Kelly Talks Plainly 10 Union Men of Butte
C B P Kelly, president of Anaconda Copper Mining, addresses Butte union reps on renewing working agreements. He condemns oppressive conditions and jurisdiction fights, advocates reasonable rules, and warns of a possible split if grievances remain. He denounces international unions and a hostile Montana Federation of Labor campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Butte
C. B P. Kelly
Anaconda
Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters
Great Falls
Tutte
Great Britain
England
Germany
Bcard
Anaconda Company
Ansconda Company
O'Brien
Machinists
Murphy
Electrical Workers
Structural Iron Workers
Montana Federation of Labor
Lagreement
SW. Wusm
Hig Unionian
Thutte
Hutte
Montana
Hutte Bulletin
American Federation of Labor
Last Pony Express Rider
In Los Angeles William Gooding is remembered as possibly the last pony express rider. The note recalls the 1859 to 1865 era when riders sped mail across a continent, relay stations, and the bold endurance of drivers who faced hostile country until the telegraph and railways made the system obsolete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Los Angeles
William Gooding
Pony Express
Union and Southern Pacific Hnes
Promontory Point
Utah
Buchanan
Congress
San Francisco
Hoy the
Plymouth Rock
Seal Rocks
Wallace Board Trade Precious Stones in 1920 Proposed New State
The Wallace board discussed delaying meetings, funding for the Yellowstone Trail, and opposition to forming a new state with eastern Washington. They backed maintaining Idaho’s name for the north, and supported state constabulary, plus fundraising for local organizations. Mining reports note 1920 diamond and gemstone activity in several regions and new gem finds, with broader imports data for 1929 and 1920 contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Board Trade
D. W. Greenberg
Idaho
Congress
Washington
Boise
South
Utah
Mackey
New State Committee
Wallace
Daho
George Kuntz
New York
Maineering and
Minin Journal
South Afri
Mining and Development Firms in Coeur d'Alenes Delinquencies
A long list of mining firms in the Coeur d Alenes region shows levies dated from December to January with varying mills and payment deadlines. Delinquent sales and postponements appear for companies including American Commander Mining, Ajax, Kellogs, Copper Age and Edison, Delinquent notices and postponed sales extend through March for several holdings based in Wallace Kellogg Mullan and Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Age and Edison Mining Co
Morton Webster
Saltese
Montana
Mare
Carbonate Center Mining Co
Milia
Mullan
Daisy Mining Co
C. D. Miller
Four Timbers Mining Co
F. Bland
Wallace
Gren Metals Mining Co
C.D. Miller
Pawhattan Mining Co
Joseph Turner
North Bunker Hill Mining Co
N.T. Mardy
Kellogg
Examination for office machine expert by U S civil service
The U S civil service commission announces an examination for an office machine expert. Applications close March 16, 1921. Vacancies in the internal revenue service field service pay $1600 yearly plus travel. Provisions may grant a $20 monthly increase. For details and blanks contact the local secretary or the Seattle district secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. civ Service Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Field Service
Congress
Board of Civil Service Examiners
U. S. Civil Service District
Post Office
Seattle
Washington
Idaho Newspapers on New State Idaho Newspapers on New State
Idaho presses debate the creation of a new state split from Idaho with the panhandle aligned to preserve northern ties. Southern Idaho favors unity but seeks a highway and rail link to connect regions while resisting northern disintegration and political attacks on higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Stockholders Meetings at Wallace with three firms
Black Boar Mines Co holds its annual meeting February 25 at 8 p m in the de Taylor building Wallace with secretary John Te Fitzgerald. Homestake Mining Co calls a special meeting March 7 at 1 80 pm in the Gyde Taylor building Wallace to elect a board of directors and conduct other business. Hartford Mining Co holds a special meeting in lieu of its annual meeting in the BR J Shonts office Gyde Taylor building Wallace on March to elect a board of directors and other business W J Fumerton secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Wade
Ravenal Macbeth
Athough
Black Boar Mines Co
de-Taylor
Wallace
John Te. Fitzgerald
Homestake Mining Co
Gyde-Tay
James F.mccarthy
Hartford Mining Co
BR. J. Shonts
Gyde- Taylor
Walla
Btother
W. J. Fumerton
Daily Quotations for Base Metals Basis of Settlement
Quotations for silver lead zinc and copper used as the settlement basis in ore contracts. The table cites Engineer ng and Mining Journal data and notes NY and St Louis prices differ mainly by freight. It explains daily quotations reflect sales normals while settlements rely on producer reports and selling agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineerng and Mining Journal
Prese
New York
St. Louis
Stl Si.l Elec
Noy
St. Stl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yellowstone Trail
Yellowstone Trail Association
Clair
Win Lad
Kelloggs
D. G. Donahue
American Legion Club
A. T. Meronma
American Legion Bll
R. T. Fed
If. F. Brewer
Legion Club
New State
State Constabulary
Sboard
Shoshone County
Sapphires
Hostmastburg
Kimberley
Taune
Southwest Africa
Meriane
Heleian Congo
Kua
Forminiere
Angola
Mortujene
West Africa
Wire County
Ark
United States
Becun
British Guiana
Weber Prinestan
Queensland
Avervatla
Iueme
Lacroix
Fadette
Burma
Stuartty Ranee
Hevine
Yale
Bat i
Fre
Mahoax
North Idaho
Nampa
South Tate
Mining and Development Companies
The
Coeur d’Alenes
Havkhorst
Ajax Mining Co
Alma-Ray Mining Co
Forbes
Kellogs
Douglas Mining Co
Clough
Duluth Mining Co
W. Bland
Eldorado Mining & Smelting Co
G. W. Dougherty
Enterprise Mining Co
W. A. Tyson
Friend Mining Co
Wom
Idaho-Ecuador
Mareh
W. B. Cullen
Hyde Block
Spokane
Lookout Mountain Mining & Milling Co
W. L. Penney
Mineral Point Mining Co
Paul Leh
Syndicate Mining & Exploration Co
Lovie Stevens
Wardner
John F. Ferguson
Teddy Mining & Milling Co
J. Ff. Cox
Western Star Mining Co
Elmer Khnnon
Mareh 1
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