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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
13
Anaconda Red Cross chapter resumes workrooms on Monday after a two week break. A recent inventory shows sufficient knitted articles in warehouses, with orders to speed production and report stock levels. Workers are asked to finish current pieces and turn in finished items promptly.
The funeral of John O held at 8:30 in the morning at the home on Sixth street with a requiem high mass at 9. Rev Father Coopman officiated. Many old friends attended. Pallbearers included John Flynn Thomas Cramer Frank Fitzpatrick James Dwyer Daniel Dwyer Patrick McHugh. BRAZILIAN PEACE DELEGATION LEAVE RIO FOR HAVRE France.
Anaconda city items include taxi services, optician at Park Street, employment and housing requests, coal company ads, and local residents visiting from Twin Bridges and Missoula. Military families report returns, deployments, and travels to California and Bremerton. Shipments, piano sales, and social notices weave a busy wartime town life with reflections on transfers and augural events.
A search warrant was issued after investigators closed The Turf buffet at 11433 Main Street following a deputy sheriff's action. The event prompted an afternoon closure and ongoing proceedings related to the premises.
A district 1 warrant issued by Judge George B. Winston led to a search at Giteapie where 74 cases of 24 bottles and 1 bottle in a buffet were found in a basement. The case involves alleged intoxicating liquor on the premises for barter or sale. Testimony from anonymous informants will be heard at a date set by the court. The dispute hinges on whether near beer qualifies as intoxicating liquor under state law.
William 8 Peterson an An aconda youth employed as electrical engineer at General Electric Schenectady plant made good at his profession. He spoke at the Christmas banquet of the Edison Club held at the Mohawk Golf club in New York City. Attendees included BW Rice Jr president and Dr Charles P Steinmetz chief consulting engineer a world authority on electricity. Other speakers included the Schenectady plant vice president and a former British Army major. C overs were laid for over 100 guests.
Mrs Ethel Calnan wife of John Calnan died yesterday morning at 120 West Patth Street aged 28 she spent her life in the locality and was active in St Pauls parish She is survived by her husband and other immediate relatives
A fragment notes a family of Daniel Robinson of Casper Wyoming with a five percent share and a newborn eight days old. It mentions brothers St J Robinson and L L Robinson with the 316th engineers in France, and a funeral schedule at a family home and St Paul’s church this morning.
Jan 2 1919 report notes Michigan endorses the dry amendment to the U S constitution with both houses voting without debate. Three votes against in the house. Green of Town charges war department policy as peaceful conscription and proposes a voluntary European army. Gleason named manager of the Chicago White Sox accepts offer from Charles Comiskey.
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