Coal Miners Win Two Concessions After Weeks of Endeavor
New York May 7 After months of struggle coal miners and operators in Pennsylvania agreed to extend the coal workers convention for three years to March 2, 198. The pact aims to prevent violence and discrimination, preserve employment, and set a regular agreement with employers. A continuation of the strike commission’s authority was discussed, with a expected ratification and possible wage-scale changes to come later.
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George Marsh Dead Shriners Visit Los Angeles Reported
George Marsh a traveling salesman and longtime Montana resident died after stepping into an open freight elevator shaft in Seattle. He leaves a wife in Great Falls. In Los Angeles Shriners continue to arrive from the East despite the national gathering being canceled, with 100 Springfield Shriners arriving by rail and totals expected to exceed 3000 during the week.
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Busy Day In The House As Many Bills Passed
Washington May 7 The house held a record session with a surge of bills cleared under suspension of the rules. Demonstrations in the speaker’s chamber preceded a rapid passage of numerous measures, marking the busiest day of the present session.
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Cannon
Lasalle Body Found Near Dam in Missouri River
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena May 7 Coroner Bennett returned with Henry Lasalle s body found in the Missouri river 12 miles below the new plant where he fell in An inquest ruled accidental drowning Lasalle was from Minnesota The report mentions an armed band and pursuit by troops and police engagements earlier today.
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Beartooth
Henry Lasalle
Misour River
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Lasalle
Minnesota
Government sustains important matter in May Paris
In May Paris, election results kept government policy intact regarding church and state. Government groups grew stronger, reducing nodaliste influence. The distribution shows 262 to 189 in 133 districts up for reballoting. Teaulte ftee districts not yet prepared.
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Paris
Mobs Holding the Fort in Guadaloupe Town
Washington dispatch reports mobs in Guadaloupe Town West Indies control the town while authorities struggle to restrain them. The disturbance stems from election troubles and unsettled chaos described by the State Department.
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Guadaloup Fench West Indies
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Syndicate Probable Aid for San Francisco Rebuilding
A garbled May 5 report discusses a syndicate likely to aid San Francisco in rebuilding after a wrecked, west coast city. President Roosevelt has signed a congressional measure directing funds or powers toward the recovery, linking to Washington decisions.
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San Francisco
Washington
Onsevelt
Holy Rollers Leader Shot On First Avenue
May 1 a notorious religious group organizer known as the Holy Rollers, Creffield, was shot in the forehead and killed on First Avenue near Cherry Street. George Mitchell, age 22, claims Creffield wronged his sister and fired after a remark. Mitchell was arrested after a volley of shots.
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Political upheaval in Russia as draft law promoted
Report from St. Petersburg describes a new draft fundamental law for Russia amid cabinet reshuffles and bitter political contention. Key ministers shift roles as the government faces pressure over constitutional changes and budget approval amid broader upheaval.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Nicholas
Duel With Burglars Enlivens Billings Day
New York on May 7 reports a violent incident on Blacen Island involving Charlet Soler, alleged standard agents, and a burglary. Spier and Mea engaged an intruder, shots fired, leading to Spier’s fatal head wound. The scene includes a commission report and public agitation over a Billings business matter and stock concerns.
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Volunteer Found Dead With Head Wounded in Texas
In El Paso on May 7 a volunteer named Flos Frisbie Fortney was found dead with a badly cut head. Police investigate the fatality as authorities report a possible cause tied to earlier service and a return from the Philippines.
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Road Must Pay Taxes On Its Stocks And Bonds
The passage discusses tax obligations for Road on its stock and bonds, noting exemptions claimed on bonds and the central railway valuation. It references a legal opinion by the Attorney General to auditors regarding the proper assessment of property taxes and exemptions based on credit and debit status of securities.
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Burglars Enter Store and Take Five Dollars
A Billings report notes a burglary at a local Haghurst store in May. The thieves entered the site, stole five dollars, and fled. Witnesses report disruption and minor property impact. Police are investigating the break in.
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Helena Mayors First Night Triggers Police Chief Pick Debate
Helena Mayors first night in office sparks a dispute over the police chief selection. Contested by supporters of Edwards and Carter factions, the council tabled Hailey for sergeant and retained patrol heads, while Sergent Bulle assumed command amid city hall tensions.
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Strenuous Days for Soft Hands in Local Game
A brief note details a contest described as strenuous days for players with soft hands. The report notes an uneven performance, mentions a local team and a competing side, and highlights effort and resilience amid a challenging match.
Nothing to do but work acrioms problem authorities
A fragmented report describes post disaster conditions with authorities facing unemployment and a push to reconstruct downtown. talks of burned areas, temporary buildings, relief work, and plans to replace bread lines with cheap restaurants for meals.
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Joseph Leiter’s Chicago Office Ransacked by Burglars
The office of Joseph Leiter, noted writer and heir of the late Leiter, was robbed last night or Saturday night. Burglars broke in with a sledge hammer, smashing a door and causing about $A0 in damage, while striking the rail and using rubber heads to blunt the blows.
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Boston cigar makers strike for higher wages
A Boston strike by union cigar workers began May 7 with about 1,200 men reportedly out to win higher pay. Most small plants agreed to the new union schedule proposing a wage increase from two to a new standard across clear grades.
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Boston
Joe Ts
Mrs James G Blaine to visit Sioux Falls
Washington May 7 The Post reports Mrs James G Blaine will leave for Sioux Falls to attend a family event after her marriage. The notice notes she is Marta Hichborn, daughter of Admiral Michbor, and mentions prior years as a Miss. The journey follows contemplation of a return to New York.
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Sioux Falls
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Desperation tragedy erupts in New York family
New York May 7 Mrs Mary Waters entered her house on West 76th Street and shot her daughter Agatha in the temple then killed herself. The younger Amati an slept through the scene as a planned Europe trip loomed. The husband Fonten Waters, a broker, found the bodies after the fatal shots. The mother cited temporary insanity as the motive.
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