Labor Leader Gompers Faces Taft on Injunctions and Boycott
A clipping outlines a political clash over labor rights. It notes John Mitchell James Duncan and other union leaders backing Gompers in seeking abolition of injunctions in industrial disputes and legalization of the secondary boycott. It also covers Taft and Bryan negotiating platform terms and Roosevelts inquiries about Democratic stance on labor legislation. The piece portrays a high-stakes fight over protecting wage earners and legislative changes.
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N.Y
Willam
Taft
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American Federation of Labor
Cony
Gompers
John Mitchell
James Duncan
Frst
Nice
American Federation of Lalor
Daniel Kets
Tonsshoremen's Union
We D. Ryan
United’ Ming Workers
A. 1
Kaulkners
Worker of America
Chanute Worth
International Dredge Workers
Charles McCarthy
Serond
Ye 7 Fen and Linemen
T. J. Dolan
International Steam Shovel
Tabor
Tinlona
Ryan Han
Gomper
Gompere
Bryan
Congress
McThiyan
Roosevelt
Toms
Appeals as Leaders Weigh Towers Plan Contention
A fragmented text notes appeals rising as leaders push a towers project. The piece references ongoing debate and public interest in urban development, but readable details are limited.
St Josephs Bazaar Embraces West Park Crowd Thrives
St Josephs bazaar on West Park street opposite Renshaw hall draws nightly crowds and plans a Sunday dinner with chicken as the main dish to benefit the South Butte parish. Ladies in charge report strong success and untiring effort to ensure a wide reach. A separate note mentions a small fire at 2 South Main street caused by crossed wires, quickly tamed by chemical apparatus. Registration agents will be in offices today to correct voter lists. Also listed are a Thibet overcoat sale and a price tag of 18 dollars on a square deal item.
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Butte Department
Joan’ W. Whitely
South Main Street
McCauley Freed After Assault Charge Trial
A South Butte grocery clerk Joseph McCauley was acquitted in Justice John Dorans court of third degree assault on a boy named John Fairchild. The case hinged on conflicting testimony over an alleged hammer theft and a whipping that followed. The jury discharged McCauley after finding the assault not proven beyond reasonable doubt.
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Joseph McCauley
South Butte
John Doran
John Fairchild
Thessault
Stevens & Hanley
McCauley
Falls Down Chute And Breaks Back In Mine Incident
The body of Patrick O Farrell is at Duggan's undertaking rooms. Death occurred at 825 last night from a broken back after a six moor fall down a chute on the 1600 level of Mountain Cott mine. He was unconscious, taken to St James hospital, and died soon after. Inquest set for Overlook tonight. O Farrell, 38, unmarried, left no known relatives in Butte. Close friend Patrick Ronin. He had lived at Mullins house Cen terville and then Mrs ONeils 4 Missoula avenue. Worked underground in Butte for years and was well regarded. John Korn states he did not receive money from the Republican party on Oct 2 for buying drinks. Hackett Carhartt worsted and fancy tweed $35 suits $25. HUB 73 W Park. For a square deal.
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Cott
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Ovelock
Butte
Patrick
Ronin
Mullins
Centerville
Mra. Oneil's
Missoula Avenue
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