Thousands of Miners Walk Out in Butte Strike
A Metal Miners union walkout paralyzed Butte Montana as 12 000 of 15 000 miners quit. Electricians and power workers also left jobs affecting Montana Power Company facilities and railroad operations, while Anaconda concentrator shut briefly.
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Metal Mineworkers’ Union
Montana Power Company
Milwaukee and St. Paul
F. J. McNulty
Electreians
McNulty
Washington
The
Coune of
National Defense
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Montana Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Great Falls
Paconda
Anaconda
Germany plots Hindenburg line inside United States
A wartime analysis claims Germany envisions a theoretical Hindenburg line within the United States, aurally spanning rich coal and iron districts and major ports such as Boston New York Portland Philadelphia Baltimore under potential conquest if invasion succeeds.
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Germany
United States
Boston
New York
Portland
Philadelphia
Baltimore
America
Hindenburg
West Pledges Million More Than Portion
The West from the Mississippi to the Pacific pledges fifteen million plus to the Red Cross war council with California leading at 3.25 million and Texas at 2.1 million. Washington Colorado Oklahoma and Nebraska promise a million each. Iowa Missouri half a million. Oregon 700000. Idaho 400000. Montana 300000. Arizona Utah 250000 each. New Mexico Arkansas 200000. Nevada Wyoming 100000. The total reaches 15.85 million as railroads plan to host delegates with sessions and a Yosemite visit.
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San Francisco
West
Mississippi
Pacific
Red Cross War Council
Western Committee
California
Texas
Kansas
Washington
Colorado
Oklahoma
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Missouri
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Arzona
Utah
New Mexio
Arkansas
Nevada
Wyoming
Baseball Roundup Shows See-Saw National Race
New York regroups after a Cincinnati setback and wins five straight as Philadelphia and New York vie for the lead. Chicago holds the American lead while Boston falters. Boston drops two in a row to Chicago in key games. Hitters slump as Barry’s pitching falters temporarily.
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New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Barry
Train Dispatchers' Association Opens Thirtieth Convention
Fresno California June 19 The thirtieth annual convention of the Train Dispatchers Association of America opened with about 300 delegates and over 800 visitors. Sessions will cover train rules operation safety devices and related railroad topics as the four day meeting begins.
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Yosemite National Park
F. I. Felter
New York City
New York Central Lines
H. P. Riggs
la Grande
Ore
J. F. Mackie
Rock Island
Chicago
Felter
W. F. Toomey
Fresno
Cal
Yale Educator Heads Paris Social Center Effort
Prof. George Henry Nettleton of Yale will lead the Yale bureau in Paris to establish a social center and relief work for Yale men in France. The English literature scholar has published notable eighteenth century works and contributed to the Cambridge History of English Literature. The Wisconsin University extension division offers free municipal advisory engineering to Wisconsin communities for water, sewer, roads, city planning and sanitation projects, with travel expenses only.
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George Henry Nettleton
Yale
Paris
France
Cambridge
Cambridge History of English Literature
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
HarvardMIT Navigation School Opens in Astronomy Lab
The first U S Shipping Board navigation school for seafaring men aiming to become officers has opened in Harvard's astronomical laboratory, Cambridge. Instructors come from MIT. a network of schools will span the coast with the next at Greenport L I. About 5000 engineers and assistants will be needed for the merchant marine.
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United States Shipping Board
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
American
Seaboard
Greenport
L. I
Atlantic
Caribbean Sea
South American
British universities praised for wartime work by Fisher
Dr. Herbert A. L. Fisher voices high regard for the universities as they contributed to the war effort, detailing scholarly and logistical support, scientific research, and student service. The piece underscores academic mobilization and national contribution during conflict.
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Herbert A. L. Fisher
War reshapes universities as scholars join national effort
British education minister notes that war draws chemists engineers physicists doctors teachers and scholars from all fields into national service. Professors research assistants and students become assets as universities contribute deadly weapons, maps and strategic knowledge to support Britain and its allies. A volume catalogs notable university efforts to end of last year and prompts America to record its own college actions.
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Trecalls
Dr. Fisher
Salonika
War Office
Asia Minor
Athens
Levant
Academe
Germany
Whitehall
Britain
America
Reward Offered for Missing Lady's Umbrella
A reward is offered for information about the location of a gold and pearl handled lady's umbrella with initials M. T. P. on the end of the handle. It was stolen about a week ago from 216 South Hayes Street. Contact John W. Peter at phone 626-J.
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South Hayes Street
John W. Peter
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Baseball Review
Profit Clipper Qulacy Building
Denver
Senate
Panamas
Law Lela
WM. Beasley Auto Equipment
N. Main
Fast Auto Express and
Pocatello Engineering & Machinery Company
South Main
United Taxi Company
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