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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1919

Page

6

Seamen's Union Delegate Leads Labor Covenant Debate

Atlantic City June 20. Discussion over the League of Nations and its labor covenant at the A F of L session raised a heated debate led by Seamen's Union delegate Andrew Furuseth. He warned that endorsing the covenant could erase labor's gains, questioned Paris edits, and claimed a clause altering a key plank reversed its meaning. An amendment sought to limit endorsement by preserving Ireland's freedom.

Atlantic City N. J League of Nations Andrew Furuseth Seamen's Union League Furuseth St Paris Wil Wilson Europe Uthor Plank Paris United States Committees On International Labor Relations Ireland

Boss Townley Seeks Damages From Four North Dakota Papers

Fargo, N. D., June 20. Four libel suits totaling $8000 300 have been filed against North Dakota papers by President Townley of the nonpartisan league and William Lemke, one of his ten tenants. The defendants are the Grand Forks Herald, Bismarck Tribune, Valley City Times-Record and Fargo Forum. Papers have been served on officers of the marck paper. Townley alleges the papers carried incorrect reports of evidence given by H.C. Ramath before the state banking board.

Fargo N. D North Dakota Townley Non-Partisan League William Lemke Grand Forks Herald Bismarck Tribune Valley City Times-Record Fargo Forum Marck H.C. Ramath State Banking Board

Electrical workers frame ultimatum to Pacific Coast firm

San Francisco June 7. Metals at the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers are framing an ultimatum to present to the Pacific Coast Telephone and Telegraph Company. If the strikers demands are not granted immediately the locals of Oregon and Washington will be called out on strike early next week, according to strike leaders.

San Francisco International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Pacific Coast Telephone & Telegraph Company Oregon Washington

SQUIRREL BRAND MYSTERY INVOLVES POLICE INTERROGATION

A report from the scene describes Harry Roberts and his wife Bopeete in a penitent mood as police investigate a fluid found in a grip. Roberta was arrested on drunkenness and the case includes a whiskey odor and a stock of alleged intoxicants. the prosecutor will pursue if the bottle tests confirm liquor.

Harry Roberts College Laboraton Testeets Innette Roberta Torney

Doughnut Recipe From Salvation Army Sale

A battered note from a Salvation Army doughnut sale in New York sparks interest in a forthcoming Butte event. Campaign manager Crittenden promotes the recipe A la Pershing, listing flour sugar baking powder eggs milk and tar as ingredients.

Salvation Army New York City Butte Crittenden A. la Pershing Tast Saltian Army

Former patrolman dispute and court actions unfold

Former Patrolman Nicholas M. Golubin faced questions over his regular appointment status as an answer in his case against Mayor Stodden asserts a six month probation and no passing of patrolman exams. In juvenile court three youths pleaded guilty to store breaking with suspended sentences. Two widows receive monthly support payments of 25 and 85 dollars. Patrolman Philp Piva, found guilty of second degree assault, gets 15 more days to prepare appeal under Judge Lynch.

Nicholas M. Golubin Stodden Golubin Lynch Palia Ormer Philp Piva Juda Lynch

Woman's Club Plans New Foundation Near Clark and Park

The Woman's Club at the corner of Clark and Park streets will install a new foundation at an estimated cost of $1,000 soon. Yesterday a city permit was issued to the contractor Thomas Nou to begin work.

WO Build Foundation Woman's Club Clark and Park Streets Thomas Nou

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