One Day Strike by Anaconda Electric Workers
A walkout by 34 of 92 Anaconda Copper Mining electric workers led by J F Dunn lasted one day. Seven returned to work. no broad support from Montana Power or Bell Telephone members. Dunn claimed no official strike. union and campbell-led factions debated treasury use and withdrawal from the Metal Trades council. Pickets and police protection issues arose as some miners faced attacks while Dunn spoke to the Blacksmiths union. The episode centered on individual actions, not a sanctioned strike.
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Anaconda
J. F. Dunn
Tom Campbell
Dunn
Montana Power Company
Bell Telephone Company
Electrical” Workers” Union
International
Remal Connett
Treasury
Campbell’s
Metal Trades Council
Neluding Dunn
Jossin
Harter
Blacksmith's Union
Tom Camp
Minera
34 Electric
He the
Anaconda Company
Metal Mine Workers Union
Brinnminer
Park Street
Tee
TWW
International Trades and Labor Council Endorses Mine Union
The Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council voted to recognize the International Mine and Smelter Men's union, forming a conference committee with John Cornwall Dan Bladden George Lahr ACW Scott and Edmund Ladendorff to bridge labor divisions. Debate raged amid attacks on International president Charles Moyer as the workers' strike dynamics and union finances stirred tensions.
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Silver Bow ‘Trades and Labor Council
Hutte
International Mine and Smelter Men's Union
Metal Mine Workers Union
Linton
John Cornwall
Building Trades Council
Dan Bladden
Carpenters’ Union
George Lahr
Painters’ Union
ACW
Scott
Plumbers’ ’Union
Edmund Ladendorff
Hamed
Ines
Charles Moyer
The
International
Erlend
New Miners Union
Nes
Deportations of Civilians From Mons Continue
Havre reports ongoing civilian deportations from Mons Belgium by the German government. About 120 men were sent away on June 26 and June 8, with likely assignment to forced labor on the German front.
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Havre
Mons
Belgium
Four Men Held on Serious Charge in Miner Assault
Four men Peter Virtich Matt Gibovich Andy Rander and Michael Barbones were held at Silver Bow county jail on a charge of assaulting miner J Vigolof on his way to work The judge ordered hold pending formal charge after investigation Visolof treated at Murray’s hospital The prisoners were fined $50 each for a disturbance but re arrested on a state charge due to the severity of the attack Tom Campbell and attorney William Sullivan aided in seeking the delegate of the...
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Peter Virtich
Matt Gibovich
Andy Rander
Michael Barbones
Silver Bow County
J. Vigolof
Stascault
Tom, Campbell
William Sullivan
Famous Aug Victor records feature Paderewski and Caruso
The August Victor record lineup showcases Paderewski performing Chopin Nocturne in F sharp major and Polo aise Militaire, with Caruso’s Forbidden Must and Marcel Journet in Marche Lorraine praised for refined interpretations. Metropolitan Opera chorus joins in a grand finale as Lauin Homer’s Love’s a Song gains new beauty. The set highlights violin pieces by Frit Kreisser and guest solos from Perdinend Mimmelreich and Hans Kindies, plus a patriotic selection by Reinald Werrenrath and a companion recitation Your Country and My Country. The issue also notes a German capture tally and draft-license lines at the consulate.
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Victor
Paderewski
Chopin
Caruso
Marche Lorraine
France
Marcel Journet
Frances Alda Hay
Vietor Sts
Metropolitan “Opera Company
Lauin
Homer
John McCormack
Frit Kreisser
Hans Kindies
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Perdinend Mimmelreich
Scotland
Joseph C. Smith
Victor Military Band
Mike
Reinald
Uncle Sam
Wille Weston
Car Spruke Strike Ends Amid Arbitration Move
Seattle July 31 The two week old strike over car service in Seattle and Tacoma nears conclusion as representatives of the traction company and strikers agree to arbitration. The accord provides for reinstatement of discharged workers, open shop policy, and a grievance committee. The agreement runs one year. Also noted is a deadly heat wave causing deaths and prostrations in New York and Baltimore.
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Phagen
Berlinblatt
Thone Tiken
Seattle
Tacoma
Tracton Company
Dents Tite Stenatires
James A. Duncan
Morgenthaler
A. W Whities
New York
Forelock
Failing Food Bill Talks Drift to Tomorrow
Washington lawmakers resumed debate on the food bill provisions for a congressional expenditure committee. After another day of fruitless dispute, the committee pressed to extend consideration until tomorrow afternoon as efforts continue for an agreement.
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Washingtve
Welcome Showers Sweep Kansas City Weather Report
Heavy rains from the weather bureau spread across central western Kansas Nebraska and the Dakotas. Crops near the danger point suffered potential losses as rainfall intensified and continued through the night.
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Kansas City
Weather Bureau Ag
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Methods of reaching aliens under the draft debated
In Washington on July 31 the senate held a brief discussion on draft policy solutions for aliens, but the debate ended without progress.
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Washington
Senate
The Disappearance of Ruth Armstrong
Havana July 31 Detectives and secret police reported on Ruth Armstrong an Aten tenn girl. Wrote no one saw her after leaving boarding house July 16. Investigators found photographs and papers destroyed and her name removed from books. The case remains mysterious. Socialists clash in Hutchinson Minn as postmaster defies anti draft speaker triggering a near riot. About 6000 German farmers witnessed the confrontation.
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Havana
Ruth Armstrong
Vace
Tny
Calle Hutchinson
Minn
J. 0
Bea
Tall
Sam G. Anderson
Bentail
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