Federation of Labor Opens 11S Convention
Special dispatch reports the opening of the Montana Federation of Labor convention in Roundup. The day featured formal sessions with Rev Paul Burhan delivering a welcome address praising organized labor and the state’s progress. Attendance is strong as visitors express gratitude for hospitality and the event proceeds with anticipated unity and purpose.
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Paul ¢. Burhan
First Congregational Church
India
Knights Templars See Denver Conclave Grand Welcome
The thirty second triennial Knights Templars conclave in Denver ends as 45000 sir knights fill the streets in white plumes. Special trains bring traveling knights and visitors, including Columbus commandery and Damascus commandery. Grand Master Melish announces a credential from the Duke of Connaught to print the grand priory of England and Wales at the banquet Wednesday.
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No Overtures to Prevent a Strike in Butte
A potential strike threatens to paralyze Butte industry, closing mines and utilities if wage demands are not met. Electrical workers union and Montana Power and partner companies failed to agree on raises, with key figures from Montana Power, Independent Telephone, Mountain States Telephone, street railway, and telegraph firms awaiting responses. The union pressed for a quick decision, while company leaders cited needing time to respond.
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Frank M. Werr
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Postal Telegraph
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Butte Electrical Workers Strike Sits as City News
InToday’s Standard the report notes electrical workers in Butte threaten a strike this morning amid sensational disclosures about local affairs. The story spans labor activity, government hearings, miners returning to work, Denver events, stockholder merger chatter, and local market updates with scattered references to crime and industry progress.
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Congressmen Now 10 Hear From Mulhall
Washington August 11 Martin M Mulhall began the second recital of his experiences influencing legislation before the house investigators. He repeated matters told to the senate committee and the house committee began a systematic probe of Mulhall charges focusing on Bartholdt and anti protage bills.
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Thirteen Workers Die in Quarry Incident Near Bollo
A group of thirteen workers at the Bors Bollo quarry were killed in a deadly incident described as a steam shovel mishap. The deceased include Charles Nytan and several American citizens among drill and pit crews.
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Bors Bollo
Charles Nytan
Impeachment Move Aimed at Governor Sulzer in New York
Aug 12 report by the Frawley committee found Governor Sulzer violated the law and misused campaign funds. A resolution to impeach for willful and corrupt conduct in office was offered by Majority Leader Levy, with Sarecky and Colwell cited for contempt. The assembly adopted the report and moved to consider impeachment, amid hours of debate.
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Calumet Miners Ready to Return to Work
Calumet Michigan August 11 1000 of 2500 state troops in Northern Michigan leave the copper mining district to be replaced by armed deputies. Sheriff Cruse increases his force to about 1000 to handle the strike situation as miners plan to resume actual mining tomorrow. J H Walker of United Mine Workers arrives as strike district representatives. Judge Murphy of Wayne County circuit court and Detran arrive as Governor Ferris special representative amid efforts to ease tensions.
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