Miners Union Caucuses Name Conservative and Socialist Tickets
The Butte Miners Union held separate caucuses with two candidate slates. Conservatives named Frank Connors for president and Martin Cahill as vice president, while socialists backed other officers. Election for the ensuing year set for June 2 with voter turnout indicating relative strength.
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Butte Miners’ Union
Tomorow
Miners’ Union Hall
Finlander Hall
Frank Connors
Ban Shovelin
Javelin
J. Murphy
Dan Harrington
Martin
Cahill
Joe Harkins
Pat
Fick Lee
Tim Leary
Toe ‘Sullivan
Sreneare
Ery Mulles
P Fetary
Paddy O'Neill
Hotel Arrivals List From many Cities Noted In Montana
A long hotel arrivals list shows guests from Helena Missoula Great Falls Billings Spokane Denver Seattle Seattle and many other locales. Names include W. Burkhart A T Cook J. M Hallin M. Peters C A Bishop H Will Lang O'Brien Missoula Charles Newman and more. The note records guests from Salt Lake City New York London Toronto and other places visiting places around Butte and Helena.
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Kalispell
O'Brien
Bert Wilson
Warm Springs
James Cosens
William C. Leman
Deer Lady
S.A. Helst
Spokans
Minneapolis
W. le Root
Wisdom
L.A. Dunham
C. Fathn
Gabner
H.C. Robertson
New York
L.A. Wood
Pittsburg
L. W. Meyer
A. HL. Rodgers
H. Lidener
J. Rothschild
Chicago
J. J. Light
K.P. Riddie
M- R. Alstrom
MM. McIntyre
C. Schoen
Milwaukee
J. J. Parka
G. Lehman
Salt Lake
Mrs. Weed
Women to Organize Another Precinct Meeting
Mrs. Grace B. Cotterill will speak this afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs. J B Flixs home 222 South Jackson Street. The precinct runs from West Park to Porphyry and Idaho to Jackson. Women in this and nearby precincts are invited. Precinct No 14 was organized recently at Mrs. John Lynch’s home 89 Torbot Street. her daughter Miss V Lynch was chosen precinct leader.
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Grace B. Cotterill
J.B. Flix
South Jackson Street
West Park Street
Porphyry
Idaho
Jackson
Cotterill
John Lynch
Torbot Street
V. Lynch
Spriggs predicts peace in Mexico amid mining talk
A. E. Spriggs former Montana lieutenant governor, visiting Helena from Guatemala, predicts a peaceful Mexican solution due to international financial influence and mediation from Argentina Brazil and Chile. He notes a Montana mining revival, capital interest, and hopes for stable government under Carranza and Villa. He met Secretary Bryan and discusses Latin attitudes toward the United States and mining prospects in Guatemala.
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Guatemala
A. E. Spriggs
Montana
Capital
Wilson
Huerta
Carranza
Villa
Mexico
Spriggs
Bryan
America
United States
Republic
Empress Theater Show Delights Crowds In New Program
Empress Theater presents a strong four act travesty More Sinned Against Than Usual with Halen and FMer on road to Jonesville and Dick Lynch in a new songs and jokes line. Moscrop sisters and the three Falcons exhibit high class entertainment as audiences fill the Playhouse nightly amid newsreels and Bishop's Empress Orchestra.
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the Empress
Halen
Fmer
Jonesville
Dick Lynch
Moscrop
Bishop
Empress ‘Orchestra
Mountain View League Plans Jubilee Event
The Mountain View Methodist Episcopal church group will elect officers and delegates and observe the Epworth League twenty fifth anniversary with a silver jubilee banquet in the league rooms basement of the Mountain View church. The Epworth League began at Affalo church twenty five years ago next Sunday.
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United States
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
League
Mountain View Methodist Church
Affalo Church
Unemployed Army Taken In Gas House Raid
Sixteen men claiming to be workers without jobs were arrested by Policemen Yorath and Lynch in the gas house at Maryland avenue and Second street on vagrancy charges. One man carried a cent. All were recent arrivals in Butte and said they formed part of the army of unemployed occupying the city for several days.
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Yorath and Lynch
Maryland Avenue
Second Street
Butte
Army of
Attacks Conductor Charged After Fare Dispute
James Sullivan was arrested this morning on charges of attacking Conductor James Fitzwilliams of the Walkerville line after a fare dispute. He is alleged to have broken car windows and frightened passengers during the incident.
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James Fitzwilliams
Walkerville
James Sullivan
Tampico Oil Wells Burned After Mediation Talks
Continued reports describe attacks on Tampico oil wells amid mediation with the White House, with Huerta allegedly ordering Pacific and Atlantic lighthouse lights extinguished to hinder shipping. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Lamar and Frederick W. Lehman named to lead U.S. delegation. four imprisoned newspaper men in Mexico City released, via Brazilian and other embassies.
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White House
Navy Department
Lobos Island
Howard
Huerta
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Justice Lamar
Preme Court
United States
Frederick W. Lehman
St Louis
Mexico City
State Department
Refugees flee under fire as gunboats sail from Mazatlan
On board the US Ship California the evacuees and city officials rush away from Mazatlan as constitutionalist artillery resumes shelling. The gunboat Guerrero withdraws toward Salina Cruz while the abandoned Morelos faces destruction. Rebels attempt to sink it in a vain bid as noncombatants seek Creston Island. Foreign consuls thank the American navy.
