Anaconda Carpenters Win Eight Hour Demand Fallout
Union leaders name an executive board to manage the dispute with Anaconda Copper Mining Company over eight hour shifts. Acting Manager Cairns says no agreement reached and several carpenters have been laid off or moved to outside work as talks continue, with Scallon insisting on phased limits and outside labor nine hour rule.
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Carpenters’ Union of
Anaconda
F. I. Cairns
William Scallon
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
G. E Taylor
KR. F. White
J. F. Riley
Dan McLean
G. EF. Taylor
F. B Booth
Taylor
Washoe Hill
Cairns
Ilon
Scalion
Mr. Scalion
Washoe
Tremester
Levingood
Seallon
Unior
Union
Socialistic judges named for Deer Lodge election
A Deer Lodge Labor club meeting produced a list of judge candidates to be sent to the county commissioners for selection. Names include Charlies A. Russell John McCarthy David Storrer Tony Shea Joseph McCaffery W McLean John Patritz Herry Schwend J C McHugh Pat Noonan William Staffason Frank Notstien Frank Callon and others. A large meeting is planned for next Wednesday with speakers Willam Ehler O W Partello and Frank Reber.
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Deer Lodge Labor Club
Board of County Commissioners
Socialist Party
Charlies A. Russell
John McCarthy
David Storrer
Tony Shea
Joseph McCaffery
McLean
John Patritz
Herry Schwend
J. C. McHugh
Cable
Pat Noonan
Lost Creek
William Staffason
Stuart
Frank Notstien
Mil
Willam Ehler
O. W. Partello
Frank Reber
Visit Anaconda Today Mining Delegates Inspect Washoe Plant
Delegates of the international mining congress now in session at Butte visit Anaconda to inspect the Washoe smelting plant, the world’s largest. About 60 guests are to be accommodated by the Butte Anaconda & Pacific railroad and the Washoe company with trains arriving shortly after 1 PM and street cars ready to transport attendees to the plant.
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Inernational Mining Congress
Butte
Anaconda
Washoe
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railroad
Washoe Company
Montana
Anaconda Company
Mining Congress
County Officers Elected At A O H Convention
Delegates from Deery Lodge divisions 1 and 2 met in the A O H hall for county convention. Officers for a two year term were chosen including John Lawlor as president M J Walsh as vice president and J D Flynn as secretary. Remaining offices to be filled tonight.
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A. O. H. Hall
Deery Lodge
John Lawlor
M. J. Walsh
J. D. Flynn
J. Coffey
Thomas Riley
Hugh Daly
Owen O'Neill
Joseph A. Hughes
J. J. Daley
W. H. Meloy
T. J. Kelly
John Golden
City events and sales at the Copper City park
A town listing notes a park dance tonight with a prize for best waltz and trains scheduled at 7 30, 8 30, 9 30 and 10 30. Several shops advertise hats, ready to wear, dressmaking, and a clearance sale while the county board processes monthly bills.
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Copper City
Young 16-Year-Old Dies of Typhoid at St. Ann’s
Neal Violette, aged 16, died of typhoid fever at St. Ann's hospital after a ten day illness. He had been employed at the Washoe smelter and refused to quit work until compelled. He lived with his parents at 401 East Front Street and the body rests at the Tuttle undertaking rooms.
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Neal Violette
St. Ann's Hospital
Washoe
East Front Street
Tuttle Undertaking Rooms
Community News Roundup From Local Beats
Department report notes Montana registration and travel by Frank Hill and G J Martz to Missoula. Mrs Boyle arrested for drunkenness by Officer Hartz. Janitor James McFeeley ill and resting. Miss Lillie Lynch returns from summer in Duluth Superior and other eastern cities. Mr and Mrs Daniel Evans and Monida Evans back from Salt Lake City. Mrs A A Bright and children after two weeks near Mountain View park with good fishing. Capital City lodge 16 D of H and A U W to meet at 213 East Commercial avenue for important business.
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Daniel Evans
Monida Evans
Salt Lake City
A. A. Bright
Mountain View Park
Capital City Lodge
No. 16
D. of H
Have Success on Mt Haggin
James Wilson and M B Powers hunted on Labor Day at Mt Haggin and were successful, returning yesterday with two deer and a cub bear. The bear is alive but slightly wounded.
