I W W proceedings amid riot at Finlander hall
Testimony details a mass meeting at Finlander hall on April 20 where I W W leaders urged a strike and barred all workers from mines. Speakers attacked engineers and shift bosses while cries of kill the scabs filled the hall.
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Finlander Halt
Ana- Ponda Road
Bolling
Never Sweat Crossing
Sullivan
Mr. Walker
Mr. Bolling
Embree
TL. W. W
Polling
Sabotage and I. W. W. case details read to jury
The trial excerpts discuss sabotage as a weapon in labor struggles, citing the 1918 Walker Smith edition and its use in I W W cases in Idaho and Washington. Testimony covers espionage act implications, the flow of literature barred from mails, and cross examinations about Manning and shooting incidents at Anaconda road. Witnesses note gun cartridges, shot types, hospital interviews, and coroner procedures as the inquest proceeds.
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Walker
Walker C. Smith
Idaho
Washington
Solidarity
Butte
Donovan
Laer
Va.ce
Bolling
1. W. We
Wimea
W. J. Moean
Jack Ryan
Mtr
Ryan
Col
D. Gay Stivers
George Bourquin
Manning
Bourquin
Mike Stanton
Anaconda
Anaconda Road
Finlander Hall
Duggan
George W. Beaver
Parrot
J.W. Wea
James B. Ford
Ile
Br. T. J. B. Shanley
John McCarthy
Peter Bates
George Dropulie
Thomas Manning
Frank Foley
James Kegan
Revolutionists Seize Mexican Capital Amid Rail Kept Moves
Reports say rebels controlling Mexico City with Carranza’s train leading a fleet of trains carrying artillery, equipment, and archives. Dispatches dated May 7 8 quoted a bulletin noting 43 cannon 10 trains of supplies and funds captured by revolutionists. Newspapers May 8 denied Carranza’s capture or executions of Generals Aguilar gula Bartagan Urquizo.
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Carranza
Aguilargula
Bartagan
Urquizo
Meager Reports At Washington As Mexico Crisis Looms
Reports from Mexico cited slow progress in Mexico's new government and Carranza's fate remained unresolved as Vera Cruz dispatches described battles near San Marcos. The testimony of a Finnish laborer, Maki, through an interpreter, outlined anti strike views and immigration status in the I W W case. Police and deputies testified about dispersing a mob and firing into the air, with jury proceedings addressing production of a timebook.
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Washington
Mexico
Carranza
Vera Cruz
San Marcos
Vera Cray
Butte
United States
Finlander Hall
Dwyer
Maki
Mak Ani
Murphy
Hartunen
Fred Dut
Paddy O'Hearn
Jack Ryan
Chie
David O'Connor
O'Hearn
Sherif Whalen
Mike Borie
Sherif
Counter revolution centers on Tampico oil region
The text notes ongoing watch for news from the Tampico oil region that would shape Manuel Palaez's stance, a figure who has dominated the district for years. Reports on his attitude are conflicting, keeping a tense political climate alive for revolutionary and government actors.
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Tampico
Manuel Palaez
Carranza Army Surrounded by Rebel Forces Near Tlaxcala
May 11 Vera Cruz reports Carranza's 4000 men are virtually surrounded by rebels led by Generals Hill and Trevino in a strong position between San Marcos Puebla and Huamantla ten miles northwest Tlaxcala. Reinforcements under General Porras have moved from Cordoba to San Andres and Chalchicomula to block any breakout while Carranza troops dig in along the Mexican National railroad.
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Vera Cruz
Ranza
Hill
Trevino
San Marcos
Puebla
Huamantla
Porras
Cordoba
San Andres
Chalchicomula
Carranza
City Hall reappoints staff and approves park bid
Mayor Stodden announced reappointment of department heads and city staff at a council meeting. Peter Tobts resigns. Percy Stodden succeeds him. E D Elderkin joins the city attorney staff. Rosza named food and fruit inspector, Erickson adds meats inspector duties. A three member committee to study personal tax collections is formed. Park fencing bids opened. Reynolds bid $500 chosen over three other bids.
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Stodden
Percy Stodden
Peter ‘Tobts
E. D. Elderkin
Rosza
Ton. J. Erickson
Stephenson
Reynolds
College graduates largest UC class as Bourquin speaks
Berkeley Cal May 12 Twelve hundred and ninety two students of the University of California received diplomas today. It is the largest graduating class in the university's history. Among the four student spokesmen of the departing class was Marion Mitchell Bourquin of Butte Montana.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Marion Mitchell Bourauin
Butte
Mont
Strike ends as Wobblies at Butte mines settle
The article notes ongoing progress at Associated Industries headquarters with several mechanics at work. Officials say they have advertised employers ready to hire in the building line and are steadily expanding the list. The supply is expected to be ample soon and the situation is described as good.
