Supreme Court Holds Labor Unions Liable Under Sherman Act
The Supreme Court rules that unincorporated labor unions can be sued under the Sherman Act for damages caused by strikes and related acts. The Coronado Coal case centers on whether the United Mine Workers and district bodies can be held liable for property destruction and disruptions tied to interstate commerce. Union officials expect funds to be released and foresee implications for future labor disputes.
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Q M 6 Detachment of 1S0RD Infantry Inspected at Muster
The quartermaster detachment of the 1631 Montana infantry was mustered into service and inspected by Major H F Keen US inspector instructor Montana National Guard at the state factory 14S North Warren Street. Jack Long is captain with Sergeants Dittmer Lange Vivian Smithers Bechet, Corporal Ray Maxwell, privates Woody Brazier Pelletier, storekeeper Williams. Detachment to meet for drill Thursdays at 7 30 in the armory.Phoenix silk underwear Try it You will use no other.
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Warren Vivian
Clifford Smithers
Henry Bechet
Ray Maxwell
Jack Woody
Paul Brazier
Victor Pelletier
George A. Williams
Charles TL. Sheridan
Tobin Seeks Democratic Sheriff Nomination in August Primary
Richard D. Tobin filed his declaration of intention to seek the Democratic nomination for sheriff in the August primary. He pledges to discharge duties without fear or favor and says he will accept the nomination if voted upon. Tobin has served as deputy sheriff under former Sheriff Ed Majors and is well known in the city and county.
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Ed Majors
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Washington Conference Theme Highlighted by Dr Mills at Wesley Academy
Dr Edward Laird Mills of Portland delivered the commencement address at Miapiana Wesleyal college before a large audience, discussing the Washington Conference results and church reforms. The event emphasized global brotherhood, new church methods, and the impact on missionary education. Commencement continues with Bishop Charles Wesley Huens to speak, while Montana Westerns seniors prepare for graduation exercises tomorrow.
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Alleged theft of two wood bobsleds case set in court
On complaint of Cyril Boutans, a suspect was arrested yesterday afternoon at Raspberry and placed on bond for appearance Wednesday at 10 in a justice of the peace court on a larceny charge. The sleds used for hauling wood were taken from Colorasse gulch amid a report about 600000 acres devoted to the geowlry of indies in India.
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Montana Senators Vote Upon Tariff
Washington. Jute 5 The senate tonight again debated the tariff bill. A committee proposal to place manganese ore on the free list was defeated 35 to 19 after a forged discussion. Senator Nicholson of Montana urged protection to aid American manganese and tungsten production, charging steel interests profited from high rates. Democrats voting for duty included Ashurst Broussard Heflin Jones Kendrick Myers Ransdell Sheppard Walsh of Montana, with Walsh joining Nicholson in support.
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Regular weekly baby clinic held in Red Cross room
The consolidated health board runs a weekly baby clinic this afternoon in the Red Cross room starting at 1 30. The clinic began on April 25 with five babies enrolled and current enrolment stands at ninety eight.
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Mosher of Federal Reserve Visitor to Helena Bankers
Curtis Mosher of Minneapolis assistant federal reserve agent in the Ninth district visited Helena Monday morning. He called on Helena branch manager R. E. Towle and other bankers and attended Montana Bankers association meetings held last week.
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Ford hints at presidential bid but unlikely to spend money
Henry Ford privately indicated he would run for president if the country desired him, according to William Kenenberg, organizer of a Dearborn Ford for President club, but he would not spend money to seek nomination or election. The remarks were reported from a Detroit newspaper and reflect Ford’s cautious stance on a campaign.
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Five Die in Explosive Accident Near Fan Lorenzo Plant
Five men are dead and three injured following an explosion at the Trajan Powder Plant near Fan Lorenzo, about eleven miles from the city. Officials report a catastrophic blast with extensive damage and ongoing investigations into cause and safety compliance.
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Clarence Rathbun QC Funeral Arrangements Pending
Clarence Rathbun QC, son of Mr and Mrs E Rathbun of State Street, died this afternoon at St Johns Hospital from appendicitis and complications. Body lies at Flaherty and Rofler's chapel. He was 20, a resident of Sweet Grass County, Montana. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Car Dives 50 Feet Into Kootenai River Near Libby
June 3 Libby report says a Ford bug lost steering on the east hill near the bridge. Miles Tins and Carl Russell were aboard. Russell was thrown clear and unharmed. Miles tied with the wheel, the car plunged into four feet of water, he escaped and climbed to shore, later treated for facial cuts at Kootenai Valley hospital.
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Kootenai Valley Hospital
Leigh Lake excursion by Libby travelers on frozen lake
Libby residents report a trip to a frozen lake with 16 inch thick ice and deep snow. The party crossed giant snowslides including a 150 foot deep snow chamber while navigating the Snowshoe road area.
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