Suffrage Workers Stop in Butte for National Vote Drive
A distinguished party of congressional union women visits Butte on a special train to promote national woman suffrage. Mrs Harriet Blatch leads speakers including Lucy Burns and Miss Katzenstein, with emphasis on male and female voter cooperation for securing votes for all U S women.
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Butte
Congressional Union
Tn Great Northern
Harriet Stanton Biateh
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Biatehlon
Percy Reed Hurlburt
Miss Katzenstein
West
Miss Todd
International Child Welfare League
New York City
Miss Mallon
East
Reed
State Congressional Union
Miss Hurlburt
Deborah Sampson
Immense Trust Deeds Filed For Record In Tecate
Immense trust deeds filed yesterday involve SilvOS Sound and Ye Gulsverger Interests with Odger as attorney. The arrangements bind Sulzberger and related companies to extend the business of potting neatness in which the Bergers are engaged, coordinating across multiple counties and counties offices for the deed execution and recording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomuty
Alexander Odger
Gulsverger
Hetansverser
Amer
Staganty Grant
Sulzberger
Actas
Eines
Minneapolis Special Train To Tour Upper Midwest
A special 12-coach train carrying over 100 Minneapolis business men arrives June 6 for a get acquainted tour through Minnesota North Dakota and Montana. The band will travel with the group stopping at Grand Forks Havre Great Falls Helena Butte Lewistown Hobson Moccasin Judith Gap Broadview Laurel Billings Forsyth Miles City Glendive. The Minneapolis delegation’s fifth such tour travels under Friends of Irish Freedom and Congressional Union luncheon tickets are available at Rockefeller's for 73 cents.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Will Ston
Grand Forks
Havre
Great Palm
Helenay Buite
Lewistown
Hobston
Moccasin
Judith Gap
Broad- Hew
Laurel
Billing
Forsyth
Milesty
Glendive
Friends of
Hibernia Hall
Board of Officers
Congressional Union
Rockefeller's
Trainmen Press for Arbitration Amid Wage Dispute
Conflicting notes fly as managers and Brotherhood leaders prepare for June 1 talks. Railroads claim no wage increases will be offered, while trainmen demand arbitration to settle the dispute. Proposals about shorter trains are debated, with managers arguing high powered locomotives drive longer runs without boosting efficiency or reducing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Railways
Brotherhood
Butte Churches Invite City for Sunday Services
Butte churches list numerous worship times across St. John’s Episcopal Church Shortridge Memorial Christian Church Emanuel Presbyterian and others. Ministers include Charles F Chapman Walter M Jordan Lawrence A Wilson and J Mitchell with services ranging morning and afternoon plus Sunday schools and special sermons on safety and faith themes.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Idaho Street
Broad Way
Charles, F._ Chapman
Pelock
Christian Church
Shortridge Memorial
Washington and Mercur Streets
Walter M. Jordan
South Side People's Church «Congregationaly
Lawrence A. Wilson
Bensdotte Hall
Mary Cornforth separations after desertion spark custody dispute
Mary Cornforth deserts Gr Cornforth prompting a district court complaint for divorce and child custody. He seeks custody of their two children, a daughter and a son, while she claims abandonment and requests alimony and a divorce from William Heneyehureh, married seven years ago. She alleges cruelty and threats by him.
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Mary Cornforth
Gr. Cornforth
Cornforth
Las
Heneyehureh
William
Michigi
Lter Hilden
Mays
Valse
Ali
Bramtien
Ani
Butte
Cresty
Dee
Carranza customs guards object to American flag
In Columbus New Mexico on May 3 Mexican customs guards stopped an American motor supply train at Las Palomas eight miles south of the border and demanded removal of American flags from cars. The Mexicans, celebrating Cinco de Mayo, stated American flags could not be shown on Mexican soil. No tension or trouble followed the demand.
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Columbus
N. M
Franza
Las Palomas
Honda
Montana immigration push to lure settlers southward
The Montana plan, tied to the Northern Pacific rail line feed into Idaho and eastern Montana, aims to attract settlers next fall by offering fair land prices and improved development prospects. Officials stress that only financially beneficial moves should occur and note strong interest from would be settlers despite high entry costs.
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Gilmore
Pittsburg
Ames
Spokane
Montana
Idaho
Butte
Commis
Aney
Mulana
Immigration Department of the Road
Northern Pacific
Nephews and niece contest over Sadifsky estate
Administrator J Harrington sues to void deed of property to sister M Knuth claiming an agreement to support her children. dispute centers on real estate valued 26000 to 40000 dollars and alleged false restraints. Also Bertha M Walker sues Mullins for rent raise on North Main street premises. Minnie Closton and J are sued for 5000 dollars for personal injuries from a fall at 322 326 South Main. Echo Springs Land Co sues W F Cobban and others to quiet title to five Chelsea addition lots.
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T. J. Harrington
Charles Sadifsky
Mingle Knuth
Fn Hfsky
Don Hethig
Knuth
Atalse
Bertha M. Walker
J Mullins
North Main Street
New Park
Minnie Closton
South Main Street
Echo Springs Land Company Ag
W. F. Cobban
Chelsea Addition
House Objects to Remarks of a Socialist Member
Washington May 6 Represent ative London the only socialist member threw the house into a turmoil today by remarks on the suffrage clause of the Porto Rican bill. He said disfranchised working people would be told they had the right to use violence and kill governors. He withdrew after objection, insisting he did not advocate violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
Tennessee
Tennessee Tion To Expel Him From the House.” Upon Mr. Austin
Landon
Vioenee
Strike Wave Around Chicago Hits 20 000 Workers
In Chicago area May, about twenty thousand workers staged a wide strike surrounding Western Foundry and Jonal Harvester plants. Reports say reductions in hours and wage increases are central demands as Mother Jones urged the Harvester strikers to stay off the job until their demands are met. Authorities estimate the total strikers near 20,409.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
S.x
Western Foundry Company
Jonal Harvester Company
Mother Jones
Harvester Company
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London Academy of
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Lee Mayes
Trinity
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Sliver Row
Parke
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Mercury Streets
I. Brennan Reed
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