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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1920

Page

5

Montana Institutions Seek Nearly One Million For Home Mission Work

Hospitals and colleges in Montana request 986600 for home missionary work through the Interchurch World Movement. Rev George Mecklenburg says two dollars will be spent in state for every dollar raised, with funds allocated to hospitals and Montana Wesleyan University Helena.

Montana Interchurch World Movement George Mecklenburg Dearonens Montana Wesleyan University Helena Mecklenburg Interchurcd World Movement Me Mecklenburg Montana’ Wesleyan University Inter Church Union Muc Mr. Mecklenburg Bozeman

Butte News Notes and Local Notables Today

Rent planes from Orton Bros, papers from across the nation at the P O News Stand daily. Birth announcements: April 13 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Andrew Costello 2807 Nettie Street and April 11 a son to Mr and Mrs William Whitehead 15 North Center Street. Willing Workers meet April 15 with J L Auerbach M Morris and J Duhan as hostesses. Floral Park church Ladies Aid meets 2 30 at Mrs Albert Criss home State Street. Largey Lumber seeks $59.82 and costs from Char ghee Powell et al. forfeit e on alien. Mike Kelly of 706 North Wyoming Street new telegraph operator for Western Union in Bozeman. W D Boling and W McPhail charged with malicious arrest in Justice Doran's court. I sew where Korea wants self determination quote by Mr Peckton, Mrs Peckton replies about Korea with Birmingham Age-Herald style dialogue.

Orton Bros P.O Andrew Costello Nettie Street William Whitehead North Center Street Mesdames JL. Auerbach M. Morris J. Duhan Ax Ladies Bozeman W. D. Boling W. McPhail Justice Doran Albert Bailey Rcdr Arena

Lights Favored by Protesters in South Side District

A joint meeting of the South Side club and residents discussed two district proposals parking and lighting. Protest letters from 45 percent of affected residents were filed, with many opposing the parking plan but supporting street lighting. The city council will hear a street and alley committee recommendation next meeting.

South Side

Council Admits Two New Women Members

At a well attended meeting in the county superintendent of schools offices Mrs Madge Dughan public administrator and Mrs Nellie Sullivan county auditor were inducted as new council members. Officers for the ending year were to be nominated and plans for active work discussed. The council agreed to cooperate with Laura Reid child welfare worker who will speak at the high school Thursday evening. Ulrich of the Women Voters league was invited to address the meeting.

Woman's Council Madge Dughan Nellie Sullivan Laura Reid

Burt Charged With Carrying Concealed Weapon

William Burt was arraigned before Judge Lynch on a concealed weapons charge. He was held in the county jail on a $1,300 bond after a bench warrant was served by Under Sheriff Jack Whalen. The information was filed by Chief Deputy County Attorney Frank Kiley following Burt’s arrest by Detective Joe Wyams at 12:30 Sunday morning. He posted $100 bond and was released from jail after appearing in the county building.

Lynch William Burt Jack Whalen Frank Kiley Burt Joe Wyams Me Jaz Ety

Memorial day service committee summons meeting

Earliest asks attendance of committees from patriotic orders at Pai Tow hall in courthouse at 7 p.m. on April to finalize Memorial Day services. Groups mentioned include Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps No. 6, John F. Reynolds circle G A R No. 14, Henry Lawton camp No. 9, Spanish-American War Veterans, Ladies Auxiliary to Lincoln camp No. 1, Sons of Veterans American Legion, Silver Bow post No. 1, Ladies Auxiliary to the game. Adjutant S Shomaker signs notice.

F ‘Earnestry Pai Tow Hall Silver Bow S. Shomaker Oar

Speakers Named to Present Idea for Butte Chamber

Campaign speakers' committee chaired by David Charles aims to acquaint Butte with plans for a new chamber of commerce. The list includes Tom Davis, Louis A. Smith, Bert Poore, Fred J. Furman, Earle N. Gengberger, W. D. Kyle, and many others plus religious leaders and Lt. Gov. W. W. McDowell. Charles called the group to meet at campaign HQ to outline a representative, citywide effort over the next ten days.

