Metal Trades Strike Danger Seems at End
Conference committee and President Kelley of A. C. M. Co. reach terms on disputed questions signaling a potential end to the strike.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
1
Union Votes Near as Anaconda Strike Elsewhere Ends
After talks between Anaconda Copper Mining president C F Kelley and Metal Trades council, wage scale, contract term and seniority were settled. A 0 day or 1 year term was debated with pay set at 6.50 dollars flat by the company and 8 dollars for journeymen 7 for helpers proposed by the committee. Local shop seniority replaces district with discharge for cause defined. Agreement to take effect July 1 and retroactive pay aligned with other unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
C. F. Kelley
Metal Trades Council
Pacific Fleet Reaches Water Guarding Seas in Parade
The American armada the largest in the Pacific lined up at Coronado Beach for a naval parade under Admiral Hugh Rodman. Secretary Daniels and Western governors watched as 18 battleships and escorts passed the Montana, New Mexico, Arkansas and more in a one hour salute.
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San Diego
Cal
Associated Press
Pacific
Sierra
Cascade
Hugh Rodman
Daniels
Montana
Coronado Beach
Veasele
Pettcome
North
Favy
Sonia Tf
Tnd Sum Bung
Staxico
Rodman
Coronado
New Mexico
Dente Nowa 'Oni
Bridger
Arkansas
New Texas
Georgia
Mont
Biham
Prairie
Pacific Feet
Hotel del Coronado
Cos
Eru
Admiral Rodman
Wall Street Plunges as Market Ends Worst Hour of Trading
The stock market closed on a sharp decline with leading shares dropping from 5 to nearly 20 points in the final hour. Rumors of government action against profiteers were cited as a potential cause, as all classes fell amid heavy selling exceeding 700000 shares and delayed transaction recording in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex York
Legislators Demand Irish Recognition
Helena Aug 7 members of the Montana House introduced a memorial urging U S recognition of the Irish Republic The measure notes Ireland's 750 year struggle for independence and cites U S support for self determination The resolution was referred to the committee on federal relations on motion of Rep Higgins
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Standard
Helena
Dunn
Silver Bow
Congress
United States
Ireland
United States of America
Ire
House of Representatives
Montana
Senate
Congress of the
United ‘States
Republic of Ireland
Secretary of State
Congress of the United States
United St Sulliva
Apcormick
Gotham Actors Stage Walkout Shuts New York Theaters
Thirteen of New York's leading theaters closed tonight as the Actors Equity Association ordered a walkout. More than 15 000 patrons were left disappointed as performances were suspended after an hour delay. The strike followed a rejection of an ultimatum by the Product Managers Protective Association demanding action before 7 p.m. on union recognition and extra pay for extra performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Actors’ Equity Association
Brooklyn
Product Managers’ Protective Association
American Federation of Labor
Criminal Actions Against Packers Set by Washington
The five big meat packers face federal criminal prosecutions under the Sherman act and food control acts. A civil suit will also be filed, with charges including hoarding, as announced by Charles F. Clyne, federal district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aug. T
Chicago
Charles F. Clyne
Federal District Aftor
German potash import allowed by War Trade Board ruling
Washington reports the War Trade Board ruled that German potash may be imported into the United States. The move follows years of requests by the American potash industry for protection, while farmers argued that imports could help lower the cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
War Trade Board
Irish policy debate in London House of Commons
Sir Donald McLean opens discussion on Irish policy in the House of Commons. David Lloyd George says a debate now may not yield a settlement and emphasizes an Irish policy with possible adjustments. He criticizes force as not the last word and backs maintaining law and order and troop presence to keep stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Donald McLean
Uberal
House of Commons
David Lloyd George
Ireland
Gallia sinks after collision near St Pierre
Twenty persons are believed lost when the schooner Gallia is struck by the British steamer War Witch near St Pierre. The Gallia carried at least 15 crew and possibly a dozen passengers. only seven survivors are named. Heavy fog is blamed for the collision.
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Halifax
St. Pierre
Indiana Farmers Threaten Embargo Over Rail Strike
Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations warns in a telegram to President Wilson of possible action by more than 100 000 Indiana farmers if the railroad strike continues. They consider withholding farm products until demands are met, signaling a potential revolt. Also notes a separate report on a Bolshevist submarine sunk by British destroyers and the death of John Edward Addicks in New York.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wilson
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Indiana
London
Baltic Sea
Valorous
Vancouver
Admiralty
Nion
Woodrow Wilson
Archduke of Austria Chosen to Rule Hungary
The former ruling archduke of Austria is selected to govern Hungary as the short lived socialist radical regime ends. The choice signals a return of a member of the former reigning house to leadership amid political transition.
Archduke Joseph Takes Control in Budapest Amid Entente Pressure
Archduke Joseph, newly named governor, appealed to all classes to suppress anarchy and restore order in Budapest. Troop reinforcements from Romanian, French, British, American, and Czech forces arrived as the Entente press reported a coup d etat with arrests of the social democratic government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Associated Press
Archduke Joseph
Entente
Friedrich
Stephen. Friedrich
War Ministry
Foreign Ministry
Panczas Janezos
Sehnitzer Wolkenbers
Gordon
Nyse
Paris
Hun- Peldit
Social Democratic
National Palace
Supreme Council of the
Peace Conference
Enti
Wilson Ultimatum Text of Statement
President Wilson writes to Director General about rail wage talks with shopmen and warns that strikes and disobedience undermine federal efforts. He stresses unity with organized labor leaders and urges prompt, orderly negotiation through authorized representatives to avoid disruption to transportation and living costs.
Brooklyn Riots End With Wounded and Wary Civilians
Brooklyn street car strike spins into violent night with three shot and seven beaten fatally, over 50 injured lightly as service halts. Mayor Hylan seeks federal arbitration while Brooklyn Rapid Transit rejects union officials. In San Diego Admiral Rodman’s banquet speech is censored delaying delivery. MISSOULA workers stage widespread walkout with 300 plus plan to strike broader after yesterday’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W York
Brooklyn
Hylan
Lindley Garrison
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Wilson authorizes wage dispute settlement with railroad shopmen
President Wilson notified General Hines that he authorized him to settle the wage demands of railroad shop employees on their merits, urging workers to return to their unions and work. The move follows a wave of strikes and a threat of broader action affecting about 80,000 to 450,000 workers and possible railway disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Railroad
Railroad Administration
Washington
Aug. T
Wilson
Hines
Cummins
Committee On Interstate Commerce
White House
B. M. Jewell
Actis
American Federation of Labor
Congress
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Pacific Fleet
Wall Street
Gotham Actors Stage
Erin
Score
Delaware
John Edward Addicks
Archduke OF Austria
Hungary
Supreme Council
Rumania
Interallied
Harry H. Bandholtz
Iterallied Military Commission
Graziani
France
Social Democrats
Ral Hines
Revere Loves
Ashington
Albert B. Cummins
State Committee On Interstate Commerce
Committee of the Senate
Admiral
Missoula
Northern Pacific Rail
Roundhouse
Notige
J. J. Fore Peater
Brotherhood Freight, Express and Steame
Onst
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