Dunn and Followers Hold May Day Pick
William F. Dunn led nearly 2000 followers in a May Day celebration at Hebgen bark. Speakers included Alfred Budden of Great Falls and W A Pritchard of Vancouver. The event raised 175 for festival expenses with sales of The Rebel Worker Solidarity The Index and pamphlets. Dunn attacked the United States and the federal government, praising revolutionary unionism and urging unity in the one big union.
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William F. Dunn
Hebgen Bark
Alfred Budden
Great Falls
W. A Pritchard
Vancouver
British Columbia
Dunn
Butte
Rebel Worker Solidarity
TV. W
Rustin Budden
United States
J. W. W. Pritchard
Manchester
England
W. S Gilbert
Japan
Korea
Federal
Secret Service
Alexander's Answers Bring Vague Foresight for Hearts and Careers
A reader asks about marriage, happiness, learning to dance, and business futures. Answers promise marriage, success in ranching, and improvement, with cautions to stay or act based on personal plans, plus notes on health, home visits, and possible moves.
Advice and predictions from a personal reading
The speaker offers guidance on career impressions and promotions, marriage timing, leaving Butte, and relationship prospects. Answers suggest a future marriage after the next year, a return to Butte with a spouse to improve harmony, and that B and P care deeply but limitations exist in timing.
Stage Women Boosting Loan Sales at Victory Day
Autographing 250 photos by Theda Bara raised 35000 in Victory Liberty Loan subscriptions as Stage Women staged a lively event at Victory Way York. Blanche Bates danced on the platform with Bugler Stelzer while Sousa and Harrigan were introduced to the crowd.
May Day Quiet On The Green In Butte
A hazy May day brought no dances on the green in Butte despite breezy showers from a north wind. Weather records note April as unusually mild with a high around 55.9 and a mean low near 30.9. The period featured extra train specials by the A. P. Ry Co for weekend travel and an anniversary dance with admission set at $1 per couple plus 25 cents for extra ladies.
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Butte
Offic
Bureau
Anaconda Ats
NO BOMBS REPORTED AT BUTTE POSTOFFICE
Postmaster Phil Goodwin says no bombs have been found at the Butte postoffice despite rumors. He notes several old bomb tales involving a mail clerk and a sack, one with dynamite discovered after being stamped as a hard article. Local authorities report no explosives in the mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Goodwin
New York
Goodwin
Mail
Killed Alighting From Street Car in Spokane
Mrs. Busan Holstein died from injuries after being struck by an automobile while alighting from a street car in Spokane Washington. William Maxwell, a city park board employee, was driving the car, officials said. In St Louis the United States Chamber of Commerce amended a resolution urging President Wilson to call an extra session, removing direct demand for the president’s return.
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Spokane
Wash
Busan Holstein
St. Louis
Wilson
America
Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
A Garden Boom In Butte Prepares For War Gardeners
The article notes a surge in home gardening in Butte before spring activities. J R Campbell from the state extension division will speak to pupils and teachers about starting war gardens, highlighting healthful recreation and profit. Butte Water Company continues free water for vegetable gardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Campbell
State Agricultural
Butte Water Company
Polle
Fire at Union Club in Tacoma Suspected Incendiary Origin
Tacoma May 1 Chief of Police Carlson said a fire threatening the Union club building appears to be of incendiary origin. The frame structure housed an exclusive businessmen's club and a rear fire was followed by a second blaze in an occupied room. both were extinguished while several members slept inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Carlson
Union Club
Earthquake Monday Records Violent Tremors in Country
The severely felt quake on Seanesday April 20 was the most violent ever registered in the country. Tremors of lesser violence have continued since. Many people are sleeping in parks and plains as electric light and water service falters.
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San Manager
Seanesday
Electric
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