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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1919
Page
16
Congressman Evans urged cutting consumer prices instead of raising railroad rates, arguing higher freight costs hurt all and wages could not rise without consumer hardship. He praised Alaska railroad progress, noted funding needs, and supported a League of Nations with public support.
A relief train of 31 cars completed a record Siberian trip carrying aid to Jewish sufferers from the war from Vladivostok to Omsk. The American Jewish Relief Committee seeks 35 million 600 thousand dollars this year to continue shipments of food clothing medicines to 6 million destitute people across Poland Romania Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Lithuania Palestine Turkey Serbia Greece Siberia and other war refugee sites.
The report notes Arabian hides from Egypt and Sudan are produced only in Jedda and nearby Mecca regions. It covers cattle, sheep, goat, and camel hides, all generally dry salted. Although quantity is limited, the quality of Arabian hides is described as excellent.
At a recent American Legion meeting a resolution passed to invite Lieut. Col. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. to address an open audience in Butte about the organization. Roosevelt will speak at the state fair in Helena in September and is touring the country in the Legion’s interest. If he accepts, the address would reach Butte citizens and ex servicemen. The State Fair invites ex service men to attend, uniforms grant grounds access, and meals and housing are provided by the association.
Yellowstone Trail association official cites earlier rains and cold winds as reasons tourists are diverting from Butte. The register lists travelers V. Landon and party among those checked in Monday and Tuesday.
Ogden Utah Aug 5 Farmers of the Intermountain states refuse to sell wheat at government feed price. Mills in the district are idle as grain buyers demand a premium of 25 cents a bushel over the rent basis. Farmers will not release grain except at the premium.
Officers Gerry and Van Orden arrested four men at 249 East Park Street on gambling charges. They could not post bail and were jailed. Names given included Lavio and Mike Full. A small sum remained at the table. Lena Paull, 47, of Avenue, Montana, died suddenly yesterday after residence there for 32 years. A service is planned at 8 PM tonight at the home with the body to Helena Thursday morning.
A raid on Rob elson at 318 East Granite street led to the seizure of 12 quarts of whiskey. The owner was not found, a search warrant was secured with information from a young woman who said she bought liquor from Nelson at 431 South Arizona street and later at his East Granite room. Nelson has fled town or hides in the city. Also noted, the Senate confirmed three nominees to the United States Shipping Board: John Darton Payne of Illinois, Thomas A. Beott of Connecticut, and Henry M. Robinson of California.
Card of thanks from the relatives of the late Mrs Elizabeth J Blewett for kindness and sympathy during illness and at funeral. The note recalls Rev. Wolfe and Rev. Smith and Mrs Stevens and Mrs Martit and Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church choir. Alley Mabmat’s remains arrived from Hoge Idaho and were taken to Bilboa funeral chapel for a service Wednesday at 1 o clock with interment at Mountain View cemeteries.
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Mitar Yor died yesterday morning. Funeral will be held at the house Wednesday afternoon at 2. The remains will be taken Thursday morning to Forest State Cemetery for interment, with the family accompanying the cortège.
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