Progressives of Senate Talk Organization and Fights
Washington May 10 Republican plans for Senate organization were discussed at a conference with Senator Lodge and eight progressive senators led by Borah. They oppose Penrose and Warren for finance and appropriation chairs, signaling internal party unity while preparing to keep the fight within the conference. Other attendees included Cummins Norris Johnson and Watson.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Republican
Ender
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
California
Lodge
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Warren
Wyoming
Cummins
W. Cormick
Norris
Nebraska
Republican Organization
Moses
New Hampshire
New
Watson
Indiana
Smoot
Utah
Chinese Demand Written Assurance on Kiao Chau Return
Chinese delegates demand a written pledge from the council of three that Japan will return Kiao Chau to China before signing the peace treaty. They argue verbal promises lack legal force and fear the treaty contains no such restitution clause, questioning the status of other informal understandings in the conference.
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Pari
China
Council of Three
Japan
Kiao Chau
Kiso Chan
Wobblies Draft Dodgers and Aliens Condemned
A wartime pamphlet rhetoric condemns IWW members draft dodgers and aliens. It rails against autocracy, urges community obligation and mutual aid, and notes the caucus did not vote on prohibition or the guard’s relation to the regular army.
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National Guard
Regular Army
Wilson Holds Firm On Fiume and Adriatic Claims
Washington reports from Paris say President Wilson did not waver from his stance on Fiume and the Adriatic dispute. The White House was told there is no concession to Italy on the sematic port. Paris dispatches add that the Austrian peace delegation will depart Vienna for Paris, expected by Wednesday, with arrival anticipated Monday for briefing.
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Washington
Paris
Wilson
Fiume
Maly
White House
Italy
Gulewstes
Vienna
Pre
Recognition Said Key to Averting Major Wire Strike
Springfield import declares only federal recognition of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers can avert a nationwide strike that could disrupt telephone and telegraph services for about 150,000 workers on July 1. The referendum showing eight to one in favor occurred after Postmaster General Burleson failed to act on grievances.
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Springfield
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Charles ©. Jury
The
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Burleson
United States
Ford
Wilson
Navy planes begin transatlantic flight from Trepassey Bay
The NC-1 and NC-3 completed the Halifax to Trepassey leg in 6 hours 36-54 minutes with crews led by Lieut. Comdr. P. N. L. Bellinger and Commander John H. Towers. Plans call for a Lisbon stop and then the Azores, weather permitting, around May 12.
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Rockaway Beach
N.Y
Talifax
P. N.L. Bellinger
Greenwich
John H. Towers
Greewich
Halifax
Lisbon
Portugal
Dirreutty
Azores
Newfoundland
Bellinger
Hale
John H. ‘Towers
Nova Ocotia
Trepassey
P.' Ne
No. 1
Towers
Baltmore
Chatham
Mass
Prizes Awarded In The Popular Baby Contest In Butte
With about 6000 ballots on a late night count a six member committee led by W W D Agler R W Wohlford Powell W E Burgess and C Talbot tabulated results for the Newbro popularity contest Aurelia Hamlyn won first with 490 votes, Margaret Todd second with 409, Taneis Harris third with 245, and a silver cup awarded to the fourth prize baby at 628 East Park Street. The total 284 candidates were registered and 415 birth certificates were issued by J H Monahan, while 39 babies born in Butte lacked official birth records.
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Butte
Newbro
W. W. D. “Agler
R. W. Wohlford
Powell
W. E. Burgess
C Talbot
Aurelia Hamlyn
West Platinum Street
Margaret Todd
West Mercury Street
Taneis Harris
Stoc
East
Butt
Health Department
Benlen
Dramatic Club Scores in Green Stockings
The High School Dramatic Club staged A W Stason's three act farce Green Stockings, drawing loud audience laughter. Cast included Thelma, Helen, The Widow Mrs Faraday, Phyllis Faraday, Colonel Smith and Maury Celia, with music by the orchestra and strong group engagement throughout.
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Igh Yahoo
A. W.stason
Leanor ‘Tenes
Ham
Alice Moody
Thelma
Holm Faraday
Ida Elizabeth Parsons
Phyllis’ Faraday
Helen Martin
William” Grahams
Robert Travers
Howard Rockefellers
Raleigh
Henry Steele
Wilbur
Rowe
Luke Garving
Faraday
Cate Feer
Maury
Celia Faraday
Elzabeth Walker
Colonel Smith
Wits
Former Kaiser to be handed over by Hollanders
Officials report a dispute over Germany's status in the peace process as Germany is not named among League of Nations invitees. Allies respond that admission of new members is provided for in Article 1. President Wilson may answer German inquiries while Scheidemann argues the treaty conflicts with his points on disarmament and colonial questions. Verbal negotiations may occur on details but a general opening is unlikely.
