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Newspaper
Wallace Miner
Location
Wallace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1921
Page
2
Wallace Idaho records show the Wallace Miner entered at the post office as second class mail matter. Editor designation appears in the notice detailing mailing status and classification.
The piece urges public input on a pending mining law revision presented to Congress after three years of study by engineers. It opposes ending the apex law and abolishing location flexibility, criticizes a public land survey requirement, and defends sustaining assessment work funding while praising Captain Mullan’s road for shaping the district.
The Wallace monument to the Mullan road stands at Bank and Sixth Streets after a gift from W A Clark Jr of Butte via the Montana Pioneer society. City leaders accepted it, deeming removal ungracious to the donor and pioneers, while a second view urges reconsideration of placement.
The 44 hour week typographical strike fails as employers mostly shift to open shop. A Spokane school to train printers aims to fill lucrative positions with diplomas and guaranteed jobs, signaling a counter movement against the union.
The Macon institution has long produced over 200 graduates who excel in printing branches. Apprenticeship spans from three months to four years, the latter required to become a journeyman printer under union rules.
Forty two top colleges show 1921 enrollment of 187 447 up from 164 810 in 1920 an increase of 21 32 percent. Columbia leads in total enrollment with 25 095 in 1921, followed by California Michigan City of New York and Pennsylvania. Georgetown and American University also show sharp gains, cited as evidence of rising value of higher education amid limited job prospects.
R G Stott reflects on creation and power from primordial dawn to modern machines. He recalls shaping the world with a great voice and hand, watching civilizations rise and fall, and predicts enduring reign beyond lifetimes as engines rust.
The National Republican argues that labor’s claim to a larger share of profits ignores the gamble of capital and the rarity of large profits. It notes many ventures fail or pay wages while capital earns little, urging workers to value steady wages and loyalty over shared profits.
The New York Herald reports Professor Walter F. Wilcox of Cornell arguing the American valuation plan could reduce U S foreign trade and hinder debt payments. He compares duties on British and German goods with a hypothetical 30 percent rate, noting nuances in currency values and wage costs across nations.
The article argues that current tariff penalties harm markets in low wage and debtor nations and notes the absence of a legal way to equalize diverse debased exchange and pauper wage costs. It questions alternatives beyond the proposed American valuation plan.
Anaconda Copper Mining interests are reported to have acquired American Brass shares in the open market. Negotiations are said to be under way for Anaconda to gain control or purchase a large stock block, with plans tied to expanding copper product manufacturing and supplying brass goods east of the Mississippi. Anaconda operates a 6 million pound monthly copper wire mill at Great Falls, Montana, and last year produced about 74 million pounds of products.
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