Miners Picnic Day Wins in Butte Drilling Contest
Page and Pickens from Globe Arizona won the heavy weight drilling event at the Butte Miners union picnic at Luna Park. They drilled 45 7 15 inches, below the 1907 high record of 45 31 32 inches by 17 32. Hill and Perala took first in the prelims with 43 7 16 inches. The day featured boating, booths, and a Berkeleys beat the Leonards 6 to 4 in baseball with a crowded lakeside program August.
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Pickens
Luna Park
Louis Page
James Pickens
John Hill
Nick Perala
Mike Kinsella
Mike McAndrews
Butte
Pickens and
Melver
John Db. Ryan
Amalgamated Company
Montana
Page and Pickens
Globe, Ariz
Butte Miners’ Union
Berkeleys
Leonards
Ed Rogers
Hafer
O'Connell
Leahy
Mose Rodgers
Clark
Metall
Sullivan
Bentley
Penaluma
McNulty
Johns
Boyle
Harrington
Lambert
Weir
Hoar
Foy
Hill
Perera
William McLain
Rock
Fred Nicholson
Negotiations Progress Report From Washington on Mexico Talks
Washington reports substantial progress by John Lind in engaging with Mexico to resolve the insurrection. The embassy adviser has breached a wall of obstruction, with future communications contingent on reception of the first message. No withdrawal or fixed election date demanded, but concessions are urged to terminate the revolt and install a popular government. Secrecy surrounds principal negotiators as Monday’s step nears. Senator Lodge discussed Mexican affairs with Secretary Bryan, signaling possible bipartisan support if politics stay out of the dispute. Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson remains in Washington.
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John Lind
Mexico
General Huerta
Ths
Huerta
State Department
Lind
Lodge
Bryan
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Henry Lane Wilson
Wash
Engineers Meet at Great Falls
Engineers gathered in Great Falls to discuss power issues and a miscommunication with visitors. The meeting addressed how misunderstandings affected visitor arrival and overall project progress.
Mining Engineers session open in Great Falls heavy with papers
The American Institute of Mining Engineers holds its 105th gathering in Great Falls with President Rand and about 60 members present. A noon luncheon at the Hotel Rainbow precedes technical sessions in the Cascade County courthouse featuring papers on hydro electric development, electrolysis, copper smelting, ore preparation and assay progress. The group will depart for Butte Sunday morning.
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Standard
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Butte
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Rand
Stoughton
Rainbow Falls
Big Falls
Rainbow
Boston & Montana
Cascade County
Leslie
Montana
Max Hebgen
Hebgen
W. Goodale
W. T. Burns
C. W. Goodale
J. H. Klepinger
E. E. Brownson
A. E. Wheeler
M. W. Krejci
D. A. Lyon
R. M. Keeney
F E. Bretherson
Edward Keller
Institute
Frederick W. Apgar
Jamaica
N. Y
Miners' strike and mining news feature in Standard
A condensed reading from Today's Standard highlights a short lull in the linemen's strike and mining matters at Great Falls. It notes mining engineers institute activities, miners’ union picnic, parolesections, and related industrial updates across Butte and Helena with regional labor and economic notes.
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Institute of Mining Engineers
Great Falls
New York
Clifford
Anaconda
Thornton Hotel
Michigan
Butte
East Butte
Helena
Armed truce in New York for over Sunday
Albany New York August 16 Armed truce over Sunday is the situation in the New York governorship fight Both Governor Sulzer and Lieutenant Governor Glynn signed official papers today Sulzer sent a reply to Glynn declining to take the dispute to court The aim was to avoid two persons claiming to act as governor The letter argued the impeachment court will not meet until September 18 and warned of future trouble unless the question is settled by the courts not counsel Mrs Sulzer is ill and the item continues on page four
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New York
Sulzer
Glynn
Strike Might Be Short Lived As Arbitration Sought
Developments in the electrical workers strike suggest a quick path to arbitration. The union offered to submit claims to an arbitration board, though not yet presented to companies. Mayor Duncan and labor leaders weigh strategies as public opinion favors ending the disruption promptly. Delegates from the electrical workers and the trades council plan action, while Duncan’s stance draws mixed reactions from radical and conservative factions.
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Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
Electrical Workers’ Union
Trades Council
Socialist Party
Labor
Montana Federation of Labor
Butte
Day's Developments in Montana Strike Crisis
Mayor Duncan met with President Donoghue and Secretary Partelow of the Montana Federation of Labor to deem the strike irregular and not in line with organized labor rules. He warned against interrupting light and water service and added 12 special police to protect electrical infrastructure. The electrical workers replied with a lengthy statement and opened arbitration talks. Managers of Montana Power Company met to assess progress. A Silver Bow Trades and Labor council meeting was expected to decide on swift resolution.
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Donoghue
Partelow
State Federation of Labor
Hebgen
Montana Power Company
Macke
Duncan
Seecretary
Montana Federation of Labor
Messrs. Hebgen
Kelley
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
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