siberian coast after his schooner was pushed back to the American shore by moving ice.
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Nome
Alaska
Candle
Return
A. A
Scotty) Allen
Charles E. Darling
Berkeley
Cal
Charles Johnson
Alexander Homleson
Latchford
Homleson
James Ramsay
John Johnson
Siberian
Johnson
Siberia
Arctic
Tigers shaken after wreck injures Detroit players
Detroit American League team players suffered injuries in a Delta Point crash. Summers will miss about three weeks with a knee injury. Maloney sprained ankle. O Leary and Davey Jones bruised. Manager Hughey Jennings escaped with a cut ear and bruises. Mrs Lafitte injured with a back strain.
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Jackson
Miss
Delta Point
Lla
Hughey Jennings
Summers
Maloney
O'Leary
Davey Jones
Match Offer Sent To English Lightweight Wells
Promoter James Coffroth wired an offer to Matt Wells who has just arrived in New York for a scheduled April bout in San Francisco with Jack Britton of Chicago.
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San Francisco
James Coffroth
Matt Wells
New York
Jack Britton
Chicago
Kilbane Offered July Fourth Bout With Wolgast
Jimmy Dunn re ceived a Los Angeles telegram asking if Johnny Kilbane would meet Joe Wolgast in a 20 round fight on July 4. Dunn said he would consider the bout if Wolgast accepts sharing the purse.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Jimmy Dunn
Johnny Kilbane
Los Angeles Today
Kilbane
Wolgast
Dunn
Spokesman Zbyszko Wins Handicap Match in 41 Minutes
Spokane report states Zbyszko defeated John Berg in a single fall handicap bout lasting 41 minutes after breaking a bridge during a flying fall. Berg failed to throw Fred Gunderson of Spokane in 16 minutes.
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Spokane
Zbyszko
John Berg
Pole
Fred Gunderson
Gibbons St Paul Welterweight Beats Denning in Ten Rounds
New York reports Mike Gibbons from St Paul won all ten rounds against Jack Denning in a decisive welterweight bout held tonight. Gibbons dominated action with cleaner punches and steadier aggression throughout the fight. Denning offered resistance but could not turn the tide.
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New York
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Jack Denning
Graney Named Referee for 20 Round Fight
Eddie Graney promoter was chosen as the referee for the 20 round bout in San Francisco on Friday. Graney will oversee the main event with two rivals facing off for the title in the arena.
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San Francisco
Eddie Graney
Lowell Mills Closed by Owners in Wage Dispute
Nearly 20 000 operatives in seven Lowell cotton mills face idle days as Huston offices order closures until the wage dispute with 2 000 striking workers is settled. An early morning parade followed yesterday’s walkout over the posted 4 to 6 percent rise.
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Lowell
Mass
Huston
Lowell Manufacturing Association
Increase Is Granted but Machines May Be Dropped
Lynn Massachusetts March 26 The strike of the McKay stitchers in 23 shoe factories ended with six large manufacturers granting wage increases. The manufacturers warn that while workers won higher pay the industry could shift away from McKay stitched shoes, risking job losses.
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Lynn
Mass
McKay
United Shoe Workers of America
Sawyer
Manufacturers’ Association
Appointment Opposed by Arizona Legislature
Phoenix March 26 The Arizona legislature passed resolutions opposing the proposed appointment of former Territorial Governor Richard B. Sloan as United States judge for the district of Arizona. Sloan faced attacks from Democratic members while Senator John T. Hughes charged railroads supported him to challenge the state railroad commission. Senator Hubbell defended Sloan and called the resolutions partisan and aimed at ruining his character.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Territorial
Richard BE. Sloan
United States
District of Arizona
Sloan
John T. Hughes
Tucson
State Railroad Commission
Hubbell
Apache County
Derrill Pratt hailed as seventh wonder by Jackson Miss boosters
In Jackson Mississippi fans tout Derrill Pratt as a marvel across baseball and football. Pratt led the Southern Association with a .316 batting average and a .958 fielding percentage, boasting more putouts than any other middle infielder.
