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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1919
Page
5
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Rent planes from Orton Bros. New magazines and souvenirs at the P O News Stand. A Ford auto stolen in Portland was found by police yesterday. Efforts to locate the thief have failed. Mrs W M Adamson, formerly of Butte, now in Douglas Ariz, is touring the state. Funeral of Mrs James H McCourt delays church picnic. services at 10 am Tuesday. The People's Congregational picnic is rescheduled for Wednesday with AMS arrangements and Rev Crane urging attendance.
Ariz Aug 10 reports soldiers claimed border patrol planes near Andrada Lower California six miles west of here were fired upon were denied by a Yuma official who spent yesterday near the scene. Cromwell a Colorado river irrigation official said workers heard unusual noises from patrol planes en route to Rockwell Field San Diego and attributed the reports to backfiring motors or practice shots from aviators.
The Pacific coast states enjoy unprecedented prosperity says Hugh Daly after arriving from San Francisco by road via Portland and Seattle. He predicts California farmers will profit from new crops while Oregon and Washington boast strong yields. Daly notes labor shortages, compares coast roads with Montana, and praises the Spokane Davenport and Vintage ferry route to Seattle for Montanans traveling south.
At Columb Cardens yesterday Thelma Fewell defeated Mrs Johnston 6-2 4-6 and Miss Kipp 7-9 6-4 to take second place. Tomorrow evening Miss Kipp, Miss Roscoe, Mrs Johnston and Helen Reichle dispute third place as doubles proceed after 5 20.
Yellowstone Mammoth Hot Springs hosts a session on route selection for national park highways. Delegates from Idaho to Montana discuss uniting the West behind a coordinated inter park system. Ramsey Wax presides as temporary chair. permanent officers to be elected tomorrow. Louis M M van of the Great Northern Railway attends as a delegate.
Charles Cook civil engineer and Beulah Christina Haller teacher in the Butte schools were united in a morning ceremony conducted by Rev Huntier. Jonn W. Haller and Miss Thelma Haller attended as siblings. The bride wore sweet peas, Esther Tindtlof played, and Mrs Will Medlin sang. A wedding breakfast followed before the couple left for a coast honeymoon and will reside at the Mueller apartments upon return.
Berne reports German exchange again dropped below 3 francs per 100 marks with 22 francs 75 centimes and 32 francs 80 centimes offered for 100 marks. Austrian exchange fared worse at about 13 to 14 francs per 100 marks amid heavy German debt and capital flight to Switzerland.
Aug president of the Ame was served from Chicago with an injunction preventing him from interfering with the rk American league club using i eee wera tal Tt, Wee Weit Aacite Machinists vention. A special meeting will be held in the K. of P. hall at 7:30: Monday evening. J. F. O'Brien.
The metal trades council unions did not approve the compromise with An ronda Copper Mining officials. Voting results were reported by The Standard yesterday and indicate forthcoming announcements about further steps in the dispute.
A new process at an experimental plant in Hand claims to convert plant fibers into durable fibers for sacking carpets and fine fabrics. The system feeds substantial quantities of edible fiber into the production line, aiming to improve material quality and output.
Examinations will be held by the United States civil service commission for several positions. Technical engineer from 2400 to 3400 dollars yearly, assistant 1800 to 4200, research 21500 to 8000, research physicist 2700 to 8200, deputy shipping commissioner with 2404 yearly and temporary increase, forest and field clerk 1500, stenographer and typewriter 900 to 1200, histo pathologic technician 1200 to 1500, plant superintendent 21000 to 2400, and specific engineer 200 to 2400. Further information available from Civil Service Agent Wil Williams at the Butte post office.
A flurry of weekend house guests and travelers fill local hotels and halls. Names from Missoula Dillon Whitehall Great Falls Hamilton and Helena appear among visitors at the Butte and Thornton, with many stopping en route to Montana parks or returning home.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels spoke at Exposition Park in Los Angeles addressing thousands. He praised fleet officers and men for their work, saying the arrival of the Pacific fleet provides permanent defense against possible foreign aggression.
Vienna August 9 Associated Press reports Hungary seeks extradition of Bela Kun and other Soviet figures who fled Hungary and found asylum in Austria. The note marks a renewed government push to bring former leaders to trial.
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