No Chance to Revive With the Federation
Testimony in the Western Federation of Miners case describes Charl Moyer pressuring local union officials to resign and to move the union's funds to Denver or Spokane for safekeeping. Witnesses recount meetings at Carpenters' Union hall and Helena talks, with the trial advancing to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Scahill
Miners’ Union
Judge McClernan
Western Federation of Miners
Charl 1 Moyer
Federation
Carpenters’ Union
Miners’ Hall
Moyer
Iw Moyer
Helena
Denver
Witness
John C. Lowney
Lowney
Etick
Breen
Butte Union
Western Federation
Butte
Pat Leahy
Herward King
Butte Tocal
Spokane
Idaho
Michigan
William Meyer
Dennis Murray
Faden
Murphy
Liberty Bell origins and trivia from old notes
The text cites Te was in London 1762 for Pennsylvania state house. It mentions the bell cracked when rung and references a wartime context. It asks when a Walkerville cable line was discontinued, implying 1807 as paving began on Main street. It lists gallowstone park features and provides population figures for New York and London, with New York about 6,838,587 and London 522,064.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pennsylvania
State House
Spearthy
Walkerville
Main Street
Gallowstone National Park
New York City
New York
Subscriber Coupon Offer Lets Buy Spoons With Sub
Standard subscribers may purchase spoons without clipping coupons. Each month’s paid subscription allows up to four spoons per subscriber, reflecting a built in value tied to ongoing membership.
Judge Backs Police Stop Abuse in Court Session
Judge Whitty backed police duties and warned against abuse by arrestees, fining several $10 and promising stricter action. A woman found in a cabin near East Mercury Street received a warning, while Lee Calloway and Bryan faced jail time or penalties for prior offenses and drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feston
East Mercury Street
Priya
William. Devaney
Bryan
Sheepshearers' Board to Run Union Affairs in Butte
Executive board members of the Sheepshearers' Union No. 1 of North America will meet in Butte in July to audit the books and transact union business. The meeting substitutes for a biennial convention planned for next year. President and secretary P. A. Clark notes brisk business with shearers in Idaho Wyoming Oregon and Montana. In August the group plans travel to California and then Australia. Board members include F. Bartlett Lewis Richards E M Dean D Correa James Grierson and Hugh McGrath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshearers’ Union
No. 1
North America
Butte
B.A. Clark
Iolaho
Wyoming
Oregon
Montana
California
Australia
P. A. Clark
F. Bartlett
Lewis Richards
Phoenix
Ariz
E. M. Dean
Washington
Reed Sentenced to Two Years for Procuring Immoral Acts
Judge Donlan tallies Reed to two years in prison for procuring females for immoral purposes. The minimum penalty. maximum twenty years. Reed may pay a fine up to five thousand dollars, but none was imposed. With good behavior he serves about one year and nine months. Attorneys urged clemency citing Reed’s age and poor health. bail set at five thousand. old bond of one dollar exonerated. Jury discharged after Murray v Haldorn. judge praised the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donlan
John E. Reed
Reed
Charles F. Juttner
Juttner
Denlan
Murray
Haldorn
District Court Hearings Show Cause and Alimony Battle
District court proceedings reveal Hilda Lentola seeking divorce and alimony while Jerry Keen and others face various matters. Don Lowney’s damages suit against the city of Butte over property destruction stalls as 30 days granted for answers. Sinkovich sues St Mary’s academy and St James hospital for $20,000 claiming improper treatment after a Moon Mine cave injury in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClernan
Keoxan UN
Cascade Vorre
Louse
Thom
Don Lowney
Butte
Lynch
Minera
Hielena
Silver Row
Breen
Donlan
M. J. Scott
F. J. Langdon
Well Attended Cookie Sale Supports Central Presbyterian Church
Proceeds doubled the expected amount at Miss Little's Sunday school class cookie sale at Central Presbyterian Church. Members report a large turnout in the Mange area. The remaining balance will be donated to a church benefit initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Little
Central Presbyterian Church
Mange
Mrs Annie Warner Dies in Saginaw at 72
Mrs Annie Warner of Saginaw Michigan died yesterday at her daughter Mrs William Case residence 36 West Broadway aged 72. Case and Mrs Alice E Paul accompanied the body to Saginaw last eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Warner
Saginaw, Mich
William Case
West Broadway
Case
Alice E. Paul
Saginaw
Bankruptcy and probate notices from Montana docket
The Great Falls federal court referred George N. Glass of Havre for discharge and scheduled hearings. Probate mentions Mrs. Warner of Sagina son, William H. Warner, and cases against W. H. Eller and T. F. Hartress with hearings set for Helena June 28. Also notes E Alley admitted to federal practice and a list of assorted miscellaneous items including maingoings and watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Glass
Havre
Great Falls
Bourquin
W. H. Eller
T. F. Hartress
Bf Clifford Moe
Henry Dannbisser
Helena
E. Alley
W. B. Rodgers
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Atlanta, GA
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Owl Creek
Bear Creek
Rocky Fork
Ely
Northwest CO
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Beecham
Sheepshearers’ Board
Reaay
Manikruptcy
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