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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1916
Page
12
Hughes Defends Prosperity Against Tariff Critics
The speaker argues opponents misread the public and claims the tariff cuts failed to curb living costs while expanding opportunities. He cites export gains as evidence of prosperity and notes travel to Tacoma for a scheduled speech.
Montanans Aboard Navy Training Cruise Vessel
The cruiser New Orleans left Seattle for San Diego on a 30 day government naval training cruise for Pacific coast civilians. Washington and Montana citizens, with an Oregon contingent aboard Astoria, will join five ships for maneuvers at Magdalena bay before returning to San Diego and finishing at the port of origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
United States
New Orleans
San Diego
Pacific Coast
Washington
Montana
Astoria
Ore
Oregon
Magdalena Bay
Porte
Postoffice Drops 130 Soldiers From Ranks
Chicago August 14. One hundred thirty postoffice employees on the Mexican border with the national guard were dropped from the rolls by Postmaster D A Campbell. The action follows a Washington order that all front line employees be dropped. reinstatement awaits honorable discharge from the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Provost Guard Member Shot In San Antonio Incident
San Antonio Texas August 4 Private A Clarkson of Company D Nineteenth Infantry was shot in the stomach while quelling a disturbance among negro militiamen of the Eighth Illinois In the vicinity several negroes were arrested and detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Eighth
A. Clarkson
D. Nineteenth Infantry
Butte Board of Trade saloon closes amid midnight bargains
At midnight in Butte, the Board of Trade saloon at Main and Park streets emptied as police locked doors and workers prepared to tear down the building. Charles Schmitz retires, a cinema and potential department store rumored for the site, with other tenants moving out today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Board of Trade
Main and
Park Streets
Charles Schmitz
Charley Schmitz
Shutte
First Police Woman Dies in New Orleans
Miss Alice Monahan New Orleans first and only policewoman died after an operation. She will be buried tomorrow with police honors. Appointed July 1915 she policed the cabaret district to protect young girls until a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Alice Monahan
New Orrleans
Monahan
Dam Collapse Drains Lake Toxaway in Carolina Regions
Lake Toxaway in North Carolina was drained after the dam collapse. A 30 foot water wall swept through a 16 mile gorge toward South Carolina counties Pickens Anderson and Seneca, causing crop damage but no loss of life. A nearby power plant sustained damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Lake Toxaway
Here
Valhalla
Pickens
Anderson
Seneca Counties
South Carolina
Dam Cost Figures Revealed For Infrastructure Failure
The report states the dam cost £10,000 to destroy and the overall dam cost was $388,000, outlining financial figures tied to the incident and its consequences.
Miner Falls From Window to Death on East Broadway
Thomas Boland a miner sat on a boarding house window sill on East Broadway last night dozed off and fell from the third floor to the fire escape on the first. He was found unconscious with a fractured skull and died early this morning at Butte emergency hospital. Relatives could not be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Boland
East Broadway
Boland
Butte
Protest Over Use of Flag on Candidate Posters
Chicago August 14. Capt B E R Lewis past president of the American Flag Day association sent a telegram to Charles E Hughes protesting the use of the United States flag on folders bearing pictures of Hughes and Charles W Fairbanks. The message warned of action against campaign managers and publishers if the practice did not cease citing government regulations and state statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles KE. Hughes
BE. RR. Lewis
American Flag Day Association
United States
Charles W. Fairbanks
Asquith Promises Franchise Reform With Conditions
London August 14 Premier Asquith announced in the house of commons that cabinet decisions on new franchise and registration reform will be delayed due to war priorities. He said the government must stay focused and that any future bill must, by necessity, include women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith
House of Commons
Grave Conditions Reported In Chihuahua Province
Official reports to General Frederick Funston confirm grave conditions in Chihuahua state with food riots noted. They also confirm the execution of revolutionary General Inez Salazar. General Jacinto Trevino commands the garrison and works to prevent spread of disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Frederick Funston
Southern Department
Chihuahua
Inez Salazar
Jacinto Trevino
ExConvicts Give Dinner At Sing Sing
Forty former inmates from Sing Sing attended a dinner hosted by FE Stagg Whitin of Columbia University. Police Commissioner Arthur Woods, Warden Osborne, and professors Franklin L. Giddings and Frederick A. Goetze heard ex-convicts discuss post prison hardships. Woods said he would ensure police do not harass them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bins Sing
FE. Stagg Whitin
Penology
Columbia University
Arthur Woods
Thomas Moti Osborne
Sins Sing
Franklin L. Giddings
Frederick A. Goetse
Mutual Welfare League
Woods
Killing Off Mosquitoes Near Border to Halt Dengue
In Laredo Texas authorities coordinate state and federal efforts to suppress mosquitoes amid reports of dengue spreading in interior Mexico. Dr H C Hall Texas quarantine official cites 1099 cases at Monterey and 2590 at Victoria while noting no formal quarantine yet declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Texas
