Knox Opposes Any Repeal In Panama Canal Toll Case
Secretary of State Philander C. Knox rejects Britain's protest against exempting U S coastwise shipping from Panama Canal tolls. He argues the United States must control its own canal regime and questions Britain's claim to impose treaty terms. Knox cites six treaty rules and analyzes war and belligerent rights under Hay Pauncefote. He warns that accepting Britain's view would threaten U S sovereignty and domestic commerce.
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Washington
Philander C. Knox
Taft
Great Britain
United States
Penarty
Fearas East
Wne
Knox
Mr. Knox
Dunshee Returns From California With Family Events
Dunshee, assistant general superintendent of Anaconda Copper Mining, returns from a month in California. He attended two nieces weddings in Nordhoff, one to William Frederick Rat ten of Butte and another to G. Percy of Ventura. He toured San Francisco expositions, visited Berkeley relatives, and noted mining exhibit progress. He comments on Los Angeles growth, Santa Barbara’s development, and regional political concerns in Mexico. The Montana trip ends with comments on Butte weather and strongchned by Montana’s lively frontier spirit.
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B. HH. Dunshee
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
California
Dunshee
Nordhoff
Cal
Dorothy Rosa Dunshee
Winfield Scott Dunshee
William Frederick Ratten
Butte
Presbyterian Church
Nordham
MacPherson
Mig Helen Dunshee
G. Percy
Ventura
Nordhom
Ina
San Francisco
Berkeley
San Ncisco
U Fe
Loes Angeles
Santa Barbara
Californi
Zapata
Mexico City
Carranza
Los Angeles
Lo Angeles
San Bernardino
Desert
Salt Lake
Montana
Phonograph Parlors Open With Diamond-Pointed Machines
The Hutte Phonograph company on West Park street Will then invites the public to visit its new diamond pointed phonographs. Sun tones are natural and clear with no metallic sound and no needles. Demonstrations promise unbreakable records and beautiful machines.
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United States
Hutte Phonograph Company
West Park Street
Tes Lo
Edisons
Peters and Nelson Wed at Mountain View Church
Julius A. Peters and Elma A. Nelson wed yesterday at Mountain View Methodist Episcopal church parsonage. Rev G D Wolfe officiated with witnesses Mrs McDonald and Howard Kuchiel. The couple plans a statewide trip after the ceremony.
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Julius A. Peters
Elma A. Nelson
G. D. Wolfe
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
McDonald
Howard Kuchiel
Salazar the Smuggler Faces Arms Smuggling Trial
In Santa Fe on May 11 the jury in Gen. Jose Salazar's arms and ammunition smuggling case was completed. Salazar, a former Huerta officer who commanded troops in northern Mexico, was surprised in court when Faustino Olguin, a deserter he sentenced to be shot, testified. Olguin had been arrested for cattle stealing in U.S. territory.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Jose Salazar
Mexico
United States
Salaszar
Ojinaga
Huerta
Faustino Olguin
Salazar
Olguin
Unitarian conference reports progress in church extension
May 11 Portuana reports marked progress in Pacific coast Conference church extension work. Morning afternoon and evening sessions were held with organization and officer reports. no further business. Washington May 11 Supreme Court refused Great Northern Railroad appeal over hours of service law conviction for keeping a fireman at work over 16 consecutive hours.
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Portuana
Fhe
Pacific Coast
The
Unitarian Church
Washington
Supre
Great Northern Railroad Company
Life on the Flats in a Smith Road House Trial
In a federal case in Butte prosecutors allege Mrs Smith and her husband ran the Smith road house as a cabaret linked to immorality. Alma Hufford testified she was recruited in Seattle as a piano player and that guests were offered gambling and provocative dancing, with women brought from Seattle to Butte for immoral purposes.
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Smith Road
BK Wheeler
United Stat
United Sta Vitlaw
Margaret Smare
Fat Hear Butte
Seattle
Butte
Almaufford
Eve
Evelyn Walker
Miss Tafford
United States Supreme Court
S.C. Ford
Attoreney
Smith Road House
Dan
Einth” Roadhouse
Mra ‘Smith
Ford
Alma Hufford
Mrs. Smith
Hatford
Butte Trip Details Tie Girls to Roadhouse Allegations
Testimony describes four women traveling to Butte with wages of 32 a week and board provided by Mrs Smith. Accounts claim drinks, piano playing, and a roadhouse setting with dinner, intoxication, and paid expenses. Witnesses describe train travel, a crying tag, and alcohol served on the trip, with further subpoenas issued for more witnesses.
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Butte
Hufford
Gerald Cafe
Mise Frieds van Nest
Dare Maud Spencer
Husfford
Nesses
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Graham
National Biscuit Company
Amer
Wefuse
Velvet
Panama
Mem Font
Nelson
Uniparians
T. J. Ery
John Birch
W. Brothers
V Ton
XN. Duhame
R.M. Fi Fon
B. P. Rand
Whitworth
J. Charles
John Bevan
Jam
D. W. Selfridge
Defo
Frank Walng
Conik
W. Batterson Totson
Ines Donovan
Smith
Rhe State
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Eee
Torchon
Turkish Towel Sale
Black An
Kayser’s
Kayser
Germantown
Erling
Anderson Crow
Naya
de Berey
W. J. Gaston
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