May Proclaim Martial Law in One Region
Authorities consider martial law in Mingo County West Virginia with troops ready to be dispatched if the order is deemed necessary by officials. The report notes government readiness to deploy security forces to quell unrest and maintain order in the specified region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingo County
W. Va
Washington
Read
Fifth Corps
Ares
Weeks
West Virginia
Kentucky
War Department
Morrow
Battle in the Mountains Firing on Tug River Sides
The tug river border area between Kentucky and West Virginia sees renewed rifle fire as the Pike County Kentucky and Mingo County West Virginia zones report ongoing clashes. Reports indicate fatalities on the West Virginia side and a broader industrial struggle over unionizing in the coal district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tug River
Associated Pres
Pikeville
Pike County
West Virgina
Williamson
W. Va
Mingo County
Republic Iron and Steel Abolishes Eight Hour Day
The Republic Iron and Steel company, a major independent plant in Youngstown, announced the abolition of the eight hour day with overtime for the remainder of the daily time worked. Weather for the week predicts generally fair and normal temperatures for the North Rocky Mountain plateau regions and the Pacific, according to Washington forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Youngstown
Ohio
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Washington
North Rocky Mountain
Plateau Reans
Pacific
Northern Lights disrupt telegraph circuits in Montana
Electrical disturbances from a major aurora borealis caused Butte to be cut off from outside communication for hours. All telegraph lines into the city failed, telephone links between Helena Butte and Missoula Butte burned out, and wireless stations were useless. The Montana Power Company station also went down. The storm, described as the worst in Mountain States Telephony and Telegraph history, affected routes from Chicago to San Francisco and even severed Alaska cables, isolating the territory. Continued on Page 16, Column
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Helena
Missoula
Montana Power Company
Montana
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ad Vice
Chicago
San Franciego
Pacific Ocean
Alaska
First steps toward Montana auto association formed
Preliminary steps toward forming the Montana Automobile association were taken at a chamber of commerce meeting. More than 50 delegates from Montana Rotary clubs chambers and commercial clubs attended. A drafting committee including P. L. Wills A. W. Miles Scott Fred T. Lincoln and C. J. Breitenstein will prepare constitutions and by laws within 20 days for a permanent organization. Dr J. C. Seigfreidt opened the session and urged citizen support. he praised Montana as the nation’s most wonderful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Automobile Association
Chamber of Commerce
Montana Rotary Clubs
Chambers of Commerce and Commercial Clubs
P._ L. Wills
Butte Chamber of Commerce
A. W. Miles
Livingston
Quincy
Montana
Seigtreid
Winned on Page 4 Column AS TE ME CM
The fragment notes an item labeled Winned appears on page 4 column AS TE ME CM, indicating a brief entry or notice. No clear names, dates, or events are readable, leaving only a positional reference within the paper.
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Colum
Extradition sought in Idaho murder cases and Griffith escape attempt
May 14 reports Lt Gov Moore signed papers for extraditing Mrs Paul Southard from Honolulu over four suspected husband murders in Twin Falls and Pocatello. Navy petty officer Southard sought insurance for his wife. In Dublin, an failed Mountjoy prison raid aimed to free Sinn Fein founder Arthur Griffith. an armored car was used and attackers fled as guards fired.
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Boise
Idaho
Charles ©. Moore
Honolul
Paul Southard
Twin Falls
Honolulu
Paul Vincent Southard
Edward F. Meyer
Pocatello
Naval Insurance Office
Pearl Harbor
Southard
Navy
Associated
Prove
Dublin
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Mountjoy
Griffith
Japan wary of Hughes notes as Asia policy shifts
Tokyo officials show concern over Secretary Hughes notes and Washington aims in the Pacific. A liberal peer Count Soya jima urges public discussion to prevent conflict, warning U S power could threaten Japan’s security if pressure over immigration eases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Weeks
America
Japan
Asia
Soyejima
House of Peers
Ifornia
United States
Carlson Family Loses Home in Butte Fire
At midnight a blaze gutted the Carlson residence at 2800 Goodwin Avenue Butte. Overheated stove caused the fire which neighbors could not stop in time. The house and contents were a total loss. The family of five, sheltering with neighbors, had $2,500 in cash and a $1,400 policy. The late hour and distant city fire system hindered early detection.
