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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1923

Page

3

Anthracite Mine Workers Present Demands for New Contract

Miners submit 11 demands to operators demanding a two year contract with union recognition, a 20 percent wage increase, inclusion of contract laborers, uniform day rates at regional standards, overtime rules, eight hour day under all mine workers, ton pay basis for carload coal, penalties and dockage limits, revised abnormal condition payments, and updated wage scales with new rates for pillar work and improvements for stripping contractors and watch duties.

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Miners Visited Hamilton Camp for Western Fork Fishing

James W Dudgeon chief engineer at Davis Daly mines and George G Griswald Feaearch engineer at Timber Butts mines visited Hamilton camp with families for several days. They led a large party from mining cities touring the upper West Fork valley to fish, with many names listed among the attendees.

Hamilton James W Dudgeon Davis Daly George G. Griswalde Timber Butts Butte Dudgeon Ear Butte Bishop Upper West’ Fork Wm. Hocking Mr .Tucker Eleanor Tucker Ralph Fisher J. W. Dudgeon Tre George Tim Je Wareren Lois Warren Jamon P Walahy Gertrude Stephens Nellie Murrat Stepheng

Bitter Root doctor Clarissa Bigelow dies in Seattle

Dr. Clarissa Bigelow, 66, longtime Corvallis resident and Bitter Root valley leader, died Thursday in Seattle of heart trouble after moving for health. She managed farm properties, led cooperative and school efforts, and helped unite local societies. She had extensive Montana and Washington interests and leaves two daughters, Virginia and As, from a prior marriage.

Corvallis Clarissa Bigelow Seattle Monwna W. S. Bailey Corvallis State Bank Galva Bigelow Bitter Root Dr. Bigelow Lake Como Tent Malstance Annoni Herrin Te Nai Wich Ochard Melger Corvallix 4 Missoula Beattie Washington Olympia Facoma Kawaii Virginia Bigelow Tiely Terday

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