We Are Still Rushed at the National Markets
Retail prices dominate a week long sale promoting Fancy Ham and stock items. Idaho cabbage and rutabagas sold by the pound while apples are marketed for value. National Special and Gold Cross brands lead in canned goods, milk, butter, tea, coffee, and lard with various case and per unit prices listed for households.
Warning to Labor Board Deliberations on National Boards
The executive committee of 16 employes' organizations read by E. H. Fitzgerald of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Ex press and Station Employes. The motion called for an ex parte statement of disputes with railroads about creating national boards of adjustment and for an immediate hearing. Fitzgerald called the situation urgent. W. R. Lee, president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, explained the request concerns national boards to hear and decide controversies. L. E. Shepherd, president of the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors, noted the board would be auxiliary to the labor board handling non wage questions to lighten the current board's workload.
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Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Fitzgerald
W. R. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
L. E. Shepherd
Labor Board
Radicalism Denounced by Bishop Leonard in Philadelphia
Bishop Adam Wright Leonard of San Francisco denounced radicalism in labor circles unrestricted immigration and the Irish independence movement in an address before Methodist ministers. He urged immigration limits to those likely to uphold the constitution.
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Philadelphia
Adam Wright Leonard
San Francisco
Coal Companies Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
In Chattanooga Tennessee on November 29 a federal grand jury indicted 24 coal companies on charges of violating the Lever act. The action marks a major legal move against coal operators amid wartime price and production controls.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Federal Grand Jury
Butte Man to Speak at Mining Congress
C H Clapp president of Montana State School of Mines at Butte and head of the state bureau of mines and metallurgy will discuss Montana petroleum resources at the Northwest mining congress in Spokane next February. He plans to have charts and maps ready for distribution showing the state's gas and oil supply.
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C. H. Clapp
Montana State School of Mines
Butte
Montana State Bureau of Mines and Metallurgy
Petroleum Resources of
Montana
Northwest Mining Congress
L. K. Armstrong
Congress
Clapp
Funeral services for racer Ed die O'Donnell held in Los Angeles
Funeral services were held in Los Angeles for Ed die O'Donnell a noted automobile race driver who died from injuries suffered in the Thanksgiving day race. Rev Henry Clark Smith conducted the rites with pallbearers all fellow drivers. Roseoce Sarles, winner of the race, along with Gaston chevrolet and Lyall Jolls were among those named.
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Los Angeles
Eddie O'Donnell
Henry Clark Smith
Roseoce Sarles
O'Donnell
Gaston Chevrolet
Lyall Jolls
Germany Recognizes Mexican de la Huerta Government
San Antonio dispatch reports Germany officially recognizes the de la Huerta government of Mexico. The German minister to Mexico is instructed to attend General Obregon’s inauguration tomorrow night, per La Prensa.
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San Antonio
Texas
Germany
de la Huerta
Mexico
la Prensa
General Obregon
Grove’s Laxative Bromine Quinine Cold Cure Ad
An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with Grove’s Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It urges purchasing the genuine product bearing FE W Grove’s signature and lists the price as 30e.
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Grove
FE. W. Grove
Witness Testimony Highlights Montana Murder Trial
The trial features Miss Steele denying involvement in the Kerrigan and McAlena deaths while detailing alibi shifts, past jobs, and drug party roles. Testimony covers injections at Goldie Davis cabin, police informants, and the August events from Aug 12 to 25, with jurors nearing a verdict as rebuttal witnesses and court routine unfold.
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Dixon House
Bozeman
Klugkist
Billings
Webbee
Forsyth
Miss Steele
Grand Jury
Navy
Harry Meyer
Lynch
Goldie Day
Cabbage Patch
Davis
Main Alley
Hopkins Street
Evangeline Schoeffner
Red” Williams
Williams
Meyer
Schoeffner
Cr. A. Easton
Goldie Davis
James McAlena
Carol Murphy
Steele
McAlena
Kerrigan
Murphy
Barney Lavelle
Willams
South
Arizona Street
Lavelle
Lillian Harris
Robert Fields
Fields
Soldier Suffering Found With Shell Shock in Rooming House
Portland report details Frank Walsh a 21 year old discharged Canadian soldier found in a downtown rooming house suffering from shell shock and unable to move as authorities investigate.
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Portland
Ore
Frank Walsh
Hardin in Darkness After Electric Plant Fire
Hardin Montana residents faced a blackout after a fire damaged the Hardin Electric Light company plant. Power utilities and dependent industries will be idle for about 24 hours as crews inspect and repair the outage.
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Hardin, Mont
Hardin Electric Light Company
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