Liberal Offer Ends Water Strike In Butte
Butte Water Company workers who were union members withdrew from the union and returned to work on same terms offered earlier. The employes accepted the wage increase the union had rejected, ending the strike and restoring a full crew. The union refused a settlement similar to that made with Montana Power, prompting reemployment by the water company.
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Water Company
Butte Water Couy
Associated
Indus
Water Company Employes Give Ax
Montana Power Company
Wights Union
Workingmen's Union
Water’ Company
Over Company
Butte Water It
Carranza Buried in Dolores County After Funeral
Venustiano Carranza was laid to rest late yesterday afternoon in Dolores County near Chapultepec. An extraordinary session began to select a president and interim to govern until a new president is elected on September 15. Adolfo de la Huerta was named.
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Ace Ordanes
Venustiano Carranza
Dolores County
Chapultepec
Cortese
Adoleto de Huerta
Kremer to Call Democratic Convention to Order
J Bruce Kremer of Montana vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee will call the Democratic National Convention to order when it meets in San Francisco on June 28. Chairman Cummings to act as temporary chair and western leadership chosen to open the first western convention. Delegation contests include Georgia between Palmer and Watson Smith factions.
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Washington
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Democratic National Committee
San Francisco
Kremer
Cummings
Rocky Mountains
Committee On
National Committee
George F. Mara
Georgia
Palmer
Hoke Smith
Thomas E. Watson
Rangeme
Bryan says Armenian mandate is impossible for US
Secretary Bryan states that any mandate over Armenia is impossible for the United States. He told President Wilson the nation must not recognize the Armenian republic or enter as a guardian of all small nations. The remarks address the Armenian question amid debates on League of Nations policies.
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Washington
Wilson
Armenia
United States
Bryan
Amer
League of Nations
Train Schedule NP to Be Revised After War Talks
The document discusses revising a proposed Armenia policy tied to postwar taxation and democracy. It notes economic strain from war taxation, potential involvement in European politics, and dangers of surrendering democratic ideals. It outlines train routing changes between St Paul Seattle Helena Billings and Logan with connections to North Coast Limited. It argues for independence of Armenia and urges ratifying the treaty and joining the League of Nations to safeguard democracy worldwide.
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Armenia
Congress
Europe
Welena
May Sach
Brown
Tacit
St. Paul
Seattle
Helena
Stub
Melena
Easthound
Billings
North Coast Limited
Logan
Butte
Garri
Accused of Defalcation Woman Admits It and More
A woman testifies she defrauded funds totaling 25000 over three years while serving as manager of the O pany. She alleges Parham promised marriage after his wife’s death in 1918 and prior to his marriage to a Chicago nurse, claiming he furnished two houses for her and instructed her to sell company money. Parham denies the marriage discussions and furnishing homes. The trial is expected to close Friday.
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Parham
Chicago
Parh
Slash of Prices Only Temporary in Omaha Report
Omaha shoppers face a brief price slash announcement as outlets reveal 20 to 30 percent reductions for a ten day sale starting after Saturday. Local retailers, including major outlets, emphasize the limited window and urge customers to act quickly.
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Omaha
Johnsons Majority Pressures in May 4 Election
Johnsons majority over Hoover was announced today after press reports on the January election. Official figures confirm the result, with details released in brief.
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Hoover
Hoover and Edwards Campaign Expenditures Under Senate Inquiry
Senate investigators reviewed pre convention campaign spending for Herbert Hoover and other candidates. John F. Lucey testified Hoover's national funds totaled about $62,000 with a $1,000 current deficit, excluding California, while Pennsylvania lead er Hepburn cited $20,000 contributed there. Edwards aides reported $12,900 raised, and France said he had no campaign manager or funds.
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Senate
Herbert Hoover
France
Maryland
Edwards
New Jersey
Owen
Oklahoma
M. Baruch
Comitee
Etail
W. McAdoo
Deered
Baruch
John F. Lucey
Hoover
California
Charles J. Hepburn
Pennsylvania
Walker W. Wicks
O. W. Balter
Shoe Industry Outlook Amidst Slow Demand In Haverhill
Haverhill Massachusetts reports one third normal activity in the shoe industry with widespread part time work. Manufacturers cite weak marketing conditions delays in orders stock adjustments and shifting fashion demands. Many workers face layoffs while others sign loans and brace for fall production as leather prices influence future prices.
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Haverhill
Mass
Suppress I W W and Bolshevists Urged by Knights of Columbus
Helena May 25 Suppression of activities of all organizations whether known as I W W bolshevist or socialist which advocate overthrow of government was pledged anew by Montana state council of Knights of Columbus at their sixteenth annual convention closing session A policy of Americanization to encourage desirable aliens for citizenship was endorsed and employers urged to favor American citizens over aliens lacking intent to become citizens Sympathy for Irish independence and self determination for small nations including Ireland was expressed.
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Helena
Bolshevist
Montana
Citi
Ireland
Hoover warns on farmer needs amid inflation risk
In a Washington letter to Representative Riddick, Herbert Hoover urges practical steps to boost farmer returns as he links inflation to wartime excesses, credit expansion, and profiteering. He predicts prices may fall but warns the farmer should not bear the collapse, citing transport declines and market gaps.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Riddick
Can
Montana
Sixteen Chosen First Directors Of New Chamber
Butte Chamber of Commerce elects 16 directors in a historic vote. The top 16 vote receivers will split terms with eight serving two years and eight one year. Voter turnout neared 71 ballots with 634 counted. five died, two ballots voided for nonpayment or identification issues.
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NEW Chamber
Butte
A. T. Mark Snort
Charles
Walker
Wither
Perham
Bacorn
Chamber
Lindsay Fell 10 Death in Shaft of Ticon Mine
A four day search ended when the body of Robert J. Lindsay mining engineer was found in twenty-foot water at the bottom of the Ticon shaft in Butte. He disappeared while in the shaft last Sunday and his death was attributed to injuries from a fall and the long strain of the missing period. Descriptions mention a brave search effort led by parties from the Kane mine and hospital transport to the city for burial.
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Lindsay
Ticon
Robert J. Lindsay
Butte
Sati Mternoon
Ed ‘Kane
Jorema Bell Mine
Iavan
Robert H. Lind
He Returns With Charges Against Board
A figure erupts with accusations claiming the board is rehashing old disputes. He alleges grievances of disgruntled naval officers are being aired as part of a political clash and calls for accountability.
Controversy Over Navy Hearings Dragging War Prep Debates
In Washington, Secretary Daniels faced sharp questioning by Chairman Hale on naval preparedness. He defended extending hearings to 1914 references, including letters from Rear Admirals Fiske and Austin. The exchange touched on naval strategy, Mexican waters, and U.S. entry into war amid Senate probes.
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Daniels
Naval
Hale
Navy Department
Bradley Fiske
United Staten
Senate
Austin Mr. Knight
Hate
Surgeons Claim Carranza Killed by Own Action
Fragmentary report cites surgeons at Vera Cruz and Tlaxcalantongo describing autopsy parts on Venustian Tanz. The text supports Adolfo Herrera’s claim that President Carranza died by his own action, not captivity, with uncertain details and conflicting statements about rifle wounds and escape.
Soldier Relief Question Lifts Leaders In The Air
Amid debate on the bonus bill, House leaders consider pulling the measure by suspension of the rules to force a straight vote. Democrats pledge a solid front with Republican dissenters to block the plan as Senate critic Sherman denounces the legislation as aiding a veteran group at federal expense.
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Sherman
Tlinois
Senate
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