Mining wage talks end in scaled copper price settlement
United mining unions and company negotiators in Butte reached a five year contract framework after voting to adopt a wage scale tied to copper prices. The agreement sets 18 cents per pound and 33.50 for below 18 cents, with miners, engineers, and station workers to be paid under a revised scale if copper advances. Committees from unions and firms will supervise implementation as meetings in Anaconda and Butte proceed.
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Mets
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Anton
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Wien
Wenie Me
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Freeler
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Winzes
Cutchy
Ntxodutiona
Nainia
Actor Richard Mans Melt in serious condition
New York patrons report actor Richard Mans Melt was stricken and confined to bed. Doctors say his temperature has fallen after days of high fever but he remains dangerously ill and weak, affecting his ability to perform.
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New York
Richard Mans
Melt
Will judge sanity of White's slayer
A New York report notes a sanity evaluation of Thaw, with the commission limiting its inquiry to the prisoner’s present understanding of court proceedings and rationality. The hearing adjourned after about two hours with Thaw remaining calm. no physical exam decision was made, and a second session was planned behind closed doors for Saturday morning.
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New York
Fay
Jafice Fitzgerald
Jerome
Hiis
Jorome
To-Torrow
Sigora
Leoneld Datzel
Corbin Banking Company For Creditors Assignment
The Corbin Banking company assigned today for the benefit of creditors to George Cuus Ha. The two members of the company are George Edgell and Austin Corbin, with Edsell as president and Corbin as vice president. Location noted as New York.
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New York
March
Corbin Banking Company
George Cuus Ha
George Edgell
Austin Corbin
Edsell
Corbin View
Tietel Uo
Ladd. Company
Trouble in Central America Reaches Alarm Phase
Washington aims to prevent a wider Central American war but declines to send troops. Secretary Root and Ambassador Creel at the State Department cite lack of reliable information and fear movements toward a provisional government in Nicaragua. News from San Jose says Amatapa bombarded. Honduran capital Amalpa reports bombardment and President Ronit fled to the port.
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America
Mexico
Central America
Root
Creel
State Department
Ftay
Alag
Banilth
Venduras
Nicaracna
Ing
Tris
United
Inter Merry
Corbin Bank Shows Strong Assets and Private Banker Ties
In a terse statement from the Corbin Banking Company, a quartet of private bankers led by George EB, Wedge, and Austin Corbin asserted assets exceed a substantial amount, noting valuable real estate and planned maturities. Creditors will likely demand a settlement as officers push for timely arrangements.
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Thin Lollowby
Corbin Banking Company
Iy 4Fren
Conatad ii
George EB
Wedge
Austin Corbin
Wem
Walt In
Tall
Proctor Ends His Own Life in Glendale Home
William A. Proctor, president of Proctor and Cumbie and a founder of the firm, died today from a bullet wound at his Glendale home. Coroner Cameron opened an investigation and would only say the death was from a gunshot. Proctor was a prominent businessman and lay leader in the Protestant Episcopal church, known for a profit-sharing scheme with employees.
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Cincinnati
Wiliam A. Proctor
Proctor & Cumbie Company
Blahome
Glendale
Cameron
Proctor
Mgr. Proctor
Protestant Episcopal Church
Indictments Rise From San Francisco Bribery Case
A San Francisco bribery investigation centers on Pacific Telephone executives and city officials. The grand jury foreseen multiple indictments amid alleged payments totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars to influence franchise votes and city contracts.
Woman Sentenced to Prison and Expulsion in Interlaken
A woman identified as Me Darnova, an interim Russian minister, was sentenced in Interlaken in September to five years of confinement and twenty years expulsion from the country. The prisoner alleged extreme brutality by the examining magistrate and prison warders during testimony, which they could not deny when called to testify.
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Thon
Switzerland
Méroh Bie
Teantient
Wernie
Muller
Interlaken
Lim
Darnova
Russia
Prisan Wanléra
Great Northern RailroaD Debt Issuance Upheld in Wisconsin Case
In St Paul Wisconsin March 28 the Great Northern railroad won a ruling that it could issue 60 million dollars in stock authorized by its board months earlier. Attorney General Young argued the company must file before the Interstate Commerce Commission for examination of necessity and purpose.
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Great Northern Railroad
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Young
Postmaster Gillis Named in Butte Appointment
March 23 Roosevelt appointed Mateo Gillle postmaster at Butte. Malcom Gills received congratulations from Clenils yesterday that he would be the next bossinasion of GF Buttle, succeeding the late George W. fevin. Gillle had prior acquaintance with Roosevelt dating back to the president's banquet in this city. He accepted an initatiaw of the mesident and dised with lin ab the white horse.
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Toedar Preslival Roosevelt
Mateo Gillle
Butte, Sant
Malcolm Gills
Clenils
Buttle
George W. Fevin
Gills
Roosevelt
Gils
Lin Ab
No Arbitration TheIR WAR CRY
Chicago reports a railroads wage dispute cannot be settled by arbitration. General managers refuse to arbitrate the wage scale while unions press for higher pay and an eight hour day. Officials seek federal mediation under the Erdman act with further talks planned.
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Western Railroads
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Tauight
Euilroads
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Interstate Commerce
Charlee P. Nell
Chl
Morrissey
Brotherhood of Railway
Stainmon
Man Electrocuted at Canyon Ferry Power Plant
Raedal Dispatch reports Helena Afardh Thomas Pink died after an electric shock at Canyon Ferry power stand while operating an agit punch. A grounding fault sent 55 volts through his body. Coroner Bennett investigated. Pink had relatives in Wales and had worked at Canyon Ferry six months.
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Afardh
Thomas Pink
Canyon Forcy
Fink
Hrwan
Offoria
Corner Bennett
Pink
Wale
Omirvius Hinw- Rink
Canyon “Ferry
Peasants Revolt Crushed By Government Forces
Reports from Bucharest detail government suppression of a peasant revolt with mixed success. Troops battled rioters across multiple districts, with hundreds of peasants killed or wounded. Prefect orders shops closed to deter unrest as clashes continue near Vinnehka and Bra Bova districts.
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Vinnehka
Sheen
Séveril Inasleu
Gen Kuraki Named to Represent Japanese Navy at Sumestown Celebration
March 29 report states Gen Kuraki will represent the Japanese navy at the Sumestown celebration, confirming official participation and signaling diplomatic ties during the event.
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Thiriy
Gen Kuraki
Nemy
Sumestown
Train wreck in Colton follows open switch failure
March 25 Colton Cal reports one of the era’s deadliest wrecks as westbound Overland train number 9 from New Orleans to San Francisco derailed after striking an open switch. About 26 confirmed killed, around 100 injured, many from New York and New Orleans. Cars piled, some ripped to splinters. Florence Roberts company spared deaths, others injured. Rescue, ambulances, and officials from San Bernardino aided. derailment curbed by a switch engine. Continued on page two.
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Morrison
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Marenon
Representative Scott Discusses Panama Canal Situation
Kansas City representative Charles F. Scott of Utah spoke before the Young Men's Republican club on the Panama Canal. He said the canal's construction is progressing, with excavation certainties and substantial work completed. he projected the major project ahead by about seven years.
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Charles F. Scott
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Young Men's Republican Club
Panama
Panama Canals
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