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Butte
Holling
TW. Ws
Frank Walker
Tmbree Anders
Ike
Wim
United States
Mr. Walker
Revolution
Solidarity
SW. W
TW. W
America
Eberts
Nowices
Wells
Associated Industries
Missoula trip leads Powell county high team to events
The Powell County high school track team led by Clinton Rule Calvin and Howard Denton Paul Hertz and Louis Quinlan accompanied by Coach Cannon traveled to Missoula on Wednesday to enter events Mary Blaisdell represents in reclamatory contest and Charles Schureh in debating. Others supporting the school were William Cotgan John Cotgan Lloyd Kelley Lyndal Hand Earl Wilson Will Smith Nova Mayor and Helen McDowell.
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Deer Lodge
Clinton Rule
Calvin
Howard Denton
Paul Hertz
Louis Quinlan
Powell County High School
Missoula
Cannon
Mary Blaisdell
Charles Schureh
Wiliam
John Cot ‘Gan
Lloyd Kelley
Lyndal Hand
Earl Wilson
Will Smith
Nova
Helen McDowell
Commercial Club Elects Its Officers
Chamber of commerce meeting Tuesday elected R. D. Larabie president J. O Neill vice president Harry Marx secretary and Alfred Whiteworth treasurer The retiring officers reports cited significant accomplishments by Joseph L Goleman and others in the past year.
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Deer Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
R. D. Larabie
J. O'Niell
Harry Marx
Alfred Whiteworth
Joseph L. Goleman
Skins and Rugs At Spring Auction In St Louis
Skins for rugs and leather goods head the spring auction at St Louis with sales near 550000 dollars. Prices fall 20 to 30 percent from February. top black and bear figure about 20 dollars and a 50000 dollar lot at 3 dollars. Also notes a separate maritime disaster as the Italian Ronis sinks after striking a mine between Leghorn and Sicily, Sardinia and Corsica.
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ST. Louts
The
International For Exchange
Italy
Pamengers
Leghorn
Sicily
Sardinia
Corsica
Families of Yaqui and Mayo Indians Entrain for Naco
Following government permission, about 500 women and children of Yaqui and Mayo Indian troops who recently left Douglas for Juarez entrained this afternoon for Naco to be taken to Hermosillo.
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Douglas
Ariz
United States
Juarez
Naco
Hermosillo
Zbyszko Defeats Cutler In Straight Falls
In Omaha on May 12, Stanislaus Zbyszko the Pole defeated Charlie Cutler in two straight falls, the first lasting 44 minutes and the second 15 minutes, delivering a decisive victory.
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Zbyszko
Omaha
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Charlie Cutler
Record rainfall and washes disrupt Northern Pacific routes
Heavy rainfall and rock slides halted rail traffic across routes in Wyoming and Montana. Train No 42 faced a stop near Home stake but resumed to Billings. Bridger and Red Lodge branches blocked by a washout near Silesia. Reed Point washout repaired enough to allow slowed traffic. Bitter Root washout minor. Milwaukee and Great Northern trains largely on schedule with ongoing track repairs through Grace and Spokane.
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Wyoming
Butte
Homestake
Billings
Bridger
Red Lodge
Northern Pacificines
Silesia
Reed Point
Livingston
Northern Pacific
Bitter Root
Milwaukee Road
Pacific
Scarry
Milwaukee
Great Northern
Putte
Spokane
South Dakota Traffic Impeded by Washouts Across State
In Pierre South Dakota on May 12 washouts continued to halt railroad traffic across the western part of the state. Traffic may not resume for nearly a week due to extensive damage to fill sections. Officials say the Northwestern line will run a truck line between Pierre and Blunt once roads are passable.
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Pierre
D. D
South Dakota
Trains Held Up by Washouts Across Plains
Rail traffic into Sioux City Iowa was delayed by heavy week long rains causing washouts in Nebraska and South Dakota. Several trains were stalled with others unable to arrive today. Officials expect full service to resume by tomorrow morning.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Special Services At St Mark Lutheran Church
Special services will be conducted this evening at o clock in St Mark Lutheran church corner of Montan and Silver streets. Rev M D Mudtloff will preach.
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St. Mark’ Lutheran Church
Montan and
Silver Streets
M.D. Mudtloff
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Europe
W. W.lsm
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Express
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Day
Tam
Asetain
Nick Raalvooff
Bret
Seana Deshanley
Billy
John Maki
Finland
Mexico City
Ane
F. Healen
O'Rourke
Denevan
Fred Ritson
Mei
Marion Bourquin
Commercial Club
One
North Coast Limited
Grace
Postum. Cereal Co
Battle Creeks Mich
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