Butte Suit Opposes Jensen & Von Herberg Theater Firm
Attorneys Nelan and Donovan file in district court on behalf of local men Rowe and Dreibelbis seeking a receiver for Silver Bow Amusement Company operator of Rialto theater. They allege Jensen & Von Herberg pursue a policy harming plaintiffs amid Tacoma labor disputes and a Rialto boycott linked to unions in Butte and other cities.
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Walkout Protests Hit Britain as Miners Strike Expands
London reports a looming industrial crisis as 800000 miners promise to quit with notices in effect Saturday night. Authorities and mine owners prepare for possible closures. violence erupts in Italy amid protests against allied policy toward Russia.
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Fire at Motor Tire and Sales damages Vulcanizing dept
Early morning fire at the Motor Tire and Sales company vulcanizing department, corner Montana and Mercury streets, caused damage estimated in the thousands. Arizona and Quartz street fire departments fought the blaze, which spread rapidly before containment around 2:30 AM. About 25 cars stored in the garage were affected, and the dance hall above the garage suffered heavy damage. origin undetermined, neighbors Ben and Mrs. Cornelius alerted responders.
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Japanese and Chinese troops fight Bolshevik forces in Orient
Tokyo reports Japanese and Chinese troops are operating together against bolshevists in the Orient. The joint action targets radicals in Kwangtung province, per a Japanese war department statement quoted by Nippu Jiji via Tokio cables.
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Bank deposits rise four billion by June 30
Washington reports that bank deposits in the United States increased by 4.045 billion dollars during the year ending June 30. Loans and discounts grew by 5.806 billion. Total resources of all reporting banks stood at 53.079 billion, excluding federal reserve banks, with capital, surplus and profits totaling 5.954 billion, up 618.303 million since June 30, 1919.
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Mammoth triplanes to carry passengers from Butte to parks
Butte hosts Rotarians hear plans for forty passenger airplanes from Curtiss to shuttle tourists to Yellowstone and Glacier parks next summer. Flights would depart Butte at 8 am reaching Yellowstone at 9 39 am then return by 6 pm. Glacier park trips follow the next day with similar timings.
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Large Lot of Dynamite Discovered on Buckwheat Island
Ten cases containing about 560 sticks of dynamite were found in a wooden shanty on Buckwheat Island off Staten Island. Two cases had been opened and part of the contents removed. Police hope the find will aid their investigation into the Wall Street explosion.
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U P officials arrive in Butte on special train
In Butte after midnight the Union Pacific president Carl R. Gray and a dozen top officials arrived in seven carriages. VIPs included H M Adams vice president traffic E E Calvin VP operations H V Platt Oregon Short Line GM and HH Knickerbocker Oregon Short Line general superintendent. The group will stay until noon for the annual road inspection tour.
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Rescue atop 150-foot mast saves worker in peril
In Toronto on October 14 Joseph Moulday a construction foreman climbed a 150-foot derrick mast to rescue Frank Carvell who was unconscious hanging from a glove wedged between a cable and pulley wheel. The act occurred before hundreds and Moulday will be recommended for the Humane Society’s saving medal.
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Senator Myers States Position in Montana Campaign
United States Senator Henry J. Myers outlined his view on the Montana race in Helena tonight. He arrives in Harlowton tomorrow for a campaign that spans 15 cities in 16 days, arguing that the non-partisan-labor league ticket lacks Democratic eligibility and is not a Democratic ticket. He pointed to the ticket’s lack of Democratic nomination and its ties to Republican affiliates, insisting Democrats should vote loyally for their party. He noted the league’s materials present Democrats as incidental and questioned whether Montanans will accept its program and principles.
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Four Young Dublin Men Fire Upon Soldiers at Bank
At 2:30 pm an officer and two soldiers in an armored car visited Phibsborough bank to draw pay when four young men opened fire. One soldier was wounded and a civilian assailant was shot in the head and died later.
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Protests Rise as Riots in San Giovanni Rotondo Claim 11 Lives
Eleven killed and about one hundred wounded in rioting at San Giovanni Rotondo during today’s strike. A nationwide meeting adopted a resolution denouncing oppression of workers and soldiers, demanding release of political prisoners and urging Italy and Entente states to ease tensions with communist Russia. The text calls for blocking war material trade to aid Russia.
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Mills to Close All New Bedford Mills Tomorrow
The Sharp Manufacturing Company announced all mills in New Bedford will shut tomorrow for an indefinite period due to weak cotton cloth market conditions. The move affects operations and may impact workers awaiting further details.
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Utah Idaho Sugar indicted for unlawful sugar sales
The Utah Idaho Sugar Co and eight directors C W Nibley Merrill Nibley Thomas R Cutler W S McCor nick David A Smith James C Murdock W H Watts and S H Love were indicted by a federal grand jury in Pocatello Idaho on 14 October on 13 counts for selling necessary food products at unjust prices under the Lever Act. It alleges the firm controlled 30 million pounds of sugar around May 1 and production cost of 9.44 per bag with delivery 1, with Idaho sales priced from 23.13 to 24.13 per hundredweight.
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Merrill Nibley
Thomas R. Cutler
W. S. McCornick
David A. Smith
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W. H. Wattis
S H. Love
I W W Would Block Seizure of Literature
Seattle attorneys George P. Vanderveer and Ralph S. Pierce for the Industrial Workers of the World filed in superior court a complaint to enjoin police from seizing allowed radical literature. The action seeks relief for the western branches of the I W W.
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George P. Vanderveer
Ralph 5S. Pierce
Industrial Workers of the World
Banking system praised by NY bank vice president
The United States has one of the best banking systems and is unlikely to see a panic, said George F. Roberts, vice president of National City Bank of New York, in Rock Hill South Carolina. He attributed credit policy as prudent and said wheat and cotton declines stem from global poverty, weak European buying power, and high exchange rates.
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