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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1920

Page

12

Colonel Stivers Named President Of Rifle Club

The Rocky Mountain Rifle club elected Colonel D. Gay Stivers as president at its annual meeting at the Rocker range. J. R. Crawford became vice president, Roy B. Tisdale secretary, A. S. Nichols treasurer, with Hans Holmes as executive officer. Officers and range staff were announced, and plans for funds to cover the National Rifle association trip were set, including a finance committee and equipment requisitions due by January 15. The meeting also noted government pistol restrictions and that shooting moved to 80 yards off-hand. In other news Otto Walker won a 160 mile motorcycle race at Ascot speedway in Los Angeles.

Rocky Mountain Rifle Club Rocker Range J.R. Crawford D. Gay Stivers J. R. Crawford Roy i B. Tisdale A. S. Nichols Hans Holmes Nelson Charles Staples George Westphal Westphal MacAboy W. Ralph Nissier Rocky Mountain Club National Rifle Association Staples Nelson and Tisdale Morgan Nester Cummings Coombes Aren Hess Motzko Jaceas Hollman Hodge Heasey Tamburino Roselle Leake

Butte Briefs Visitors and Residents Camp Each City

T E Castle of Virginia City visits Butte as Madinonian Times editor reconnecting with old acquaintances. A wave of visitors from Dillon Helena Great Falls and Billings register at local hotels including the Butt and Thornton Leggat Finlen and Legcat. Local officials from Missoula and Deer Lodge inspect state banking rules and embalmers examiners arrive for health board audits.

T. E. Castle Virginia City Butte Madinonian Times J.T. Kennedy W. A. McKensie A.W. Klein Anaconda Jos FE R. McCall F. ©. Cessenden Whitehall Madden J. C. Kennedy V. J. Vaughn Dillon C. H. Marsh Missoula Missoula County State Board of Health A. Brisback John W. Langley Great Falls Thornton C. 0. Dierhorff W. Luther John L. Sweeney J. B. Gernen George Panzer R. Warren J. Victor Kohler L. Greenfield H. A. Pease B. G. Paige A. J. Wilcomb Twin Bridg Marie B. Avison Minnie Christlangon C. L. Kellogg Deer Lodge L. Goddard J. A. Crowley TH. Kennedy Billings Finlen Louise McDonald Philipsburg E. F. Allen W. Camblin T. ©. Peacock Roy O'Connell Legzat Br. J Mra CB. McMfenonen Leggat P. J. Jackson Legcat T. F. Walsh

Cochran Bids Big for Dempsey Carpentier Bout

Chicago dispatch says English magnate Charles Cochran plans a London world title fight for Dempsey and Carpentier with a $200000 guarantee plus 10 weeks of engagements at $5000 weekly. He claims Carpentier has signed for $105000 and has advanced $25000. Kearns and Coffroth debate terms, seeking $250000 and theater rights, with European dates outlined.

Chicago Charles Cochan London Jack Dempsey Georges Carpentier Los Angeles Kearns Dempsey Cochran England France Carpentier United Steas New York Coffroth Europe Charles Cochran Pacific Co Jockey Lab Tijuana America

O'Dowd Seeks Carpentier Bout In Middleweight Row

Michael O'Dowd argues he stands as a logical Carpentier foe, citing past upsets over Carpentier rivals and a recent stoppage of Dick Smith, but experts doubt his punching power and predict Carpentier’s size and skill would overpower him. The piece notes Carpentier’s renewed form and the likely difficulty for O'Dowd, who previously faced Jack Britton, to sustain a victory.

Jack Vetock International News New York Michael O'Dowd Georges Carpentier Michael Billy Papke Frank Klaus Carpentier Mike Dick Smith O'Dowd Papke Klaus Lea Ana Ohnn Tenerelee Jack Britton New Jersey Britton

Red Cross Plans Outline European Aid and Siberia Work

Washington reports from the American Red Cross set aside 15 million for European relief, 13.75 million for U.S. needs, and 1.25 million to finish Siberia campaigns. Dr. Livingston Farrand notes emergency reserves for Russia opening and disaster response, while stressing funds are insufficient for global suffering.

Washington American Redross Siberia Livingston Farrand Russia United States Farrand Europe Red Cross Home Reserve

Petroleum output rises in United States in 1919

Petroleum production in the United States reached about 376 million barrels in 1919, up 20 million from 1918. The report from Washington details the national gain amid postwar industrial activity.

Washington United States

Geologists Report 1919 Oil Stock and Trade Gap

The geological survey announced stocks of domespe petroleum held by producers and marketing companies at end of 1919 are about 132,000,000 barrels, up 10,000,000 from a year earlier. The 1919 import export gap shows an excess of imports over exports of roughly 47,000,000 barrels.

Geological Survey

Former Emperor Surrounded by Flood Water near Amerongen

The Rhine reached a record high near Amerongen threatening to overtop the dike at Bentinck castle, home of former Emperor William of Germany. He aids workmen strengthening the dike as flood forces damage across Holland including the loss of about a quarter of the brickmaking industry.

The Hague Ory Associated Press Rhine Amerongen Bentinck Castle William of Holland

French Crown Jewels Return to Louvre Exhibition

The French crown jewels last stored in Bordeaux since 1914 will be brought back to Paris and displayed again at the Louvre. Casimir, state secretary of fine arts, transported them in a suitcase. The Regent Diamond, worth over 15 million francs, the Pink and Mazarin diamonds, a Louis XV watch from the Bey of Algiers, and Napoleon's sword handle are among the pieces.

Paris Bordeaux Louvre M. Casimir Fine Arts Giamond Louis XV Algiers Napoleon

American Relief Officials Attend Reception in Berlin

Officials of Herbert Hoover's relief agency and the Ame Society of Friends met in Berlin with minor representatives of welfare groups. The gathering praised Hoover, noted aid shipments to Europe, and discussed the logistics of American food parcels for children amid the European food crisis. Major Goldsmith left Berlin for Hawaii to observe warehouse systems aiding parcels.

Goldsmith Berlin Hawanise Europe Raele Schreiber Germany

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