Anthracite Strikes Promise to Break Out Soon
The convention closed with a near unanimous adoption of seven demands and two recall measures. Leaders warned miners to guard comments during scale parleys while estimating fixed wages, uniform rates, and improvements for mined coal payment. A five day week and tax-cut advocacy were urged, with Senator Jones promoting a $500 million federal tax cut.
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Mattey
John J. Lewis
International Miners
Juray
Thomas Horan
Locustdale
Montana Honors Commander Mahan at Veterans Event
Montana leaders including Loy J. Molumby and Sam D. Goza attended as Commander Mahan, elected national commander of the Disabled American Veterans, received an ovation. Montana officials praised his service and urged broad support, noting coordination with the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, and stressing ongoing advocacy for disabled veterans' needs.
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Pois
Cheridan
Weaver
Callaghan J
Adjt
Jones
Montana
Commander Mahan
America
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Legion
Reed-Johnson
Rayal Johnson
Veterans’ Affairs Committee
House
Omaha
Congress
NH Tanner
Irotter
Treasung
Ota
L. A. Veterar
Roman Ache
Shaw Toresee
Ea Mann
Organizttions
Mate Commnander Weaver
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Col. Sheridan
Mantana Legion
Hin Lom
Davidson
State Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Commission
Mr. Davidson
Union
Pew
Welfare Commission
Mr. Mahan
D. A. Va
Mr. Pew
Iohany Mahan
Iit
Groza
Callaway
Johnny Mahan
Jurist
Montana Bar Association
Walsh on Statement by Doheny in Cabinet Context
Walsh questions Doheny statement before the public lands committee and probes cabinet memory on the subject. He notes that Doheny claims suppression of important telegrams and describes department files still containing relevant papers related to oil reserve leases and navy fuel oil payments.
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Public Lands Committee
Hughes
Hoover
Doheny
Governes Mem
Walsh
No Identification Frees Pair in Fourth of July Robbery
John Koski and Ray Flynn, charged with robery for an alleged East Side alley attack on Victor Hallawey, were freed after witnesses failed to identify them. The men had been attacked earlier when Naltaney was choked and beaten, with about $3 stolen, per officer statements.
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Butte
John Koski
Ray Flynn
Ropbery
Victor Hallawey
Jun- Hee
Ornaby
Assassania
Naltaney
Cobber dies after self immolation in Butte shop
Francis J. Early, 09, owner of a cobbler shop and dry goods store in Butte, soaked his clothes in kerosene after grieving his wife’s absence. His two sons doused the flames but he died within five hours at a local hospital. In Morocco Abd-El-Krim fractured a leg when thrown from a mule during a plane incident.
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Butte
Montana
Francis J. Early
Add
Malilla
Morocco
Abd-El-Krim
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