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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1918
Page
11
A dated wartime style notice declares food restrictions removed from public eating houses. It says meals may be freely served with no limits beyond proprietor discretion. It warns that future, world relief developments could prompt renewed controls and asks managers to be prepared.
The Hutte district schools report 0 to 78 percent attendance with an average around 40 in town, while outlying areas run higher. Superintendent Maddock announces not enforcing return to class due to parental objections, and orders alerts for influenza symptoms. Two extra nurses, Catherine Henley and Margaret Murphy, are hired to bolster health monitoring and student care.
A. G. Edwards of 45 East Galena street and Edward Wilson of the St. James annex, both colored men, clashed on East Mercury street last evening. Edwards suffered a knife wound to the abdomen. Wilson was arrested by Police Captain Mike O’Donell, confessed, and produced the knife. He was charged with first degree assault and Edwards received medical treatment at the city emergency hospital.
Mrs. Alice B Baker a Butte resident since 1880 and pioneer of Montana died yesterday at 650 Routh Jackson Street after a brief illness. Born May 2 184? at Port Douglas Minn she and J C Baker crossed the plains to Helena to work in Last Chance gulch. Survived by husband sister Mrs R A Kunkel Frank Hartwell and inlaws and niece in Spokane. Episcopal Church member. Funeral arrangements pending. Arrests: Jack Wylie charged with third degree assault in Buckley court. Stejan Babich accused of concealed weapons. Alma George with failure.
Louis Schwalen and a woman giving the name Leona were arrested by police and held for Lemmon South Dakota authorities, transported by Sheriff John Rooks who arrived in Butte and left with the prisoners for Lemmon. Also Courtney in France reports Leonard Courtney who joined aviation service, arriving before the armistice, sending greetings to police force. London sees rising demand for credit facilities as reconstruction looms, committee chair Sir RVassar-Smith notes reserves key to financing trade and industry.
The president took the office oath today in the diet building. He pledged to care for the welfare of the republic and its people and to uphold its laws and conscience as president of the Caecho-Slovak republic.
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