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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1917

Page

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Baker Rejects Coal Price Plan In Cabinet Row

Secretary Baker repudiated an agreed coal price plan saying the proposed four and a half dollar per ton target is exorbitant and unauthorized. He noted the defense council and committees cannot set prices while calling for further investigations as cabinet members contend over the role of big business in wartime policy and production incentives.

Lane Efense Baker Washington Council of Ational Defense Defense Council Council Federal Trade Commission Gifford Tle Haker Efense Council Coal Production Committee Kitiminov Secretary of the Interior Federal Trade Comiision Coal Committee Comnites Cartnet

Stormy Senate Action and Prohibition Talks

Fragmented clippings report a tense political scene with mentions of a tax bill heading to the senate, talk of prohibition compromise, and references to inquests into mine disasters. Other items hint at court actions, advertisements, and cultural notes scattered across pages.

Aliwauteee Senate Staten Austria

Dry states spread as South Dakota goes dry

Prohibition tightens its grip as South Dakota, North Dakota, and Iowa move to dry status. Duluth bars close amid frantic stock closures and no major disorder. Rail shipments shift while St Paul liquor houses plan exits. locals stockpile about half a million dollars in liquor headed to dry regions.

Prohibition Northwest South Dakota North Dakota Towa Duluth Minnesota Iowa Dakotas St Paul North Dakota South

Reconstruction Begins in Russia Dominates Headlines

Washington notes a predicted surge in postwar Russia’s economic growth as the old regime fades. Analysts expect industrial expansion and freer enterprise, signaling a shift unseen since the Civil War era in the United States and Europe.

Washington Austin Oe' Uanla

Start Toward Settlement in Electric Workers Dispute

Proceedings toward settlement of the electrical workers strike in Butte featured two conferences between the strike committee No 63 and Montana Power officials. Key figures included Frank Kerr district manager Jack Roche and Dunn for the union. Talks focused on wage increases and term length with provisions for 60 days notice and potential one year or three year terms. The effort aims to unite local unions behind a negotiated agreement pending further input from the men and company.

Thi Lana Power Company Electrical Workers’ Union Metal Trades Council Butte Montana Power Company Metal Mine Workers’ Organization Gey John C. Lowney Western Federation of Miners Batwe American Federation of Labor Anaconda Great Falls Internationals Ase Electricians’ Union Charmittee Ah Dunn Jackson Kerr Dunn Electrical Workers Power Company I AM Claase

Brazil's Navy Hunts Raiders In World War Effort

Brazil acts against German ships and aids the Allied cause without a formal declaration of war. The Brazilian Navy, largest in South America, joins the American fleet in patrolling the South Atlantic under Admiral Caperton, aiming to keep supply routes open and curb enemy traffic.

Brazil Bray United States Germany Brasil Itio de Janeiro Tmarine Caperton

Weather Forecast Sees Little Temperature Change

A brief forecast notes not much change in temperature across the region with only minor fluctuations expected. Forecasters indicate steady conditions, light winds, and no significant precipitation anticipated in the near term.

Compromise Sought on Prohibition in Food Bill Debates

Washington June 30 congress discusses a compromise on prohibition within the food control bill while other features gain little ground. Administration leaders plan to drop presidents authority over malt and vinage and consider a distilled beverage only prohibition. Senators Lewis Reed and Chamberlain discussed the bill as talks continue with no clear path to passage before July Fourth.

Washington Senate Prohibition Wilson Chaifred Lewis Reed Chamberlain

Industrials 70. Strike Globe Miami District

Globe Ariz June 20 The jobe and Miami branches of the Metal Mine Workers Industrial union ordered the three large copper companies in the district to quit work after they refused to consider the workers demands.

Globe Ariz Miami Jobe The Metal Mine Workers’ Industrial Union Tonight

Democrats Victors in Forty-Five Benefit Baseball Game

In Washington on a day with President Wilson present, the Democratic baseball team defeated the Republicans 2 to 1 in a Red Cross benefit game. The lengthy match lasted hours and minutes, with about $2,000 in cash and substantial wages raised. Both sides combined for 45 errors, the old 35-error record remaining intact, and no outfielder caught a ball on either side.

Washington Jun Wilson House of Red Cross

Thirteen Dead Tax Bill Drafted On Steamship

A troubling report notes a thirteen dead tax bill drafted aboard a steamship. The incident involves the Ptyton water tank near the crowded OniS boiler works and the Colemmaes safety concerns.

Milwaukee Tank Crash Kills and Injures Dozens

A Milwaukee riverfront tank crashed into the East Water Jet dock during preparations for a return trip to Chicago. About 13 dead and at least 19 others injured as the tanker broke through two decks after being knocked free by tugboats. Survivors describe a sudden rush of debris and a chaotic scramble for exits as passengers faced the collapsing wreckage.

Milwaukee Chicago Igs Yahr & Lange Drug Company Avian Moody

Twenty-Three States Go Dry Under Reed Amendment

Washington reports that twenty three states will become dry after midnight as the Reed amendment takes effect prohibiting liquor shipments into dry territories. Enforcement plans span Justice and Post Office departments with heavy penalties for those ordering or advertising intoxicants. About half the states are fully affected, with others partially covered. details include specific state listings and questions on patent medicines.

Washington Justice and Post Office Department Alabama Arizona Arkansas Coldorade Georgia Idaho Lews Maine Mississippi Nebraska Carolina North Dakota Oregon Rhode Island South Carol Dakota Tennessee Vermont West Formas Connecticut

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