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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1919

Page

4

Agreement Will Bring Peace to Labor in Butte

Long article details union recognition by Anaconda company and wage scale policies. It outlines past and current relations, the sliding versus flat wage plans, and the aim to avoid strikes while preventing broader disaster in Montana communities. It notes potential impacts on Anaconda, Butte, Anaconda and Great Falls workers and the state economy.

Butte Anaconda Company Wos Jan Montana Anaconda Great Falls

Carpenters Praise Conferences as Best Industry Expositions

Peter Dowler of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America says these conferences are the best expositions of industry ever, aligning with skilled work and trade standards. He notes satisfaction among seven well informed carpenters attending.

Peter Dowler The Brotherhood of Carpenters Join Tin of America Ald Industria Dom Mion Prin

Labor Union Endorses Fair Dealing and A Ford Acknowledgement

The largest skilled labor organization backs Mr Kelley and urges honest, direct argument with employers. It praises the Anaconda company for standing high with the union and keeping agreements faithfully, noting a history of controversy yet continuing to uphold national reputation.

Kelley Anafonda Company

Army Pay Scales for U S Officers in 5-yr Steps

The United States army pays officers by rank with monthly base figures from second lieutenant at 141.57 to general at 10300 annually. Longevity raises of 10 percent every five years cap at 40 percent, plus 10 percent foreign service boosts and continuous service increases.

United States Army Leutenant Heutenant

The Old Oaken Bucket Poem Recalled by Memory

Samuel Woodworth’s verse Lifts memories of childhood scenes orchard meadow wildwood pond mill bridge rock and father’s cot. The moss covered bucket from the well becomes a treasured symbol of simple nature’s joys and lingering homesickness for a bygone plantation life.

Samuel Woodworth

Dollar a Day Advance Promises Highest Wages In Montana Mines

Unions in three Montana cities agree on a wage plan and settlement procedures with the Anaconda company. The contract dictates no work stoppages over jurisdictional disputes and sets wage scales to be applied regardless of union affiliation. Leaders from the American Federation of Labor and several union organizers push for unified, harmonious labor relations as miners and related trades signal sticking with work and acceptance of the new terms.

Cites American Federation of Labor Montana Oper Hach American Federation ‘of Labor Uch Mooney Amilatio Camymipin Muir Willams Burns International Union of Mine, Mill’ and Smelter Workers Peter Dowler The Carpenters and Joiners of America Butte Eng Thal Oports

Rhineland commission to avoid Berlin government

The interallied Rhineland commission said it will not deal with the Berlin government, but with the existing German administrative authorities as it prepares to take control of the occupied areas after the peace treaty is ratified.

Ganizations Rhine Berlin Rhineland Herr von Stark Cablena Coblenz Eald

Senator New denies marriage and divorce claims in scandal

The article reports Senator New denying a wife named Lulu Burger and alleged marriage and divorce tale. It notes her history and a police inquiry arising from a disputed relationship, with New asserting the story is false. The piece references press coverage and ongoing questions about the couple’s past.

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Compound Rail Trials In England Ignite Renewal Effort

Street railways in England test a compound rail 41 with a renewably worn portion. The aim is to extend track life while minimizing disruption to service. This development shows ongoing efforts to reduce maintenance downtime and improve urban transit reliability.

England

Labor Council Frowns On The One Big Union

The Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council rejected the one big union movement after a heated meeting. Delegates reported to the convention with no recommendation for action and debates centered on oath violations and federation loyalty. Mueller warned of a miners' union forming in Butte within two weeks, pledging broad support and cautioning against movements seen as destructive to craft unions.

Butte Miners Union Com Metal ‘Tradex ‘Council Labor Council Silver Bow Trades and Labor A. Mueller American Federation of Labor Mueller Butte Seve Mueller Federation Butt

Moonshine Moonshine and a Sunstruck Arrest Tale

Police report last evening describes John Moran and two companions arrested on a public disturbance on Compli vada avenue. Moran claimed moonshine left him sunstruck while Captain Murphy and Chief Murphy noted the liquor as a tempering factor. Moran and party were placed in fat in a charge of drunkenness.

Cape

Veterans to Meet at Hall Tonight

A regular meeting of the World Reise will be held at the Auditorium this evening. Attendees will elect officers and plan for furnishing the hall.

HALL Matta

Visitors and Guests Reported at Finlen and Thornton Hotels

Arrivals at the Finlen include Thomas Cooner land agent for the Northern Pacific, Fred Murphy of Missoula, Miss Bertha Murray of Great Falls, J F Donoher of Great Falls, W A Jepson and J C Hai from Livingston, M W Warwick, Miss Abbie Foss from Blackfoot valley, Helmville, and B A Wyatt plus D J Daltz of Bozeman. Additional guests at the Finlen noted from Billings. Ro Zumner and Mrs Zumner of Hi14 were seen at the Thornton last night.

Thomas Cooner The Northern Pacific’ Railway Company Finlen Bertha Murray Great Falls J. F. Donoher W. A. Jepson J.C. Hai Livingston M. W. Warwick Os Abbie Foss Blackfoot Valley Helmville B.A. Wyatt D. J. Daltz Bozeman Finten Ny Lekey Bill Ro Zumner Hi 14 Thornton

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