Tampico Oil Men Protest and Mexican Policy Shifts
Reported protests by Tampico oil workers and officials against transfer certificates and notary signatures, as Mexican decrees set labor and trade payments in Mexican currency. The note cites treaty rights with the United States and questions whether US will permit these measures to stand. Details on a Caranza envoy and a Las Cruces engagement followed, with praise for enlisted men and losses cited. About 8,000 Americans are in Mexico, with 2,000 in the Tampico area and 1,200 in Mexico City.
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Mexico
United States
Amer
Manuel Mendez
Carranza
St Louis
Las Cruces
Seventeenth Infantry
Cervantes
Beaucome
Whem
George Fiutett
War Department
Perm Mi
Lance Corp
Davis Marksbury
Hulett
Strong
D. Beventh
State Department
Guadalajara
Manzanillo
Magatlan
One More Shoot Before Spokane Telegraphic Meet
The Rocky Mountain Rifle Club held a productive shoot yesterday with solid sport. Members anticipate the final shipment of guns and ammunition arriving soon and are urged to attend next Sunday, the last practice before the Spokane telegraphic meet. Spokane shooters are among the Northwest’s best, while Butte must field its strongest men on the front line to win.
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Rocky Mountain Hifle Club
Spokane
Northwest
Butte
Was
Fa" Anderson Jr
Sabbath eye opener raid at Dardanelles
Detectives raided a saloon at 308 North Main Street at 11 o clock yesterday after reports of a Sabbath eye-opener being sold. Henry Leonard, the bartender, was arrested amid claims he offered drinks to a week’s end crowd. The saloon was found open and the arrest followed.
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Dardanelles
Pat ‘Twohy
Widon
North Main’ Street
Henry’ Leonard
Sami
Reverend Steele Addresses Veterans Memorial Service
The Rev S R Steele preached at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church as veterans from Grand Army of the Republic United Spanish War Veterans Sons of Veterans and Women’s Relief Corps gathered for annual memorial services. The church displayed banners and flags, with a well attended event noted. Also reported is the death of former Butte man Michael J Muldering aged about 85 after a long illness at Willow Creek, leaving a wife and two daughters and a brother in law Detective Joe Powell.
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Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Women's Relief Corps
Butte
St. Paul's Methodist
Michael J. Muldering
Anaconda
Willow Creek
Hie
Ernest. Sinnette
Miss Nettle
Joe Powell
East Side Stars tops Montana Street in 11 innings
The East Side Stars defeated the Montana Street team 5 to 1 in an 11 inning game on the high school grounds yesterday. Geeman and Hatao led for the Stars while Sloan and Schulte starred for the Montana side.
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Amatech
East Side Stars
Montana Street
Stars
Geeman
Hatao
Montanas
Sloan
Schulte
HELP OF BUTTE LIBRARIAN GIVEN MUSSELSHELL COUNTY
Musselshell County librarians and Roundup and Melstone groups push for a county and municipal library system. Roundup eyes a city hall reading room with strong backing, while Melstone plans a library building from donations. New book lists range across philosophy science language and law, highlighting varied literary and educational aims.
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Butte
Musselshell County
No Services For Bandits Slain By The Americans
Field Headquarters near Namiquipa reports Calandero Cervantes and Juan Beaucome were buried today with no religious ceremony or flowers. There were no speeches, no priest to officiate, and two dusty carts carried the coffins through the adobe village as the expeditionary command faced renewed trouble from bandits allied with Villa.
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Namiquipa
Columbus
N. M
Calandero Cervantes
Juan Beaucome
Villa
Cervantes
Cailus
Cars of the town at a rural cemetery procession
A fragment describes cars from town driving to a distant cemetery for a funeral or burial party. The text mentions Mexican Indians and a man named Cervantes, with an old woman and several dogs present among the participants.
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Cervantes
A. Wothiess
Seattle Mass Meeting Against Big Navy
In Seattle on May 28 a mass meeting of the American Union Against War gathered clergymen and labor leaders to denounce the Hay-Chamberlain army reorganization bill and the pay for national guard as a pork barrel measure. The group protested the upcoming preparedness parade set for June 10 and sent a telegram to President Wilson opposing the navy department allowing marines from the Sound Navy Yard to march.
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Seattle
Cong
American Union
Hay-Chamberlain
National Guard
Wilson
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Republican Nomination Battle Shapes Chicago Platform
Analysis shows Hughes or Roosevelt likely to anchor the Chicago convention ticket. Delegates will vote to align with party platform over personal beliefs, with Roosevelt allegedly steering delegates and Roosevelt's supporters aiming to keep the party united against the current administration. The old guard faces a choice between Hughes and Roosevelt as their preferred nominee.
