Hail Strikers Outlawed by Board Authorities
The Order of Labor Tribunal places craftsmen from six unions outside the fold. The walkout is not directed at road work.
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Order of Labor Tribunal
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1922
Page
1
Brother Killings Stun Butte Alaska Rivalry Ends in Tragedy
Axel Holmquist fatally shot his brother Fred Holmquist and wounded Fred's wife in a porch shooting on East Mercury street in Butte. The three year old Tor Leonard Holmquist died at Murray hospital, and neighbor Annie Johnson lost a finger. Axel admitted jealousy driven killings and expressed satisfaction when told of his brother's death.
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Juneau
Fred Holmquist
Tor Leonard Holmquist
Axel Holmquist
Annie Johnson
East Mercury
East Galena
Murray Hospital
Axel
Columbia Hospital
Fred
East Mercury Street
Butte
Alaska
Union Defers Action Pending Conference With Labor Board
The executive board of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and railway shop laborers deferred any strike action after an all day session. They will await a conference with the U S railroad labor board in Chicago tomorrow to decide wage reductions and possible wage increases amid growing cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Board
Chicago
Associated Press
Detroit
Maintenance of Way
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
United States Railroad Labor Board
Walter L. McMenimen
Ben W. Hooper
Hooper
Chicago Car Men Threaten Walkout
The Chicago surface lines workers threaten a strike after rejecting a 25 percent wage cut. About 11 000 platform workers would drop from 80 to 60 cents an hour if the current agreement ends and a one year extension is not granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Platform
Butte Rail Officials Suit Up For Clean Car Scrub
Henry Coulam, Union Pacific general agent in Butte, joins staff to scrub and disinfect passenger cars amid an emergency. Northern Pacific and Great Northern crews rotate 12 hour shifts, ensuring cars exit spotless as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Coulam
Henry
Mr. Coulam
Union Pacific System
Butte
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railway
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Cook
Timbuctoo
Hong Kong
Zanzibar
Oregon Short Line
Swamper
Mr. Cook
Railway chiefs call up on men consider agt
Rail disruption from a railroad craftsmen strike delays Northern Pacific trains in Butte with hours of lateness. Great Northern and Union Pacific issue statements urging workers to stay at and return to duty while stressing government authority and lawful order.
Butte Plans Quiet Fourth With Dances and Picnics
Butte residents celebrate with a mix of dances and picnics rather than organized events. Some travel to Deer Lodge for a frontier celebration while others stay for boxing bouts or lake dances. Many plan trips to Gregson Springs or nearby hills to picnic or fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Deer Lodge
Gregson Springs
Lake
Strict Traffic Rules Tighten City Enforcement
Mayor Cocking ordered two strict measures to curb runaway horses and speeding in Thompson park. Police will enforce horse tethering with a 25 pound bridle weight if posts are unavailable and patrol Nine Mile canyon with traffic officers to limit speeds to 25 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Cocking
Ftrst
Thompson Park
Nine Mile Canyon
Montana Press Association to Hold One Day Session
The Montana Press association will hold its annual convention in Missoula on July 18 as a one day session. The national editorial convention starts July 19 and runs to July 21 with Montana editors invited. State railways offer editors and publishers a fare and a half round trip under the certificate plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Great Falls
Mont
Montana Press Association
Missoula
S. E., Peterson
Montana
Peterson
Dublin Rebels Hold Hotels In OConnell Street
Dublin residents await word on the attack on the Gresham hotel and nearby premises on O Connell street. Rebels occupy two close areas with a wedge of regulars between, retaining Barry's hotel and the Plaza hotel on high ground near Purnell square while others fall back. Encirclement of the area is near complete and escape remains difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dublin
Gresham Hotel
O'Connell Street
Purnell Square
Plaza Hotel
German Editor Harden Attacked by Berlin Thugs
Maximilian Harden editor and political writer was seriously wounded by two men near his Grunewald home in Berlin. He was found unconscious with five head wounds. attackers arrested. Harden, a noted European publicist, opposed imperial policy and praised Wilson in wartime writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Maximilian Harden
Grunewald
Walter Rathenau
Herr Harden
Die Zukunft
Wilson
Wreck Toll at Winslow Junction Tops Six Dead
At Winslow Junction near Atlantic City a Philadelphia and Reading train derailed after an open switch on the Cape May line. Six people died and more than 65 were injured as the engine left the rails and plunged down an embankment. Towerman John Dewalt, 60, is under surveillance. authorities await official findings from four investigations.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Winslow Junction
Here
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cape May
Wildwood
John Dewalt
Towerman
Hammonton
Dewalt
Reading
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Walter Wescott
Gloveston
Wescott
William T. Louder
McCumber Cites Bid Loss Cause in North Dakota Primary
Senator McCumber a Republican from North Dakota says his defeat in the North Dakota primary was caused by a bi partisan coalition and a loyal non partisan group that backed his opponent. The letter detailing this view was released today from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senator McCumber
North Dakota
Two Italians Held in Murder Suspects in Chicago
Vincent Curetaio and George Candiotta, Italian wine merchants, were booked as accessories to the murder of Thomas R. Petrotta, Sacramento broker and grape grower, shot in front of Curtalo's saloon. The killer remains at large. Petrotta's ex wife Rose was found. he had moved to California years ago with Braitenville, a cabaret dancer who became his secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Vinocent Curetaio
George Candiotta
Thomas R. Petrotta
Sacramento
Cal
Petrotta
Rose
California
Braitenville
No Agreement Reached To End Coal Strike
Washington July 3 conference of bituminous coal mine operators and miners union adjourned again in deadlock. Employers refuse nationwide wage scale talks while miners demand district or national bargaining. President Harding to meet Monday as government options stay secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Miners’ Union
Harding
Seere Hoover
Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alex Holmquist
N. P
St. Louis
Billings
H. V. Platt
F E. E. Calvin
Salt Lake City
M’cumber
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