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The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
Johnson to Fight Nations League
ON Floor of Chicago Convention
Special United Press Wire.

Especial United Press Wire)
Cleveland, o., June 3-Senator
Johnson's principal reason for going
to the republican national conven-
ton is to see that the convention
docs not pussyfoot or skulk on the
league Of nations he said here yes
tcrday on his arrival here for two
addresses.
Il shall insist that the convention
does not pnssyfoot or skulk Oh the
league OF nations, he said +"
shall insist that the convention take
a manly, courageous stand in opposi-
ton to any league. | ain entirely
satisfied with my chances at Chi
cago, but | will not prognostcate.
Early in my career" said John
son, Il learned that man who
boasts today Of what he will do to-
morrow generally has to apologize
on the day after. l do not assume
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
maryland SENATOR SAYS
ATTORNEY GENERAL USES
.CzARISTIC REPRESSION
Especial Federated Press Wire.)

Washington, Investigation by conuress Of At
torney General Paers illegal persecution radicals and
drastic action by the president free Virginia the
aw!ess tyranny OF mine demanded in resou
tions offered in the Senator Joseph Mary
land.
The resolutions review in the first evidence that
Palmer has by the of spes agents and officers
employing methods comparable those employed the car
in Russia before the days Of the revolutions and
instance, that in West Virginia citizens being deprived Of
their constitutional rights Of free speech peaceabe
bage by armed forces in the employ private
other citizens.
While the resolutions offered separately said to
be the purpose Of Senator France discuss together as
complimentary evidence that the traditional liberty of the
American people has in important instances overtrown
by he similarly auocratc action of officer and Of
great corporations.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
Aircraft Firm Active i'm L0bbv

means committee have been much
impressed. Fordncy was much sur
prised when he learned the other
day that congressman" Connolly,
the democrat who was so eager for
this particular tariff, was no longer
Il member of the house, but was ii
Curtiss employee.
The Curtiss corporation is alarmed
at the possibility of British compc-
tition in furnishing planes to Amer
leans who want to learn to fly, and
who want to put the machines to
practical use throughout this coun-
try.
just after the war ended, the war
department. found that it had some
4,G0S motors-tNpe ON-5-;,nd p
ZIG planes more than it seemed to
need. One thousand one hundred of
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
Senators Finally Locate Missing
Eastern Treasurer For Gen. Wood

Labor will attempt to get in
touch with farmers, agricultural la
Dor and liberal people in general"
Keating said. I'VE will not pre-
sumo to give instructions to organ
izations or candidates. That would
be resented. Each local organiza-
tion will be left free to conduct it's
own campaign. AasSE 4#
Mrs. Antoinette Funk said she
went to the democratic, national
committee after finishing Liberty
bond work. She said she knows
there is no McAdoo organization,
for she said she talked to him for
hours trying to- get his permission
to organize, but he would not con-
sent"
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03

out-of-toWn contractors and labor.
We have brought in non-union
plumbers and steamfitters, said one
prominent member of the Associated
industries today, land night before
last no less than ten were brought
in. These latter, together with those
who have been here for yarying
periods are lying around our shops
with nothing harder to do than to
XIII time and draw their wages. II
it is true that the Henningsen and
Mutual outfits are having their re-
frlgerating plants remodeled by an
eastern contractor who, of course,
brought his own men along with him.
where do we contractors of Butte
get Off
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
Continued on Page Five.)
Hypocritical Sympathy

until the Bulletin attention to the pitifu
plight of Mrs. Annette Markand deceased, any
tempt made by those who gratutousy style then-
selves her friends to alleviate her misery More than that
not until the matter aired in they
experience that the local meIghter took steps assist
her.
The Bulletin is interested in the caes any
than I'M Of other victims of system that
breedspoverty ce disease and misery but company with
other citizens Of this community sgused
with the hypocritica sympathy of some individuals that
being expended the unfortunate little French brde-AFTER
SHE is DEAD.
We the efforts cheap publicity seekers
who attempt capitalize the suffering undergone by
arkIand before her death and without wishing claim the
slightest credit for what has been done in her BEHALF here
inform the shedders Of crocodile tears that had not been for
the publicity to the incident and for which
subjected to much criticism from the sheets and ndi
viduaIs that with brassband accompaniment
Mrs. Markand would in all probability have died many other
victims Of capaIs's have died-unknown and
membered
who anxious to uphold the good Butte,
submit that their task hard long they themselves
support combination of political crooks and murderous
dustria trants whose acts would have dsgraced Prusan
unkerdom.
We quite of the stain the fair of city in
which something like twenty workngmen shot down in
cold blood the other day. but have recollection of
public protest against the lying dispatches that sent out
at that time by the individuals who claim the credit for
cung Mrs. MarkIand from her misery.
Some individuals anxious fix the responsibility for the
story sent concerning the death of Mrs. Markand
wish to offer assistance in this matter in return for nfo
nation concerning the individual who story
the striking miners had up Soviet preparing
naugurate reign Of terror
We would also like to state for the benefit Of individuals
whose charitable activities in direct ratio the approval
and publicity given them by the and VINO far
have always been the side the corporate
opposed to the interests of the that in op
on there nothing contemplate than capazng cari
table acts and sympathy for the unfortunate for purposes
personal publicity.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
(By the Federated Press.)

