Montana Strikes Across Year Highlight Butte Mines Shut
Montana records show industrial unrest rising over 1919 and 1920 with 21 strikes last year and 18 so far in 1920. Notable actions include the I W W closing Butte mines, city trades and mine workers, periodical walkouts in Great Falls Billings Helena and Missoula, and union demands for higher pay and an eight hour day.
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Montana
W. ¥. Swindlehurst
Department of Labor and Industry
Butte Building Trades
Helena
Billings
Miles City
Butte
Great Falls
Milwaukee
Deer Lodge
Federal
Livingston
Neihart
Misoula
Lewistown
Anaconda
Graduates honored at Montana state college Bozeman and Missoula
The Montana state college class of 1920 in Bozeman and the Missoula campus will graduate 116 students with degrees in arts sciences and law. Honors go to nine students including Genevieve Hall and Vera Harris of Bozeman. Commencement runs June 13 to 16 with speeches by Chancellor Elliott and Purdue’s George Irving Christie.
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State University At
Missoula
H. H. Swain
Marie W. Erickson
Reynold C. Fuson
Bogota
Ill
Alva C. Baird
Winfield S. Brown, Jr
Philipsburg
C. Thomas Busha, Jr
Big Timber
Lawton B. Beckwith
Leah Dunlap Black
Idaho Falls
Ida
Alva Burt
Forsyth
Hugh Campbell
Ruth Graphry Dana
Deer Lodge
Florence Worden Dixon
Mary
Ruth Margaret Kleinoeder
Hamilton
John H. Lamb
Laurel
Marion A. Leach
Dillon
Mary J. Lukens
Virginia McAuliffe
Butte
Ann E. McDonnell
Plora G. McLaughlin
Dixon
Katherine Mary Mills
Charles E. Mollett
Anna May Nohl
Belt
Robert Oslund
Great Falls
Homer M. Parson
John Franklin Patterson
Lelia E. Paxson
Tate W. Peek
George F. Peters
Hamburg
Germany
E. Dorothy Powell
Billings
Anna Keely
Beatrice M. Ruiter
Red Lodge
Henry G. Ruppel
Twin Bridges
Alice C. Schwefel
T. G. Swearingen
Margaret Barbour Turner
Helena
Cleve Oscar Westby
Terry
Hazel M. Whitesitt
Corvallis
Lillian G. Woody
Livingston
Everett F. Butler
Chicago
Placido Dacanay
Bachotan
Philippine Islands
Russell Ireland
Pendleton
Ind
Harold Whisler
Helen G. Fredericks
Stuart M. McHaffie
Frances N. Clark
Plains
C. W. Folkestead
Lambert
Dorothy A. Lutterell
E. W. Malone
Fern F. Spright
Joliet
Merill M. Thompson
Albert E. Wochner
Charles Spangler Baldwin
Kalispell
Eva M. Coffee
William Graves Kohner
St. Louis
Montana State College At
Bozeman
Montana State College
Genevieve Hall
Vera Harris
Trena Hollier
Kenneth M. King
Whitehall
Lelia M. Linfield
Ladimir Mashin
Russell M. Pickens
Huntley
Mary L. Stone
R. Parker Stone
The
State College
Presbyterian Church
Elliott
College
Hamilton Hall
Municipal Opera House
George Irving Christie
Purdue University
Carl E. Ladenburh
Columbia Falls
Henry 8. Peck
Lawrence Wylie
Jesse C. Flynn
Logan
Forest G. Henry
Townsend
Henry Oberle
Harold J. Reitz
Elmer M. Arneson
Albert J. Boton
Glasgow
Victor F. Larse
Jack Sweat
Dutton
Earl F. Woolridge
Chinook
Secretariat
Ada Baker
Evelyn G. Seeley
Clifford L. Corking
William J. Mabee
Florence Switzer
Jeffers
A. L. Christensen
Lancaster
Wash
Arthur I. Hoem
Herman L. Dickman
Truly
S. E. Smith
Jas. S. Dickson
Paul J. Hagen
Glendive
Otto P. Robarts
Hubert M. Rice
Los Angeles
Cal
Alexander P. Stone
Willard H. Tobey
Highwood
Ruth
Clarion
George Jacoby
N. R. Jones
Mazeppa
Minn
John H. Kohnen
Grant B. McConnell
Lella M. Linfield
Albert P. Stark
John L. Tyler
Nashville
Bergdoll Apprehension Offer Suspected as Staged
The article notes that attorneys for Grover Cleveland Bergdoll offered $2,500 for his apprehension and delivery, but suspicion grows that the move was staged to mislead authorities.
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Grover Cleveland
Augean Stables Clean-Up Moves on Rio Grande Policy
A broad plan to address long standing environmental and infrastructure issues along the Rio Grande faces a staged timeline. Officials indicate that while results will not appear immediately the initiative aims to improve sanitation and flood control in border communities.
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Rio Grande
Oil Pioneer Harry Van Duzen Built Montana Wells in 1917
Harry W. Van Duzen, central Montana’s first producing oil man, organized a company that brought in the first well in 1917 and now controls 15,000 acres of oil leases. Born in Newport Kentucky, he blends New England, Southern, and Montana influences and rose from bluegrass farms to frontier oil fields.
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Forsyth
van Duren
Montana
Devils Basin
Roundup
Woman's Pocket
van Duren Oil Company
Van
Belmont
Dev
Il’s
Harry van Duzen
Harry W. van Duzen
Newport
Kentucky
New England
Cuticura Toilet Trio Then Promises Clear Complexion
Cuticura Soap daily and Ointment as needed to keep complexion clear scalp clean and hands soft. Add Cuticura Talcum for a fragrant finish as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio.
Trains Plunge Over 300 Foot Bank In Seattle Wreck
Five trainmen injured two possibly fatally when two electric locomotives and a caboose derail and fall over a 300 foot embankment near Seattle Washington on the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound line.
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Seattle
Wash
Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound
Man Forsakes Thirst in Mexico Remark
A remark notes that a man would never perish of thirst in Mexico, implying resilience or abundant water sources. The line reflects a casual, observational tone rather than a factual report.
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Mexico
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