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Europe
Hughes
Chicago
Roosevelt
Soat
Cumming
Fairbanks
Root
Roosevert
Sam
Mareh
Elf
Old Guard
Unabl
Old Stard
Bulgars Enter Grecian Forts Invasion Shocks Athens
Report from Saloniki via London says Bulgarian forces crossed Rupel pass and seized Rupel fort and Demir-Hissar bridge, prompting Greek mobilization and intense indignation. Greek frontier posts fell without resistance as Bulgaria pressed into Greek Macedonia, with talks of two hour surrender and protocol to return fortifications. News reflects national distress as the invasion test strains neutrality policies.
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Kresna Pase
Struma
Sofia
KOSS
London
Reuter
Satoniki
Rupel Pass
Struma Gorge
Demir-Hissar
Greek Macedonia
Exchange Telegraph Company
Saloniki
Rupel Fort
Demir-Iliscar Bridge
Greece
Macedonia
Ventzelos
Premie
Herald
Vent
Boys Burned In Gas Tank Blast In Sacramento
In Sacramento on May 28 a gasoline tank near a street paving project exploded after cap pistols sparked its nearly empty contents. Rete Wem and 13 year old Ralph Stalzb orge Simmons along with Raymond Scott were burned or injured as the tank flew 100 yards and surrounding houses shook. The group had used cap pistols to fire near the tank, triggering the blast.
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Sacramento
Ana
Ralph" Stalzborge Simmons
Raymond Scott
Kas
Raymond Stalle
German Americans Endorse Unhyphenated Americanism
Chicago May 28 Loyal Germans from across the nation adopted a creed declaring that German Americans may be hyphenated in name but their allegiance is unhyphenated. The plan calls for a national German American central body to coordinate policy on patriotism, canal access, and freedom of the seas, with future actions to be set at tomorrow’s meeting.
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Chicago
United States
German-am Rewspaper Publishers Associations
Panama Canal
America
Chiccago
Mrs Howard Gould Receives One Third Of Proceeds
A Supreme Court referee ruling decides Mrs Howard Gould is entitled to one third of the proceeds from a property sale linked to a foreclose related to tax liens. The 1909 separation preceded the dispute over an $800,000 property, with $421.44 net remaining after charges. Income from the invested amount would go to her for life, reverting to her husband or his estate upon death.
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George J. Gould
Supreme Court
Gould
George Gould
Gran forest battalion raised for Ottawa and Britain
In Ottawa Ontario May mice called for a Gran forest battalion of 1500 men under Lieut. Col. Alexander McDougal. A second battalion reportedly authorized in England and Scotland at British authorities request. Recruiting to start in lumber districts. North wind and hail storm hit Oklahoma May 28 damaging seven buildings at Pairmont and injuring two in Enid as the auditorium roof blew off.
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Ottawa
Ontario
May Mice
Alexander McDougal
England
Scotland
Oklahoma
Enid
Okla
Damas
Garfield County
Pairmont
City
Douglas
Bandit Leaders Captured in Durango_region Torreon Detention
Four bandit leaders including Juan Castro a former Villista colonel and Colonel Chavez who operated largely in Durango have been captured and imprisoned in Torreon. Reports today to Gen Jacinto Revino, military commander.
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Chimamua
Itexco
Juan 3. Castro
Villista
Chavez
Durango
Torreon
Jacinto ‘Revino
Revolt at Torreon Frays Laguna District Amid Amnesty
Dispatches from Gen Samuel De Los Santos show calls for orders as to Northern Mexico troops relocate. Prisoners linked to the Canuto Reyes faction, granted amnesty in Torreon, attempted to seize Hacienda Hormiguero and force owner Carlo Gonzales to deliver 10,000 pesos. The capture for Howea.
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Mexico
Samuel de Los Santos
Carranzixta
Canuto Reyes
Torreon
Hormiguero
Carlo Gonzalest
Laguna
Howea
Stabbing in Butte Leaves Man Wounded on Colorado Street
A man named Gosoomer was stabbed three times by a unknown assailant in Butte early this morning near South Colorado Street. He was found by an automobile party and taken to St James Hospital where he described the attacker as Allah. Police searched for the suspect.
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Tamale
Gosooser
Butte
South
Colorado Street
Gosoomer
Goscomer
St. James’ Hospital
Hhis
Allah
Weather Bets and Old Wager on Rainy May and June
A bettor named W. H. Davey arranges an even money wager on rainfall in May and June across 41 days with a recent trend toward rain. The scheme recalls an earlier mayoral bet offering odds on rain totals from 40 to 50 days, with progressively higher stakes as days increase.
