War Labor Board Aims to Settle Disputes Quickly
Assistant Secretary Post outlines war labor policy urging conciliators to settle conflicts and reports to the War Labor Board. The board affirms workers right to organize and bargain, protects open and closed shop rights, ensures equal pay for equal work, and supports a living wage while praising labor service and the U S employment system.
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Young Lawyer Enlists in Army Wire Service
Attorney Frank C. Walker of Walken Walker leaves for Washington to join the Army. A farewell dinner honors his departure with tributes from Judge Eawin Lamb and others praising his service and dedication to the nation. He receives a military strap in farewell.
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Frank C. Walker
Walken Walker
Washington, D.C
Wire Advocates
Department of the Army
Eawin AM. Lamb
John V. Dwye
John “S.orateara
Se F. OR Charles 'P. Nevin
Donald
Catbell
Lee Mantle
Charis
Heeonard
Walker
Trier
Four to face arraignment in Henry Pharmacy burglary case
Albert Eschbach Leo Hoffman and Lawrence McCoy are charged with prior convictions in the Henry pharmacy burglary on August 14 and will be arraigned in Judge Dwyer's court today. The chauffeur who waited to transport the burglars remains the fourth party in the case.
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Henry Pharmacy
Eschbach
Hoffman
McCoy
Family troubles before the court in contested divorce
Judge Lamb heard the contested divorce of Anna Clunie against Angus Clunie. The couple share three children with the mother. cruelty and religious mania accusations figure in the case. The spouses have not lived together recently and the judge took the matter under advisement with hopes for reconciliation. A separate decree was granted in Green versus Green, and other suits include Ella Anderson versus Edward Anderson with desertion and failure to support alleged.
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A.L. Green
Dorothy Green
Kansas City
Ella Anderson
Edward Anderson
Aberdeen
Wash
Charles Fiske Sr Dead In Galliforru
Charles Fiske Sr died two days ago at his home in Fullerton California. He was about 80 years old and survived by a wife and one daughter. He had been a teller at a Butte bank and later ran a hotel and a restaurant in Butte. The family had long ties to Butte and California. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
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Tinche
Post
Far Labor Board
Ite
Hutte Ax
Europe
Tam
America
Kaiser
Charles Tiskear
Fullerton
Cat
Seavenn
Charles A. ‘Winke
Hette
Teller
Butte Banks
Mr. Fiske
Butte
Mee Fiske
Main Street
West Park Street
South Jacksson Ette
Sir
Ars Flake
California
Butte Couple Remembered For Enduring Friendship
The passing of Mr. Fiske, long a local figure, leaves Butte old-timers recalling his life and his wife’s devotion. The Fiskes never left Butte and kept a special place for early-day friends in their hearts.
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Chposit
Mr. Fiske
Butte
Mrs. Fiske
Miss Harrington Named Public Administrator
Miss Julia Harrington was appointed public administrator yesterday by the county commissioners to manage the estate of the late T J Harrington. She was educated in local schools and, having her brother, is familiar with the work and knows unsettled estate details.
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Julia Harrington
T. J. Harrington
Tutte
Damages Sought For Arm Loss In Railroad Incident
W Chell filed suit against Tutte Anaconda Pacific road seeking 8352 000 in damages for injuries while employed as yard conductor. On May 28 a freight train jerk threw him under wheels causing arm injuries. KUM also sues for 36000 as brakeman in February accident. Dooley Jacobs, son of Butte’s first mayor, returned after 23 years away, planning to settle in Butte after time in California and near the Montana Dakota line.
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W.chell
Tutte
Anasconda & Pacific Road
Mitchell
Sooke
I.P. Kum
Hostalex
Dooley” Jacobs
Henry Ja
Butte
Jacobs
California
Montana
Dakota Line
Bastein
Seven Men Hurt In Anaconda Mine Cage Accident
Seven men injured when a cage at the Anaconda mine shaft struck the bottom yesterday morning. Nine men were lowered in the cage. two escaped injury. Dana Herrington suffered two broken bones. others included Jee Neehan, Ed Neehan, Pat Neehan, James McDonald, Nepolian Lague, Ka Sullivan, and Peter Kirk with various injuries.
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Anaconda
Murray Hospital
Dana Herrington
East Broadway
Jee
Ed Neehan
North Washington Street
Pat "'Neehan
Woolman Street
James
William Nevin
Draft board chiefs to inspect camps on coast
W McC White chair of the county local board and Dr M Smetters of the city board will with Senator Lee Mantle head the party inspecting Camp Lewis. They will study training conditions and the work and play of soldiers before leaving today for the coast training camp.
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Camp Lewis
W. McC. White
County
M Smetters
Lee Mantle
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