(By the FcueratfH Press.
Washington, June 3-Maurice
Connolly, former democratic con-
gressman frcm Dubuque, Ia, and
more recently an officer in the air
service, is lobbying in the capital
for the Curtiss company, which
wants prohibitive "anti-dumping'
tax levied against the importation
of British airplanes into this coun-
try..- The senate committee on mill
tary affairs, of which Senator Wads-
worth of New York is chairman,
is reported to be anxious that this
tax shall be provided, SO that the
American aircraft industry shall not
perish A press campaign is under
way Senator Smoot, in the senate
finance committee, and Chairman
Fordncy of the house ways and
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
While '<Scabs LoN in LdLeness
Scabs oy, Scabs Are EMPLOYED

Fresh dissension has broken out
among the plumbers group of the
Associated Industries, it was rll-
mored today, because Of the charge:
that members of the association are
now actually "scabbing' on each
other
1T is stated that the IIenningsen
Produce company and the Mutual
creamery, both prominent members
OF the Associated Industries, and
among those who have been particu-
larly earnest in their desires that the
master plumbers and builders Oi
Butte stand firm for The "American'
plan as against the locked out build
ing tr&desmen, are now having re-
frigGrating installations made BY
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
HERE'S A CHANCE
FOR GRASPlNG
PR0FlTEERS
Especial United Press Wire.

Especial United Press Wire.)
Seattle, June :}.-s,ugar-
shiploads Of i:--cnough to more
than relieve the shortage now
said to be existing in the United
States is waiting in Argentine,
South America, for delivery by
ship anywhere on the Pacific
scaboard at a cost of 10 cents
per pound, laid down.
This word WAS brought to
Seattle by Julio Min&ood, repre-.
sentative OF the Argentine ann
bassador at Washington, who is
en- route TO San Francisco.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
CONGRESS DECIDES
TO ADJOURN ON
SATURDAY

Especial United Press Wire)
Washington, June 3.-Con-
gross viii! adjourn finally next
Saturday at 4 p. IN. 'Fhc action
necessary to assure adjourn
ment was taken when the sen
All" passed :. joins resolution pre-
yioNSly adopted by the house.
Amendments for a recess in
stead OF ADJOURNMENT were de.
featcd hy votes of AZ to 30.
Underwood announced thai
Wilson had authorized him to
say that since the necessary ap-
preparation bills had been
passed he Would not caii ii
special session except in case q:
grave emergency.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03

these planes were of the standard
J-t type, with motors, and 1916
were Of the JN-f Curtiss type, with
out motors. The cost of the lot to
the government had been $50 O,Sl5,-
600. They were sold to the CurtiSs
people ut Just f2 per cent of cost,
on 2,T20, 900. That is to say, the
government sold its motors and its
planes at $500 each, or $500 for
plane and engine. The Curtiss con-
Germ, i'll its contract, secured the cX-
elusive right to buy the surplus
planes held by the government. And
after cornering the supply it set Il
price of $500 to $1,000 on the
machines that cost them $500 apiece.
1t is these planes and motors first
Continued on Page TWO.)
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
TEACHING ANTI-LAB0R IN SCHOOLS

the Commercial Federation of Cali
fornia, with the same officers and
the same kind of literature. 1t
seeks to enlist the synlpathics OF
the teachers through repeated offers
to help obtain increased salaries for
them.
III. N. HaIdeman, head of the Pa
ciiic Pipe and Supply company of
Los Angeles is president, and the
directorate interloclls with the per-
sonnel of the multi-tentaclcd Mei-
chants and Manufacturers asSocia-
----
fro,+;,,oJ ,p Dr.. rr,uo
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
REORGANIZE RUSS PLANTS.
(By the Federated Press.l

