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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
24
Bundled promises of extraordinary Friday bargains across most departments. The sale highlights daisy Janne fabric at seven and a half cents, children’s coats, winter cont, silk undergarments, men’s socks, belt hose supporters, feather pillows and more, all advertised with strong value claims and guaranteed quality.
Butte telephone operators allied with the union urge Rocky Mountain Bell to raise pay from the present scale and cut the workday from nine to eight hours. A petition, signed by nearly all operators except the chief, was sent to Manager Armstrong in Helena. They cite noncrushing work, constant alertness, and the need for better appearance standards as reasons, noting a past settlement after a Salt Lake City strike.
Judge Donlan denied settlements of bills of exception in three murder cases, ruling time limits had expired for appealing to the supreme court. Lat vasteur, Mezzano, and North were convicted in second degree murders and given long sentences or life terms. Exceptions and notices were deemed untimely as orders were pretrial or the county attorney was not properly served.
Special Dispatch to the St. Livingston reports James Bennett a freight conductor with the Northern Pacific in the hospital where his left foot was amputated after an accident on the hill between Livingston and Mutr. Bennett was signaling Engineer Bullard when a helper engine backed down the grade. Bullard warned him and saved him from further harm.
Special Dispatch reports Governor Toole pardoned Charles Sumner of Choiteatt county Illinois, convict in a murder case, citing new affidavits by Antonio Lupes and Josephine Kullard. Sumner claimed to act as peacemaker, having no role in the crime. Also noted, memorial services for Oscar Olson at East Helena and wage increase for American Sheet and Tin Plate Company hot mill workers in Pittsburgh.
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