Gold and silver production in 1912 shows decline and gains
Washington reports gold output in 1912 totaled 93,451,000 dollars, down 2,426.50 from 1911 and the lowest since 1900, while silver output rose to 63,766,800 fine ounces valued at 99,197,000 dollars, up by 3,367,400 ounces. Nevada's drop of 4,521,000 dollars dragged totals. California led gold production with 20,008,000 dollars, followed by Colorado and Montana.
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Miners Vote One Day's Pay to Strike Fund
At a Butte Miners' union meeting No. 1 voted unanimously to assess every member of the Western Federation of Miners in this jurisdiction one day’s pay in October to support the Michigan eight day strike fund. The meeting drew a packed hall and Joseph D. Cannon spoke, urging unity and dismissing unfriendly dispatches. The Teamsters union pledged $800 to the fund, with plumbers and other trades yet to report. The report also notes German murder case and a long discussion on Japanese floral arrangement.
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Crews and police plan wait and Funeral at Masonic Temple
The article details continued efforts by crews and county leaders to arrange a reward if needed. Chief Murphy suggests waiting for incoming crews to be turned down and investigated before action. Funeral arrangements were changed to hold services at the Masonic temple after noon with Rev Kilmore officiating and Police and Masonic bodies attending.
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