Government Tests New Plan in Industry Field
Secretary Baker disclosed correspondence showing Rock Island arsenal control shifting to an advisory workers committee. The plan bills itself as a first recognition of democratic principles in manufacturing as bids and costs are influenced by employee representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rock Island Arsenal
Appo
Baker
War Department
Ordnance Department
Orde
Orde For Mail Locks, Formerly Costh
Rock
Island Sreenal
United “States
Rsenain
Wav
Iis Trust
Iumen
Fultteen
R. J. Comic
James le McCart
Em. Hoyer
Atvenal Sliders
Workers seek partnership in a large enterprise
The text argues workers are no longer content as mere employees focused on wages. They see themselves as potential partners in a government manufacturing enterprise. It suggests recruiting outside talent in management, engineering, and production to advise workers and management on improvements and joint efforts.
Butte Pioneer Millinery Store Owner, Mrs Ellett, Dies
Mrs. Sarah Ellett, longtime Butte resident and former owner of the first millinery and ladies furnishings shop, died yesterday at 220 South Dakota Street at age 86. Surviving are two sisters, a sister in California, two brothers in Ohio and Indiana. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ellett
Butte
South Dakota Street
Martha’ Smith
California
William McKelvey
Chicago
Idea for headspin act from wrestling roots on vaudeville bill
Ted Starpoole of Stagpoole and Spier explains the idea for his headspin is born from wrestling in Australia. He describes training to twist out of a half Nelson by spinning on his head and notes hair wear as a side effect. The Pantages bill also features Davis 8 Hall and company, the Mozarts in Oh Billy, Joe Roberts, and Hall and Shapiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Starpoole
Stagpoole and Spier
Autralia
Vaude Ville
Stagpoole
Bendigo
Davis
Hall and Company
Mozarts
Billy
Joe Roberts
Hall
Shapiro
Emmett Cleary Visits Old Friends in Butte
Emmett Cleary, raised in Butte and famed for his athletic success at Butte High, returns to the city for a brief vacation. Recuperating from a Wyoming auto accident, he visits his parents on West Park Street and notes his work with Buck Creek Oil at Lusk, Wyoming. He plans two weeks in town and spends the day reconnecting with old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Cleary
Butte
Armenian Girl Enslaved by Turks Restored by Y W C A
A Y W C A relief effort in Asiatic Turkey is shown in two photographs. One image depicts an Armenian woman in Aleppo after beatings with tattooed breast marks, about to become a mother. The second shows her healed, with faint marks of her past appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Aleppo
Mothe
Former Butte man sees action in France and Belgium
Sapper Charles A. Curtis formerly worked at the signaconda and a short tri Granite mine. He returned after two years and two months of active service in France and Belgium, where he saw heavy fighting near Arras and survived unscathed. He traveled to New York aboard the Carmania August 27 and spoke of the warm reception by the city and the Red Cross efforts. Curtis plans to settle in Butte with his wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Curtis
Signaconda
Tri
France
Belgium
Curtis
Arras
Carmania
New York
Red Cross
Thirteenth Regular Infantry
Stockton
Seventy-first_ regiment
Mr. Curtis
Lso
Prince de Crok
Royal House of
United States
Edith Curll
Butte
Laughs and Tears in Russell Feature at Ansonia
Mystery romance and adventure mix in Where the West Begins at the Ansonia with William Russell delivering a brisk photo play. The program features Russian violinist Misch Glushhkin returning by popular request, plus a cast led by Eileen Percy Carl Stockdale J Cullen Landis Frederick Bligh Vroom and Alfred Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Russell
Ansonia
Misch Glushhkin
Minneaphony Orchestra
Eileen Percy
Carl Stockdale
J. Cullen Landis
