American Reply to Mexican Criticism Quietly Shapes Mediation
Niagara Falls Ont June 20 The American delegation at the mediation conference issued a statement with Washington consent rebutting Mexican criticisms of the provisional Constitutionalist plan for Mexico. The note asserts US aims to pacify Mexico and prevent war and urges acceptance of a plan that can actually end fighting and establish a constitutional government through a widely supported successor president.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Washington
Mexico
Wilson
Huerta
United States
Rabasas
Wich
Stewart asks for federal troops in case of Butte unrest
Governor Stewart notified Washington about the potential need for federal troops amid Butte turmoil tied to the Western Federation of Miners. He stressed no current requirement for intervention, calling the talks a precaution and confirming troops are not yet requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
V. Stewart
Washington
Western Federation of Miners
Cuse Tomary
Helena
Montana
Butte Labor War Ending
In Butte Montana on June 18 opposing factions of Local No 1 Western Federation of Miners held separate meetings. Conservatives met by 21 members while seceders drawn about 400 discussed card checks for entry to mines and rioting causes. A fund thief linked to a safe dynamiting was found but not arrested. Mayor Duncan anticipated a compromise after talks with both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Western Federation of Miners
Western Federation
Lewis J. Duncan
Ore Shipment Sets Parcel Post Record To Butte
Butte received a seven ton parcel post ore shipment from Idaho to the Washoe sampling works with ore in fifty pound sacks. The large lot nearly swamped the local office and filled an entire mail car section as parcel post growth continues and costs may exceed postage earned from the Idaho mining company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Parcel Post
Idaho
Washoe
Glacier Park Highway Fully Open From Browning to Grinnell Basin
Practical completion announced by United States reclamation service Supervising Engineer N Savage. The Glacier Park automobile highway starts at Glacier Park station and runs over fifty miles with a twenty foot railway and grades not exceeding five percent. Construction has been directed by Mr Savage under the reclamation service.
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Great Falls
Glacier Park
Browning
Grinnell Glacier Basin
N. Savage
United States Reclamation Service
Glacier Park Station
Reclamation Service
Savage
Milwaukee Line Ready Between Great Falls and Lewistown
C A Goodnow assistant to President A J Earling of the Milwaukee railway says ballast work between Great Falls and Lewistown is progressing well and the line will be ready for operation by August 1.
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Great Falls
Milwaukee Railway Company
Lewistown
C. A. Goodnow
A. J. Earling
Milwaukee Company
Mr. Goodnow
New $20,000 Hospital Planned in Sidney-Sidney
A newly chosen seat of Richland County will oversee construction of a $20,000 hospital in Sidney Sidney. The project aims to expand local medical facilities and serve the county community with improved health services.
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Sidney
Richland County
Montana Judge Revokes Paroles in Bozeman
Judge B B Law of the district court revoked the paroles of John Williams of Salesville and E G Mansay formerly of Bozeman. Both are held for return to the state penitentiary to serve full terms. Williams received three and a half years for robbing a store and post office at Salesville and was ordered to work at a profitable occupation and stay away from Salesville, but returned to loaf and resume old habits.
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Montana
Bozeman
B. B. Law
District Court
John Williams
Salesville
E. G. Mansay
State Penitentiary
Williams
Pankhurst Hunger Strike Forces Premier's Concession
London June 20. Sylvia Pankhurst's hunger strike led to Asquith agreeing to receive a deputation of East End workers. Holloway released her weakened, then she sat on the Commons steps with nurses and a motorcar escort as the crowd gathered. Kier Hardie and Lansbury aided the effort.
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London
Asquith
East End
Downing Street
Sylvia
Sylvia Pankhurst
House of Commons
James Kier Hardie
George Lansbury
Westminster
Mr. Asquith
Holloway
Miss Pankhurst
Kier Hardie
Parliament House
Mr. Lansbury
Palace Yard
Big Ben
Hardie
Labor
Nora Smythe
10000 Killed by Brigands in Southern Kansu
A telegraphic dispatch from the Lanchow missionaries reports brigand attacks in Southern Kansu. Missionaries seek relief from the Chinese foreign office as bandits burn, loot, and massacre. Taochao town reportedly loses about 10000 inhabitants to shootings and arson. The violence is deemed without political motive.
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Pekin
Lanchow
Legation
Chinese Foreign Office
Kansu
Whit Wolf
Taochau
Minneapolis chosen as next Train Dispatchers Convention site
Jacksonville Florida June 20 C A OConnor of Springfield Massachusetts was elected president of the Train Dispatchers Association of America and Minneapolis was selected as the next convention city.
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Minneapolis
Jacksonville
Fla
Medical heroine Marion Mabie dies at 20 in diphtheria research
New Rochelle New York June 20 Miss Marion C Mabie a special technician at the polyclinic hospital dies after contracting diphtheria during experiments to develop a preventive serum. The young scientist 20 years old sacrificed life in pursuit of yellow fever and spotted fever knowledge alongside public health surgeons.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Marion C. Mable
Mabie
Miles City to Celebrate Birthday Jamboree Again
Miles City plans a repeat frontier sports festival from July 2 to the Fourth with a $5000 purse. Old-time riders from Montana ranges will compete alongside sixty longhorn cattle, two trained buffaloes, and three Indian camps including the Crows Cheyennes and Sioux. Two Moons and Curly will attend with their tribes.
