Butte Telephone Strike Talks Continue After Brief Confrontation
After more than two hours in the Montana Federation of Labor meeting with telephone company leaders, officials said they were closer together and a second conference was planned. Merchants of Butte press for a quick settlement as nationwide wage disputes affect service.
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Telephone Company
Montana Federation of Labor
D. S. Murray
Salt Lake
H. L. Burdick
Helena
G. R. Armstrong
Butte
F. E. Leonard
Alexander Fairgrieve
T. C. Hope
M. M. Donoghue
Federation
Chope
Leonard
Merchants of
Merchants’ Association
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Fairgrieves
East
West
Grand
Sullivan
Electrical Workers
Murray
Armstrong
Charles Austin
Company
Montana Fed
Eration
Treasury balances report shows cash and gold assets
Washington on July 30 reports available cash balance of 39,609,931 dollars, gold coin and bullion totaling 53,748,763 dollars, and gold certificates valued at 79,649,370 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Money Market News Brief
Money on call trading in New York on July 30 reports liquidity levels and short term rate activity with market observers noting cautious participation and steady demand among financial institutions.
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New York
Market rates and bonds amid steady trade conditions
The report shows steady ruling rates at 3 percent with closing bids at 24 percent and 24.5 percent, firmer time loans, and prime mercantile paper around 4 percent. Sterling exchange sits steady, bankers’ bills quoted near 487.25 and 488.90 for different maturities, government bonds hold steady while railroad bonds appear irregular.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Copper and metals markets mixed in New York and London
Copper futures held steady while spot prices slipped in New York. Locally values showed weakness with electrolytic and lake metals quoted around small fractional shifts. lead held near 5.15 to 5.25 cents locally but fell in London to 19 shillings 7s 6d. Spelter remained steady in London and softened slightly locally.
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New York
London
Mrs Lees of Whitehall Dies After Nine Day Illness
Mrs A Lees wife of a prominent Whitehall resident died yesterday at Murray hospital from blood poisoning after a nine day illness. She was born in Dubuque native of Iowa and survived by five children including a nine day old infant. The body was sent to Whitehall for burial. Flatley Winnifred 4 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Flatley of 6 Pearl Street died Monday with funeral set for 2 PM today.
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A. Lees
Whitehall
Murray's Hospital
Mrs. Lees
Towa
Dubuque
N. L
J. B. May
Hutte
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Connell
Our
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Se Yard
Manchester
Eton
Treasury Statement
Money Market
Royal Worcester
Batiste
Nadia
Metal Market
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