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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1920

Page

4

Hoover 15 Indorsed by Montana Mining Engineers

The Montana section of the American Institute of Mining Engineers endorsed Herbert C. Hoover for president. A committee report cites Hoover’s European work as evidence of top executive and administrative ability, suited for Reconstruction and international affairs. The resolution notes 217 engineers in Montana support his candidacy. Committee on Resolutions signed by Reno H. Sales chair, with Charles H. Clapp and Norman B. Braly.

Montana American Institute of Mining Engineers Herbert C. Hoover United States Committee On Hoover Europe American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Indorses Herbert ©. Hoover Reno H. Sales Charles H. Clapp Norman B. Braly

Airplane survivors reach Baltimore after 16 hours adrift

Maj. Sidney B. Parker of Britain and Miss Blanche Fraser were picked up at sea after their seaplane ran low on fuel and drifted for 16 hours. They had departed Palms Beach for the Bahamas to visit the Bimini Gun Club and were located about 15 miles southeast of Jupiter, Florida. Fraser is a Belgian national who served in World War I.

Baltimore Sidney BE. Parker Blanche Fraser Hilton Carey Major Parker Miss Fraser Jupiter Florida Palms Beach Bimini Islands Bahamas Bimini Parker Fraser Belgium

Census Bureau Reports City Population Changes

Census bureau figures show Pine Bluff Arkansas at 19280 residents a 4178 increase of 27.7 percent since 1910. Manistee Michigan totals 9699 residents down 2691 or 21.7 percent.

Washington Census Bureau Pine Bluff Ark Manistee Mich

Good Friday Services at St John s Church

Good Friday observances at St John s Episcopal Church Idaho Street and Broadway include a noon to 3 p.m. meditation on the seven sayings from the cross in the parish house and an evening musical service by the St John s choir with hymns anthems and solos.

St. John’s Episcopal Church Idaho Street Broadway St. John's

Astronomer Finds Another Planet

Cambridge Massachusetts April 1 The discovery of a planet by astronomer Lola of Barcelona was announced at Harvard College Observatory via cable from Professor Lecointe of Uccle Belgium An observation at 1105 GMT on March 21 placed the planet at right ascension 12h25m12s declination plus 15 degrees with a daily motion of RA minus 1 minute and declination plus 1 minute

Cambridge Mass Lola Barcelona Harvard College Observatory Lecointe Uccle Belgium

Olivet to Calvary at First Presbyterian Church

Easter cantata Olivet to Calvary by J. H. Maunder will be performed by the First Presbyterian quartet Mrs. Bailor Miss Springer Joseph Andrews and Edwin Davis at 7 30 p m The program recalls the last days of Christ and aims to inspire music lovers in Butte This presentation follows prior successful cantatas by the group.

Olivet To Calvary J. H. Maunder First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Quartet Paul Bailor Julia Springer Joseph Andrews Edwin Davis Butte Maunder

Russian men in Portland pool room tragedy leaves two shot

Portland April 1. George Gomoff is dead and William Sabioff is badly wounded after a downtown pool room shooting. Sapo Sabioff, a Russian, is under arrest. Police have not learned the definite cause after questioning witnesses for an hour.

Portland Ore George Gomoff William Sabioff Sapo Sabioff

Shipyard No. 2 in Seattle Sold to Investor

The Skinner and Eddy Shipyard No. 2 in Seattle was taken over by the government on a mortgage and has been sold to David Rodgers. Rodgers had previously stated he offered 3,400,000 dollars for the plant and the shipping board disclosed the sale today.

Washington Skinner and Eddy Shipyard Seattle Wash David Rodgers Shipping Board Rodgers

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