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United States
California
Mazatlan
Mexico
San Diego
Cal Ma
Lecal
Guerrero
Salina Cruz
C Tero
Fange
Morelos
Creston Island
Carranza plans to prevent concentration around Saltillo and San Luis
Torreon May 10 General Carranza ordered commanders to seal off Saltillo and San Luis Potosi to prevent federal concentration as Villa and Carranza hold war council. Arietta brothers’ force of about 4500 linked to Gomez Palacio reports. Torres heads toward San Luis Potosi with 2000 troops and 20 pieces. Isador Fabela said Obregon to ensure Am ericans near Acaponela can depart with protection. United States consul had claimed Americans were prevented from leaving. claim denied.
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Onias
Monterey
Carranza
Villa
Durango
Arietta Brothers
Obregon
Acaponela
Tepic
Inez
United States
Letcher
Chihuanin
Mexican officials jailed in Sonora graft case
May 10 in Nogales Sonora Carlos Randall former Sonora state treasurer is jailed on charges of public funds manipulation totaling 45.9 gold and 180000 Mexican pesos. Governor Maytorena, allegedly the only governor elected by the people, is reportedly under arrest at Hermosillo with charges expected soon.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Carlos Randall
Maytorena
Hermosilio
Lillian Nordica dies after storied operatic career
Lillian Nordica, famed American soprano, died after a long career that spanned Milan training, Paris stage success as Marguerite, Bayreuth prominence as Elsa, and global tours. She married three times, faced the 1884 disappearance of her first husband, and planned a Bayreuth-like American music institute near Ossining with a fortune reportedly built to support the dream. Her body likely returns to Maine for burial near her early homestead.
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Brescia
St Petersburg
Ambrose ‘Thomas
Vancorbeil
Grand Opera House
Paris
Marguerite
Diquaney
America
Bayreuth
Elsa
Metropolitan Opera House
Frederick A. Gower
Maine
Gower
English Channel
Joan
Mme. Novaica
Zoltan Doeme
London
George W. Young
New York
Nordica
Old Norton Homestead
Thursday Island
Antipodes
Pheumonia
Mme
Hudson
Ossining
Busy Week for the Grand Army Boys in Missoula
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Missoula hosting a busy week opening today with Grand Army of the Republic sessions. The program includes a welcome by Mayor Hussinese, a patriotic parade, Governor Stewart’s speech, Interscholastic Week finals nearby, a campfire at the Missoula theater, and numerous ceremonies led by Joseph Dixon with music, addresses, flag drills, and Lincoln portrait presentation.
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Department of the Grand Army of
Faith Brown
NATO
Grand Army
Elks’ Temple
Andrew
Hegiesavers
Leones
Stewart
Son
Joseph M. Dixon
Mulroney
Grand Army of the Republic
Frank Sterling
Helena
Ellis
Rollin A. Smith
Iite
Grand Dent
Grand Army of the Repub
Woman's Belief Corps
Sarah Headford
Livingston
Reading
G. F. Reynolds
Long
Abraham
Ice Breakup Expands Across Alaska Rivers
Fairbanks May 1 The ice breakup began today freeing Alaska watercourses including the Chena Yukon and Iditarod rivers. The Turner street blockage was carried away but minor waterfront damage occurred while crews using dynamite battle a jam downstream to avert a flood as water rose near midnight.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Chena River
Yukon River
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Iditarod River
Turner Street
Mexico Crisis Memorandum Seeks Immediate Funding
Washington May 10 The first major expense memorandum for the Mexican crisis was sent to Congress. It lists 42101 for passes subsistence supplies barracks transportation and engineering work for troops at Vera Cruz and the Mexican border. The largest item 148074 covers army transportation with additional costs for moving troops chartering vessels coal water and equipment.
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Washington
Congress
Vera, Crux
War Department
Dr Edward R Ryan Reports Safety Aboard Esperanza
Washington on May 10 the state department received a wireless message from Dr Edward R Ryan aboard the steamship Esperanza stating All safe and well. The vessel left Puerto Mexico for New Orleans carrying 500 to 600 Mexican refugees. Consul Sullivan at La Paz is aboard the destroyer Preble en route to San Diego California.
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Washington
State Department
Edward R. Ryan
Puerto Mexico
New Orleans
Mexico
Sullivan
la Paz
Preble
San Diego
Cal
Interscholastics Begin On Tuesday In Missoula
Missoula prepared for the eleventh Interscholastic meet with elaborate arrangements by the University of Montana. Thirty two high schools will contest in debate, declamation, and athletic events, with last year’s champions David Roberts and Gladys Wasson among entrants. The opening Tuesday features the state debate on independence for the Philippines and a week of activities culminating in finals Friday.
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Standard
Missoula
Custer
Gallatin County
University of Montana
Versity
Chamber of Commerce
Inissoula
David Roberts
Gladys Wasson
Victor
United States
Philippines
Carl Holleague
Athenue
Star
State High School Athletic Association
Woman's League of the University
Theath
Montana
University Hall
Bly
Presid
BE. B. Craighead
Afernoon
Fall styles unveiled by national cloak group
Cleveland, May 10. Shorter and fuller skirts with a normal waist line and accordion pleating lead the fall style, featuring plaids and stripes. The fashion report was issued yesterday as the National Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers association concluded its convention here.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Naonal Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufacturers’ Association
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