Not Guilty For Industrial Workers In Disturbing Peace Case
In Silver Bow Junction the 15 Industrial Workers of the World defendants were acquitted of disturbing the peace after a swift jury verdict. Witnesses, including J. Johnson of the railroad, described disorder at the depot and in the yard. The crowd celebrated outside the courthouse as the prisoners were released and cheered the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Caller
James McCarthy
Walter Parsons
Christian
Larry Duggan
J. Johnson
Hutte, Anaconia & Pacific Railway
Silver Bow
FA. Scnroeder
Mrnt
Johnson
Thomas Matee
G. A.leon
Carl Ogee
Matee
Aaid
Clint Holmes
Holmes
Mr. Dutade
Park and
Wyoming Streets
Women voters weigh in on Redondo Beach saloon issue
In Redondo Beach California Oct 14 women voters went to the polls for an initiative election on abolishing saloons. The dry element won with 829 votes to 640, while women turned out in force for the measure.
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Redondo Beach
Cal
Funeral notices for Mortimer Harrison and David Loughran
The funeral of Mortimer Harrison will be held at the family residence with interment to follow. The remains of David Loughran, who died in Idaho, will be brought to Butte for burial. Funeral notice to follow.
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Whatrigon
Tate
Mortimer Harrison
Pinca "Thie
Wadnentagg Adensteath
West
Gatan
David Loughran
Idaho
Butte
Puneral
Remains of Michel Arnach At Mountain View Cemetery
The notice states the remains are at Bierman Reed's undertaking and lists the interment at Mountain View Cemetery. The service is set for Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with arrangements by the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamon McNeave
Tenany Rat
Berna Ion Fore
Ta Beret Arnock
Michel Arnach
Bierman & Reed
Fternoon
Velock
Mountain’ View
TACHOIX Remate Notice At Walsh's Undertaking Parlors
Funeral notice records a remate of the late Her midias Lacroix at Walsh's undertaking parlors with details appearing in later papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tachoix
Hermidias Lacroix Ae
Walsh
Sanitary changes ordered for Harrison School
The school board voted 4 to 0 to fumigate all rooms biweekly using 100 torches and to hire an extra antiseptic assistant. A plan to install an additional man for desk work and to pay $125 monthly was approved. A committee sought land for a new Atherton Place school next year, and bills totaling 4423 were approved for payment. The water company will add a fire hydrant at the Industrial School for $10 monthly.
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Athe:ton Place
Richards
Vacation Proposed for City Employes
The Judiciary committee discussed a plan to grant street department workers ten paid days off annually after a year of service. Alderman Curran and Mayor Duncan urged approval, while Aldermen Davis and Grigg opposed. The vote ended with a favorable report to the council.
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Judiciary Committee
City Council
Frank Curran
Duncan
Street Department
Davis
Grigg
L. A. Smith
Clarence Smith
McAndrews
Owever
L.A. Smith
White
Man Accused of Arson Threat Over Company Debt
Milwaukee detective Frank OBrien reports Pat Cotter a section worker aged unknown threatened to set fire to railroad property derail buses trains or commit damage to recover a debt he claimed the company owed him. Cotter was arrested on arson charges and accused of taking waste from cars and setting fuel to wood in the yards. He allegedly stated he would derail a train over the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O'Brien
Milwaukee Railroad
Pat Cotter
Aged
Cotter
O'Brien
Fatal suicide by gun at Lima torn by companion pull trigger
Special Dispatch to the Sa Dillon reports Guy Pearson, a camp tender for the Cook Sheep company, placed a .22 pistol in his mouth and asked a companion to pull the trigger after days of drinking and despair. The companion complied, believing the gun to be unloaded, and Pearson died instantly. A coroner's inquest exonerated the man who fired the shot.
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Sa Dillon
Lima
Guy Pearson
Pearson
Stephen Cook
Cook
Sage Creel
Cook Sheep Company
Ridges
Bagle
Atlantic Shipping Hit by Gale Off the Coast
A northwest gale battered the New England coast with significant ship distress. The barge Sumner R Mead of the Paoli tow was beached at Cape Cod. three crew were rescued. The Oakland remained near Highland Light signaling for help as two masted Georgie Pearl rescued four men near Nantucket. A Canadian steamer’s small boat saved four more near Grand Manan as the Dreadnaught schooner broke up. In the coal strike region Ludlow, two miner wives escaped captivity after a rescue by John Me president of District 13 UMW. Civil authorities consider mass picketing as unlawful parades and may serve writs on Western Federation of Miners members.
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Sumner R. Mead
Cape Cod
Oakland
Highland Light
Georgie Pearl
Elizabethport
Liverpool
Nova Scotia
Nantucket
Pla
Grand ‘Manan
New Brunswick
Trinidad
Con
Vet
Ludlow
Liberty
John Me
District 13
United Mine Workers
Frank J. Layes
Calumet
Mich
Western Federation of Miners
Uncertain U S Policy as Huerta Crisis Deepens
The article notes waning faith in honesty amid a looming Oct 36 election. It discusses Huerta, U S recognition debates, Wilson's resignation as ambassador, and potential shifts toward supporting constitutionalists if arms embargoes occur. Washington scrutinizes evolutionist leaders while awaiting clearer policy directions.
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United States
Huerta
Henry Lane Wilson
Wilson
Mexico
Shade
John Lind
Washington
Bryan
Mexican minister states status unchanged amid US notes
The Mexican foreign office and the American chargé d’affaires offered no clear tone to the Washington memorandum as Mexico contemplates the dissolution of congress and the imprisonment of deputies. Foreign Minister Moheno prepared a reply, to be reviewed by ministers before being made public, amid rumors of passports and British or German moves. In other items, judges restored to practice for Hooper and Wells after prior disbarments tied to contempt questions and street-assembly injunctions, while in Plymouth a murder trial jury for Mrs Eaton proceeded with voir dire in the case against Rear Admiral Eaton’s widow.
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Mee
United States
Washington
Mone
Foreign Office
Senor Moheno
Mexico
Thas
Senor Mobeno
Wilson
John Lind
Vera Crus
Great Britain
Germany
Lionel Carden
Jean E. Hooper
H. M. Wells
John E. Humphreys
Humphreys
Hoover
Wells
Ponies
Plymouth
Mass
Jénnie May Eaton
Joseph Giles Eaton
Amsinippl
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