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James Wilson
Powers
Haggin
Copperopolis Club Fetes Twentieth Century Club with Dance
Members of the Copperopolis club enjoyed a pleasant evening at the Twentieth Century club rooms on Cherry street last night. Dancing featured prominently with refreshments served afterward.
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Copperopolis
Twentieth Century Club
Cherry Street
Dance at Mountain View Park Offers $235 Prize
Tonight a dance at Mountain View park promises unusual interest for regular attendees. A cash prize of 235 dollars will be awarded. Attendees may also enjoy one of the season’s prettiest parties at the venue.
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Mountain View Park
Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs Greene’s Home
The Ladies Aid society of the M F church will meet with Mrs Greene at 218 West Third Street. A full attendance is desired.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
M. F. Church
Prize winners announced for Labor Day tickets
Tickets 91S and 112 win first and second prizes, with 798 taking third prize, awarded by the Central Labor Council Labor Day. Present tickets to H. A. Denny at the Standard office.
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Central Labor Council
H. A. Denny
Standard Office
Special Petticoat Sale at Adams
Special petticoat sale features Ladies purses coats and colored options. Black or colored 12 inch pleated flounce skirts worth $1.50 now priced at 98e at Adams' department store.
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Adams’ Department Store
Trolley Car Devils in Korea’s Early Seoul Venture
In 1898 Korea began its first street railway near Seoul with Japanese motormen and native conductors. A fatal accident sparked anti foreign unrest as a child was crushed by a moving car. Cars were burned and power house attacked before foreigners and guards protected the line. The road resumed later with American operators and continues, with occasional demonstrations, seen as a necessity.
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Cassiar’s
Korea
Seoul
The Only Woman Chaplain in the United States
The Laramie Wyoming penitentiary employs the only woman chaplain in the country Mrs May Preston Slosson wife of the University of Wyoming vice president. For more than two years she has led the prison spiritual welfare program and served the convicts.
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United States
Laramie
Wayo
May Preston Slosson
University of Wyoming
Resignation of Butte Anaconda Pacific Agent Terry John
Terry John resigns as freight and passenger agent and ticket agent of the Butte Anaconda Pacific railroad effective immediately. He leaves for the east to engage in business. The move follows ongoing matrimonial disputes publicized by Mrs John and her attorney. John notes the resignation is a long planned vacation. General Superintendent Spencer confirms acceptance of the resignation.
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Terry John
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railroad
John
Jfast
Anaconda
C. MM. Sawyer
Justice Courts
Butte
Spencer
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Road
Samuels Recovers From Hand Injury At Washoe Smelter
Samuels with a seriously bruised left hand at the Washoe smelter several weeks ago is recovering rapidly from the injury.
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Samuels
Washoe
Through sleeping car Anaconda to Minneapolis on Great Northern
The Great Northern railway runs a daily through sleeping car from Anaconda to Minneapolis and St Paul without change. Special hosiery sale at Adams' department store offers colored hose worth 0c and Tic at 25c per pair, limit two pairs per customer.
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The
Great Northern Railway
Anaconda
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Adams’ Department Store
Miss Annabel Annand Heads Copper City Millinery
Miss Annabel Annand, an experienced designer and trimmer, will be in charge of the Copper City millinery department. She brings skilled work in hat construction and styling, promising refined designs for the shop’s upcoming season.
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Annabel Annand
Copper City Millin
Mallory
Prominent Alabama Planter Praises a Soothing Remedy
W B Peebles of Vienna Alabama describes chronic dysentery in his infant daughter and credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing her. He calls it the most valuable remedy for bowel troubles and notes it is sold by Standard Drug, Smith Drug, Martin Drug, J M Kennedy’s Drug Co and Anaconda in Butte.
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W. B. Peebles
Vienna
Ala
South
Pickens County
Standard Drug Store
Smith Drug Store
Martin Drug Store
J. M. Kennedys Drug Co
Anaconda
Butte
Boy Cured of Colic After Physician's Treatment Failed
A four year old with stomach colic and cramps worsened after morphine injections. After giving Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, the child slept within thirty minutes and soon recovered. Source says F. J. Wilkins of Shell Lake Wisconsin, bookkeeper for Shell Lake Lumber. Available at local druggists.
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Chamberlain
F. J. Wilkins
Shell Lake
Wis
Mr. Wilkins
Shell Lake Lumber
Standard Drug
Smith Drug Store
Martin Drug Store
J. M. Kermnco
Be O
Anaconda
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