Wyoming miners sign wage deal with stronger pay
In Cheyenne on August 2 a wage agreement was signed by operators and United Mine Workers officials granting Wyoming miners a one cent per ton raise, day shifters 6 to 10 percent daily boosts, and a 25 percent concession for joa ddays with timber and track work. The contract also provides rock handling pay of one cent per ton per inch beyond three inches. The agreement runs until September 1, 1914.
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CANADA'S PURSE OPEN BUT WANTS HAND ON STRINGS
London Aug 2 Canadian prime minister Robert L. Borden stated that Canada will aid Great Britain to maintain naval supremacy but must be consulted on how the money is spent. He urged the creation of a real imperial parliament representing the empire to handle all matters of interest.
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Man Runs Amuck Then Fires Hotel at Resort
Denver dispatch reports a man ran amuck at a South Platte summer resort, killing three persons and setting the hotel ablaze. Telephone service cut, sheriff and deputies head to the scene to investigate and aid survivors.
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Kid McCoy Released on Bail in Ostend Larceny Case
London Aug 2 Kid McCoy the American prize fighter charged with larceny said to have been committed at Ostend was released on bail today pending papers from Belgium Melloys attorney argued the charge rested on uncorroborated statements by a woman arrested as an accomplice of the real thieves Many Americans attended the hearing
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Remains of James Holt Sent to Ohio for Burial
The remains of James Holt, aged 39, who died Thursday at the county hospital, will be shipped to Calcago Junction, Ohio, today at the request of his father. Holt had been an general at the smelter.
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Anaconda Visit Of French Capitalists Or Relatives
Louis Dumeine, a longtime Anaconda resident and former butler now living here for 12 years, will depart today for France to visit relatives. He plans to return by Sept. 15 with relatives and friends eager to invest in local mines. Dumeine owns property west of Anaconda and his visitors aim to recruit foreign capital to develop known ore bodies in the district. He has not seen some relatives in 35 years, and the trip is partly for pleasure.
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Mint area sees busy city notices and sales
A jumble of short items shows Mint area activity with trades, travel, and sales. People like PB N. Murphy James P. Staggman and L W Cosens transact business in Anaconda and Butte while H W Aldrich heads to Denver for an extended stay and James Snelling visits Warm Springs. Local items include watermelons priced 10 to 15 cents, peaches and plums offered, a Montana hotel dinner with music, and notices of upcoming picnics and church games.
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Anaconda League Play Promised by Visiting Teams
Fans in Anaconda look forward to a visiting Union Association slate on Mondays. Manager Patsy Finnegan plans to strengthen the Independents, citing overworked pitchers on the Kalispell trip. Kalispell visits Aug. 17 for four games, with praise for Anaconda fans and hopes the team stays longer. Nearby entertainment includes films at the Grand and cinema reviews, plus a train schedule for July 3 onward linking Butte, Gregson, Anaconda, and Dutte.
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English polo team roster targets international cup visit
Narragansett Pier August 2. Polo officials at Point Judith Country club learned the probable English lineup for next year’s tour to defend the international polo cup. Captain Cheape leads the team joined by F M Frake W F Bockmaster and Back-Captain Fister with Captain E D Miller in charge. The squad will bring over two ponies.
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St Peters Picnic Plans On Big Scale
Plans for St Peters church picnic at Gregson Springs on the 15th aim to be the largest and most enjoyable yet. Committees organized by the young people and ladies coordinate sport events, swimming, races, and music. Local business support and a special train service are arranged to accommodate workers and late return home.
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Local horse wins on Canadian circuit pace race
Puttla yesterday received a massage from C L Beal campaigning his horse Prince of Patug on the Canadian circuit. Beal claimed the horse won the $1000 2:30 pace race at Regina yesterday. A few days earlier he won money in another race.
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