Copper shipping through Seattle reshapes Montana trade
Frank M. Sullivan, ex East Butte Copper Mining official now a bank president, says Panama Canal opening will move 300 million pounds of Montana copper via Seattle to Perth Amboy. Zinc from Butte likely follows. new finance era favors open deals, with Interstate Commerce Commission rates seen as key to railroad refinancing and a national recovery.
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Patriotic Bodies End Encampment In Missoula Camp Formed
The Patriotic Bodies convened in Missoula with officers elected for a new camp to be known as the Frank G. Alseins vamp of the order. The Sons of Veterans chose officers including R.A. Smith as department commander and delegates J.T. Coughenour and H. Li Robinson to attend the national encampment in Detroit next year. Decision council members named were Charles Herman, George D.B. Sullinger, and J. W. Writenour.
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Mellen Will Tell Who Got Millions
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission aims to force testimony from Charles S. Mellen and other witnesses about millions diverted from the New Haven railroad to favored financiers. Chief Counsel Folk notes banks bought properties at high profits and altered them for the railroad, with calls to restore money to stockholders. No Justice Department updates have been received regarding Mellon’s testimony.
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Unemployed Army Leaves Butte for Washington
A ragged group of 120 unemployed soldiers marched from Butte toward Minneapolis en route to Washington, D C, seeking jobs for unemployed men. Colonel McClelland and Feld Captain Girring addressed the marchers as they left at noon yesterday.
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Brickmakers Strike: Chicago Wages Offer Rejected
In Chicago on May 18, hopes for an immediate settlement of the brickmakers strike that has halted 199,000 workers and stalled building for a month were dashed as a compromise proposal by master brickmakers to raise wages by one cent an hour for all except piece workers was rejected by the brickmakers' district councils.
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Goethals Granted Broad Power Over Canal Offenses
President Wilson issues executive order empowering Colonel Goethals to enforce law in the canal zone with authority to grant pardons and commutations. The Panama Canal governor may also suspend sentences and remit fines under the new mandate. An unrelated note mentions English demand for American office furniture rising.
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