Suffrage workers arrive for Butte meeting with notable speakers
A special suffrage train brings Mrs Harriet Blatch daughter of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and other Congress union envoys to Butte. They will address a Sunday night meeting at the Auditorium at 8 oclock with speakers including Miss Lucy Burns and Miss Caroline Katzenstein. The delegation includes Miss Helen Todd Miss Winifred Mallon Mrs Percy Reed and Miss Julia Hurlburt among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Congressional Union
Great Northern
Harriet Stanton Bletch
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Blatch
United States
Anther
Lucy Burns
Vassar College
Yale
University of Bonn
Germany
Burns
Caroline Katzenstein
Helen Todd
Winifred Mallon
Percy Reed
Julia Hurlburt
Katzenstein
West
Aliss Todd
International Child Welfare League
New York City
Immense Trust Deed Filed for Record in Silverton County
A massive trust deed, possibly the largest on record in Silverton County, was filed with the county clerk and recorder. Alexander Hodger representing Sulzberger interests notes a 25 million dollar deed from Sulzberger & Sons Company to Guaranty Trust Company of New York. The arrangement funds expansive meat packing expansion, with copies filed where the firm owns real estate or conducts business. Sulzberger companies are New Jersey corporations, main office in NJ, Western district HQ in Chicago. The filed document comprises 10 pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silveron County
Yesterda
Alexander Hodger
Sulzberger
Sulzberger & Sons Company
Sulzberger &Sons Company of America
Guaranty Trust Company
New York
New Jersey
Chicago
Minneapolis Special Train to Visit Western towns
A special 12 coach train carrying over 100 Minneapolis business representatives will tour North Dakota and Montana towns including Havre Helena Butte Lewistown Hobson Moccasin Judith Gap Broadus Laurel Forsyth Miles City Glendive and others. The get acquainted trip is the fifth kind and will stop at Hibernia hall on Sunday May 7 at 2 p.m. Attendees are urged to meet and welcome the group. tickets priced 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Forks
Havre
Great Palle
Helena
Butte
Lewistown
Hobton
Moccasin
Judith Gap
Broadthew
Laurel
Billing
Forsyth
Milesity
Glendive
Friends of
Hibernia Hall
Rail wage arbitration urged as railways seek settlement
Letters urge submitting the wage dispute to arbitration as managers and Brotherhood leaders prepare for a June 1 conference. Railroads claim no pay increase unless arbitration decides workers are entitled, arguing shorter trains cannot boost speed while high powered locomotives drive longer trains.
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American Railways
Brotherhood
St Johns Episcopal Church Services In Butte
Multiple congregations in Butte hold morning and evening worships on Sunday. St Johns at Idaho and Broad Way lists communion and sermon times, while Christian Church Shortridge Memorial and Finnish Christian Immanuel Presbyterian plan services. Other churches including Mountain View Methodist Episcopal and Unity Methodist host morning worship, Sunday school, and special musical selections.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Idaho Street
Broad Way
Charles. F. Chap Teevie
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
Montana
Quarta
George Wolfe
Epworth League
Peart Job
London Academy of Music
First
Presbyterian Church
Groeneveld
Mt St Wedlock
Central Presbyterian Sunday School
Meron
First Presbyterian Church of
Churen
Vorpnyry
Dakota
Woman Divides Children After Deserting Husband
Mary Cornforth abandoned G. L. Cornforth and a district court complaint details a split custody of their two children, a girl and a boy, with the wife keeping the girl and leaving the boy to her husband. Cornforth seeks custody of the boy while the wife claims the husband is unsuitable due to alleged temper, abuse, and threats. Ance Bramtich seeks divorce from Ernest Bramtich over cruelty, beatings, and threats, including a revolver incident, with custody of three minor children and alimony requested.
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Mary Cornforth
G. L. Cornforth
Cornforth
William
Honeychurch
Marti
Ance Bramtich
Butte On
Carranza customs guards object to American flag display
In Malomas, eight miles south of Columbus, thirty Carranza customs guards halted an American motor supply train. They ordered the commander to remove American flags on the cars, citing Mexican sovereignty during Cinco de Mayo celebrations. No payment or trouble followed the demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Malomas
de Mason
Settlers Sought for Montana by Northern Pacific Plan
Spokane officials discuss attracting settlers to southern Montana and Idaho via the Northern Pacific. An immigration drive aims to boost agricultural development with fair land prices and a well equipped bureau to improve farming methods, forecasting a large influx in 1916.
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Gilmore & Pittsburg
Northern Pacific
Amey
Spokane
Montana
Idaho
Hutte Se
Commis
Hern Pacific
Immigration Department of the Road
Nia
Deed Set-Aside Dispute Over Salifeky Estate
T J Harrington as administrator of Charles Salifeky’s estate seeks to void a deed claiming it was obtained under false representations. The suit argues Salifeky lacked capacity and the deed to Minnie Knuth should be set aside. Heir siblings and children contest division and allege an informal agreement for support prior to Salifeky’s death. Claims include an improper will and disputed property transfer.
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T. J. Harrington
Charles Salifeky
Minnie Knuth
Sinter
Henry
Knuth
Salifeky
Salitsky
Rochester
Minn
Mort
Boulder
House objects to remarks of a socialist member
Washington May 8 Represent ative London the only socialist member threw the house into a turmoil day by remarks on the suffrage cause of the Porto Rican Bill as reported by the official stenographer and understood by members London declared that disfranchised men would have the right to use violence and to kill governors A republican from Tent sin shouted that he wished to expel him London withdrew his remarks insisting he only said disfranchised men could be told they had that right to use violence
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Washington
London
Austin
Twenty Thousand Striking Around Chicago Report
May reports show about one thousand Western Found Company workers striking in sympathy with eleven thousand International Harvester plant workers. A wage increase and shorter hours are sought. Mother Jones addressed the Harvesters urging continued strike until demands are met. Estimated local strikers around Chicago near one hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Found Company
International Harvester Company
Mother Jones
Harvester Company
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Swaye
Charlie
Vthink
Jess Willard
Beefeigh
Mary Pichlefore
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Gaylord
Rast Galena
Thomas Winquist
Bible Wheel
South Side
Lawrence A. Wilson
Hen
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Autus Acteas P.m
Sp. Mm
Second
Arizona
J. J
Epworth
Pat
Enapel
Talbot Aven
Lee Hayes
Trinity Methodist Episcop
Apworth
Welock
Sth
Savio
Unity Methodist Episcopal Church
Meaderville
W. H. Pascoe
First Baptist Enurch
Charles A. Cook
D. D
Mount Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church
Main Street
Walkerville
Carlin
Slver Rowsopal Church
1 Penal
Lian Street
A. OM South Tdaho
I S. Brown
Allen Christie Deavor
T'p
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Swedish Baptist Church
East x Street
A. Johnson
Stormans
Bethel Baptist Church
Idaho and
Mercury
E. Brennan Reed
Senmior Sinageh
Coveant
Sole
Jo W. Brown
Servier
Fiannel Lutheran
U A
Theosophical Society
Lewisohn Hlock
Lamb
Cun Sir de Butte Theosophs Lecture
Free Society
Church of Christ, Scientist
Street and Clark Arenu
Adam
Fallen Man
Carranza
Kation Sree
Gilmore
Pittsburg
Spore
Aden Andae
Everaling
M. Walker
Jerry i
Park
Tamma Huson
Minnie Closton
J.T
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Jain Street
Echo
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W. F. Cobban
Chelsea
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