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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1917

Page

2

Good Government League session votes on pensions and eight hour law

The Good Government League in Helena debates mothers pension uplift, eight hour work for women, and a woman deputy sheriff in key counties. It backs an expert study on feeble minded care and vocational training for delinquents while opposing illegitimate campaign methods. A recall proposal is praised as vital. The executive board will choose priorities for vigorous action. The meeting ends with a dollar banquet this evening.

Helena The Good Government League Firet Second Clave E. C

Cart Collect License Fee and Refuse

The district court in Mussell County upheld a suit by Fred Kal who sought a license tax recovery after his saloon license was refused. Kal applied for a Roundup saloon license, refused due to the town’s limit on licenses. The decision rests on civil action regarding license fees. The case highlights disputes over licensing and tax collection.

Via Musselehell Fred Kal Kall Snot Flathead County Alelena The Northern Pacific

Deputy Foote Arrives in Helena to Assume Post

L. R. Foote, named deputy superintendent of public instruction, has arrived from Beaverhead county to begin duties in Helena. Mrs Foote and children will join later. Foote previously led the high school in Dition and will oversee statewide educational matters.

Helena Elena L. R. Foote Superintendent of Public Instruction Beaverhead County

Digestion Advice and Pink Pills Promotion

An advertisement advises against eating when not hungry and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy to improve digestion and blood nourishment. It claims the pills aid appetite, digestion, and nerve nourishment without laxatives, offering a free diet book and mail order options via the Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady New York.

Dr. Williams Medicine Co Scheneectady N.Y

Sweet Grass chapter installs officers in Big Timber

Big Timber Jan 11 Sweet Grass chapter No. 23 C B S held a business and social session lasting into morning hours. Two new members were initiated and installation ceremonies were held. Miss Lesta Lowry became worthy matron, with RoS Jarrett as worthy patron. Mrs Lena Clark received a past worthy matron pin, and a banquet followed with pink and red carnations.

Big Timber Sweet Grass C. B.S Kong Cnremonien Mise Lesta ‘Lowry Ros Jarrett Julia McClatchey Lena B. C Flossie Loving Treasuer Mire Beulah Patterson Ruth Highle Lara Allan Florence Willman Ida Busha Maurie Tlickman Adah Misa Nellie Sime Ruth Edna Cross Esther Caroline Carnes Martha Augusta Anderson Electa Warretta ‘Strickland Julia Knapp Lena B. Clark Chapte Lowry Lena B. ‘Clark Clark Mesaames Bray Knapp, McClatchey and Shrader

Misrepresentation suits filed over Broadwater land deals

Rino Weitz and Adam L. Bafas sue Montana Ranches in Broadwater county court arguing land was misrepresented. Weitz sought cancellation of 480 acres and $7,180. Bafus claimed 240 acres and $3,500 paid under contracts.

Helena Broadwater County Rino Weitz Adam L. Bafas Montana Ranches Company

Want Prohibition One Year Earlier

The Women’s Law Union of Montana favors enforcing prohibition one year earlier in 1918, through a constitutional amendment or by law. They argue this will end county option fights and will push child welfare enforcement and unofficial censorship of movies during the year.

Women's Law’ Union of Montana

Richard C Johnson Ends Life in Montana Saloon Row

Richard C Johnson shot himself in a boarding house room over his Main street saloon in Miles City. Discovered after 4 pm by Bartenders George Wagner and John Alcock. He leaves a wife and a young son. his relatives reside in Bay City Texas.

Mile City Richard C. Johnson Johnson Main Street George Wagner John Alcock John Bay City Texas

Bar Association honors Judge Frank Woody in Missoula

The Bar Association of the Fourth Judicial District in Billings Missoula passed a resolution praising Judge Frank H. Woody, the first judge of the district, who died December 16 1916. The session elected officers and urged judges to create new court acts, with the meeting closing in banquet fashion.

Missoula Fourth Judicial District Bexsion Frank H. Woody

Women to discuss closing district with county attorney

A group of Butte women led by evangelist Mrs. Bob Fitzsimmons will meet County Attorney Jackson to gauge support for proposed law enforcement aimed at closing the restricted district. The meeting occurred at the courthouse with Assistant County Attorney N A Rotering noting Jackson’s morning absence. Mrs Fitzsimmons plans to remain in Spokane until February 1 then return to open a home for fallen girls in Butte and direct it for at least two months.

Jackson Butte Overal Bob Fitzsimmons McLeod W. H. Johns Ellsroth N. A. Rotering Fitzsimmons Spokane

Belgium and Allies Press for End to War and Peace Guarantees

Belgium asserts that peace must respect territorial frontiers and protect small nations after years of German aggression. The Belgian note, delivered to the Entente and echoed by the United States, urges justice, reconstruction, and guarantees while praising American relief efforts and condemning German occupation. Belgique calls for a fair settlement securing Belgium’s safety, reparation, and future protections.

Ambasador Sharp United States Belgium Woodrow Wilson Germany Europe Commission For Relief In National Committee Commission For Relief America

Governor Stanley halts Murray mob with swift action

Murray Kentucky January 11, Governor A. O. Stanley chartered a special train from Frankfort to Murray after threats against Judge Charles Bush and Commonwealth's Attorney Denny Smith. He urged the crowd to let the legal process proceed, calming tensions as the mob demanded lynching. The case centers on Luke Martin, a negro charged with murder, with court and officials guarded and the suspect moved for safety.

Murray, Ky Gov. A Stanley Murray Frankfort Charles Bush Commonwealth Denny Smith Govenor de Niely Necro Kentucky Judge Bush Luke Martin Attorney Smith Fudge Hush Smith Gutherie Duiguid Mate Prison Commission Clinton Eddyville Martin W Hopkineville Martin

Lloyd George Warns Germany About Peace Terms

Premier Lloyd George, speaking in London, says Germany’s peace offer was a trap and that no terms were offered. He urges continued war to defeat Prussian domination and promotes a new British war loan as essential to victory. He cites allied unity, Rome conference resolve, and a future world security through collective strength.

Loyd George London Lloyd George Guildhall William Germany Europe America Callenge Rome Great Britain Srerman Hon United States Mr. Lloyd George Rumania

Art Heist Details From Butte Exhibition Scandal

The article outlines how Baker exploited a gallery show to steal paintings and bronze works including a Russell piece valued at thousands. It notes shipments by American Express and Baker's plan to move works abroad, with Dr. Shanley paying $1,000 for a painting and experts confirming its value.

Merleavin Butte Baker Davie Ife Soccaded “Association Aker Davia Peters Massachusetts Iestterhead Toienis Chacios Campbell Gores Dutton Atte Ratt Fetliah Schatalein Sherel Hogeel Bancen Susi Bay Ana Akon Tira Russell Chicana Dr. Shanley

German Note to Neutrals Continues on War Aims

The document reiterates Germany and allies did not seek to invade Belgium but offered to guarantee Belgium's independence and compensate damages if German troops pass. It claims Belgium and Britain resisted, denies German warfare allegations, and argues peace requires adversaries' acceptance of terms. It stresses a continued struggle until peace preserves honor liberty and development for all nations.

Belgium England Eneand France Germany

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