Chamber of Commerce Butte David Charles Tom Davis Louis A. Smith Bert Poore F.C.’ Fluent Fred J. Furman Earle N. Gengberger W. D. Kyle Frank C. Walker Louis P. Donovan J. Grifin KL. Clinton Charles ¥. Juttner William Meyer John E. Corete Alexander Levinski Re. Gaines Charles O'Neill Eugene Carroll Donald Campbell T. C. Witherspoon W. W. McDowell Charles J. Chapman George D. Wolfe E. J. Groeneveld Charles A. Cook Citizens ‘of Campaign Broadway Butte’ Hotel

Jury clears driver in Peel death inquest

Coroner's jury found no blame in the death of John Benjamin Peel after an inquest into his being struck by an automobile. Witness W Orton testified the car traveled about 1000 12 miles an hour as Peel stepped from the curb about 40 feet away, with a street car complicating the moment and the driver attempting to avoid the collision.

John Benjamin Peel Anautomobile W.orton I Uigging Peel Orton

Holt Sues City Over Street Grade Change

Elmer B Holt sues the city of Butte claiming lowering of Crystal and Platinum streets and the alley behind his corner lot increased property elevation. He seeks 5300 dollars in damages for grading done between 1914 and 1918, altering the street surface and grade.

Butte Elmer B. Holt Orient Lis

Witnesses sought in assault on Will Burt on Main Street

Advert reads witnesses wanted who saw Plain Clothes Officer Joe Williams repeatedly assault Will Burt on Earth Main Street late Saturday night in the presence of several other plain clothes officers and one uniformed policeman. Communicate with Will Burt or David W.

Joe "Wiliams Will Burt Main’ Street Plan Clothes David W

Boy Scouts Conference to Feature U S Army Engineer

The Butte Boy Scouts senior patrol leaders and assistants hold a conference at the high school auditorium tonight at Tin o'clock with master engineer of the United States Army as the speaker. President Bob Southcombe will preside and Mr Petty will conclude the talk, followed by a business meeting. Committees will be appointed and plans for the future discussed. The scout master's banquet, moved from April 11 to April 29, due to a cooks and waiters strike, will feature a social program with musical numbers and several addresses.

Dee

Photo Found Sparks Theft Claim In Kansas City

Mrs Bell, mending her husband Gus Bell's coat in Kansas City, found a woman's photograph in his pocket and accused him of buying a stolen bridle. Bell is serving a 60 day county jail sentence.

Kansas City Gus Bell

High School Banquet Plans Approved by Board

The Butte school board granted permission to use the high school gymnasium for a chamber of commerce banquet planned for April. The committee aims to attract a major speaker, with Henry Suzzallo named as a possibility, and a program of local talks. The board also approved auditorium use for a public forum, rehearsals, and the alumni play, and set a reorganizational meeting for Saturday.

Chamber of Commerce Butte Henry Suzzalo University of Washington Rams Xomers Morley Silver Bow County Teachers’ Association

Pather Agreed On Shopping Chaperon Duty

In the Boston Transcript the daughter and mother discuss spending limits and propriety while shopping. The mother argues that young ladies should not go unchaperoned, fearing they may forget themselves and purchase improper items. The father concedes the point in a light family exchange.

Pather The Boston Transcript

Andros To Face Murder Charge In Home Case

Twelve men were selected to hear the testimony against Gust Andros in the murder trial of Sylvester Prenat. The case arose from a Dec 1 gunfight with masked bandits in Home. Andros four among those charged are among the accused in this deadly crime.

Gust Andros Sylvester J. Prenat Tmut Prenat Andros Thomas H.conn Walter Forbes M. “J. Duggan Herbert Rundle William J. Hocking James Spencer J. C. Sincel

Remains of William Sweeney Sent to Dugan's Undertaking

Funeral notice and card of thanks for the death of William Sweeney aged. thanks expressed to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death. Names mentioned include P. Wiltard and David Willard, Mrs Joseph Mudro.

Willam Sweeney Hk Fears Sat Dugan Ethan Hoge P. Wiltard David Willard Josepil Mudro

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