Bethlehem Head Stops at Butte
Bethlehem Steel president talks about manganese from Butte and Montana iron ore, warns against ferro manganese plants, notes plans to build three steel depots on the Pacific, and praises Milwaukee Road service and scenery.
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Bethlehem Head
Butte
Bethlehem Company
Caucasus
Russia
Grace
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Seattle
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Mr. Grace
Milwaukee
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bethlehem
Butte Yards
Butte Depot
Arkansas Storms Claim Two Lives
Two killed and four injured in storms across northern Arkansas. Near Piggott a 22 year old woman, Mrs Gordie Keller, and her three children were struck by lightning with fatalities and injuries reported today.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Piggott
Gordie Keller
Haywood Dies in Kremlin Hospital After Long Exile
William D. Haywood, the former IWW leader known as Big Bill, died in Moscow’s Kremlin hospital of heart disease after years in exile. His Russian wife watched at his bedside as he lingered amid a guard of honor of communists. He had been living quietly with minor government roles and was reportedly writing an autobiography.
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Associated Press
Moscow
William D
Big Bill) Haywood
Kremlin
America
American Industrial Workers of the World
Haywood
Mank ority in Lethal Vehicle Testimony Set for Friday
Mankiless manslaughter complaint filed as Brown faces a preliminary hearing next Friday morning. Witnesses include Fred Root of Richards Mortuary and three occupants who say they were in the car when Trevetick was struck near Sunrise Inn. Brown admits driving over the body, claiming another car struck Trevitick. Trevitick, a 10 July victim, was a Rocker prospector walking home when the fatal crash occurred. no driver identified at an inquest. Grand larceny charges against Kate Cosgrove and Oliver McDonald are pending.
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Trevetick
Brown
Fred I. Root
Richards
Kate Cosgrove
Oliver M. McDonald
Trevitick
Sunrise Inn
Nissler
Rocker
Anaconda
Ciatti
McDonald
Justice of the Peace
Louis A. Buckley
Expenditures Reported by Committees in Delegate Contests
Testimony shows totals for Watson Hoover and Brown campaigns with receipts and deficits. Hoover Ohio manager estimates district and county group costs at 15 000 to 20 000, while North Carolina organizer Murphy says only about 500 of his funds were used for postage halls and travel.
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Watson
Hoover
Indiana
Allen County
Brown
Columbus
Hoover Ohio
Ohio
Walter Murphy
Salisbury
Senator Reed
North Carolina
Alfred F. Smith
Cordell Hall
Tennessee
Tax Returns to Be Made Public
The House moved quickly on a $99 152 885 76 deficiency bill and set records for speed in passage and timing. President Coolidge vetoed eight bills, with two House measures to be overridden. highlights include postal pay changes and a nurses corps within the public health service.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Congress
Coolidge
Oddie
Nevada
Jones
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Endorses Montana Candidates
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen at their three day Helena meeting endorsed Burton K Wheeler for U S Senate and John M Evans for Congress First District both Democrats. Officers elected included L A Decco Three Forks chair man H M Jones Great Falls vice chair man R R Mowry Havre secretary treasurer O F Clarke Missoula A J Eamon Anaconda and E A Godfrey Helena trustees. The group discussed the absent voters bill and direct primary law and plans to meet again after the primary for potential further endorsements.
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Associated Press
Helena
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Burton K. Wheeler
United States Senate
John M. Evans
Congress
Evans
Wheeler
L. A. Decco
Three Forks
H. M. Jones
Great Falls
R. R. Mowry
Havre
O. F. Clarke
Missoula
A. J. Eamon
Anaconda
E. A. Godfrey
Board of Trustees
Motherhood
Hailstorm Damages Texas Automobiles in Amarillo
Hail almost as large as hen eggs struck Amarillo causing cars to suffer tops punched through. The storm began after 7 PM and intensified by 7 10 PM raising fears of extensive property damage beyond autos.
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Texas
Associated Press
Amarillo
Mother of film star ordered deported
Edith Shearer mother of Norma Shearer was charged by the U S immigration department with staying in the United States illegally after her visitor permit expired. She was ordered to leave within 30 days and her home is listed as Montreal Canada.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Edith Shearer
Norma Shearer
United States Immigration Department
America
Federal
Shearer
Montreal
Canada
Gangoterg Court Contempt Threats Linked to McLaughlin Case
Chicago May 18. Judge McGoorty orders Robert McLaughlin head of Checker Cab and Gust Steinweg union official to show cause why they should not be jailed for contempt. Grand jury reports true bills against McLaughlin brothers Steinweg and Donohue for conspiracy to obstruct justice in the Eugene Red McLaughlin highway robbery case.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Eugene (Red) McLaughlin
John P. MecGoorty
Red
Robert McLaughlin
Checker Cab Company
Gust Steinweg
McLaughlin
New York
Steinweg
McLaughlin Brothers
John Donohue
Chauffeurs’ Union
McGoorty
Eight Hundred Escorted From Capitol Theater Fire
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on May 18 eight hundred people were guided to safety as fire swept the basement of the Capitol theater. Managers and ushers led patrons to rear exits while smoke blocked the front. Twenty five firefighters were overcome as they battled the blaze.
