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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1920
Page
7
Four 4 room brick flats with plumbing and rental at 80 dollars. A 3 room bungalow with built in features, plaster finish, painted, shingle roof on cement foundation priced at 1366 dollars. Engelwood car line area homes with a good garage, fenced yard, and rooms to rent offered at 1600 dollars. Furniture available if desired.
Washington April 20 The army reorganization bill passed the senate by 46 to 10 and moves to conference. It sets a regular army of 27 000 and national guard of 426 000 with universal training for men 18 to 21. Opposition included Grenna North Dakota and nine democrats. Reed Missouri warned against militarism. House and senate plans differ on size and training with universal training seen as a key hurdle.
At the Associated Press meeting in New York on April 20 the Eastern Central Southern Western division advisory boards and committees were elected with notable members from Pittsburg Buffalo Des Moines Portland and Seattle. Five retiring directors were re elected by acclamation: Noyes McLean Ochs Weiss and Rathom.
Berlingske Tidende reports Krassin and Litvinoff with entente negotiators failed to reach accord Soviet Russia refuses to honor czarist debts prompting possible withdrawal within ten days Litvinoff likely to stay behind and the rest may depart Feuseia
American embassy in Tokyo reported to the State Department that major Japanese stock exchanges closed for three days due to margins shortfall. Tokyo Exchange stock fell from 470 to 260 in 30 days with tighter money markets. Rumors said large banks faced financial difficulties. The embassy noted government steps to curb bank loans for speculation.
Miss Faith W Benham social secretary to Mrs Wilson married Rear Admiral J M Helm in Washington at Benham’s home with Mrs Wilson as sole guest family present. Helm a daughter of the late Rear Admiral Benham and has served as Mrs Wilson’s secretary during Europe trips. Nancy Lane and Phillip Kaufman wed at St Johns Episcopal Church with President’s wife and cabinet members attending.
The Ruth Chapter No. Order of the Eastern Star announced its annual ball to be held Friday at Twentieth Century Hall. The original April 9 date was postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. Tickets sold for the earlier date will admit at the door.
Petitioners from East Galena Ohio to Oklamaha street seek sidewalk construction as 22 property owners sign the complaint. Engineer B J Strasburger filed the petitions for city council transmission at the next meeting. Kate Noonan of 1139 Tathot Avenue is named incourt filings in Putte.
In Honolulu on April 19 two world marks were set at the Hawaiian center meet. Harold Kruger of St Marys College California and others led showings with records in the 100 yards back and 100 yards open. Bleibtrey and Moses starred in women events while Ivy Langer and Duke Kahanamoku clocked top times in the 440 yard and open sprints.
The police court case against Harry Christenson for reckless driving was continued until this afternoon at the complainant’s request to allow witnesses to attend the accident scene. John Reardon testified he was knocked down by a motorcycle driven by Christenson HI Schell pleaded guilty to speeding with a $10 fine. Joe Raven did not appear on a violation of traffic rules, and the $10 bond posted was forfeited.
A police commission hearing on assault charges against Detective Joe Williams likely will not reach a decision before week’s end due to other matters occupying the panel. Also in the bulletin, international postage rates for mail to American societies and YMCA workers in Europe are addressed as Germany occupancy continues.
Violet Lee and W Norton pleaded guilty to vagrancy and each paid a $10 fine. A second woman forfeited a $10 bond after a drunkenness charge and has appeared before police court repeatedly. A gambling case against JC Walker was set for today with bonds of $100 posted by him and the complainant, John Tolonen, for court appearance.
A fragmented report shows ASE and Neslick facing charges over tossed papers on a street. Officer Thomas Calpin stated the event involved a man and a city aide, with the dismissal not resisted by the assistant city attorney, and the case ended without further street disruptions.
In Butte yesterday Maggie Hathaway a longtime Fayalli County representative and state legislator traveled home from a trip with the Interchurch World Movement. Funeral details noted for Annie Feoney with services at St Josephs Church and burial in Patrick's Cemetery. Minor court actions include dismissals and civil cases heard in Midge Lamb’s court with limited details.
A first class ocean steamer traveling at full speed cannot halt in under three minutes. During that time, she would cover roughly half a mile.
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