Arbitration Is The Winner In Labor Troubles At Butte
Arbitration is declared the winner as labor troubles in Butte are amicably settled.双方 reached settlement ending dispute without further action.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1916
Page
1
Repudiation of the Attack in Aranza
A formal repudiation statement condemns an attack in Aranza, detailing officials’ stance and calls for peace. The release underscores solidarity with victims and urges lawful response and restraint amid rising tensions.
Butte Strike Settlement Ends Most Serious Labor Trouble
Arbitration of six members from the Silver Bow Employers' association and organized labor of Butte announced a settlement ending the strike by teamsters and workers. Teamsters get a base wage of 3.76 per day plus 0.25 extra when copper sells at 15 cents or more, with a 4.00 daily minimum. Workingmen receive 3.50 per day plus 0.25 extra when copper is 16 cents or more, with overtime at 60 cents per hour. The agreement, effective June 14, 1916, ends a major local labor dispute and includes a potential additional wage increase tied to copper prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttes
Silver Bow
Butte
Nich
Teamsters
Butte and Anaconda News Highlights and Society Notes
Digest of articles across Montana including Anaconda and Butte briefs. Reports cover Mexican conflict sentiment and calls for repudiation of attack, Russian gains in Bukovina, state news, a belated auto party to Great Falls, Chita’s body found in a mine, motorist case with Connors, a wife and self murder in Butte, divorce, alimony, railroad suit, plus sports, mining, advertising, and society items with a feature page focus on women and upcoming events in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte
aSenator Myers
Wilson
Anaconda
Toto
Great Falls
Chita
Connors
Bell
Leslie M.brown
Railroad
Horoscoms
América
Mexico Mediation Offer Sought by Calderon Envoy
Washington June Inacio Calderon of Bolivia asked Mexican Ambassador designate Eliseo Orredondo if Mexico would accept mediation in the US Mexico crisis. The Mexican ambassador said he would relay the inquiry but would not reply now. Calderon planned similar inquiries to the American government and Latin American representatives pressed the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Inacio Calderon
Bolivia
Eliseo Orredondo
United States
Mexico
Carranza
Calderon
Lansing
Naon
Argentina
Gonzales Cordova
Zaldivar
Salvador
State Department
World War Fronts See Mixed Progress Across Europe
Associated Press reports heavy fighting along the Russian front in Bukowina with Russian advances impeded by Austrians and gains by Germans near Verdun at Thiaumont. Italians push in Trentino while Turks chase Russians from Mesopotamian positions north of the Chorokh river.
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Associated Press
Bukowina
Brustloft
Kuty
Galician
Carpathians
Verdun
Thiaumont
Trenting
Pasuble
Eise
Tur
Chorokh River
Circulars declare that a state of war exists
Brownsville June 24 Circulars were distributed in Matamoros opposite here declaring that the latest crossing into Mexico by American troops near Brownsville has been construed as a declaration of war by the United States against Mexico. Signed by Gen J P Navalarette commander of Mexican forces in Tamaulipas the circulars dated June 11 declare a state of war exists between the two countries It says Americans found in Mexico with arms will be executed but those pursuing peaceful occupations south of the Rio Grande and unarmed would be protected The circulars appear connected to the Saturday crossing in pursuit of bandits who attacked a detachment of the Twenty sixth Infantry and raided two ranches near San Benito with bandits killed during the punitive expedition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Matamoros
Mexico
United States
J. P.nafarrette
Stexican
Tamaulipas
Brownsvill
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Tanches
San’ Benito
Corn Products Company Dissolved by Federal Judge
New York June 24 Dissolution of the Corn Products Refining company and its allied concerns as an illegal restraint of trade was ordered by Federal Judge Learned Hand. The decision sustains the government commission’s complaint acting in chancery and will arrange the dissolution details. This marks the commission’s first use of such authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corn Products’ Refining Company
Learned Roland
Govern Commission
Ghancery
Sundry bill passes House in late June action
Washington reports the sundry civil appropriation totaling 127 million dollars cleared the House and moved to the Senate. Debate included a rejection of a 10 million dollar government war munitions plant proposal, while adding 50,000 to bulletins printing for farmers.
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Washington
House
Senate
Aviator Chapman Killed in Verdun Air Battle
Paris June 24 Corporal Victor Chapman of New York a Franco American flying corps member was killed yesterday at Verdun after rescuing Norman Prince and the corps captain he dived into a superior German force and brought down three aeroplanes before being shot and crashing within French lines.
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Paris
Corp
Victor Chapman
New York
Tim
Austrians claim Russians repulsed at Kuty and Volhynia
An Austro-Hungarian statement reports a birching advance pushing Russians from Kuty Galicia and says Austro-German forces deny Russian counter-attacks north of the Lipa river near Gorochow and Torchyn as of tonight.
