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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1920
Page
2
The funeral of Henry Peter Ries aged 64 will be today at 2 PM at his son William H. Ries’s home 1420 Dewey Ave with interment at Mount Moriah cemetery. Patrick Dwyer aged 39 dies and funeral is tomorrow at 9 AM from 149 Pacific St to St Lawrence church for 9:30 AM mass, with Holy Cross cemetery interment. Reliable Undertaker and Embalmers 322 North Main Street Phone 770.
Hen rietta B. Robert aged 70 beloved mother of Mrs. Frank Crase is survived by her daughter a son in law Frank Crase and two grandchildren Fred R and Ethel Crase. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday at home 521 North Excelsior street with Rev C F Chapman officiating Interment Mount Moriah cemetery. Murphy funeral at 9 am Tuesday at Ed Mathews 101 Dunn avenue Walkerville then St Lawrence church Requiem High Mass at 9:30 Interment St Patrick’s cemetery. Dawson remains at Sherman Reed lots with funeral announced later Pullum remains forwarded to Trenton Utah for services and interment.
Officials anticipated a prolonged pursuit as raids continued on Friday with word that Soviet arks would sail. Authorities believed Reds were fleeing in many areas while expressing confidence that fugitives would be captured if they entered foreign soil. Only three or four such attempts had occurred since the raids began Friday.
Helena January 5. Eight measures will be voted on at the next general election. They include two constitutional changes creating a state tax commission and a board of administration. Other measures cover school fund investments, a $15 million road bond issue, a boxing bill, two referendum measures, and closed and presidential preferential primary laws. The only initiative measure with petitions underway is a proposed new compensation law, with June filing deadline likely prompting more petitions.
William D Haywood IWW general secretary known as Big Bill Haywood surrendered to State's Attorney Hoyne in Chicago to answer a charge under the new Illinois syndicalism law. Bond was set at 10000 with Lloyd furnishing property valued at 40000. Haywood, sought since New Year's Eve, appeared with lawyer and Lloyd at Judge Pam's court.
In New York on January 5 federal agents continued raids to purge alien sedition from the country. William J. Flynn, head of the secret service, said radicals have taken to cover and that the night’s haul could yield about 35 wanted individuals. A notable arrest occurred at a Bronx lodging house as Oscar Tyverowsky, cited as a principal communist official, was taken into custody.
Indianapolis report states that arrests of alleged radicals in South Bend and Clinton on January 5 brought the number of detainees in Indiana facing deportation hearings to 38. Authorities continue to pursue charges and schedule hearings for the group.
War Department offered Camp Upton on Long Island as a concentration camp to ease Ellis Island congestion after raids Friday night. Attorneys began seeking habeas corpus releases for many radicals held there as a legislative committee probed foreign language radical press in New York.
Malaga Spain Jan 5 Admiral Camira who served in the Spanish American War has died at his home in Malaga. His wartime service and leadership were noted by local veterans groups and he was regarded as a respected naval figure.
A fiery address denounces government and the I W W while urging workers to seize control and wield economic power. The speaker insults reporters and hotel restaurant employees, mocks stool pigeons, and invites questions to intensify a radical, anti union, anti government discourse.
Paris on January 5 via AP. The supreme council tentatively set January 10 for ratifying the Versailles treaty. A framework for Scapa Flow settlement was delivered to Baron von Leisner and an agreement with the German delegation was announced.
Col E M House says he has virtually recovered from his illness after returning from Paris and the peace conference He will depart New York for Austin Texas for further rest later this week He states the trip has no political significance
Lewis said the commission decision would underpin wage contracts and override the 14 per cent advance for 60 days while the commission reports. John P. White attended but did not speak. Leaders foresee a long session and near-unanimous approval of the officers' settlement to end the strike, with talks extending into tomorrow.
London diary reports a late night volley in Phoenix Park Dublin near the fort magazine. A fusillade lasted several minutes then armored cars with searchlights scoured the park until dawn. No official explanation issued.
Washington January 5 regulations to curb speculative land values went into effect for all farm loan banks The Farm Loan Board instructs banks to reject loans not protecting the banks and bond buyers It bans competing with private lenders where larger loans are offered appraisers will cap loans at 100 per acre even if sales reach 250 to 400 per acre If a farm sold recently at a boosted price the prior sale is used for loan appraisal The system has provided 338 134 000 in total loans to farmers since creation
Washington January 5 Congress reconvened after a fortnight holiday recess and immediately began handling calendar bills in both chambers with light attendance. Senate debate on the peace treaty was minimal as Senator King presented compromise reservations and private talks continued without tangible results. Victor Berger’s reelection remains contested, with plans to again refuse him a seat, while Representative Mann unexpectedly signaled support for Berger’s claim.
A man registered as Duane Dawson of New York died in his Thornton hotel room in Butte shortly after a doctor arrived. Diabetes caused the death. He was about 25, though a tailor said 51. clothing traced to Salt Lake, portfolio from a Portland vulcanizing company, no relatives located. Body at Sherman & Reed undertakers.
In Worcester Massachusetts a church federation will run daily noon prayer meetings at the Grand theater starting January 4. Milton B Pratt chairs the federation which includes Protestant churches to revive Worcester. Meetings will finish just before the daily matinee begins.
Fire threatened the First Christian church in Berkeley when a gas heater ignited the basement walls. Pastor Rev. P. H. McCartney used water from the baptismal font to extinguish the blaze, stopping its rapid spread.
Skin troubles demand prompt care to halt burning itching and nerve irritation. A small amount of Resinol Ointment would likely relieve the discomfort and stop worsening symptoms.
The Daily Mail political correspondent reports Premier Lloyd George plans a new center party. He foresees no political future with unionists or liberals and would lead this party to capture the unionist machine with liberal and some unionist support. The piece links Churchill and Lloyd George as a closely allied duo in government.
In Dublin on January 5 a group of prominent residents met to urge authorities to provide stronger police protection. They favor civilian patrols similar to rural programs, arguing police patrols of three to six men reduce street guarding capacity and that barracks concentration fuels the crime wave.
A promotional note suggests influenza is a stronger grip and urges taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets in larger doses than usual to prevent illness, advising proactive use before sickness arrives.
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