Walkout tensions flare in Butte metal trades talks
Long and tangled labor dispute unfolds as the Montana Metal Trades council negotiates with mining companies over wage and union conditions. Key figures include Frank J. McNulty and SAM SCHUBERT with statements on authority and possible walkouts. The Silver Bow Employers Association offers 50 cent daily raise to reach 4.25, amid broader strike threats and referendum debates.
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Shipping Board and Goethals Clash Over Ship Plan
Washington July 18 Leaders of the Shipping Board and Major General George Goethals remain at odds over the government shipbuilding program. A conference yielded no decision and another session is set for tomorrow as disputes focus on wooden ship construction, requisitioned ships, and two proposed shipyards.
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Denver strike attempt ends as miners' action called off
Denver reports the metalliferous miners strike at Leadville was abandoned after mediators informed the labor department in Washington that the strike would be postponed. In Missouri, Flat River jail details indicate more than 70 prisoners are confined after a mob event last Friday, with leaders Leslie Bruse Charlo Bruse and Ellis Bostick among the inmates awaiting further processing.
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CAN SELL BELOW MARKET FOR ARMY CONTRACTS
Washington reports award of contracts for 600000 cases of canned Deal to supply the Army and Navy for the coming year. The government says the price is well below current market levels. Contracts distributed to plants near army and navy depots as announced tonight by the Public Information computter.
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Receiver for Puget Sound Traction Line appointment approved
Beattie to be appointed receiver for Puget Sound Traction Light and Power, Seattle streetcar operator. City council with Mayor Gill presiding unanimously approves action background, workers strike for recognition, company seeking protection, possible out of town workers. No disorder reported yet.
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Food Bill Debate Nearing End In Senate
Washington July 18 The food bill debate nears its end as amendments are discussed and the committee's advisory commission is defended. Senators Pomereno Kellogg McCumber Weeks and others push price and compensation provisions while arguing against government contracting control and war conduct oversight.
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Miners Flock to Warren District Amid Tense Labor Clashes
Miners arrive in Warren district at about 80 daily seeking work in copper mills and mines as Industrial Workers of the World tensions prompt patrols and deportation warnings. Citizens Protective Association and Workmen's Loyalty League threaten action if law and order falter while Governor Campbell defends rights and pledges protection. A Globe-Miami area deportation message warns of possible mob response. a Mount St. Charles College alumni picnic plans are noted in separate local items.
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Secretary McAdoo Clarifies Liberty Bond Certificate Exchange
Washington July 18 Secretary McAdoo stated there is no charge for exchanging Liberty bond certificates of different denominations. The certificates will count for their full face value when turned in, regardless of the bond amount applied.
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Matl addressed to soldiers to be weighed for proper handling
Washington July 18: a request was issued by the post office department urging that all material addressed to soldiers or sailors of the American expeditionary force be handed in at the post for proper weighing to ensure correct wages and records.
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