Miners Strike Tensions Rise In Keweenaw County
Reports from Calumet and Keweenaw County show little change in strike conditions amid deputized troops and frequent mine idling. A union rep notes papers claim effort to restart mines, while clashes with deputies spark debates on law and order. Also notes a death in a bar incident and irrigation land allotment progress near Surprise Lake.
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W. Z. Stodden
Engineers’ Union
No. $3
Butte
Calumet
Mr. Iodden
Keweenaw County
Bess
Bert Funnard
Qualey-Carey Land and “Irrigation Company
Surprise Lake
Jail Oversea Faker Poses As Baker In Heist Scheme
A jail inmate in Montana impersonated star athlete Franklin Baker, visiting city stores, obtaining money and clothes with signed autographs and promises to mail cards. He wore a sweater with the letter B, evading quick identification while authorities investigated the forgery and the faker’s ties to the famous Athletics figure.
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Franklin Baker
Athletics
Philadelphia
South
Montana
Watter
Booker
Butte
Tant
Baker
Fire Chief Sanger vows to run department amid suspensions
Fire Chief Sanger declares he will run the department, aiming to remove suspended James I. Robinson and possibly other dissidents if the council backs him. Insurbordination alleged as Robinson faces dismissal while the council’s support is framed as restoring authority and public service.
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Sanger
Nnk
James I. Robinson
Robinson
Aire
Dun
Mike Houghton
Counci
Brewery saloon keeper found guilty of selling beer to boys
Walter Fisher proprietor of the Centennial Brewery saloon was found guilty of selling liquor to minors and fined $10 by Justice Coin yesterday. Evidence showed Fisher sold beer to two boys in the Brewery saloon on Oct 1. Deputy county attorney Napton represented the state.
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Walter Fisher
Centennial
Fisher
Per Napton
Watches and local notices mix with family tragedy
An ad for fine watches at Mayer on West Park Street promises a wide high grade selection with special engraving on short notice. The text shifts to civic gossip about a candidate’s name for a new United office and reports a telegram about a family tragedy with multiple relatives mentioned and an Oklahoma connection.
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Mayer
West Park St
Quinlan Dies After Long Illness at West Platinum Residence
Thomas K. Quinlan, 34, died yesterday at his family home after a long illness. He is survived by his wife and son. The body was shipped last evening from Richards. The report also mentions a fatal automobile accident the previous morning on the fat road.
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Tranger
Richards
Thomas K. Quinlan
West Platinum Reef
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