Shooting Witnesses Relate Anaconda Road Clash
Testimony depicts a tense confrontation on Anaconda road with pickets stopping cars, shots fired into the air, and crowd aggression. Deputies and local police battled to disperse about 400 to 500 demonstrators while passengers were pulled from cars and threats were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Smith
Anaconda Road
Smith
Thomas Calpin
Scott Halley
Calpin
John Coughlin
Lester Frink
North Butte Mining Company
Frink
Butte
Anaconda
Mr. Frink
Catherine Dougherty
Workingmen's Union Prefers Strike for Higher Wages
Montana Power Company, asked for more time to consider union demands after a four to one vote in favor of a strike. The union publicity committee praised the company as fair and courteous but said a strike could still occur if no agreement is reached within 40 hours. Street car service would be unable to operate if a strike occurred.
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Sheriff's Office
Marine Corps Reserve
Anaconda Road
Templeton
Walker
Whalen
Colonel Stivers
Stivers
O'Donnell
Mr. Donovan
Montana Power Company
Wharton
Street Car Company
Wild linnets ruin Napa prune and cherry crops
In Calistoga Napa county linnets in vast numbers have broken blossoms on prune and cherry trees. Growers report up to half of their crop damaged as the birds feast on developing fruit, causing substantial losses for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calistoga
Cal
Napa
Bolano County
New Trials Ordered for Dunn and Smith by Supreme Court
Montana supreme court reverses the sedition case against W. F. Dunn and R. B. Smith, remanding for new trials in Lewis and Clark County district court. The ruling centers on failure to prove the editorials incited only a council to defense member, overturning prior conviction.
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Lewis and Clark Council
Montana Council of Defense
District Court of
Lewis and Clark County
Dunn and Smith
Butte Bulletin
Council of Defense
Juarez Revolts Boost Rebels Move Toward Casas Grandes
Revolt forces under General Calles gain momentum as Juarez falls soon. Emissaries from Sonora seek to transfer town and troops to revolution. Calles aims to seize Casas Grandes first then Juarez to clear path toward Mexico City with Obregon moving south from Cuautla. Federal troops near Mexico City retreat as Obregon consolidates.
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Casas Grandes
Juarez
Sonora
el Paso
Calles
Carranza
United States
Mexico
Chihuahua
Manuel W. Gonzales
Texcoco
Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
General Obregon
Cuautla
Morelos
Guerrero
Washington worried by Mexico turmoil and border clashes
Washington officials pressed for increased warship protection along the east coast of Mexico as the murder of two more Americans spurs demand for action. Carranza loyalists’ control, defection rumors at Juarez, and a push to deploy destroyers near Mexican waters highlight U.S. concern. Eben F Green and his son killed near Oro, prompting embassy demands for arrests.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
Sonora Revolutionary Movement
Navy Department
Carranza
Juarez
Federa
General Escobar
Chihuahua
Eben Francis Greenlaw
Fe] Oro
Mexico City
Greenlaws
Tam
Americans aim for safe harbors as Mexican factions clash
Pico, Tuxpan, Vera Cruz and Fronteras prepared to take off Americans in danger. State department said vessels must not intervene in Mexican factions but provide haven if needed. Reports note conferences among Obregon, Villa, Manuel, Palaez and Felix Diaz signaling planned coordination for months.
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Pico
Tuxpan
Vera Cruz
Fronteras
State Department
Mexico
Obregon
Villa
Manuel
Palaez
Felix Diaz
Witness Against Radicals Death by Own Action
New York May 3 Tony Tazio 20 detained by the department of justice as a key witness against radicals in the June bomb outrages committed suicide by leaping from a 14th floor Park Row headquarters window. Chief Flynn said Tazio real name was Andrae Salsedo a printer who admitted printing pink circulars. Several other men were arrested and had confessed to involvement and agreed to become government witnesses.
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New York
Tony Tazio
Department of Justice
Park Row
Department
Wm. J. Flynn
Tazio
Charles C. Nott
General Sessions Court
Palmer
Washington
Flynn
Andrae Salsedo
Salcedo
Sabotage by Workers Advocated at Meeting
Joe Shannon a longtime labor figure urged mass action at a Finnish Hall gathering last night. He promoted striking on the job and argued courts cannot define a fair day's work. He warned miners to pace themselves and not overburden workers while idle men remain.
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I. W. W. Creed
Finnish Hall
Joe Shannon
Butte
Gallatin county high names new staff as resignations noted
Bozeman May 3 Some teachers resign at Gallatin county high school. J A Woodward will become principal replacing E J Parkin who resigns. Matie Hall to head home economics succeeding Madge Switzer. Several other resignations listed with new hires across English Latin science math and various departments.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County High School
J. A. Woodward
Miles City
E. J. Parkin
Matie Hall
Custer County High School
Madge Switzer
Granville de Wold
Mary Bassett
Ethel Callahan
Nellie Grobe
Nellie Convey
Riley
C. O. Gilsson
W. F. Chauner
C. Forest Weirs
Ida W. Davis
Edith Schuston
Majel Chase
Edith Kennedy
Frances Benge
L. Ross Johnson
Edith B. Brown
New Sewing Attachment Prevents Thread Slippage at Needle Eye
A novel sewing machine attachment grips the thread end as it is clipped and kept taut until more work resumes, preventing it from slipping out of the eye of the needle. It promises smoother threading and reduced interruptions for crafters and tailors using standard machines.
Bargain groceries and meats offered with low overhead
A dealer outside the high rent district touts low costs by not employing dead heads and passing savings to customers. With a $10 cash order, customers can buy potatoes bread flour oranges lemons eggs butter lard and canned goods at bargain prices from national brands, with multiple street addresses listed for pickup.
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Carjoad
Lutte
Dakota
Extra Votes Offer Draws Help Yourself Club Members
Members of the Standard's Help Yourself club have nearly three weeks to join a big special on 125000 extra votes for 825 in subscriptions. Send $25 or more to the office in Butte or Anaconda by May 22 to receive 125000 extra votes, with more per additional dollar.
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Standard
Butte
Annaconda
Workers Quit In Cotton Mills at New Bedford
About 20,000 operatives walked out today in 47 cotton cloth mills in New Bedford Massachusetts a general strike urged by the loom fixers protest over working conditions and loom load. The strike follows earlier loom fixer actions with support from the textile council. No disorder reported as police monitor pickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Textile Council
Mechanic goes on rampage in Cleveland shooting incident
In Cleveland Ohio on May 43 six persons were hospitalized after Charles Cross an automobile mechanic, driven by domestic troubles, went on a rampage. Two people were reported at the point of death as the spree ended. Police secured Cross and investigated the motive and details of the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Cross
Fatal cattle dispute ends in shooting at Reed ranch
May 3 Billings. A quarrel over cattle at L. E. Reed's ranch near Lavina led to the fatal shooting of Pete Stimlikoff. Reed said the cattle were trespassing and claimed Stimlikoff threatened him with a shotgun. Reed surrendered after notifying the Roundup sheriff.
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Billings
L. E. Reed
Lavina
Reed
Pete Stimlikoff
Stimlikoff
Seniority not restored by railroad chiefs
Chicago May 3 Railroads will not restore seniority rights of striking switchmen or re employ any strikers they consider undesirable, railroad managers said at a conference with Col William Nelouze, president of the Illinois Manufacturers association, which has sought to end the walkout.
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Chicago
Col
William Nelouze
Ilinois Manufacturers'’ Association
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