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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
5
Police investigated after a decaying trunk hidden under shingles revealed the body believed to be Maud Tabor, who vanished three years ago. Florence Critchlow identified the remains. investigators seek her mother, brother, and another unnamed person.
William E. Rice and Alice K. Moore pleaded guilty to conspiracy and four counts respectively in the Newberry campaign indictments. Several withheld defendants appeared, including George E. Rogers and Roman Glowieski, all claiming not guilty. Senator Newberry faces a federal warrant and will appear in court next Monday to answer the indictment.
The informal reception for American Legion and ex-service men at the Y.M.C.A. was postponed due to a dance conflict. Ex-service men filed over 15 applications for three months of free membership. Physical examinations began yesterday and gym classes are expected to start soon.
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Niva were held yesterday afternoon at Sherman and Reed chapel with Rev. M Hudtloff officiating. Hymns were sung by Mrs. W Cook and Mrs. W Hethke, with Mrs. Hudtloff as accompanist. Pallbearers included John F Konen C J Edwards Arthur Henry Dave Carroll William Johnson Peter Lacoume and William Shinors.
A description notes a preferred method of suicide among local African tribes near Lake Nyassa. Individuals wade into the lake and wait calmly for a man-eating crocodile to attack. The report outlines the practice as a cultural or personal choice observed by observers.
About 50 Montana delegates met at Mountain View Methodist church for a three day training conference of the Interchurch World Movement to launch its Montana effort. Speakers from New York California and Philadelphia outlined plans for surveys and cooperation between employers and workers to ease social unrest.
Treasury and reclamation inputs fund Indian irrigation and national park improvements across Montana. Flathead, Blackfeet, Crow, Fort Belknap and Fort Peck tribes receive targeted sums, plus road and trail building in the Yellowstone area. Glacier and Yellowstone park budgets rise, assay office wages boosted, and several tribal funds are allocated alongside treasury appropriations.
A steel striker was killed a sheriff shot and seriously wounded and a deputy and another striker shot during a riot at the Riverside mill of the National Tube company in Benwood near Wheeling Marshall County officials reported the clash between strikers and a sheriff's posse this morning.
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