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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1920
Page
3
A small strike by Montana Disposal Company teamsters over city warrants disrupted city rubbish collection yesterday. The union demanded checks instead of warrants, citing cashing difficulties. The contractor agreed to pay by checks going forward, ending the dispute after union business agent involvement.
In NENAGH Ireland on April 26 bishop Michael Fogarty of Killaloe called the U S Senate action adopting a Versailles treaty resolution and expressing sympathy with Ireland a declaration that the senate registered the death of tyranny in Ireland the bishop spoke at a regional service yesterday asserting the measure marked a clear stance against oppression.
Bozeman Chamber manager J A Harader praised Gallatin valley crop conditions and outlined plans for the coming year. The chamber will establish permanent camping grounds with utilities for tourists, develop an aviation field, promote farm outreach, and operate an employment bureau to assist farmers in hiring hands and solving problems.
In police court yesterday Louie Baran and Louie Harkovich faced disturbance charges over a two pound rock used as a weapon. Both men, roommates and former friends, showed injuries from the altercation and were found guilty with fines of ten dollars each after testimony in fractured English.
The Flonzaley quartet has built strong audiences in New York and Boston through exceptional concerts. They perform only three programs per season to perfect each work, avoiding overtaxing schedules and external publicity, relying on skill and deep musical intimacy among the four virtuosi.
Judge Bourquin announced the May term will open in Butte Monday with bonds required to report at 10 o'clock for trial setting. Law and motion calendar to be heard then, civil and criminal calendars to be released soon. Term expected to be short due to few cases slated for trial.
The Central Labor council passed a resolution condemning overall clubs as failing to serve a purpose and urged wearing old clothes instead. It named a 15 member committee to present union labor’s view on the Open Shop plan amid support from the local employers’ association. A stray line notes the Belgian government awarded a prize for a plot against drunkenness.
The Ford camp announces plans to consolidate automobile and tractor businesses into a single 100 million Delaware corporation. The new company will include aircraft, internal combustion locomotives, and railroad cars alongside existing auto truck and tractor ventures. Capital stock likely held by Henry Ford, Edsel J. Ford and Mrs. Henry Ford. Incorporation will be under Delaware law due to Michigan limits on stock capitalization.
Simon Petlura, Ukrainian peasant leader, in Bucharest reports Russian soviet troops favor sowing spring crops over fighting and blames the Polish front failure on bolshevist morale. He notes, during a stop en route to Prague, that those with bolshevist colors suffer spring fever and abandon combat.
The New York Journal announced it would raise the paper’s price from 2 to 8 cents starting tomorrow. It cited higher costs for materials machinery and labor and higher profits for news dealers as reasons, and advertising rates were increased as well.
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