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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1920

Page

10

Alleged abduction case led to child recovery near Horton

In Miles City on Friday night a man allegedly entered his wife's apartments, detained and abducted his two year old daughter Best Louise, but the suspects Hogan and the child were apprehended near Horton and the child was returned to a local foster family in Miles City. Washington reports show population figures for several cities with notable increases. A portrait of William H. Anderson was hung in a window in New York. Vancouver police seized cocaine heroin morphine and opium valued around 43 800 in a raid on the Chinese quarter.

Miles City Best Louise Hogan Horton New York William H. Anderson Anti-Saloon League Wanur Drug Sranune Vancouver British. Columbia

German raid plans on New York and 1918 airship details

Publicized by the war department Col. William N. Hensley Jr. described German general staff plans to bomb New York city using a large airship, referred to as the 172 and the largest airplane, with details of its 260 nerve-powered engines. The report places the raid around Thanksgiving 1818 and notes the Zeppelin's intended role in an invasion.

Washington New York City William N. Hensley Jr Air Service War Department Coronet Hensley Germany

Scouts Patrol Market Street During Safety Week Parade

A large Boy Scout grup marched along Market Street in San Francisco and took control of all street crossings for three hours. They slowed traffic, escorted pedestrians, and even made traffic arrests as part of the national safety week campaign. Regular police vanished from view during the event.

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