Government Ends Garb Ban in Indian Schools
Washington Sept 24 Secretary Fisher revokes Valentine’s order barring religious garb in government Indian schools. President Taft upholds decision allowing teachers already employed to keep their garb while in service. The move preserves vows but ends the prohibition across future entrants, with 2600 teachers affected by the change in policy.
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Uta
Whee
wRet of
Indian Service
Reweinden
Pilcher
Wold Monitt
Washington
Fisher
Valentine
Wis
Tait
Provident i& Tal
Vilentine
Mizner
Btr
Taft
Grey Wave
Wisher
Tt In
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
State fair opens with Helena day event launch
Helena day draws crowd as state fair opens tomorrow with about 300 visitors housed by the Commercial Club. Manager Rheem expects smooth setup despite last-minute details on county displays while Blackfeet Indians broncho busting and vaudeville acts arrive. Missoula band arrives to perform tomorrow and Tuesday as weather forecast calls for clear skies.
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Standard
Helena
Rheem
Missoula
Threat to Call Out All Miners in Utah Copper Strike
A strike at Utah Copper properties near Bingham Utah expands as about 350 deputies guard workers. Miners threaten to halt operations unless pay and conditions improve while plans to recruit strike-breakers and possible walkouts across western mines are announced by union leaders and Western Federation of Miners officials.
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Bingham
Utah
Quick
Utah Copper Company
Joseph Sharp
Orhcerg
Utah Copper Companys
Western Declaration of
Denver
Oiter
J. C. Lawner
Western Federation of Miners
Ely
Wev
Kelton
Ark
Santa Rita
N. M
Itteroxix
Butte
Mane
L. G. Sklrtis
California
Skiris
Nevada Miners Demand an Increase in Wages
Eis. Nev. Sept. 22 The inversion here was somewhat relieved today when the miners union announced that the only action taken by the miners of the district was forwarding demands for higher wages and that at present no strike is contemplated. The miners demands have been presented to the management but no reply has been resolved. The district was quiet today with little discussion of a strike.
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Eis. Nev
O Gorman Won't Fight For Wilson In Convention
Gouvernor Wiser declines to comment on James A. O Gorman's stand within the Democratic Party. He plans to speak in Scranton and travel to Syracuse for state nominations. In Kansas City a fire destroyed the association park home to the baseball team and a local tee and forage plant. Loss totals reach 100100, with portions insured. A fire engine and two workers suffered injuries during firefighting efforts.
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Wiser
Unite States
James A. O'Gorman
New York
Syracuse
Wilton
Scranton
The
Kansas City
Baselmll
City Tee and Forage Company
Tee Company
Ulster Unionists Rally in Open Rebellion Against Home Rule
Ulster counties plan to register formal defiance of home rule on September 28. Leaders like Carson and Craig urge resistance. a Belfast covenant pledges Ulster never to submit to Dublin rule, with mass meetings planned and religious services held across Belfast and Ulster churches. Women prepare draft declarations as a demonstration looms.
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Ulster
Gulward Carson
Ivishman
Bir Kaward Carson
EB. Smifi
Belfast
Belfas
Presbyterian Church
Church of Ireland
Ulater
House of Iors
Aviator Fends Off Crowd With Big Club At Wrecked Plane
Chicago, Sept. Acalm aviator W. B. Cooke of Garland California defended his wrecked bi plane for several hours against souvenir hunters after his craft fell during flight. He used a large club to keep the crowd from removing parts until police arrived.
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Chicago
W. B. Cooke
Garland
Cal
Ying Ne
Highwayman Robs Merchant in Spokane Jewel Loss
A Spokane merchant, A. D. Diaz, faced a revolver as a footpad attempted a hold up. The thief extracted a real diamond bar pin from Diaz and claimed a mother’s note, then offered an exchange for a ring. Diaz surrendered the imitation, and the robber kept both items before fleeing. Diaz reported the loss to police.
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Snokane
Wash
A. D. Dla
Asia
Dias
Jean
Heile Dias
Hla
Butte Trips Back From Long Rally Parade
The article recounts a lengthy motorcade and public gathering in Butte with speeches, songs, and a gubernatorial straw vote. It details crowd scenes at depots, hotels, and streets, and notes the emphasis on local political sentiments and demonstrations. Police and court figures are mentioned in relation to a trial and security actions.
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Slowar Nocht
Wilson
Reyih- Noan
Kawards
Bull Moone
Dau Putty geChAllgt
Rolse
Thaho
Mary and McCarthy
Han Apd
Realive
Deinliick Tertugia
Shiny
Cuba Faces Severe Crisis Amid Political Turmoil
A Havana report describes Cuba’s deepening crisis as government finances buckle. It cites a first-time default on July contracts worth about 420,000 and notes efforts by President Gomez to meet obligations while economy strains. Alliance shifts in Havana politics loom as conservatives and liberals court the black vote with promises and pardons.
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Reasonanio
Oriente
Prices Rise and Fall Across Cities in Ten Year Study
An ounced in June by merchants, a ten year price survey shows foods up to 45 percent higher in some items while others like milk and sugar vary. The report cites New York Los Angeles Portland and Salt Lake City trends with potatoes declining in some markets and beef and pork prices rising due to supply shifts.
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Buven
Willie
Micrchatt
New York
Los Angeles
Portland
Famous Old Tom Lug Colonel Roosevelt Visit in Emporia
Willard Allen White assisted by Old Tom led the welcome for Colonel Roosevelt in Emporia Kansas on September 2. A public appeal urged the public to give him a complete rest and privacy, as residents planned a band concert but suspended it in deference to his wishes.
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Emporia
Kan
Willrad Allen White
Kanneyoiraday
White
Watlosadromelteeman
Moosevelt
Mr. White
Kassevelt
Tyoosevelt
Sania
Colonel Roogavelt
Kansas
Topeka
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