Butte High Faces Boycott Case Over Teacher Dismissals
Opposing views clash at Butte High as a boycott case unfolds regarding the firing or dropping of three teachers. Three educators are at the center of the dispute, with strong positions taken by both sides. Local officials and school leaders weigh legal and policy implications of the contested actions. The case highlights tensions between administration decisions and community response surrounding staffing in the district.
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Butte High
Musicians Union Boycott Hearing in Butte Continues
Judge Clemen deanys will decide after a lengthy session on the Empire theater boycott case. Attorneys argued over lawful versus unlawful boycotts, while students at Butte High threaten to strike to reinstate three teachers.
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Butte
Musicians’ union-Fmpire
Boycot
Clements
Pigott
Wheeler
Healy
Tofay
Roote
Plaintife
Empire Theater
Parker
New York
Gompers
Montana Supreme Court
Butte And State News Highlight War-Era Themes
In a fragmented Standard page summary items note awards to railroad workers, Dardanelles and Dunkirk references, protests by Butte students, destroyed evidence in leadership clashes, and calls for peace without justice. Sport items include church announcements and an upcoming declamation contest. Also listed are advertisements and local notices about a man killed near a railroad and a water plan plan.
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Dardanelles
Butte
Coton
Dunkirke
Sport
M—Tundee
Roosevelt Libel Trial Claims Bipartisan Barnes Plot
In Syracuse April 2 counsel for Theodore Roosevelt presents witness testimony in a libel case against William Barnes. Former state senators Hinman Davenport and McMillan describe alleged talks between Barnes and Republican figures to defeat a direct primaries bill in 1910. Newcombe and McMillan testify about conspiracies and party coordination amid debates on reform.
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Symcuse
Theodore Roosevelt
William Barnes
Hinman
Davenport
McMillan
Parnes
Grattan
Senat
Ors Grady
Frawley
Barnes
Vening
Senate
Grady
Newcombe
Uhiiean
Uhiiean, and Senator ‘Democrat
Fand
Belgium Calls for Peace Through Justice at Women’s Congress
At the International Congress of Women in The Hague delegates from Belgium urged that peace be linked to justice. Mile. Hamer declared belatedly that there can be no peace while Belgians suffer. The motion added that negotiations must be based on justice, ending bloodshed and pursuing permanent peace.
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Hague
London
Dove of Peace
International Congress of Women
AAU
Augspure
Munich
Jane “Addams
Chicago
Rosika Schwimmer
Hungarian Women's Suffrage Association
Mile. Hamer
Perence Holbrock
Justice
Congress
Amy Lillingston
England
Butt
Tilbury
Zeppelins Hover Off English Coast As German Offensive Looms
Early reports say four zeppelin airships were sighted off the Norfolk coast, moving southward at 6:30 pm near a life saving station. Warnings were issued to nearby towns. Suffolk reports claim a German tauben aeroplane visited but dropped no bombs. two British airmen pursued. Other stations logged no sightings. Petrograd notes a German push along the Polish border toward the Baltic provinces, targeting crops and food supplies.
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Meuse
Moselle
Berlin
Petrovgrad
Dunkirk
Rotterdam
Cushing
North Sea
Soast
Norfolk
London
The
Exchange Telegraph Company
Suffolk
Petrograd
Apritay
Prowslan
Tmlsit
Vistula River
Baltic
Gallant sailors rescue Victoria's passengers at sea
San Diego April 30. Amid mountainous seas and a furious gale a lifeboat from the American-Hawaiian steamship American evacuated 15 passengers from the distressed Mexican steamer Victoria off the Coronado Islands near this port. Captain Schermerhorn maneuvered the lifeboat to the crippled vessel and returned the rescued to the American after a perilous transfer.
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San Diego
Cal
Coronado Islands
Schermerhorn
Allies in trench on Dardanelles thrust continues
Allied forces hold entrenched positions on the Dardanelles as Turkish defense stiffens. Reported shelling and infantry activity persist along the front with no decisive breakthrough yet. Strong units from Britain France and ANZAC forces maintain pressure while negotiating supply lines and support from naval operations.
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Dardanelles
Gallipoli
Peninula
British War Office
London
Landing at Dardanelles Opens Allied Advance
An official report details the disembarkation of Allied forces at the Dardanelles beginning April 25. British Australian and New Zealand troops secured several beaches, with heavy fighting at Seddul Bahr and Kum Kaleh as they breached Turkish defenses and established a line toward Kinetha. French and British forces continued disembarking while Australian and New Zealand units pressed forward despite counterattacks.
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Ondon
Nainly
New Zealand
Anfatie
Kum. Kalen
Yen Sheht
Ewan
Hart
Beddul Bahr
Seddul Bahr
Cape Token
de ‘Totts
Kinetha
Sari Bair
Arbitration awards union contract for railroad engineers
A year long binding arbitration award raises locomotive engineers and firemen pay across 14,000 workers on 98 western railroads. The decision, effective May 1, advances rates, standardizes pay by locomotive weight, and increases overtime for pamenmer and engineman, with transfers allowed when stalled. The board’s stance and concessions are outlined, including notable figures from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen.
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Chicago
Aph
Central
Brotherhood of Lancomotive Phaincarm
Newland Ner
Jeter
Wrrucnara
Richmond
Ehairiars
Charles Nagel
St. Louis
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Pritchard
Board of
Imetiation
Canell
Arbitration Board
Adolphus Busch
Rilroad Securities
Brotherhoods
FR. Burgess
Louisville
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Timothy Shea
Peoria
Ill
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
WL. Park
Miracle Central
Abe Hyram
Chisago, Burington & Quincy
Comer
Burgess
The Gymnasiums of Montana and the Lure of Easy Money
Sunday feature list highlights growing physical development programs in Montana schools and a profile of Cassie Chadwick as part of a broader paper with social events, fashion notes, theater, sports, and syndicated features across entertainment and news.
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Montana
Cassie Chadwick
Jerry Rounder
Butte
Briggs
Goldberg
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