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South
Ty Cobb
Joe Jackson
Nap Rucker
Derrill Pratt
Jackson
Miss
Browns
Pratt
Harris
Lewis
Southern Association
Mr. Harris
Baseball training and time discipline from early 1900s quotes
Detroit star Flugh Jennings says a ball player must live baseball to succeed while Camnitz and Chicago Journal weigh in on training. They advocate strict schedules, early rising debated, and even off field habits, with tales of Bill Dahlen as a cautionary example.
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Flugh Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Ty Cobb
Donte Bush
Sam Crawford
del Gainer
Bill Dahlen
Brooklyn
Dahlen
Bill
Camnitz
Pittsburg
Howard
Chicago Journal
Mine Disaster Claims 82 Lives at Jed Coal and Coke Mine
A gas explosion at the Jed Coal and Coke company mine in Jed, West Virginia, kills eighty two workers with only eleven survivors, one of whom dies later. Thirty three bodies are located as rescuers plan to complete recovery by noon after surveying the mine.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Jed Coal and Coke Company
Jed
Japanese man Hosoda denied liberty in habeas corpus case
The supreme court denied Harry Hosoda's writ of habeas corpus seeking release after his conviction for living with a white woman in Deer Lodge. He was remanded to Powell county sheriff to serve his term. The court also affirmed a Broadwater county tax suit verdict in favor of the county with plaintiff Isabel Dolenty.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Harry Hosoda
Deer Lodge
Hosoda
Powell County
Broadwater County
Isabel Dolenty
Townsend
Brooklyneer Beats Louisville in Nondescript Match
In Louisville on March 26 the Brooklyneer defeated Louisville 11 to 0 in a brief game with sparse details. The contest appears one sided with limited available context from the snippet.
Double Defeat for Roosevelt in Indiana Convention
Roosevelt supporters faced a Taft led majority as Taft resolutions passed and delegates elected. Edwin M. Lee claimed 87 votes but blamed Taft organization tactics. Four at large delegates from all districts planned to appeal to the national convention for seating.
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Alva O. Dreser
Lafayette
Edwin M. Lee
Roosevelt
Indiana
Republican National Convention For Justice
Tall bandits rob National Hotel bar in Butte
In Butte at 1 15 this morning two tall masked robbers entered the National hotel bar at 701 Utah avenue and demanded the cash register. They compelled patrons and staff to lie on the floor while about 50 dollars was taken and the men fled south on Utah avenue. Authorities reviewed calls as two suspects matching the description were reported nearby but not arrested by 2 am.
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National Hotel
Utah Avenue
Mike Sullivan
Nae
Aluminum
Utah
South Butte
National Bar
Dawn raid planned to capture Carroll county murder suspects
Hillsville Virginia March 26 a squad of sharpshooters will strike at dawn to seize Sidna Allen Friel Allen and Wesley Edwards indicted for the Carroll county court murder. Thomas L Felts returns to direct the sortie with Claude Swanson Allen believed escaped. Court resumes in room stained with bullets as families seek damages from the outlaws while Victor Allen’s future indictments hinge on tomorrow’s grand jury.
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Hillsville
Sidna Allen
Friel Allen
Wesley Edwards
Carroll Court
Thomas L. Felts
Claude Swanson Allen
Felts
Carroll County
Walter Staples
George M. Edwards
Floyd Landreth
Dexter Goad
Victor Allen
Roanoke
Floyd Allen
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by Paro Ointment
Paro Ointment promises cure of itching burning bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days. If it fails to cure, your druggist will refund the money. This old time patent medicine advertises a quick relief claim.
Aldermen Nominated in Dillon Caucus
A nonpartisan caucus in Dillon nominated E. H. Brundage for First ward alderman Leonard Eliel for Second ward and Hugh M. Caleb for Third ward.
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The
Standard
Dillon
E. H. Brundage
Leonard Eliel
Hugh M.caleb
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St. Louis Times
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