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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1914
Page
1
A report from Washington notes Minister Nuño of Argentina and President Wilson with Secretary Bryan shaping mediation work with Brazil and Chile. Prolonged proceedings and possible delays suggest no Monday conferences while search for provisional president candidates continues.
President Wilson and Secretary Bryan expressed renewed optimism about mediation in the Mexican situation after a talks with Argentinian minister Romulo S. Nason in Washington. Minister Noon, returning from Niagara Falls, also supported the hopeful outlook and indicated resumption of negotiations Monday.
In Today's issue a wide array of notes appears from the Anite Miners union with signings and a stalled mediation. War casualties, a woman’s murder, divorce cases, and court actions are outlined alongside sport, ads, and state news.
Mrs Folson, 40, of Somerville, confessed to police she shot and killed Henry T. Folson while driving to meet him in Newmarket. She said she did it to prevent his leaving. prelimary hearing awaits, with her plea of insanity asserted. Felson, an attorney and inventor, was a graduate of a prominent college.
In Lethiwingee Alberta a mine disaster at the HL Creat Collieries No 2 trapped 168 workers. Fire halted rescue progress after a blast ignited failures in inner gates. Crews removed bodies to surface. only a few returns reported from the wrecked site.
Printon Wisconsin witnessed a launch overturning in the swollen Vox river. Albert Pricut, a wealthy manufacturer, saved four men from certain death after rivermen, initially refusing to help, objected that rescue was impossible.
Whittle Diging, N o V 28 reports a paid assassin confesses to the murder of Tony Marre and a later attack. He faces the electric chair at Sing Sing Monday. Prosecution says four other men in the so called murder syndicate cooperate.
In Toledo Ohio June 20 delegates of the Modern Woodmen of America clashed over the Chicago insurance rate and by laws. insurgents sought to cut salaries of officers and pay scales, but their proposal failed by a margin of 800 to 162 percent in a pivotal roll call amid the convention proceedings.
Abraham Ruef, former political boss of San Francisco, had his parole application denied at San Quentin. He is serving a 12 year term for offering a bribe to a supervisor in the Craft Prosecution. Parole cannot be reconsidered for a year unless directed by the board. Ruef has three years and three months served. term ends December 1919 with good behavior.
The Montana church convention in Butte outlines the plan to elect a coadjutor bishop to assist Bishop Daniel Sylvester Tuttle. The gathering, including bishops, clergy, and delegates from districts and missions, weighs the diocesan needs and the possible candidate from New York or elsewhere, with the old leader nearing retirement.
The Butte Miners Union faced a crisis as officers resigned amid internal conflict. President Moyer announced plans after a weekend conference with Western Federation of Miners leaders. Resignations prompt a likely election and calls for harmony as unions seek stable leadership and avoidance of a split toward industrial workers.
A list shows twenty eight officials submitting resignations to President Moyer amid results of a disrupted election at the Butte Minors. Names include Benge Oitleorn Preston-met Ring Joe THarklus and Jack O'Counors among officers and committees with Mike Sullivan and Patric Quigley as key trustees and treasurers. Some officers may face a second election.
The report describes confusion within a union as members protest and seek hearings. It notes discussions about resignations and potential action, with President Mayer presenting a proposition to miners and security officials assessing the situation amid meetings and advisement from Mayer Festering.
A committee of 20 secessionist minors directs actions as a 1 30 pm meeting at the Hotind arena faces changes. Officers resign, plans shift, and leaders weigh challenging President Moyer while seeking federation support amid internal disputes and a possible conference with Mayor Duncan.
Fragmented clipping reports Mayor Duncan has not released a formal plan seeking compromises among Butte miners. The editorial notes pressure from socialist and union factions, including United Mine Workers, and hints at possible absorption by the Western Federation of Miners, with no official confirmation.
Charles Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners announced a spontaneous strike in Michigan's Calumet district. About 3,000 miners across Calumet & Hecla, Kearysige, and Wolverine mines reportedly participate, with no official action taken.
An overheated spell chilled labor and daily tasks as residents faced extreme heat. Officials warned of heat illness risks while businesses and services adjusted hours and operations to cope with the oppressive temperatures and humidity.
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