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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1914

Page

21

April activity weak on Butte Mining Stock Exchange

The April report shows sparse local activity due to the Mexico war situation. Total shares traded were 19,800 with Bullwhacker leading activity at 1. A. Stewart 1.29 and Tuolumne 48 50 were notable. Prices varied across many stocks, including Davis Daly and Ohio Keating, with significant sums exchanged and a modest uptick as the new month opened.

Butte Mining Stock Exchange Mexico Butte Exchange Stewart Tuolumne Davis-Daly Ohio-Keating Barnes-King Butte & London Butte & Bacorn Butte- New York East Butte Extension Keating Gold Keating Pric

Federal forces boosted as coal strike escalates

In Huerfano county Colorado striking miners report gunfire and bomb blasts near rail lines and tents as Major Hamrock and troops arrive. Leaders claim strikers may have looted Sunnyside mine store while promising to discipline rioters. A rail route to Trinidad or central points is being considered amid growing tension.

Walsenburg Col Huerfano County C. C. Smith Sunnyside

Strikers Meet as Army Quadruples in Colorado

Comment by Maj. W. A. Holbrook on an Associated Press dispatch notes army forces in Colorado would be quadrupled. John R. Lawson of the United Mine Workers and Horace N. Hawkins arrive from Denver as leaders of a strikers meeting move to respond.

Trinidad Col Colorado W. A. Holbrook Associated Press John R. Lawson International United Aine Workers Horace N. Hawkins Denver

Slow Recovery of Bodies After Mine Blast in West Virginia

Reces West Virginia May 1 Work to recover the 172 miners who died in the New River Collieries No 3 explosion began today. Of 20 bodies found at the shaft bottom, 14 had been brought to the surface. It will be several days before most victims are recovered.

Reces W. Va New River Collieries Company

Diamonds Found After Berkeley Circus Robbery

A Berkeley circus roustabout was arrested after a fight with a coworker led to the recovery of a rope of diamonds valued at about $1000. The jewels, reported missing by Mrs. Frank G Hogan of Pasadena, were found hidden in a coat by police who say the case is under review with no charges yet filed.

San Francisco Berkeley Pacific Coast Frank G. Hogan Scient Pasadena Boat Law Fields Fields Flo

Nerny Receives Eagle Sendoff From Butte Lodge

Alderman T. J. Nerny was surprised by about 100 Fraternal Order of Eagles members in Butte on the eve of his departure for Europe. Dr. P. H. McCarthy lauded his 19 years of service as past Worthy President as Nerny pledged to wave the flag and uphold Americanism wherever he travels. A banquet followed with several speeches as he, with his wife and daughter, leaves for Europe late next week.

T. J. Nerny Butte Order of Eagles FAI P. H. McCarthy Nerny Fox Europe

Action Postponed by Workingmen's Union

At a Workingmen's Union meeting last night a referendum on striking for the 1 dollar per day rate was postponed to the next meeting. It is expected the Trades and Labor Council will take definite action for or against the strike proposition, having effectively left the endorsement to the unions.

Ste Ilzer Row ‘Trades and” Labor Counll

Children Outing at Gregson Tomorrow

Parents in Butte and Anaconda urged to take their children to Gregson for a scenic outing. Trains depart Butte at 9:40 am 5:00 pm and 7:43 pm with round trips priced at 5 cents, while Anaconda trains run at 11:20 am 3:00 pm 6:3 pm and 9:00 pm with a 40 cent round trip. The note also mentions the first savings fund society in America founded in Philadelphia in 1816.

Butte Anaconda Gregson Sam Saving Fund Society Amstea Philadelphia

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