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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
9
Berlin reports the death of Admiral von Holtzendorff a senior German naval leader born in Berlin who served on the General Staff and commanded at Kiel. He directed U boat work and the Atlantic fleet and received early decorations for his service.
In Spokane Washington on June 10 a Labor Council meeting balked at a motion to ask the unions in the area to provide funds for their defense. The proposal was defeated.
The civil service announces numerous open examinations including telegraph operator, domestic science teacher, dental hygienist, calculating machine operator, oil and gas roles, chemist, patent expert, and clerks. Vacancies span Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Wyoming and national posts with salaries from $900 to $5,000 plus and dates in June July and August.
Wallace Idaho June 10 The Mine Owners Association of the Coeur d Alenes issued a statement reaffirming the operators refusal to grant wage increases and an eight hour day demanded by the Wallace local of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers. They say workers now labor on an eight hour schedule and that a wage rise and union recognition are denied.
In a parliamentary election for the vacant seat at Boast In Ireland the unionist Kedward Carson was defeated. The victor was Mr. Manna, an independent Unionist aligned with Sir Edward Carson.
Chile on June 10 reports proclaim tranquility despite protests over artistic publications. Government notifies legations via circular letter after disorder rumors. Buenos Aires dispatches relay mixed signals as officials seek to calm tensions.
Spokane, Washington reports Whitworth College selects Dr Beatie to reopen the school next fall after closure due to war conditions. Beatie, a 4 time graduate of the Kens tuck seminary, previously led southern schools and founded the mountain school in the Ouarke region.
A garbled report indicates a Swiss delegation and a mission related to improving conditions in government affairs. The fragment suggests discussions with authorities to address issues affecting governance and welfare.
Detroit June 10 Paul M Warburg former vice president urged a national budget system to strengthen US finance and promote world trade. He called for a permanent board to oversee government finances and warned of inflation and rising costs if not reformed. He noted America’s banking strength and urged constructive action. San Francisco June 10 eight workers of the American expeditionary force were cited or decorated for bravery and 213 commended, per a cablegram.
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