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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
2
A glowing foreword praises The Thirteenth Commandment as American to the bone and marrow. It centers on the clash of finance and romance and follows a modern American girl's discovery that money can silence love. The critic lauds Hughes as at his best and unbeatably American.
Clay Wimburn arrives from New York to meet Bayard Kip and, after a social whirl with Daphne Kip and her mother, declares his love. He presses for a future with Daphne and seeks a ring by credit, revealing his engagement to Daphne Kip as the chapter closes.
Anaconda Copper Mining Company cut wages by one dollar a day affecting about 20 000 workers in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls after a district conference of six large mining companies The new pay is 4 75 for miners with 50 cent bonuses for each two cent rise in copper price The firm also pledged no further cuts while copper remains above 17 cents and considered a profit sharing plan but did not confirm plans pending market clarification
The next morning Wimburn woke from dreams of bliss to the realization.
Daphne and her mother travel to New York to shop for a trousseau but discover the funds her father arranged cover only a small portion of the desired wardrobe. The narrative hints at forthcoming developments in her romance as the plot advances.
A reflection from the Philadelphia Public Ledger on fortune, love, truth, and beauty as true riches. It argues these inner qualities endure through time and adversity and mark a person by a noble demeanor visible to others in daily life.
Helena reports that the Montana Federation of Labor debated active political participation and a labor party, inspired by New York and Chicago unions. A special committee was formed to report by August 1 1919, with a referendum to precede a mass meeting and party launch if approved.
Professor Louis Levine of the state university economics department is suspended for insubordination and unprofessional conduct prejudicial to the welfare of the university. Chancellor Elliott ordered the action after Levine published a book, The Taxation of Mines in Montana, which Levine says the university helped fund and Elliott urged him not to publish.
A. L. Jordan of Columbia Falls receives a $34,000 judgment against Northern Idaho Montana Power in a federal court under a stipulation. The suit claimed his planing mill was destroyed two to three years ago due to faulty electrical wiring installation.
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