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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1907
Page
3
In a dispute over wage increases from Per month to 125 for drug clerks and 30 for assistants, unions press for higher pay. Many stores shut early or entirely, with 50 clerks affected as union and employers clash, forcing closures and reduced services across New York City.
A heated session between the executive board of UAE clerks and the executive dominiee of the Butte Cant group led to a committee proposing to refer the issue to merchants association and a unions council. Arbitration paused wage conflict at $127 pending process.
The text reports scattered Butte briefs noting individuals registered or staying in the area and an annual statement filed by the Butte Electric Railway Company. It mentions regimens, visits, and a list of names with towns such as Lewistown and Roseman, plus references to railway capital, assets, and indebtedness.
A list shows A A Kuighs winning the first prize of 390 dollars for the largest awards under the geographical conditions. A Chapman, 10 West Galena Street, is second with 17 dollars. Mrs WM Hartshorn, Thornton, PrnsiPal TM Harte and Pra, and R R Kelly, high school judges, are noted as the organizing authorities.
A flood tore through Meadton Lex ane Trible areas with a 35 foot rise. Banks of the Colorado broke at two points flooding vast farmlands and one town. Wharton遭 river floodwaters inundated the city ventey plant.
Reading Center inventor Corting New York June 1 unveils a near human array of mail delivery, an electric postman running on wires with small cars, poles, and track to dispense with carrier and horse. The device promises mail collection and delivery along a fixed route at high speed, with safety features and fault monitoring. In other news the grand jury will investigate forgery charges against an international committee representative and federal statute concerns.
Richmonde VA reports adoption of resolutions urging a permanent memorial at Washington and Lee University to Gen Robert E Lee on the centenary. Congress and the President thanked for $50,100 appropriation. Sympathy extended to Mrs Methley’s family. New York markets largely steady as copper and other metals show little change amid a calm trading day. A plague district is to be purged with a plan to destroy the tall in one church area. Professor Bartoll reports a discovery near the Palatine Hill of an early Christian oratory likely used by Christinan priests.
A late 19th or early 20th century dispatch from Stunderd Ridge reports a dispute over a patented mining claim near Cherry Creek in Oregon County. The Northern Pacific and others contested title, with hearings held in Virginia City and a lengthy, costly process ongoing. Auctioneer Al Pollinger is handling sales of cattle while local officials face staffing and jurisdiction changes in Sanders County.
Local notes recall Dinpatrds and Banded Whi Rela during a livestock sale in Twin Bridges on June 18. Livestock buyers gathered as trucks lined the lot and auctions proceeded with steady bidding for cattle and hogs.
Denver physicians describe a patient named Schmibel who awoke after fifty days of apparent sleep. Experts note uncertainty over the cause, weighing nervous system disorders or possible brain injury, with university doctors seeking explanations from hospital staff and instructors. The case puzzles staff and prompts further medical inquiry.
Fragmented text describes a university project, an erected tower with a clock, named donor, and nearby local names. The passage is garbled with many misspellings and nonstandard terms, making exact titles, dates, and participants difficult to determine. The readable items mention a central building, a clock tower, and associated local figures.
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