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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1916

Page

11

Absent voter law seen in Silver Bow county race for sheriff

In Silver Bow County the race for sheriff draws attention as absent voter law usage unfolds. Former Sheriff John K O Rourke remains a central figure amid a crowded field of fourteen candidates including Clifford McGrath and Cavnd Connors. Ballots printed in bulk, with simple samples issued to followers, while William Walsh becomes the first absent voter case under the new law.

Silver Bow Co Silver Bow County John K. O'Rourke Rmination O'Rourke Clifford Tan Tan McGrath Hie McGrath Orem Kien Pat Kenny Rourke Cavnd Connors Tom Ulholland Silver Bow Awme William Walsh

Democratic women organize early vote drive in city auditorium

The Democratic women of the eu secured the city Auditorium for Monday and Monday evening events. During the day committee women will distribute sample ballots to instruct women on voting, followed by a closing rally for all democratic women and interested men. The drive aims to mobilize women to vote early, with a final rally led by Mrs Rust, a party candidate for the legislature. A Dev Yay picnic is noted with a Milwaukee round trip train at 8 am for $1.60.

Democratic Womans EU Mra Rust

Hubbell Nominated to Succeed Catron at Santa Fe Convention

At Santa Fe New Mexico the Republican state convention nominated Frank A. Hubbell to succeed United States Senator Thomas R. Catron. The announcement follows Catron’s retirement and sets Hubbell as the party’s standard bearer for the Senate race.

Catron Santa Fe N. 2 Frank A. Hubbell United States Thomas Re Catron

Danes Reject Proposal From Copenhagen Reform

Aug 24 6 28 p m Danish ing has rejected a proposal described as the Danish West Insite Ginter sare in a Reuter dispatch from Copenhagen.

Ing Reuter Copenhagen

Two Divorces and Two Marriage Licenses

Rose Holland was granted a divorce from Frank L. Holland by Judge Lynch on cruelty. Mia Holland testified they married in Missoula Gottin and that he was abusive, leading to separations. Harry Bailey filed for divorce from Lottie Bailey on desertion, claiming they wed Oct 28, 1896 in Potteville and she left Oct 28, 1914, with him seeking reconciliation in Altoona.

Rose Holland Frank L. Holland Lynch Mia Holland Missoula Gottin Harry Bailey District Court Lottie Bailey Potteville Altoona

Young Men's Association Plans Bohemia Extravaganza

The Young Men's association schedules a two night musical extravaganza titled A Night in Bohemia for Thursday and Friday, Sept 7 and 8 at the Broadway theater. Numerous entertainers from Hutte's enter the act as property owners and residents of Harrison avenue south face paving needs. A meeting of south side residents is set for Aug 28 at 8 pm in the city hall council chamber to discuss paving Harrison avenue from the car barn south. attendees urged.

Young Men's Association Bohemia Hutte South Side City Council Harrison Avenue South

Sacrificial Threat Ended by Interruption in San Francisco

In San Francisco on August 24 Pietro Bilboa allegedly attacked with a large butcher knife while holding his month-old baby. He reportedly cut a cross on the infant's forehead before his wife interrupted the act, halting the supposed sacrificial ceremony.

San Francisco Pietro Bilboa

Bilboa Faces Jail After Domestic Incident

From a second-story window Bilboa fled amid a dispute with his wife, donning trousers to escape. He was later lodged in the City Jail. His wife and baby were treated at the central emergency hospital.

Bilboa Gty Central Emergency

Mount Shuksan Climbers Scale Peak in Record Ascent

A Seattle Mountaineers party of 25 completed a three day ascent of Mount Shuksan, marking the second known climb after the 1908 first by Curtis and Price. The expedition, guided by Price, included 12 men and 12 women with members from Brookline Tacoma Portland Chicago and Glacier Montana. Marriage licenses issued included A T Edwards with Elma Christianson and H I Shannon with Mary Van Eman.

Seattle Shuksan Cascade Range Seattle Mountaineers’ Club Austin Pasa Mount Baker Reabel Curtis W. M. Price Portland Mazamas Price Curtis Mr. Price G. D. Emerson Brookline A. H. Denman Tacoma I Coursen Portland Dre. Bo Remey Washington, D A. Tt. Baewards Elma Christianson H.l Shannon Mary van Eman

Measures Against German Emperor and Others Assailed

Paris reports deputies to debate action against the German emperor and others deemed responsible for forcing Northern France inhabitants to work in fields. Dep Touysson criticizes German acts and will interpellate Briand. Madrid notes France will study neutrals’ stance before replying, Rome to consult neutrals including the United States. In San Francisco news, German submarines are said to be maintained via a subsurface fleet, with British torpedo boats patrolling the Channel and a ring of detection devices around Boulogne and Folkestone.

Paris Germany France Chamber of Deputies Touysson Briand Madrid Spain la Paris Lille Roubaix Premiser Romanonese Romanonese San Francisco Thames Estuary English Channel Thomas Blau Korea New York London Blau Channel Boulogne Folkstone

First Women Voters to Attend Hughes Reception

In Laramie Wyoming on August 25 a committee of the United States first woman voters will attend a 1 o'clock reception for Charles E Hughes lasting about an hour. The city notes women voted there in 1872.

FIRST Laramie Wyo United States Charles E. Hughes

Rotary Club Upholds Arbitration Principle

The Rotary Club urges strengthening the principle of arbitration for all disputes between labor and management in the railroad industry. The letter, signed by F Malcolm, stresses that arbitration protects employers, employees, and the public, regardless of the strength of interests, and calls for resisting expediency at the expense of principle.

Rotary Club Ison Hal Holden Bs Rotary Clu Butte United States Malcolm

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