Mexico
H. C. Hall
Monterey
Victoria
Repudiates Double Murder Confession in Shelby Case
Albion N Y August 14 District Attorney Knickerbocker says Erwin King recanted his Aug 10 confession that he killed Charles Phelps and Mary Wolcott at West Shelby on March 22 1915 Charles Stielow already on death row for those murders was reprieved recently and King faces a first degree murder warrant Justice Tucker refused to confirm information basis for the warrant King’s lawyer called the recantation ridiculous and false New York reaction says King’s denial will not halt Stielow’s bid for clemency The confession was said to be corroborated by several grounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
N. Y
Knickerbocker
Orleans County
Erwin King
Little Valley
Charles Phelps
Mary Wolcott
West Shelby
Charles Stielow
Singing Prison
Stielow
King
Justice of the Peace
H. C. Tucker
David A. White
New York
Shelby
Stuart M. Kohn
Mutual Welfare League
Kohn
Butte Players Likely To Capture Honors
The annual Montana State Tennis association tournament will be held at Hunters Hot Springs with first rounds starting Monday. Top players from Butte are favored to win honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connor
Murray
Butte
Billings
Kozeman
Livingston
Helena
Havre
Lewistown
Hunter's
Dr. Karsted
L. U. Babcock
Babcock
State Association
L. C. Babcock
William Roll
Charles Chisholm
Bozeman
H. C., Stringham
Montana State Tennis Association
Hunter's Hot Springs
Arrested Twice for Carrying Concealed Weapons in Butte
Edward Gale of 427 South Main Street was arrested twice during the military rule in Butte. He faces charges of carrying a concealed weapon and having a loaded gun, following neighbor complaints of threats and street possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gale
South Main Street
Butte
Sherif’s Toric
David
Gale
Small Fire Put Out In the High Ore Mine
A fire in a timber pile on the 1600 foot level of the High Ore mine was found about 10 o'clock last night. Miners extinguished it with little difficulty before it could spread and there was no damage to the mine.
Butte Briefs Reveal Local and Out-of-Town Arrivals
Robert Putzin registered at the Legegat while Harry Cotter returned from New York. B A Risley visited from Wisdom and Kr C Dell appeared among Helena arrivals. Edward C Elliott of Montana University visits Butte. Al Hauswirth departs for Lewistown Moore Kendall and others on a 10 day trip. W F Webb of Mountain States Telephone is in town from Denver. Mr and Mrs George Oberdt arrive en route from New York to the coast. Mrs J Ross Clark visits in Butte en route to Los Angeles. Mrs Marcus Daly’s sister hosts her in Hamilton with her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Cotter
New York
B. A. Risley
Wisdom
Kr. C. Dell
Helena
Br Edward C. Elliott
University of Montana
Butte
al Hauswirth
Lewistown
Moore
Kendall
W. FF. Webb
Mountain States Telephone Company
Denver
George Oberdt
J. Ross Clark
Los Angeles
Marcus Daly
Hamilton
Speeding Alleged Leads to Bonds for Three Men
Police arrested W. T. Lock wood Kk Fulton and Arthur Banks yesterday on a charge of exceeding the speed limit. All gave bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Lockwood
Kk. Fulton
Arthur Banks
Prisoners and guns captured in Somme Verdun actions
French forces took more than 2,000 unwounded prisoners and 50 machine guns in operations north of the Somme from August 6 to 13. Verdun sector yields 600 prisoners and 12 machine guns amid counter attacks near Thiaumont Fleury through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Somme
eAug
War Office
Verdun
Thiaumont-Fleury
Mexicans Admitted In Largest Port Entry In A Year
Four hundred thirty two Mexican laborers were admitted into the United States at Laredo today. They are said to be en route to Texas cotton fields, marking the largest port admission in over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Mexico
United States
Texas
Coffee consumption and Brazil's share noted
The world consumes over two and a half billion pounds of coffee each year, with about three quarters produced in Brazil. This highlights Brazil's dominant role in global coffee supply and consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Franksness Al Conferenc es in White House Talks
Railroad labor dispute moves to White House with Garretson leading worker delegation and Elisha Lee presenting railroad views. Presidents and mediators press for quick, definitive action as talks extend into the night.
Remedy Not in Inquiry by Commerce Commission
President Wilson says an interstate commerce commission inquiry into the threatened railroad strike would not remedy the crisis at the moment. The Boston Chamber of Commerce had urged Congress to direct the ICC to ascertain facts in the dispute. Conferences in New York are in progress between the parties and the federal board of mediation, with a reply awaited before determining duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Elisha Lee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilson
Federal Board of Mediation
Tumulty
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles F. Weed
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Weed
Congress
New York
Federal Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Democratic Party
Tacoma
Provost
Joe
BOY Scout
Boy Scouts of America
Carolyn B. Hulbert
Middieburg
Cincinnati
Ohio
Raymond Belmont
August Belmont
Mr. Belmont
Miss Hulbert
Butte Briefs
Robert Putzin
The
Legegat
Frankness
Garretson
Four Brotherhoods
Brotherhood
Mr. Garretson
Inquiry By Commerce Commission
Edward Munson
A. M
M. D
Buckingham & Hecht, Manufacturers
San Francisco
Cal
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