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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1917

Page

12

Reynolds and the Butte Cook's Union Campaign

The rise of James M. Reynolds of Boulder Hot Springs from waiter to political boss in Butte is recounted. He built a labor-backed bid to elect mayor William Davey by placing 200 union delegates at the Democratic convention and mobilizing waiters to canvass patrons. Davey won easily and Reynolds became police chief as his union gained city control.

William Davey James M. Reynolds Boulder Hot Springs Butte Reynolds Cooks’ and Waiters’ Union Place de Luxe Davey Billie Wayne Clarence Gerald Seattle William Thomas Reno Nevada Frank Lewis Edmonton Lewis Alberta

Montana tax commission to study state valuation system

Charles R. Leonard outlines a new Montana Fifteenth assembly tax commission to exhaustively investigate property taxation, licenses, and equalization. The panel will work 31 months, consult the state board of equalization, hear witnesses, and report recommendations for the Sixteenth assembly in 1919.

Tax Commission Fifteenth Legislative Assembly Sixteenth Legislative Assembly Charles R. Leonard Butte Charles MacNamara Big Sandy William Lindsay Glendive Leonard State Board of Equalization Legislative Assembly Montana Commission

Nearly Enlisted in Wrong Army at Butte Recruiting

A burly Irishman named James Casey entered the Butte recruiting station and, after a gauntlet of tests, balked at marriage as a condition. The officer directed him to Otis Lee, clerk of the district court, for a marriage license.

Butte James Casey Casey Otis Lee the District Court

Montana Inspired Foss the New England Poet

Montana inspired Foss to write verses during a visit to Helena ten years ago. The poem extols the state as an empire of vastness and beauty, promising future prosperity, new power, and large populations to settle its mountains and plains.

Montana New England New York Ohio Indiana Illinois Sam Walter Foss Foss Helena Capitol

Navy League Headed by Eugene Carroll Forms Montana Network

Eugene Carroll of Butte, former naval officer, leads a Montana Navy League campaign to boost enlistment and naval strength. He cites patriotic duty, rapid recruiting, and chapters planned in Helena Great Falls and other towns, with meetings already held in Butte.

Eugene Carroll Butte Navy Montana Navy League of the United States Wilson League Carroll Annapolis Secretary of the Navy Department State Navy League Helena Great Falls Naval League Naval Service

Rankin at the Capitol First Day in Congress

Jeannette Rankin arrives in Washington as Montana’s congresswoman to a cordial reception and first address to suffragists. She is toasted by Uncle Joe Cannon and Representative Mann while voting against the war declaration with Germany. Insurance and Annapolis entry details follow.

Jeannette Rankin House of Representatives Montana Washington American Woman Suffrage Association Association Evans Miss Rankin Uncle Joe Cannon Joe Uncle Joe Representative Mann Mann

SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION SEEK MEMBERS IN MONTANA

The Montana Society of the Sons of the American Revolution asks individuals with Revolutionary War ancestors to send their name and address to P O Box 626, Butte, Montana, to establish contact.

The Montana Society, Sons of the American Revolution P. O Butte, Montana

Equitable Life Insurance Ad in Helena Montana

An advertisement questions a wife about financial security after a husband’s death and promotes Equitable Life Insurance. It cites in force and asset figures and mentions double indemnity for accidental death and lifelong income for total permanent disability. Rickards & Hillis are listed as managers in Helena, Montana.

Equitable Life Rickards & Hillis Helena Mont

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