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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1920
Page
8
The interchurch census in Butte is postponed to next week due to weather. Dr. Thomas B. Winecoff, survey director, arranged plans with Protestant ministers at the Y M C A to count church members citywide. Districts will assign four sections per church, with 220 enumerators originally planned.
Nick Canapis proprietor of the West Side dairy was found guilty of selling cream with 13 percent butter fat. He was fined $20 after City Milk Inspector H. Erickson testified the product fell short of the required 20 percent. Canapis blamed lack of competent help and recent employee dismissals for the weak cream.
City road tax collection has begun for men aged 21 to 50, carried out by city employees under City Treasurer Herman Strasburger. Collectors face notable difficulties, with 1918 yielding a record $37,000. 1919 and 1920 totals were much lower, and this year is not expected to exceed 1919.
Rev Bernard Vaughan a renowned Jesuit priest denounces current women’s gowns in a London sermon. He laments that ladies dress for undress and claims fashion designers lack taste and principle while clothing should serve decency warmth and ornament.
Mike Onunkuk, charged with the murder of Frances South in Adena on March 25, was held to the grand jury without bond after a preliminary hearing in the county jail. The grand jury convenes next Monday.
Bela Kun, ex-Hungarian leader, and fellow detainees in Vienna have ended a hunger strike that began after the Austrian government refused to consider their demand for freedom, per Abend newspaper reports.
The Japanese battleship Tosa, 40 000 tons displacement and 700 feet long, equipped with 10 16 inch guns, is under construction at Mitsubishi in Nagasaki. She will be launched in 1922 and includes the latest naval innovations.
Prince Joachim Ibrecht of Prussia, cousin of former Emperor William, who was recently jailed in Moabit for alleged involvement in a dining room attack on the French commission at the Adlon hotel, has been released from prison and has been banished from Berlin.
Half sheet posters circulated in Agua Prieta announcing a plan for a new united government. Proclamations are signed by Francisco De La Barra, former provisional president of Mexico, signaling a major rebel faction push.
Rome reports a socialist delegation of 12 members will depart for Russia on April 20, announced today.
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