Moscow, June 3-The Supreme
Council of National Economy has
taken steps to reorganize in a sim
gle enterprise all factories which pro-
duce oxygen and acetylen. The pur-
pose of the reorganization is to in-
crease production. The potash pro-
duction in the government of Saratoff
has been 10000 pools during the
first months of this year as compared
with $4,000 pools for the whole year
of 1919.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
Capture of EnzeIi on Caspian Sea
By Soviets Creates Big Cof1n1otioI1

London, June 3.--The lombard
ment and occupations of Enzeli (the
Persian port on the Caspian Sea-, and
the subsequent capture OF the entire
Caspian fleet by the Boisheyist forces
have created a cOmmotion III the di-
plomatic circles here 1t is feared
that Tehern is soon to fall. The
British press and the public seem to
be unwilling to send forces to defend
Persia from the Russian attack. The
Lloyd George government is inclined
to let Russia have her own way in
Persia. 1t is authenticity reported
here that the great majority of the
people Of Persia are in favor Of Soviet
Russia. The total population of Per
sia is $4,000, 900. Recent election
inn \
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
BY JOHN NICHOLAS BEFEL.
(Staff Correspondent,
tho EnGcrntnl ErnSS

Los Angeles, Cal, June 3.-Under
the camouflage OF a patriotic cdu-
cational campaign, the combined en-
ploying interests of California are
waging a statewide "confilential'
anti-labor campaign among the
teachers in the public schools.
Letters are sent weekly to every
teacher in the state in the name of
the "Bettcr American Federation of
California" But until a few days
ago, this organization was known as
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
REPRESSION EXAMPLES.
lRY the Enlerated press \

Abo, Finland, juno 3.--Character-
istic Of the present white rule of
Finland is the decision of the Abo
supreme court in case of two
working men. These men had in
their possession Revolutionary liter
ature" and We're accused of dis
tributing it. Both were sentenced to
u years prison terms and to loss
of citizenship rights for four and
six years respectively.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03

to say the delegates will follow the
expression of the republican voters
in the state that had direct primar-
les; but If they do the result is not
uncertain. polled million and a
quarter republican votes in the
primaries, far more than my nearest
opponent. That is no inconsiderable
amount OF the total republican vote
in the country. 1t is an expression
OF what the people want"
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
ORGANIZE LABOR PARTY,

(By The Federated Press.)
Grand Rapids, Mich, June "a
county branch of the Michigan labor
party was formed here at gather
ing OF organized workers and liber-
ais. Plans were laid for an active
political campaign this fall. Three
hundred members have already af-
filiatnd
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
WON'T HANDLE MUNITIONS.

Dublin, Juno 3.-~-When two YES
sells bringing war supplies to British
troops in Ireland were due in port
here, transport workers announced
their decision to refuse to unload
them British dockers have tele-
graphed their resolution to refuse to
load similar vessels in England.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
Sedifious Activities
Contributed EditoriaI.)