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Germany
League of Nations
Brockdorff-Rantzau
League of Na
Vsident
Wilson
Mann
Versailles
Herr Scheidenas
Herr Scheidemann
Memorial Day Plans Told by Silver Bow Committees
Crowded courthouse chamber discusses Memorial Day observance with Grand Army of the Republic United Spanish War Veterans Army and Navy association and Boy Scouts represented. Invitations extend to Governor and officials, moving pictures pledged slides, and large parade turnout anticipated with Army and Navy association to supply several thousand.
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Chamber of Commerce
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
Army and Navy Association
Boy Scouts
Charles 8. Warren
Soldiers’ Home
Simon Hauswirth
T J. Nerny
Moving Picture Houses
Silver Bow
Stewart
Ernor
United Sixh War Veterans
Ik Drum Co
Eagles
The
Elks
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows
Robert Emmet Literary Association
Sons of Hermann
Sons of St. George
Cristoforo Colombo Society
Citizens protest phone rate hike at mass meeting
About 75 Butte residents attended a courthouse mass meeting led by Mrs. H N Kennedy of the Good Government club. The group voted to oppose the May 1 rate increase and decline to pay higher charges, and requested attorney Corall Ford’s view on whether Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph violated the state constitution by absorbing Independent Telephone. An additional meeting was scheduled for next Saturday at Judge Lynch’s courtroom.
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Butte
H. N. Kennedy
Good Government Club
David HL. Wittenberg
Peter Breen
Coral Ford
Mountain Stites Telephone and Telegraph Company
Independent TelePhone Company
Award medals to athletic victors at Army and Navy YMCA
After the weekly athletic carnival at the Army and Navy YMCA a boxing tournament ended with an exhibition. Medals will be awarded next Wednesday to winners across weight classes 105, 125 and 135 pounds. First place goers include Frank Griffin Richard Wiles James McBride. Second place names include Raymond Bennett George Legens Charles McPherson. Referee Ed Cleary awarded decisions to Wiles for the 135 pound bout while other outcomes were noted as draws or disputed decisions.
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Army and Navy Y. M. A
Frank Griffin
Raymond ‘Bennett
Poun Lass
Rtichard Wiles
George Legens
James McBride
Charles McPherson
Riven
Richard Wiles
Ed Cleary
Wiles
James
MM Ride
Merride
K Grim
Grif
Bull Hurley
Reed
Jack Reynold
Rud “Luther
Dunn
Palmer Returns from California
George Palmer of the Pal Advertising agency returned to Bh yesterday from California in improved health. He was impressed by apparent prosperity in the Pacific counties and was accompanied by his mother and Charles, both of whom live in Los Angeles.
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George Palmer
Pal Advertising Agency
Californi
Montana
Charles
Los Angeles
Fairfield undergoes minor operation in Butte hospital
John W. Fairfield well known in Butte as member of Hight and Fairfield underwent a minor operation at Murray hospital yesterday. He came from Stryker Montana where he is involved in a fish hatchery. He plans to sell his Montana interests and return to his Maine home soon.
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Pairfield
John W. Fairfield
Butte
Hight & Fairfield
Murray Hospital
Yestersday
Stryker
Mont
Montana
Maine
Butte Proclaims Arbor Day May 13 for Tree Planting
Mayor W. 7. Stodden proclaims May 13 as Arbor Day to beautify Butte Montana. Citizens urged to set aside duties to plant trees and shrubs citywide, following governor's lead.
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Stodden
Butte
W. 7. Stodden
Montana
State of
Silcox Coming Back to Old Joe in Missoula
Missoula May 10 Ant cement reports former district forester F A Silcox will resume duties June 15. Rutledge returns to head the operation department after 18 months away. Silcox left August 1917 to assist forest service reorganization in Washington and later served as captain in a forest engineers regiment in Seattle.
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Missoula
F. A. Silcos
Rutledge
Mr. Silcox
Forest Engineers
Seattle
Hilden and Talvi Funeral Notices From Local Parlor
The funeral of Hilden will take place at the residence 253 Rast Quarts Sunday afternoon with Rev. Mr. Tuddot officiating, followed by interment in Mountain View cemetery. Mrs. Mary Talvi’s funeral is set for Reed’s chapel this Sunday afternoon, aged 37, with interment in Mountain View. Remaining services for Jack, 37, are in Reed’s parlors with time to be announced.
Funeral notice for Romayne of Peter Bilbow's Undertaking
Funeral notice indicates Romayne of Peter Bilbow's Undertaking Pare Lors. further details appear in later papers.
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Romaine
Peterele Bilbow
Undertaking Parelors
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