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W. H. Davey
Hutte
Davey
Henry Ford May Try His Doctrine On Europe Again
Detroit May 28 Henry Ford who organized the Ford peace expedition which sailed for Europe last winter may renew his efforts to secure peace among the warring nations He may sail for Stockholm about June 1 according to Theodore Te Lavigne who is in close touch with Mr Ford Gaston Plaintiff left in charge of the peace party when Ford was ill last winter is here for some days and may sail with the party
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Europe
Theodore Te" Lavigne
Stockholm
Gaston Plaintiff
Heun
Russian anarchist killed in duel with police identified as Ward
Police unknown identity of the Russian anarchist slain after a shootout with officers last week remains. A woman named Miss Fitzgerald telephoned an undertaker to claim the body but gave no address. The Russian workers union, which knew the dead man as Philip Ward, began a funeral collection today.
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F. Lubott
G.R. McDonald
James I. Scherer
Alifornia
Arthur Quilter
Couch
Palgrave
Ward
Ian Franewco
John J. Moriarty
Miss Fitzgerald
Union of Russian Workers
Philip Ward
German repulse at Deadman's Hill near Verdun with losses
German army headquarters reported fresh night actions against Entente lines northwest of Verdun. Reconnoitering detachments penetrated enemy positions and returned with about 100 prisoners in the Champagne district.
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Cumbres
Verdun
Champagne
Craters Occupied and Varied World War News
Paris reports French forces occupy sections of three crater sites from German mines in the Argonne as Verdun’s artillery duels continue along the Meuse. In upper Alsace French repelled two German probes near Altkirch while Portoferrajo on Elba island faces Austrian submarine bombardment.
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Paris
Argonne
French. War. Department
Verdun
Meuse
Deadman Hill
Upper
Alsace
Altkirch
Replacing Dickey Bridge Aims for Kew Bridge Upgrade
County commissioners of Silver Bow and Beaverhead plan a new steel bridge over Tig Hole River replacing the Dickey wooden span. George R. Mellen of the state highway commission says survey work is under way, with the new permanent bridge likely this year. The link between Dillon and Butte will strengthen the main highway and boost Montana road improvements. Beaverhead has invested in new road machinery as part of a broader program to extend automobile routes statewide. Gillespie, formerly at Leggat hotel, moves to Grodson Hot Springs for new work.
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Silver Bow
Beaverhead
Dickey
Tig Hole
George R. Mellen
State Highway Commission
Steet
Mellon
Sit
Dillon
Butte
Beaverhead County
Montana
Harris Joseph Harris interment scheduled at Mount Moriah
The body of Joseph Harris will be moved to the residence of his daughter at 910 Where the funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock with Rev John G Ross officiating. Burial will follow in Mount Moriah cemetery. Eugene Philip Brinck, the infant son of Mr and Mrs C W Brinck, died the morning after birth and will be laid to rest in Mount Mo.
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Philips
Harris
Joseph Harris
Tomor
Ghote
John G. Ross
Mount Moriah
Brinck
Eugene Philip
CW. Brin
Joseph Richards Funeral Director and Embalmer
A notice identifies Joseph Richards as Funeral Director and Embalmer at 15 198 Montana Street Butte Montana. The entry lists his profession and location with no additional context or dates.
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Joseph Richards
Montana Street
Butte, Moat
Larry Duggan Reliable Undertaker and Embalmer Ad
Larry Duggan operates as a reliable undertaker and embalmer at 322 North Main Street. Contact numbers include 770 Ind and 1861 for service inquiries and arrangements.
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North Main Street
SHINBORN Funeral arrangements announced at Staite parlour
The funeral of the late SHINBORN will be held at Staite Undertaking Parlour at a time to be announced, proceeding to Sacred Heart Church for high mass and interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Automobiles listed as Robinson Tony taken.
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Peter Kass
Mihoula
Mont
Butts
Tate
Officer killed in Kent defense drill accident
London May 29 Captain Grimes Jones was killed and Lieutenant Henry Tennant son of parliamentary under secretary for war Harold Joe Pennant was seriously injured when a dini jane in which they were maneuvering fell about one hundred feet during a drill in Kent yesterday.
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London
Grimes Jones
Henry Tennant
Harold Joe Pennant
Kent
Disastrous Opening Marks Swimming Season Fatal Drownings
In Lincoln on May 28 two youths died by drowning as the swimming season opened. Victims were Arthur Sorenson, 18, and Robert Col. Lawrence Dwyer, 11, both from Lincoln Nebraska, authorities reported.
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Lincoln
Arthur Sorenson
Riebert
Col
Lawrence Dwyer
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