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Miles City
Missouri
Powder River
Big Dry
Grant Hostetter
Mexico
Standing Rock Reservation
South Dakota
Curly
Dams Authorized for Milk River Project Operations
Orders from Director F H Newell to start Sherburne lake reservoir dam on Milk river project. Dam 100 feet high with 1 000 acre feet capacity costing 400 000 dollars. Also Nelson reservoir in Malta division to proceed with 190 480 acre feet capacity. Installation of control gates for Shoshone dam at about 35 000 dollars with discharge 2500 feet per second under 240 feet head.
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Great Falls
F. H. Newell
United States Reclamation Service
Sherburne Lake
Milk River
H. N. Savage
Nelson
Malta
Savage
Brewers Pledge Y M C A Building Fund in Great Falls
The campaign closes with 122500 of 125000 raised for a Y M C A building in Great Falls. Major N T Lease and Paris Gibson lead the drive, with J B Long offering 25000 conditional gift. Brewers, saloon men, and others contribute between 50 and 600 dollars.
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Great Falls
J. B. Long
N. T. Lease
United States
Paris Gibson
J. W. Sherwood
Calvin E. Hubbard
Policeman Arrested For Robbery In Butte
Policeman Morris B. Mc Michaels was arrested on his beat in Butte charged with robbery. Mrs. Maud McDougall accuses the patrolman of taking $100 and a gold necklace from her.
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Butte
Morris B. McMichaels
Maud McDougall
Wyoming Sheriff Shot Dead in Sheridan Turbulent Chase
Undersheriff W H Veach of Sheridan is shot through the heart and dies while Deputy Frank Rue of Basin is wounded in the leg after a confrontation with Earl Forey, an alleged horse thief. Forey is believed to die after Rue fires five times. A Sheridan policeman survives a gun attack when a nickel star badge deflects a fatal shot from burglar Chester Falk.
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Wyoming
Billings
W. H. Veach
Sheridan
Wyo
Frank Rue
Basin
Earl Forey
Forey
Rue
Policeman Webb
Chester Falk
Identity Lost on Nagasaki Waterfront To San Quentin
In San Francisco on June 20 Shang a Japanese man carried to the United States by sea ends up jailed in San Quentin for a forgery crime. He used the name James Rogers alias Peter Grimes while Albert Johansen identified him through a prison portrait. A habeas corpus hearing is set for June 27 while he remains free without bail.
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San Francisco
Shang
Nagasaki
Japan
Pacific
United States Army
Sheridan
San Quentin Penitentiary
Albert Johansen
United States Circuit Court
United States
San Quentin
Army
James Rogers
Peter Grimes
Shanghai
Johansen
Rogers
Robert Dollar
China
Dollar
Parers
Refugee from Mexico Faces Dismissal Despite Rescue
A Mexico refugee rescued at public expense is ordered dismissed with a warning and blessing. The case notes the irony of a survivor who wishes to return to the stricken fields, reflecting public sentiment in New York.
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Mexico
New York World
Loan Offer on Teton County Farm Lands
A loan opportunity of 100000 dollars is offered on Teton County farm lands by J E Ritchey based in Conrad. The notice specifies the loan amount and contact path for interested parties.
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Teton County
J. E. Ritchey
Tf Conrad
Real estate transfers and deeds in various townships
A list of 1914 real estate transfers including patents from the U S to Ben Pane and John Hamilton, and numerous warranty deeds and certificates. Transactions cover Brady and Farmington areas with parcels such as lots 6 and 16, blocks 16, and sections 2 7 10 21 28 30. Names include John Gaines Libby Lumber Co Catherine Bieber and Richard Sauer along with Conrad Ryan Land Co and others.
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U. S
Ben Pane
John Hamilton
Brady Townsite Company
John Gaines
Brady
Libby Lumber Co
Register’s
Joseph Eyrand
Willam D. Reiquam
Louis Morgan
Mark Rogers
Vaer
Milwaukee Land Co
Catherine S. Bieber
Farmington
Elize H. Scoffin- Rodman
Chester W. Hall
Conrad Ryan Land Company
Charles R. Wilson
Richard M. Sauer
Montana District Court summons in Boothe v Boothe
In the District Court of Montana Teton County James Edward Boothe sues Maudress Boothe for dissolution of bonds of matrimony on grounds of extreme cruelty. Defendant must answer within twenty days or default judgment will be entered. Clerk James Gibson and attorney Irwin Kartack. Cut Bank Montana. June 24-4t.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Gottfried Waefler
Collins
Anna Luck Fischer
Sey
Section
Township
Range
Meridian
District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
James Edward Boothe
Maudress Boothe
James Gibson
Irwin C. Kartack
Plaintiff
Cut Bank
Baseball Fans Cheer Popcorn Vendor as Nickels Fly
A Detroit Free Press quip likens the popcorn man at a ballpark to a catcher of nickels tossed by fans. The playful remark highlights the lively, humorous side of baseball entertainment.
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Detroit Free Press
Pramittco
US Department OF Agriculture
Parke, Davis &Co
Detroit
Mich
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Glacier Park Road
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White Wolf
Shoshone
Brewers
Sharghaied
Sailor
Forger
R. N. Sutherlin
Register
Sao Cures
Choteau Drug Company
Choteau, Mont
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