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Vienna
London
Kuty
Galicia
Volhynia
Lipa River
Gorochow
Torchyn
Demand Release of Imprisoned Americans in Mexico Fight
San Antonio June 24 Gen Frederick Funston urged War Department officials to press for the release of Americans captured during the fight at Carry Zal and now held at the Ghuntahua prison. Pershing’s report cautions a full update is unlikely soon as details remain uncertain. Capt Lewis Morey was said to be in a position to provide fuller data once the Seventh Cavalry expedition returns to the main column.
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San Antonio
Texas
Frederick Funston
War Department
Carryzal
Ghuntahua’ Cie
Boyar
Pershing
Panaton
Atmk
Ada
Lewis Morey
Hleventh
Bell
el Paso
Funston
Thrural Bell
Boyd
Mexicans routed by fierce charge of few troopers
San Antonio June 24 General Pershing reported that Captain Boyd’s Tenth Cavalry broke through Mexican lines at Carrizal led by Troop C with Captain Morey’s Troop K, taking a ditch trench and entering Carrizal. Boyd was wounded and killed in action. Morey and his men, amidoutflanking fire, sought shelter in an adobe house. Survivors say several were killed or captured and many reached Pershing’s lines after arduous retreat. relief efforts push toward Carrizal and Colonia Dublan with provisions for the wounded.
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Boyd
Captain Morey
Adobe House
San Antonio
Tenth Cavalry
Charles T. Boyd
Felix Gomez
Carrizal
Pershing
Funston
Morey
Lenking
Howne
Jenkins
General Pershing
Jenkins and
Howze
Colonia Dublan
Caprn Morey
San Luis Ranch
Ine
Henry Adair
Adair
More
Corporal Green
Carranaiatas
Wetle
Fells Gomez
Green
Roya
Lewis &. Morey
Darley
Tain
Benow
Another Carrizal Threat In Chihuahua City
June 24 Mexico reports American columns advancing from the field base toward San Antonio and Ojo Caliente. General Jacinto Trevino vows to attack unless retreat occurs, promising the same treatment as at Carrizal. Pershing seeks names of dead and prisoners as reports differ on American casualties and possible escapes.
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Pase
San Antonio
Ojo Caliente
Carranza
Chihuahua City
Jacinto Trevino Han
Trevino
Carrizal
General Pershing
Carranza Preparing Reply To U S Note
An official dispatch from Mexico City reports General Carranza is preparing a reply to the latest American note. The dispatch says the reply may be published in Mexico City tomorrow without waiting for delivery to the United States.
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Washington
Mexico City
Carranza
United Stat
Fifteen Hundred to Be in Camp This Noon
Special Dispatch to the Standard Selena June 24 Members of the Second regiment to the number of 1500 comprising 11 companies all except Company L of Sidney will be in camp at Fort Harrison by noon tomorrow Company L will arrive later There were tonight five companies at Fort Harrison with 424 enlisted men The companies arriving in Helena today were E of Miles City with 185 men and officers I of Baker with 85 men and officers B of Roundup with 80 men and officers and A of Bozeman with 68 men and officers Early tomorrow morning companies F and H of Kalispell with M from Chateau E from Valier G from Glasgow and C from Shelby with rear frontal band from Valier will arrive As a welcome to the soldiers the business houses on Main street are decorated with the American flag There are a number of private residences flying the stars and stripes and at the state capitol there are dozen flags In evidence Recruiting has been so active that in a week the regiment has been brought up from 5 to 1300 No word has been received regarding any movement from Fort Harrison but just as soon as mobilization is completed they will be ready to leave Monday morning the regiment will be mustered into the service of the national government.
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Selena
Sidney
Fort Harrison
Helena
Miles City
Baker
Bozeman
Kalispell
Ambush Response As Tenth Cavalry Presses Carrizal Fight
Field Headquarters reports Corporal Green and Captain Charles T. Boyd leading Tenth Cavalry troops into an ambush at Carrizal. Despite bullets in his arm and shoulder, Boyd remained in the saddle directing the fight as Mexican forces laid a deadly trap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Tenth Cavalry
Carrizal
Charles T. Boyd
Nes
Carrizal Battle Sparks Border Crisis Rumors
Reports from El Paso describe fears of a general attack as American columns move toward San Antonio and Ojo de Monte. General Treviño orders Carranza troops to strike, with scouts noting possible engagement near Carrizal and Carrancists regrouping for a larger offensive against the expeditionary force.
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Beneral
Earanza
Lne
Border Patrol
Car- Teal
General Funston
Sandite
Bingville Bugle
Fromorth Galicia
Lutek
Fleury
French War Office
Freund
Mesopotamia
Paitak Pase
America
Corn Products Company
I$ Ordered
Chapman
France
Persning
Carrial
Sole
Arters
Dilstere Gusert
Chihuahua
Carrans
Ojo Monte
Jacinto ‘Trevino
Carranga Army of the Forth
Chuahua City
Treving
Qriapae
Solimea
Pets Shing
Ebilente
Carsisal
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