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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
12
Reports detail continued South Wales mining strike actions amidst government and union tensions, with miners facing funding limits and potential military involvement. In Europe, Argonne fighting sees mixed German and French claims of success, while Turley hints at Balkans shifts and Gallipoli activity. Seattle mourns Col Alden J. Blethen with funeral rites and times.
July M. Frank, head of the Garment Workers in Chicago, announced a mass meeting of union members tomorrow night to decide whether to strike. The dispute centers on allegations that work halted by a strike in New York is being done locally. If a strike is ordered, 10,000 workers would be called out initially, with a full strike involving 25,000 workers.
Frederick Sharon millionaire president of the Palace Hotel company in San Francisco died today after a complication of diseases. He was a Harvard graduate of 1881. Senator Francis G. Newlands of Nevada, his brother in law, was at the bed side with his wife and relatives.
Dublin city corporation votes 39 to 22 to refuse putting the Home Rule Act into operation across Ireland on September 17. An amendment expressing confidence in John Redmond to find the quickest moment to settle the matter is adopted amid a disorderly scene as councilors are restrained from fighting.
Reports from Mexico City say the capital is quiet again as provisioning trains reach the city with food supplies while bread lines form and soup kitchens operate. General Carranza extends amnesty, promising reconciliation, as waterworks are recaptured and relief efforts scale up for destitute residents.
Orville Wright indicated he would accept a board invitation if offered, naming himself among suggested members of the civilian advisory board of inventors and technical experts, though he added he has not yet received an invitation.
Fragmentary report notes a house was blown up with dynamite, followed by continued firing. It states the house was dynamited and the individual was then shot down, but the details of who was involved or where this occurred are not clear.
The Montana case, The State of Montana ex rel Olaf Olson vs Mayor Lane and the Ute Police Trial Board, contests an immoral conduct finding and dismissal from the city police after a May administration change. Olson, appointed Oct 19, 1913, seeks district court review of the proceedings and seeks reinstatement if the testimony did not warrant removal.
Farmer Walsh, a Butte Democrat, seeks favorable weather to harvest a second crop of clover and timothy from fields near Harrison Avenue Ball Park. He notes two years of harvests and plans to hire more ranch hands. W H Carroll represents him in the matter.
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