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William Carlson
Goodwin Avenue
Butte
Carlson
Methodists Pick Syracuse for 1922 Meeting
Portland May 14 The guard of bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church in session here decided to hold the next meeting at Syracuse New York November 24 to 27 instead of Washington October 26 as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Guard of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Syracuse
Washington, D.C
Alleged Butte Suspect Arrested at Billings
Monte Harris described by officers as a notorious character and suspected robber of jewelry stores in Butte was arrested in Billings after a downtown chase. three officers fired shots during the pursuit. one bullet wounded a bystander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Billings
Monte Harris
Butte
Jury Takes Case of Mag McCully
Missoula May 14 The case against Mona May McCully went to the jury at 8:35 PM. Her husband Fred McCully was later arrested for first degree murder in connection with the death of Leon Richardson, his son in law. He pleaded over the statutory time, and his hearing is set for Monday morning. Attorney General Rankin asked the jury for a first degree murder verdict. Defense counsel waived remarks. McCully testified she confessed to shield her son Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mona May McCully
Fred’ McCully
Leon Richardson
McCully
Ainsworth
Former Mayor Testifies At Police Trial Board Hearing
Former Mayor and Chief of Police J J Murphy offer testimony in their defense as the police trial board hears charges brought by Edith Clinch. The session includes discussion of frameup rumors, board jurisdiction, and calls for broader investigation including Dr Tom B Moore and A B Melaner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Murphy
Edith Clinch
Police Trial Board
Murphy
Maloney
Tom B. Moore
A. B. Melaner
Poles Not All to Blame In Upper Silesia Crisis
Paris reports official circles warn that German troop entry would force intervention by Polish and French forces, risking war. Briand rejects German military actions and urges calm, with Britain urged to deploy troops to restore order while French authorities seek a unanimous settlement.
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Paris
Upper Silesia
France
Livya George
Upper Silesian
Briand
Foreign Office
Lloyd Georges Terday
M. “Briand
Tehe
Carpenters vote second wage cut to spur building
The carpenters union announces a second 50 cent daily wage reduction voted last night in Spoka. The move follows prior reductions by employers and aims to stimulate construction activity amid a slowing market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SPOKA
Carpenters’ Union
Daily 37
Eversole Denies Graft and Drunkenness Charges
In Chicago on May 4 former Lieutenant C Eversole flatly denied graft incompetency and drunkenness accusations before the postal inspectors board of inquiry into the air mail service. The Associated Press reported the hearing wrapped in formal testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asociates Press
Chicago
C. Eversole
Post Office Inspectors’ Board of Inquiry
Air Mall
Food to Alaska Amid Marine Strikes Threaten Supply
Seattle maritime groups and the Chamber of Commerce met to plan keeping Alaska steamship service during the deadlock. They propose sending food north and the maritime associations offered to crew a ship free of charge to Nome and Seward Peninsula areas. Officials expect non union crews for the Queen and say port disturbances yesterday should not renew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prews
Seattle
Maritime Association
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Maritime Associations
Vancouver
B. Cy
Nome
Great Seward Pensula
Pacific Seamship Company
S. “Alameda
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Frankfort
Company
Automobile Association
S.J. Smithers
B. C. Brooks
C. R. Brazier
Dr. J. ©. F. Siegfriedt
Be Creek
John N. Edy
Fred T.lincoln
W. C. Kelley
C. White
W. T. Kuehn
O. J. Anderson
Eawin
West
Denver
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Spokane
Winnemucca
Montana Auto Association
Sinn Feinerg
Helo
Raiders
Nasury
Far East
Admiral Uru
Tokio
Foreign ‘Office
Americs
Uri
Continuy Pag
Anaconda
Malonex
Witenbern
Wulf
Jackman
Holter
Donovan
Sit
YMCA
Lloyd George
Exe
England
Carpenters
Eversole
Treup
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