A C M Opens Free Employment Bureaus for Workers
Metal market conditions force shutdowns at Anaconda Butte and Great Falls mines and smelters. Anaconda Copper Mining Company opens free employment offices at Great Falls and Anaconda, covering costs entirely for employees. Communities are asked to cooperate and report job openings to company officials. Albert E Wiggin urges help for workers affected by layoffs.
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Anaconda
Butte
Great Falls
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Copper Aid Urged to Fill Montana Jobs
The Anaconda Copper Mining Co plans to suspend most Montana operations forcing lay offs at the Great Falls Reduction Works. A free Great Falls employment bureau will assist discharged workers, and the company seeks local needs and advice on filling positions. Albert Fe. Wiiggin signs as General Superintendent.
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Montana
Choteau Acantha
Choteau
Anaconda
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Eamployment Bureau
Great Falls
Ingenious device warns drivers by color coded bulbs
An American inventor describes a car safety contrivance with bulbs on the radiator showing white at fifteen miles per hour green at twenty five red at forty and a music box plays Nearer My God To Thee around sixty as a warning to speeders.
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Ohio
General Amnesty Refused for Espionage Prisoners
Washington on April 14 says no general amnesty for prisoners under wartime espionage laws is planned until after a peace declaration. The government will review each case individually. President Harding and Attorney General Daugherty spoke to a delegation urging Debs and others released.
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Washington
Harding
Daugherty
Eugene V. Debs
Plan Approved for Sale of Packers Stockyards
Washington April 13 the plan requires Swift & Co and Armour & Co to divest their stockyard interests. They must deliver stock to Illinois Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago within 380 days for trustees Henry W. Anderson and George Sutherland to administer until sale within one year.
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Washington
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Department of Justice
Justice Stafford
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Illnois Trust and Savings Bank
Chicnago
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
George Sutherland
Salt Lake City
Spain asks U S to quit Santo Domingo
A protest against the occupation of Santo Domingo by United States troops is sent to President Harding by prominent Spaniards including former Premier Romanones Francisco Cambon and Unamuno of Salamanca University. The message calls for withdrawal of U S troops and restoration of the regime annulled by occupation.
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Madrid
Santo Domingo
United States
Harding
Romanones
Francisco Cambon
Unamuno
Salamanca University
Wilson
Spain
Tornadoes and Blizzards Sweep Midwest States
Hope Arkansas reports 15 to 20 dead with many injured after a long tornado path through Lempsstead County. Four bodies recovered near Hope and a relief worker found nine bodies between Spruddeb and Dolph as storms also strike Denver and southwestern Arkansas with heavy snow and rail disruptions.
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Hope
Ark
Lempstead County
Red River
Spruddeb
Dolph
Tope
Rail Way And Transport Men Call Off Strike
London April 16 the miners federation executive committee decided on a conference of miners from all coal fields to be fixed today after railway and transport workers cancelled their sympathetic strike Frank Hodges said the miners strike would continue and an unexpected split in the triple alliance altered Britain’s industrial crisis with the miners refusing negotiation terms and the railways and transport workers calling off the planned strike.
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London
Miners Federation
Frank Hodges
Ai1r
Triple Alliance of Labor
Great Britain
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Wners
France Agrees in Principle to U.S. Demands on Mandates
The Briand Wallace letter replies to Secretary Hughes notes on mandates. It is preliminary and awaits four powers’ understanding at the next Allied Supreme Council meeting. State Department issued it without comment. U.S. officials deem it agreeable and diplomatically recognizing Hughes’s principle.
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Washington
Hughes
Paris
Briand
Wallace
M. Briand
Supreme Council of the Allies
State Department
United States
Warning to Austria Over Fusion Plans Surplus French Threat
Paris reports that France warned Austria that failure to veto plans for Austrian German unification could trigger suspension of aid. The French minister also said the Allied Reparations Commission would regain authority in Austria if aid is cut.
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Paris
Austria
Germany
France
Vienna
Allied Reparations Commission
Republic
Strayed in Choteau area roan gelding with C S G brand
Strayed from S. T. pasture southeast of Choteau a 3-year-old roan gelding branded C. S. G. on the left shoulder. Finder please notify T. A. Meagher Choteau and receive reward. FOR SALE Three good stock saddles at McCabe's feed barn Choteau.
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S. T
Choteau
T. A. Meagher
McCabe
J. M. Zimmerman
Fairfield
Cinderella's Twin at Royal theater features Viola Dana
Metro special production written and scenarioized by Luther Reed comes to the Royal theater Monday and Tuesday. It is described by a critic as a wonderful picture with Cinderella motive and a satisfying blend of humor whimsy charm and romance.
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Metro
Royal Theater
Luther Reed
Montana weekly industrial review reveals diverse infrastructure plans
The Missoula State university library and dormitory projects proceed while state officials urge a broad road and bridge construction campaign to stabilize industry. Anaconda Copper Mining maintains a free employment agency during Washoe shutdown. Butte Mines receive funds for buildings. several towns report oil drilling, pipeline, and road work with varied financing and new facilities.
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Missoula
Butte—School of Mines
Helena
Beaverhead
Dillon
First National Bank
Kalispell—Elks
Glasgow
Kootenai River
Lincoln County
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Hardin
Big Horn
Lewistown
Winnett
Geraldine
Banner County
Wolf Point
Presbyterian Church
Judith Gap
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Fisk
Cheteau Vulcanizing Company
W. M. Ricker
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Albert IE. Wiggin
Forman, Ford & CO
Choteau Hardware Co
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Albert FE. Wiiggin
U. S
Midwest
Arkansas
Denver
Little Rock
The
Arkansas Gazette
Rio Caiande
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Coloratta and
Southern
Union
San Luis Valley
Alamosa
Denver and
Salt Lake
Corona
Railway and Transport
England
Deep Creek
Iowana Ranch
Chateau
Dodge
L. E. Taylor Garage
Acantha
Glengarry
A. A. McDonald
Choteau, Montana
Viola Dana
Montana Weekly Industrial Review
Butter First National Bank
Browning
Fort Benton
Willow Creek
Petroleum Exploration Company
Cat Creek Field
Main Ave
F. P. Goodwin
Farmington
A. P. Reiding
Twin City
J. A. Baart
New
Roosevelt
Bremer
Mort
H. Bremer
Byron Carson
Mike Wolf
Mont
Mary Jansen
Oliver Mauseth
P. O
Horst Bros. Choteau
Cash Meat Co
Asl
H.G. Ward
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