Wilson Urges One Price for Government and Public
President Wilson appealed to business to set aside selfish aims and aid the nation in the war effort. He said a just price must sustain industry, pay living wages, and enable expansion, while warning against profiteering and tying profits to patriotism. He condemned ocean freight rate tactics and stressed unified sacrifice.
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Men Without a Country Not Wanted in California
Telegraphed protests were sent to G W Stephens and Gov Thomas Campbell by T W Duckworth to bar deportation of Industrial Workers of the World from Arizona into California. A carload of deported migrants arrived at Needles from Jerome and were sent to Kingman amid Needles residents’ protests. Col J W Littell described charges of inflated cantonment profits as ridiculous and pernicious in a War Department statement.
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Campbell
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T. W. Duckworth
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War Department
Elks Donate Million Dollars for War Relief
Boston July 11 The Benevolent Protective Order of Elks grand lodge approved a $1,000,000 war relief appropriation. A commission proposed base hospital units for care of sick and wounded, to be established under government authority, with 28 surgeons 38 nurses and 150 orderlies per unit. The plan aims to supply hospitals and related comforts as needed while awaiting government funding.
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Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Ellate
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America
John K. ‘Teller
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Charles H. Brough
Fteville
United States
George E. Chambe Port
Explosion suspect linked to Mare Island blast in navy yard case
Federal agents and police sought to hold Koslowski, arrested near Est 10, 18 miles from Butte, pending inquiry into possible links to the Mare Island navy yard explosion that killed six and injured others last Monday. The 22-year-old claimed to be Joseph J. Cody, a secret service agent, with Russian and Polish parentage, and said he had been in Chicago Seattle and Butte as investigators examine external agency involvement.
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Valléjo
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Mare Island Navy Yard
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Chicago
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Secret Service
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Dunend Kone
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Miners and Officials Face Shifts in Today’s Standard 1
The edition reports W W miners refuse to affiliate and Hilechielans reject an agreement as John D Ryan’s new post is delayed to next week Draft postponed. Elks donate a million. Theatrical Women urged to conserve food. divorce cases noted. Also items on Anaconda News and telegraphic notices.
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Weather Outlook for Washington and Montana
Forecast calls for Montana to be partly cloudy and cooler on Thursday and Friday. Washington region expected similar cool, unsettled conditions with cloud cover and modest temperature drops. Overall a drier, cooler pattern across the northern plains with scattered light showers possible late week.
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Drafting Delayed As District Exemption Boards Finalize
War department officials warned more time is needed to draft and raise men for examination as district exemption boards race to complete organization. Only 21 states reported full setup. drawing of numbers depends on revised census estimates used for apportionment. Washington noted July date and states urged to finish preparations.
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War Department
Washington
John D Ryans New Position Director General of Military Relief
John D Ryan, president of the Anaconda Copper Company, has volunteered to head the military relief work for the fighting forces and will direct all base hospitals abroad and at home. He succeeds Col Jefferson R Kean, recalled for duty with the war department. Ryan will devote all time to relief operations, overseeing personnel and material reserves. The shift follows his previous leadership of the army ambulance sections. The article also discusses population-based draft adjustments and exam procedures, along with notes on the Muskegon excursion steamer disaster with five bodies recovered and two missing.
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Spokane
W W Crowd Claims Victory Amid Turbulent Rules Day
Fragmentary notes describe W W crowd claiming victory and control of events. References to absolute authority and enforcement of rules imply a significant clash with leadership. Vague phrases suggest a decisive outcome but lack clear names or places.
Butte Metal Mine Workers Reject Global Union Affiliation
The Butte metal mine workers voted by about 5,000 ballots against affiliation with the International Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union. The vote bloc follows intense union disagreements led by Dunn of the local electricians who insisted arbitration removal and a back-to-work stance until the Montana Power dispute is resolved. The plan to merge two unions was defeated, keeping the strike action in place with workers wary of broader consolidation and scab penalties.
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Metal Mine Workers Union
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Metal
Trades Counell
Refuss
Butte Metal Mine Workers’ Union
Yaaterday
International
Ming, Mill and Smelter Memo
American Federation of Labor
William
National Mine, MM and Men's Union
Petal Mine Workers Uniom
Tom Canoes
Anton
Warners
Axia
Moyer
Mesa
Cam
Moyer Tocal
Campbell
Davidson
M Etal Mine Workers Union
Crown Council Takes Action In German Government Shakeup
Amsterdam July 11 The session of the crown council lasted until Tuesday morning when resignations were accepted. The imperial chancellor will offer vacant ministerial portfolios to Reichstag and Diet leaders. An imperial ministry under the Socialists, Herbert or David, will be created. Zimmermann and von Bethmann-Holweg are named in speculation. Bernstorff is mentioned as a candidate to succeed Zimmermann if he retires.
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Herlin
Reichstag
Ian Diet
Herbert
David
Zimmer
Mann
Cham Jelterieh
Copenhagen
Evane Vom Bernstorff
Washington
Zimmermann
Decrease in Ship Losses Reported in Weekly Summary
London reports a drop in shipping losses with 14 merchantmen over 1,600 tons sunk plus three ships under 1,800 tons and seven fishing vessels. The weekly tally shows 2,898 arrivals and 2,798 sailings, with British ships sunk by mine or submarine. The total marks the lowest weekly merchantman loss since March.
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