Frederick Bl: Vroom
Alfred Ferguson
First Boston Bank Woman Retires After 35 Years Service
Mrs Jane F Draper, reputedly Boston's first female national bank employee, retires after 35 years with the same bank. Holland reports 38 qualified women lawyers with 19 practicing yet barred from court posts in justice system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Jane F. Draper
Boston
Holland
Courts of Justice
Virginia City Newsnotes Mixed Local Happenings
Charles Ransen and George Port killed a rattlesnake on a ride to Morgan Gulch in the Upper Madison valley. Locals, visitors, and several residents from Laurin and Butte are noted in social mentions, with updates on health, travels, and a school tax vote denial in Virginia City district No. 1. A 1919 marriage license and horse theft arrests are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Charles Ransen
George Port
Morgan Gulch
Madison Valley
Wallace W. Green
M. E. L. Callaway
Lew L. Callaway
Great Falls
Llewellyn J. Callaway
Fay Gainan
Gainan
Varney
Marietta Brissette
Ruby
Elizabeth Bullock
Laurin
Winchester
Martha Jensen
Butte
Beebe
Asp Creek
Bullock
Hood
Yellowstone National Park
Deer Lodge
H. D. Platner
Madison County
Mr. Platner Jr
Charles Douglass
Jair
Boreman
Good Hi
Deer Ladg
Zinia
Sis
Bertha Miller
Etter
Ernest
Jong
Germany
Pitil
Miller
Thomas
A. Brune
Hanah
Mary. McGovern
Bernard
Pansy Connor
Granite Creek
Madeline Weingart
Emma White
Second Round Golf Ahead At Country Club
After the first round at the Country Club yesterday, Witherspoon Malsbury Roche Carroll Bowers Kilroy and Perham advance to the second round today. Semifinals are set for Saturday and the finals for Sunday the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witherspoon
Malsbury
Roche Carroll
Bowers
Kilroy
Perham
Butte Hosts Praised by Montana Pioneers at Closing Session
The Montana Pioneers thank the people of Butte for hospitality during their convention. They express deep appreciation for kindness shown to aging members, noting the warmth and prompt assistance of Butte residents. The resolution honors local organizations and individuals including Thomas Mutague, George W Morse, John Curtin, and Frank D Krown, for their entertainment and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana’ Pioneers
Bis
Consciou
Federal
Anne Tete
Ghorge
W “Morse
John. Curtin
Tn” Sutherland
Frank D. Krown
Motorcycle shop damaged by fire in Arizona Street blaze
Fire at the Exc slor motorcycle shop 412 South Arizona Street caused interior damage after a blaze early this morning. A pedestrian who reported the alarm said a flash within the building suggested a gas explosion. A man named Crane, 34, died in hospital after the fire. Relatives will arrange funeral services at Walsh's chapel and his body will be moved to the Lavell residence on Anaconda Road. Meanwhile a Russell Sage Foundation survey on opportunities is to be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exc Slor
South
Arizona Street
Frank M. Bine
Pro Jetor
Pedestran
Are
Ieeeee
Thigs
Crane
Walsh
Patrick Lavell
Anaconda Toad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmett Cleary
Panhandle
Pete
Airline
Express
Aline Mail & EX
Buffalo
Buenos-Aires
Bombay
Paris
Butteman
Sapper C. A. Curtis
Russell
Virginia City News
Ethel
Altha Baker
White
T. T. Taylor
Taylor
Sheridan
R. K. Hutchins
Hutchn
Tepe Mi
Lyon
Ethel Hutton
Alcide Hichard
United States Navy
Charleston
Anna Dullea
Ada
Margaret
Jay Neville
Miletary Service
North Dakota
Harden C. Vinson
Pipestone Springs
Elliott
Ella
Kenneth Rem
Helena
Hazeman
Hillott
Harry Trenerry
Trenerry
Ruby Doherty
Edith Potter
Gladys Vickers
Hazel Mc
People OF
Jam Crane
Russell Sage Foundation
Undertakers
Daly-Shea Company
Park Me
Larry Duggan
Vole
North Main Street
Bryant
Washburn
Warren Kent
Bryant Washburn
Pathe News
Prof. Mannik
American Orchestra
Parks At the Organ
Aoi
Mayo
Ireland
Will
Ome de Aust Co
Mount Moriah
oSouth
Aelock
S.“Sosenn
Tippett
William Tippett
Witla Piper
Nisces
We Wan
Prat Wnat
Joseph Richards
Uneral