Out OF the turbulence of unlawful raids sneaknq nqures
eaVesoroppng snooping ag-wavng profteering,
and other ct-hroat methods of the treacheous
o Dood-suckng eeches who pretending stamp out
sedous actvties the independent thinker beginning to
get possession Of the TRUTH the causes
psychology Of the discomfort which expoers of the nation
nave thrust republic Scholarly informed Lead
ers Of radical thought writers of national
fame, labor leaders, labor newspapers
goodness preachers Of the gospel Of Jesus Christ tearing
Off the mask OF those who enrichng themselves
OF the oiers and saviors orkngmen
and workngWomen slowly beginning realize that they
the victims of social system that
and brought the world to the Of chaos If there
isted opportunity for craftsmanship highest
that time is TO show the criticism
OF radical thought is the task of the Every phase
modern "radcaism being attacked by special privilege
sedious actvtes consist any every being
put forth to ameorae the existing conditions
worker Those who able to grasp situation
forth with the remedy The sedous activities of plum
derers OF the public treasury the traorous activities
who surrendered our ships and railroads foreign flag
the corrupt head and gang backo Justice the
postal department. the treasury DEPARTMENT. we'll nearly
every state and national Legislative committee gradually
coming to light The of outraged people
swift and terrible
The propagatng of harmful doctrines public
der subversve of existing governmental institutions
unnistakaby been belonging the
tves Of the punderbund and the worippes
Calf Every act and utterance these been
defended and upheld by the public press
by capital Citizens have been secretly dead Of
night and rushed off the place execuon every violent
measure OF repression has been organized by czens
mttees whose unlawful activities questioned
Hatred and contempt for all law practiced by
committees selling Liberty" bonds constitutional authority
was challenged and usrped paralysis of business indus
try in Butte has resulted from the attempted Introduction of
so-called American plan, which restraint
OF trade and the destruction of the right collective bargain
ng The promotion of hostility between class
poyers and employees part of the sedtous actve the
Associated Industries Murder and intimidation
lead step after another toward revolution
ona government Of Montana in Force.
The Importance of the gaining Of living wage
porance to the possessing cfassts "seditious nten-
on" the part of labor The wreckng of banks steal
lag OF the pennies Of widows and orphans good busnes
when done under the claw and orde pan activities of
certain of swindler not setious their
tentions sedous these circumstances they merely
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
WARSHIPS ORDERED TO erin
Daring Sim Fein Raiders Continue
Assault on Governments BUILDINGS
Especial United Press Wire. J


Of
las
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-06-03
HALLOTING FRIDAY.
{ Special United Press Wire.

EoPUCIdI UHIleu FTesS WlTe.J
Chicago, June 3.-Balloting on
the presidency at the republican ma
tional convention probably will be-
gin on Friday, according to plans of
the convention arrangements COM
mlttee, which has announced it's
tentative program.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-14
Egyn A -
~ | A.
EN- PITTSBURG. OKLAHOMA

PITTSBURG. Okla. Mayo Gel
Comite Fatriotico McNicano de esta
ciudad- organize este ano las fiestas
para la celebration del glorioso ami
versario de la Batalla del . de Mayo
en- Puebla. Y en- verdad que las. di-
c!las ficstas resultaron sumamente
brillantes. quiza ccmo no Sc haolan
celebrado jamas aqui.
BESIDE las primeras horas de Ia ma
lana de csc dia, en- que Ia ~poblaclon
meyicana despert0 entuSiasmada a los
acordes del Himno Nacioral que eje-
cuto Ia orquesta del professor Pedro
y. PARA. que recorr'o las principales
GALES de IL ciudad, asi como por ell
tronar de los canones de camaras
Il Sc ~lanzaron al aire, haSta las prl-
meras hcras del dia de hoy, .el rego-
clio lie los mexicanos no decayo IN
sole Inomento.
FL prograna preparado para las
fiestas c~omprendia tres parties, una
serie de ~diversiones por Ia manana,
On acto ci"ico por Ia tarde Y un gran
bale por la noche V de todas elias
disfruto grandementa la poblacion NE
yicar2. Por la manana a las 9
Sc efectuaron unas arreras a pie V
en- sacoS; a las 10 tuvo lugar un iue-
20 de Baseball entire una novena me-
Xicana V otra americana; a las II Sc
hizc de nuavo el SaluGo q la bandera,
con p canonazos Y Ell Himno Nacio.
nal. Por Ia taIde a las 2 tuvo We
r~ificativo IA fiesta civica, ~precedien-
dola la ceremonial de IA toma de po-
session Dc Ia nJeva Mesa Directiva de
Ia Junta patriotica. desarrollandose
en- seguida e. programa preparado
al efecto. Sc distinguieron en- esta
ceremonial el orador Official senior LIis
AmesQuita. el joven Albclto Salazar,
IA seEorita Maria de JESUS Alcala
Rosa Lopez, Socorro Tovar Y Petra
Rodriguez, que dijeron las primeras
discusses V representation las Be
gundas IN cuadro plistico. La seno-
rita Guadalupe Salazar tambien fue
muy o~vacionada. por la cjecuc;on de
"a-ios coros de ninos V ninas bajo
su direction.
TodaS las demas pe1sonas que
tuvieron a su cargo numeros en- ell
programa de este acto, cumplieron a
conciencis 81 cometido Y fueron
aplaudidcS por la numerosa coucu,
rrencia. Por la roche Sc efectuo el
bale que Sc VIC muy concurrido V que
Sc ~prclongo hasta deSpueS de la me-
dianocne.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-14
80 4 / REM a ~
Z m NAHV AiAS
OKLAHOMA, COLORADO, KANSAS Y OTROS ESlA-
DOS FUE CELEBRADO Ell S DE MAYO
EN- FREDERICKSBURG, TEX.

