Yellow in the Red: Butte inquest and alien radicals
The piece denounces European and home grown anarchists in Butte for using violence against American workers, opposing labor rights, and threatening U S institutions. It credits the Anaconda company for concessions and argues the red program failed locally, while warning of ongoing dangers from alien and home grown anarchists and the need for vigilance.
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Manning
United States
Butte
Montana
Kelley
Anaconda Company
West
Reds
America
Oil Discovery Reported in Garfield County
Lewistown dispatch reports Frantz Corporation struck oil in Garfield County about half a mile east of the Musselshell River near Winnett at 4 a.m. on May 15, reaching 950 feet. Details on flow are not yet available, but the latest well is roughly a half mile east of the discovery and on the Musselshell’s west bank.
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Garfield County
Winnett
Musselshell River
Lai
The
Standard
Lewistown
Frantz Corporation
Carranza Goes to TNL Timber Hotly Pursued
Carranza travels to TNL timber with a small escort of the faithful, breaking through revolutionary lines and heading for the mountains.
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Carranza
TNL Timber
Escape Reported As Carranza Treks Southward
Washington dispatch says General Obregon reports the revolutionary forces attacked near Esperanza and Carranza has broken through coast to mountains with a small escort. The message indicates Carranza is pursued by revolutionary cells and faces increased risk of capture due to age and condition.
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Washington
Esperanza
Obregon
Carranza
Carranza Pursues Rebel Leader After Five Day Fight
May 15. President Venustiano Carranza and loyal forces fight rebels for five days. Carranza captures a rebel chief with 1,009 of his men, moving toward Puebla and Oaxaca. Government troops aim to delay pursuit as Aguilar and Sanchez lead further resistance.
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RA Cruz
Venustiano Carranza
Puebla
Oaxaca
Young boy hero saves life of many passengers
In Baker Oregon on May 19 a 12 year old boy named Gibbs halted a Sumpter Valley Railway train from plunging into a burning bridge near Saltse Dury, where a spark from a locomotive may have started the blaze that damaged two spans.
Mexican leader Carranza flees toward mountains after escape
Washington May 1. Alvaro Obregon pictured Carranza as a fugitive in the mountains between Mexico City and Vera Cruz after forcing his retreat from the capital. Reports on the San Marcoe fight were scarce but dispatches from Cruz claimed Carranza crossed revolutionary lines, easing concerns over his deposition.
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Conyrmmt
Underwood & Underwood
Washington
Venustiano Carranza
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico City
Vera Graz
San Marcoe
Carranza
Cruz
Remarkable Strength Displayer in Attempt
A fragmentary report from Peoria recounts an incident where a woman, trapped by a railroad bridge attempt near Burlington and Quincy lines, suffered a head injury believed to fracture her skull after being struck by a moving object. The details are incomplete in the readable OCR.
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Peoria
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Texday
Doton
Fea
Senate approves war resolution despite expected veto
Washington May 15 The senate adopted 43 to 38 a Republican resolution declaring the state of war with Germany and Austria-Hungary as a substitute for the House peace measure. The plan envisions a conference to align both houses and forward the result to the president for signature, with officials predicting a presidential veto.
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Washington
Senate
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Opposition to deepening St Lawrence waterway project
Winnipeg observers objected at the International Joint Waterways Commission session to deepening the St Lawrence River to allow ocean shipping to reach the Great Lakes. Mayor Charles P. Gray and Winnipeg Board of Trade members questioned the project's returns and opined the Dominion should not be asked to fund costly expansion, estimated at 400 million.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
St. Lawrence
International Joint Waterways Commission
Charles P. Gray
Winnipeg Board of Trade
The
of Trade
Debs Nominations Hinted. No Formal Notice Planned
May 15. Justice officials show no plan to formally notify Eugene V. Debs of his presidential nomination while Attorney General Palmer discusses amnesty with socialist leaders. Debs, jailed at Atlanta, is cited as a citizen. debate touches on amnesty for political prisoners. The socialist delegation aims to present 104 resident Wilkon via Tumulty and Baker later.
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Department of Justice
Eugene V. Debs
Palmer
Debs
Atlanta
Delega
Seymour
Wilkon
Baker
Montana Sugar Prices Stable as Billings Factory Reserves Product
A Billings sugar factory says it is reserving its product for Montana consumers and has not raised costs. The company emphasizes steady supply within the state, while market watchers monitor any future price changes.
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Billings
Cos
Government Appeals For Help In Greatest Emergency Since 1917
Government and Interstate Commerce officials confront a vast crisis described as the greatest since 1917. Appeals for aid and relief measures are pushed to stabilize the situation and support affected communities nationwide.
Sugar Prices Spark War Era Freight Debate in Montana
Montana consumers faced high sugar costs as Great Western Sugar faced supply constraints. J K Logan defends seaboard pricing while freight variances raise state prices to 16 17 cents. Officials urge action to ease rail congestion and avert broader shortages amid wartime labor tensions.
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Billings
Montana
Great Western Sugar Company
Stadent
J. KE. Logan
Billings Plus
Ita
Iis Logan Sala
Noatan
Iia
Toc Fuente
Great Western
Prisoner Bluebeard Feared by Crowd in Transit
Los Angeles May 15 The bigamint-murdererP Watson likely will not be taken to San Quentin to serve a life sentence for the murder of Nina Lee Delaney before Monday Sheriff officials said the route and hour remain undecided The case drew crowds hoping to see Watson as a new departure looms In related news Kath sues for 106000 damages with deposition use in defense
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mes P. Watson
San Quentin Prison
Nina Lee Delaney
Wat Watson
Mra
Kath
Reed Dismisses Wilson Treaty as Intellectual Monstrosity
Senator Reed of Missouri condemned the Wilson treaty program as an intellectual monstrosity in the Knox peace debate. He argued the president cannot bind Congress by a mere speech, contrasting with Hitchcock and Steed who urged upholding the treaty policy to keep faith with the world.
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Reed
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Missouri
Senate
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Steed
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Nebraska
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