Removing Ruins of Miners' Hall in Butte
Historic Butte Miners' Union hall on North Main is being torn down after a 1914 dynamite blast and legal battles. The hall’s legacy includes early union origins, notable Montana figures, and a supreme court confirmation of ownership, with the building now condemned and to be razed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daring Row
Miners’ Organization
Butte Miners’ Union
Main Street
Butte
Miners’ Union
Montana
Calkins’ Stationery
Broadway
Main Streets
Butte Union
A. C. Witter
Legislative Assembly
W. A. Clark
Girten House
Hast Quartz Street
Main
Territory of
Charles
Shoemaker
Grand Army of the Republic
Union
Western Federation of Miners
North Main Street
Peter Breen
Silver Bow
Charles Moyer
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Montana Map Free Wall Chart Offer Coupon
An advertisement from The Montana Farmer in Great Falls promotes a six page 28 by 36 inch wall chart titled Montana Map Free with revised Montana map adding seven counties. The offer includes a tsiiute map of Europe and a complete veterinarian's chart, prepaid to the reader's address for one year of The Montana Farmer at 24 issues for 81 dollars with renewals at 1.15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Europe
Montana Farmer
Great Falls
Montana Newspaper Association
Warrenton Harbor the Gateway of an Empire
The Warrenton harbor at the Columbia River mouth is highlighted as a premier Pacific coast port. It emphasizes an unbeatable location with direct ocean access, a level river route, deepening of Skipanon river, and proximity to 2 million horsepower of hydroelectric energy. The piece touts ownership control of offered properties and strong future growth prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
United States
North Pacific
Pacific Coast
Warrenton
Great Columbia Channel
Inland Empire
Puget Sound
Columbia
Skipanon
Lower Columbia
World News Highlights Riot Loots and Air Crashes Across Cities
A synthesis of reports includes Sinn Fein raids on a Green More freight depot with rifles seized, a Caproni plane crash near Verona killing all 14 aboard, milk price hikes in Tacoma, and 18 year minimum for homestead entrants proposed in the U S Senate. Also covered are Hopi snake dances, a fatal grenade accident in Chicago, German ranch purchase in Durango, racial unrest and grand jury plans in Chicago, hunger relief in Omaha, illicit alcohol seizures in Spokane, record airplane gliding in Ithaca, grain market demoralization in Chicago, a search for a lost child by air in Long Beach, a gang counterfeiting raid in Minneapolis, and Lake Keuka grape substitution amid wine industry changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Sinn
Washington
Smoot
Utah
Senate
Los Angeles
Arizona
Chicago
Jean Mayhew
Anthony
Mayhew
el Paso
Germany
Durango
Mexico
Durango City
Omaha
Spokane
Mortana
H. D. Merritt
Internal Revenue
Merritt
Ithaca
N. Y
Rex Marshall
Thomas Morse
Cayuga Lake
Long Beach
Cal
Bobby Hollman
Earl Daugherty
Bobby
Minneapolis
James Hogan
Paul Gottfried
St. Paul
Hogan
Penn Yan
Lake Keuka
Pea Harvesting Breakthrough by Corvallis Inventor
Short pea vines can be cut with minimal pea loss using a harvester invented by Carl Hoblitt a Corvallis seed pea grower and built by Robert Meyers a Corvallis blacksmith. Keeney of LeRoy New York investigates the device at the Hoblitt ranch with six machines arranged. Previously only a hoe could cut various pea varieties. The invention is expected to greatly ease the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hoblitt
Corvallis
Robert Meyers
N. B. Keeney
LeRoy, N. Y
Keeney & Son
Hoblitt
Meyers
Foreign Mail Reestablished Amid US Red Cross Message Policy
Regular mail with enemy countries will resume in days. The enemy civilian communication service of the Red Cross is discontinued. No new messages will be received. Messages en route to the United States will be forwarded to addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
United States
Roundup brass band forms as Montana towns report
A Montana roundup of notes shows a brass band forming in Roundup while towns like Butte Lewistown and Helena report incidents from crime to weather. Highlights include Polson adding agriculture studies major fires near Roundup and a court case involving former teacher Lewis Kellar in Butte.
Price of Liberty Holds Steady Amid Eternal Turmoil
A compact statement notes liberty prices stay fixed while society endures perpetual unrest. It reflects a wary view of ongoing global or national tensions and the balance between freedom and continuous upheaval.
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Pacific
America
Clark
Huntington
Mellen
Harriman
Lovett
Hill
Nature
Stanton Bank
Great Falls, Mont
Redmen of
Polson
Polson High School
Department of Agriculture
Lewistown
Harold N. Blake
Havre
Herman S. Bruce
France
Simms
Alexander Cameron
Billings
Idaho
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Club
Loyal Legion
Silver Bow County
Lewis Kellar
Ruby Pascoe
Henry Pate
Devil's Basin
Ovando
Joe Harworth
Roundup
Raymond Wells
Gage
Maud Allen
H.S. Bruce
B. Company
Helena
North Dakota
United States Employment Service
Rodney Williams
Missoula
Everton J. Conger
University
Poindexter
Presidio
New Jersey
S. C. Huseth
New Optometrist
Optician
New -York
Miners Savings Bank
Northern Bond Exchange
Phoenix Building
Mont
Forbes, N. D
Dickey Co
Geo. H. Ladd
BK. Allen
Grover & Leuchars
1St Ave
Shervich
Northwest
Salt Lake
Boise
Pocatello
Portland
All Communications
Ide
L. S. May
Rovig Lumbhr Company
First Ave
Seattle
Waah
Blue Prints CO I i CCI
Llly Et Eal
Blue Prints
Blue Print & Supply Co. Drafting Supplies
Dunn Bg
Hoenck
KODAK
Fern Studio
Eastman Kodaks
Wheeler Drew Co
Central Avenue
Great Falla
Helena Adjustment CO
Tribune
Great Alls
Truck Bargains
Cest
Insel and Robish
South Main St
Edward Froby Wilson
Albion
New York
Alice Pierson Farrel
Moorcroft
Wyoming
C. W. Flory
FORD
Stransky
Butte College of Telegraphy
Farmers Land Co
Spokane County
Wash
Edwards & Bradford Lumber CO
Ele
C. H. Campbell & Son
Rusk County
Henry Wilson
Ladysmith
Wis
Interstate Realty
Steele Ridg
Itasca Lumber Co
Box 340
Deer River
Minn
Montana Ranches
Sixth Avenue
Bowdoin
Phillips County
P. O. Box
Lounga
Henry J. Angermeier
Steele Building
Monta
Nh Mak
Howland & Maser Security Company
Montana Building
Ontana
W. C. McClintock
Custer County Bank
Miles City
Frary & Burlingame
Butte Stock Exchange
North Main
Great Salls
Ford & Hollister Ranch (Inc
Darby, Mont
Blatchfords Foods
Pat
Orsh & Qgreenfield Co
Columbia Gardens
Columbia Floral Co
W. Broadway
Parke, Davis & Company
Detroit
Mich
Sifudio
French Dry Cleaners RR
CIA
Unique Cleaning & Tailoring CO
Granite
Ki‘ Tout & McCarthy
Lewis & Walker
Butte, Mont
F. C. B. Garland
Wyo
O. E. Bever
Garland
M. N. A—Wk
Eddy
Wisconsin Colonization Company
Sawyer County
Great Clay Tonc
Wisconsin
U. & New Towns
Wisconsin Colonization ‘.O
Montans
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