FREDERICKSBURG, Tex, Mayo
6.-Un grupo de mexicanos residen-
ties en- esta poblacion. celebraron aver
Ell Palo Alto. una sencilla fiesta pa
ra conmcmorar ell gl'r!oso anlvecsa-
rio Ge la Batalla del > de Mayo, Ia
biendose efectuado ell oa.le en- Ia ca
sa del seror Eustaqu;o LOPEZ, que Sc
prolongj lasta las primeras horas del
dia de hoy. La fies5a tuvo lussr en-
un gran ,yie vacante IN dordc sc le-
vantaror -:;n numero de puestos pa
RI rifas Y juegos permitidos por la
ley. asi como meSaS para merlendas,
cenas. ~refrescos, vendose muy con-
currido el lugar.
Varios orado1es o~ronunciaron dis
cursos patrioticos habienGo sido muy
aplaudiScs. Los orgarizadores de la
fiesta 10 fueron los senores Jesus
Maldonado, G Torres, Tomas Andra-
de, Eustaquio Lopez, R. Lopez. Tomas
Chavarrla V otros v~arios, asi como los
miembro5 del campo Ammonia" de
Lenadores del Mundo, recientemente
turdado aQli.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-14
listed no Intentarla
Domesticar I'm Cato
Monies.
Mr.. Dodson previene contra Ell
uSo del Traidor Y Peligro-
so Calomel. I

Ell calcmel causa sal;vacion.-Es
mercurio. Ell calomel actua como d.
namita sobre ell higado. Cuando ell
calomel Sc pone en- contacto con la
bills, Sc verifica una eruci0n que
provoca nauseas.
81 listed Sc siente biiioso, con ia
yucca, constipado Y decade en- 10 ge-
neral, vaya a cualquier botica y ad-
quiera una botella de Dodson's Liver
Tone, por unos cuantos c%entavos. Es-
ia medicinal es I'm compuesto yegetal
enteramente inofensivo Y substitute
del calorel. Tone hoy mismo una
~cucharada, Y 81 no siente que su hi
gado funcicna mejor, y que sc sien-
te mejor que cuando tomaba el ca
lionel, entonce2 exija en- la botica que
le devuelvan 10 que haya pagado por
ella.
81 listed toma calomel hoy, mana
ma Sc sentira enfermo Y asqueado,
mientras que 81 toma Dodson's Liver
Tone. Sc sentira en- lin %envidiable es-
tado de amino. lleno de ambicion y
listo para TRAFALGAR O diverbirse. Is
inofensivo, agradable Y SECURE para
los ninos, a q~uienes les gustara mu-
cho. (Adv)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-14
EN- TOPEKA, KANSAS

TOPEKA. Hans, MAYO 9.-La fies-
ia del 5 de Mayo Sc celebro aqui, es-
tie ano. ell d;a s. debido a cue Ell salon
ell que Sc acostumbra efectuar los
bales por la colonia mexicana, Sc
hallaba ccupado en- la fecha del glo-
rioso aniversario Y la Junta organi-
zadora acord6 aplazar Ia fiesta para
el dia lie aver, sabado.
La fiesta consistio solamente en- IN
baile, pucs en- vista &c ciertas difficult
tades no Sc organize eSta vez un acto
civicc. perc no obstante clio, e! en-
tusiasmo de los m~exicanos fue como
s!e,npre QUO s. trata de celcbrar las
glorias &c Ia patria, d~esbordante.
Hubo ademas otro attractive. ell de
Ia presentation de Ia Orquesta "Dia-
mante club" integrada por ~iovenes
pertcnecIentes a Ia agrupacion del
mismo nombre. tcd>S ellos mexicanos,
Y que hizo las d~elicius de la concu-
rrencia ejecutando irreprochablemen-
te varies numeros musicaies. La CT.
tada orquesta estren6 esa noche un
"als qTe lIeva ell nombre de la men
ciCnada agrupaciGn Y cuya ie"ra fue
compuesta por e. compatriota .Anto-
MO /. Gutierrez. que fue muy ova,
cionado al cantar con acompanamento
de Ia orquesta ST. production.