Memorial Day Observances Across Major Cities
Crowds in New York, Columbus Circle, and Washington mark Memorial Day with parades of 15,000 veterans and naval units. Speakers include Senator Lawrence Sherman and Rear Admiral Charles D. Sigsbee. wreaths from Wilson and Grant families honor Civil War heroes. Memorial rites extend to the Maine monument and battleship salute as officials and civilians observe the nation’s dead.
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Central Body Endorses Move Amid Wage Demands in Butte
The Silver Bow Employers Association declares no wage increases will be approved and urges unity against rising demands. It notes miners and mine employees bore the hardest recent hardship and warns that granting raises would lift living costs for the entire community. The letter cites a March 1 effective date for new claims and presses members to uphold the association’s conservative policy and avoid disturbances.
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Germans Capture Verdun Front Sides and Austrian Push
Berlin reports German forces seized two miles of front from Le Mort Homme ridge to Cumieres northwest of Verdun and advanced in Thiausmont Wood. Paris partially concedes loss of trenches near Cumieres, with 800 meters ceded. Prisoners numbered 1,313 as bombardment eases. Austrians press Italians in Fosina and Suzana valleys, while Russians push back Germans near Augustinhof and Gliadki.
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Warden at Sing Sing May Be Thomas Osborne
New York May 80 George W Kirchwey warden of Sing Sing prison announced he would resign to write and study criminology. He succeeded Thomas Mott Osborne as warden after Osborne had been indicted. It is rumored Osborne may return as warden upon Kirchweys retirement.
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Women's Clubs Hold Memorial Day at Biennial
Delegates and visitors at the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial in New York observed Memorial Day with a busy session. The nominating committee announced the slate led by Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles of Los Angeles and Mrs. Samuel B. Sneath of Tiffin for president, with contests for recording secretary treasurer and auditor. Balloting starts tomorrow and results come Thursday. Four by law amendments were adopted to reinstate dropped clubs, require treasurers to turnover records, assign duties to board members, and cover legitimate expenses.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
Whitman
Josiah Evans Cowles
Los Angeles
Samuel B Sneath
Tiffin
Ohio
Board of Directors
Federation
Mexico City notes no letter from Carranza reported
Foreign Minister Aguilar said no note had been sent to Washington by General Carranza. He hinted that if communications were under consideration no explanation was given for their withholding.
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Republicans Push Submarine Build Increase to Fifty
Washington May 20 delegates from the naval committee pushed to enlarge the naval appropriation bill. The House sitting as a committee of the whole adopted an amendment to raise submarine production from 20 to 50. OST RUNGH OF Kuys is listed along with a reward notice for a missing person at Columbia Gardens.
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Resignation of Helena land office registrar spurs politics
Joseph Binnard resigns as register of the United States land office at Helena after two years to return to Butte and resume his law practice. A former state legislator who backed T. J. Walsh for senator, Binnard says the move allows him to protect his legal career. He notes his commitment to local Democratic politics and acknowledges financial sacrifice in accepting the Helena post.
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Wilkes Players Arrive To Begin Work At Empire Theatre
The Wilkes company of 15 headed by Er nest Wilkes and manager A B Hatfield arrives from Spokane to start rehearsals for Alias Jimmie Valentine at the Empire theater. The cast includes Tiarry J. Leland Jeanne Mal Miss Marta Gatman and Ralph Clonger. Advance seat sales start today at Newbro Drug store on Park Street with daily windows from 1 20 to 2 and 30 to 6 until June 4 opening.
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Butte
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President Wilson Enjoys Fun With Broadway Stars
In Baltimore on May 20, President Wilson attended a Friars Club of New York performance at Nixon's Academy of Music. He and leading stars were applauded by a capacity crowd for three hours as actors joked at his expense and songs praising Wilson were performed. The president then went backstage, spoke briefly, and shook hands with the cast.
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Axatherine Hall Arrested For $50 Robbery In Restricted District
A girl named Axatherine Hall was arrested this morning on a charge of robbing L. G. Kemple, a miner, of $50 during a trip through the restricted district. A Parisian inventor has created a device to play three phonograph records at once to boost sound output.
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Axatherine Hall
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L. G. Kemple
Galvin to become president of Union Pacific system
Omaha reports Union Pacific meet Wednesday to select E Calvin of the Overland Line as president succeeding Mohler, who retires July 4. Calvin will have full authority, joining vice president and general manager duties, with Mohler’s successor to be named. Edgar B. Calvin’s career includes roles at Oregon Short Line and Southern Pacific before returning to the Oregon Line as vice president and general manager.
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Monin
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Edgar B. Calvin
Oregon Short Line
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On Railroad and Navigation Company
Southern Pacific Company
Hie
Oregon Line
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