Mediation Team Leaves Without Final Report in Twin Cities
The federal mediation commission departed for Washington after three days of hearings on the Twin Cities street car labor dispute linked to the safety commission button ban. Secretary Wilson secured union leaders’ assurance to withhold a sympathetic strike until the report is considered by President Wilson and Washington officials. The capitulating parties faced back doors talks, with union leaders pressing for union button rights and the street car company wary of vacancies from potential reinstatements. The president’s commission will proceed with its findings after receipt of the mediation report.
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Wilson
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
Federal Mediation Commission
State Safety Commission
Washington
Twin City
Street
Safety Commission
Traction Company
Pones
Sik
Trades and’ Labor Assembly
Trains Slowly Return to Schedule Amid Snow Delays
Snow and snowslides in Western Montana and the Cascades disrupted rail traffic this week. Railroads, including Northern Pacific, report trains nearly back on time with Milwaukee Road Nos 18 and 19 consolidated and arriving after noon yesterday as the first westbound passenger service in two days.
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Montana
Cascades
Butte
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee Road
Seven Couples Licensed In Butte
Seven couples received marriage licenses in Butte yesterday including Ed and Pearl Graham Hugh Redmond and Hazel Donoghue Dennis Regan and Ruth Ziener Charles Connors and Delia Alexander Evan Munson and Gertie Hede Mark Whitney Knowlton and Margaret Morgan Maude Ray. Mayor Thomas J B Smith indicted in Philadelphia on contempt of court and election law charges tied to last September primary election. Frank Daroux, San Francisco politician, shot by his former wife Teresa Wall Daroux, condition favorable after three bullets struck.
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Ed Graham
Pearl Graham
Hugh Redmond
Hazel Donoghue
Dennis Regan
Ruth Ziener
Charles J. Connors
Delia Alexander
Evan Munson
Gertie Hedemark
J.C. Donaldson
Maude E. Ray
Whitney B. Knowlton
Margaret H. Morgan
Butte
Philadelphia
Thomas JB. Smith
New York
Isaac Deutsch
Firth Ward
David Bennet
San Francisco
Frank Daroux
Teresa Wall Daroux
Daroux
Dangerous practice warns against lit candy behind flags
New York warners from the national board of fire underwriters urge avoiding lighted candies behind Red Cross flags on Christmas day. Electric flashlights suggested as candles replacement to prevent fires. Death reported for Alfred Trudeau at 139 Pine Street Butte. Funeral plans not yet set. Burglary charge filed against Joseph McGovern. arraigned, pleads not guilty, bond set at 500 dollars. Daughters born to John Stuffelbean and wife at 1260 East Second Street. Tea for Red Cross to be held at Grace Gensberger home 418 South Washington Street Saturday.
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New York
Red Cross
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Alfred Trudeau
Pine Street
Butte
Trudeau
Massachusetts
Joseph McGovern
A Buckley
McGovern
Butterer Cross
Grace Gensberger
South
Washington Street
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Victrola
Lundstrom
Orton Bros. Victor
Victrolas
Victor Records
Main Street
West Broadway
Worth-While
Furniture
Butte and
Anaconda
John Stuffelbean
East Second Street
Leggat
the Leggat Grill
Kooi
Colbert Drug Co
Lowney
Whitman’s
Johnson
Souh
Daly Bank
Corner Park and Main Streets
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