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Associated Press
Pottsville
Capitol Theater
Quality Meats Price List from Local Market
Local market offers specials on prime rib roasts at 30 cents per pound, rolled prime rib at 30 cents, chuck rib roast 35 cents, corn fed pork loin roasts and leg roasts at 25 cents and 30 cents per pound respectively. Fresh spring lamb and veal roasts also available with Crown roast veal at 30 cents and shoulder roast veal at 22 cents. Swift's Premium hams at 25 cents per pound, veal pockets, boneless corned beef at 20 cents, smoked beef tongue and smoked pork loin priced accordingly.
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ROI Steee En Tess
Road Commission Lets Contracts for Montana Highway Projects
The Montana Road Commission awarded numerous contracts totaling over 225000 dollars for road and bridge work across several counties. Projects include grading surfacing and timber trestles on routes like Malta-Glasgow Three Forks Townsend Armington Lewistown and Glendive Sidney plus a concrete bridge on the Anaconda Butte highway and resurfacing near Polson and White Sulphur Springs. The commission also urged overriding President Coolidge’s veto of highway bills affecting national forests and Indian reservations.
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Coolidge
Colton
Oddie
Highway Commission
Montana
Congress
Malta-Glasgow
Valley County
Montgomery & Son
Chinook
Three Forks-Townsend
Broadwater
Gallatin
Lepp
Whitehall
Armington- Lewistown
Fergus County
Good Roads Construction Company
Great Falls
Terry- Glendive
Prairie County
W. P. Roscoe
Glendive- Sidney Road
Dawson
Richland
N. D. Nichols
Medora
N. D
Poplar
Culbertson
Brockton
Stevens Brothers
St. Paul
Billings
Terry
Fallon
R. A. Schweiger
McGuire & Blakeslee
Polson Road
Lake County
Nelson Rich
Missoula
Philip Creek
Poplar-Culbertson Road
Roosevelt County
L. W. Lockwood
Glasgow
White Sulphur Springs
McLaughlin & O'Neil
Livingston
Butte-Boulder Road
Silver Bow County
Silver Bow Creek
Meaderville
J. R. Silver & Son
Butte
Glendive- Sidney
R. A. Finley
Nebraska City
Anaconda-Butte
Builders Brick & Fuel Co
Butte-Boulder
J. R. Silver and Son
Butte-Meaderville
East Park Street
Silver and Son
Gaylord and
Warren Avenues
Silver
Butte-Anaconda Highway
Brick and Fuel Company
Anaconda
Intermountain Union Speaker Wins Contested Oration
Donald Baldwin a sophomore at Intermountain college in Helena won the judges' unanimous decision at the seventh annual Montana state collegiate oratorical contest held in Helena. He spoke on "The Beam in America's Judicial Eye." Emmet Rogers of Mount St. Charles College placed second, Ira Van Dreal of Billings Polytechnic third. Other finalists included Robert Williams from the State University of Missoula and Benjamin Raskopf from Montana State College at Bozeman.
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Associated Press
Helena
Donald Baldwin
Intermountain College of Helena
Montana State
America
Emmet Rogers
Mount St. Charles
Pioneer of Montana Dead at Lewistown
Mrs. Mattie E. Wunderlin 67 a Fergus county pioneer died in Lewistown Montana She was a Missouri native daughter of John P Barnes Lewistown's first mayor and arrived in 1865 She is survived by her husband Joseph Wunderlin discoverer of the Barnes King mines at Kendall and one daughter Mrs Tom Stout She had lived in Lewistown nearly 40 years.
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Associated Press
Lewistown
Mont
Mattie E. Wunderlin
Montana
Fergus County
Missouri
John P. Barnes
Joseph Wunderlin
Barnes-King
Kendall
Tom Stout
Wunderlin
Charges Against Bishops Dropped at General Conference
The Rev. Andrew W. Shamel of Pasadena said he would not press charges of connivance against Bishops Edgar Blake of Paris and John L. Nielsen of Zurich, ending four cases at the quadrennial Methodist Episcopal conference in Kansas City. Bishop Anton Bast of Copenhagen was suspended for imprudent conduct. Charges of mal administration against Bishop Francis J. McConnell of Pittsburg were dismissed as unfounded.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Andrew W. Shamel
Pasadena
Cal
Edgar Blake
Paris
John L. Nielsen
Zurich
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anton Bast
Copenhagen
George A. Cooke
Francis J. McConnell
Pittsburg
Blake
Nielsen
Blast
Denmark
Shamel
Bast
Three Killed by Young Farm Hand in Pochon Family Tragedy
News reports that a young farm hand killed four members of the Pochon family, including a baby, after taking Nellie and driving to Davis and De Porter homes. Authorities describe the attacker Sherman forcing exits and threatening others before fleeing with Nellie.
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Clifford Davis
Pochon
Davis
Sherman
Felix de Porter
de Porter
Five bishops retire at conference age limit
The report notes that only an apology would be the penalty for conviction and no further action would be pursued. Five bishops have retired at the conference due to the age limit.
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Commission
Intermountain Union
Wein
Weins
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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Butte High School
Henry Sherman
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