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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1919
Page
7
Belts for summer wear emphasize attractive buckles as the focal point. Monogram buckles are custom made. Secure ranges include complete belts from four to eighteen dollars. Silver buckles cost three to seven fifty, filled gold buckles from one seventy five to four fifty, and solid gold belts from twelve to eighteen dollars.
Butte items include birth notices for a boy born Aug. 8 to Mr and Mrs Robert Thur at S821 West Galena and a girl Aug 7 to Mr and Mrs Arthur Casey at Columbia Gardens. A marriage license was issued to Antone Favers and Angelena Willard. Fire chief’s car responded to a false alarm on Fergus Street. Various lawsuits and court actions include Floyd Hamill’s suit for 289.45, Wilhelm Miller charged with third degree assault, Peter Milonas vs George Papp for 566.25 on a promissory note, and several local residents jailed or fined for gambling and vagrancy. Jim Krueger and family depart for San Francisco after a visit. multiple births and arrests noted.
Rail workers begin returning to their posts as the strike winds down. Director General Hines coordinates with unions while officials anticipate normal conditions by tomorrow. Union leaders report broad compliance though Indianapolis shows hesitance. About 40,000 of 500,000 shop crafts workers had walked out in the dispute.
From the London Opinion, a former MPSS describes his demobilization after two years in service. He served as an officer cook and was wounded twice. He recalls wartime experiences and comments on survival while tasting the soup.
The Dillon orchestra from Butte will be there. A good time for every body. Don't fail to be up.
In Butte, shopmen representing multiple railroads voted to stay out after a meeting held last night. Some workers reportedly returned to Milwaukee yards yesterday afternoon as Carmen workers also began a strike.
Day afternoon at 2 o clock. Hines said the situation would stay at a standstill until the men return to work. J A McMillan freight agent Northern Pacific reports no visible change. Other roads echo the view. AM freight moves as fast as it comes in. Some union men say misapprehensions sparked the strike and a few Milwaukee yard workers have returned. Northern Pacific and Great Northern yards remain idle, while Great Northern shops at Butte continue to operate.
Chicago scene reports several thousand railway shopmen going back to work in response to President Wilson’s yesterday request and today’s appeal by international representatives of the six crafts. Officials R R Aishton and Hale Holden said there is encouragement, with a decision due tomorrow on whether to halt the strike as the Chicago district council weighs its next move.
Helena August 8 Northern Pacific shopmen and carmen on strike considered President Wilson’s stance that demands would be addressed only after workers return but no action was taken. The dispute will be discussed again Saturday morning. Strikers will not return to work for now and the strike remains unchanged with no rail interference reported.
Navy sailors enjoy shore leave in San Diego as the fleet grooms for a daylight departure aboard the New Mexico bound for San Pedro. Secretary Daniels plans Honolulu trip next week and aims to join President Wilson for a San Francisco review of the fleet aboard the New York.
A gasoline bomb exploded Sunday at the Los Angeles residence of Oscar Lawler former assistant U S attorney general and former federal district attorney badly burning both him and his wife Police believe the bombing may be linked to past dynamiting in the Midwest as a motive in the crime
Vienna reports no plan to crown Archduke Joseph as king of Hungary with him acting as president. He vows to follow Count Karolyi's democratic line and carry government until elections, while allies discuss changes. Meanwhile a Romanian Red Cross unit aids Budapest advance with large hospital needs. King Ferdinand of Romania arrives in Budapest.
Albert Breton vice president and foreign department manager returned from six weeks in France with an optimistic view of Europe’s postwar financial outlook. He argued Europe, after five years of war, is not black and believes France and Belgium will solve their problems sooner than many Americans expect.
The mottling disease of sugar cane is called an enemy barred by the government as progression threatens Porto Rico and other sugar regions. The Agriculture Department plans continued war emergency measures, seeks a resistant variety, and will study continental U.S. regions for presence and control prospects.
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