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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1916
Page
4
The article reports evacuation and security concerns as refugees move toward El Paso amid Mexican banditry near Santo Ysabel. U S officials warn against private expeditions into Mexico while awaiting Carranza replies and American protection measures.
London January 12 65 pm official report declares Baron Chelmford former Queensland and New South Wales governor appointed viceroy and governor general of India succeeding Baron Mandeville
Armenian refugees report 15 million Armenians among Sasan residents in Trans-Caucasia were killed by order of the Muth governor after surrendering under amnesty. Men were massacred while women and children were drowned in the Euphrates. News sent via Armenian refugee workers in Cleveland. Myron Herrick announces candidacy for U S senator under Republican primaries.
New York January report states a railroad company announced it will lift its embargo on freight for export through the port despite ongoing accumulation of cargo. The move ends a temporary halt that affected shipments and port operations.
Marshfield Ore Jan 14 Capt Alfred Matson who claimed the distinction of saving the life of the late Admiral Robley D Evans during the Fort Fisher assault in the Civil War died here today aged 87 Matson, a sailor in the Landing Party, carried the wounded midshipman Evans to safety after Evans was shot in the leg during the fort’s bombardment
A Gibbstown New Jersey acid house of the Du Pont Powder plant blew up injuring two workers, the eighth explosion at local Du Pont facilities in three months with 39 deaths and 20 injuries overall. The company says the plant is guarded and no cause is suspected yet. A Kansas City Star item follows about immortality in biology and notes from Chicago university professor C M Child on life cycles of sponges, potatoes, and apples.
Pail Goodwin is confirmed as postmaster after thanks to supporters, vowing faithful service to Butte and best possible public service. He criticizes attempts to defeat his confirmation by character attacks, noting such methods hurt the attackers more than him.
The Boosters Inaugural carnival name was chosen by a committee from the Butte Chamber of Commerce led by W. M. Tuohy. The festival will debut Jan 29 at the big street celebration timed with the new street lights. Green and white are the colors. A separate note requests help tracing Ludlow Brown, 18, who ran away from Minneapolis.
Jerkranz plans a concert at North Main Street 215, featuring vocal and instrumental works. The event is open to the public, hosted by the local association with secretary Lane endorsing the program amid a formal annual meeting in Washington. Chilean ambassador Eduardo snares Music resigns and will depart for Chile in March or April.
Thirteen members of the crew of the Norwegian steamer Hafru perished when the vessel broke in two after stranding. Only one crew member was saved.
Washington has declined for military reasons to allow shipments of condensed milk by charitable organizations in the United States to Germany and Austria Hungary for the babies of those nations.
Anaconda Copper Mining company wage increase amid copper prices above 20 cents receives praise from city employers. The Anaconda Business Men Association led by D. R. MacRae and Harrison commends management for the policy showing concern for workers and community welfare in Montana and the nation.
In Rome on January 13 the cathedral at Sora was destroyed by fire during a service commemorating past earthquakes and those who perished. A candle toppled onto the altar, consuming the building. the statue of Saint Sora’s, a rare survivor, was destroyed, arousing superstition among locals.
Wireless from Sofia reports four travelers arriving in Sayville bring news that Allies continue to land forces on a considerably increased scale at Saloniki and Orphano Bay. No offensive purpose stated, Allies have built a second line of defense, and officers fear Saloniki could become a second Ypres.
Berlin January 14 reports Count Von Aram Bertenburg elected president of the Prussian house of lords with Prince Sathaw chosen vice president and others noted in the same session.
In Dulum January 4, all large Minnesota and Michigan iron companies including United States Steel, The Great Northern Ore, Republic Iron, and Steel announce a roughly 10 percent increase for february 1. About 23 000 workers affected across the firms. Pickets and related allies follow the steel giant's lead, with up to ten thousand workers impacted nationwide.
Butte brief items list dozens of visitors from Helena Kalispell and Great Falls, noting arrivals at the Thornton and city addresses. It records births on South Main and West Quarts streets, illnesses at St James hospital, a robbery report in Boston block, and multiple arrests for disturbances. A farewell message echoes a courtroom quip about gifts.
Bayard Brooks was acquitted by twelve jurors in Anaconda after a trial over an alleged attempt to kill his wife. Testimony showed Brooks claiming no intent to shoot, citing mental confusion, while Mrs. Brooks and others offered conflicting versions. The jury deliberated as witnesses described a struggle at the Peterson home and subsequent shootings near Main and Park streets. John Krauel faces second degree assault charges in a separate case. a wrestling event at Austrian Hall drew a large crowd.
Students on the islands staged a dy sale in the gymnasium on Wednesday Thursday and Friday to aid the art exhibition. The weekly program featured piano solos selections by Helen Van Stan a girls double quartet a piano duet by Hildin Lindblad and Edith Waxner reading by Marie Lucey and piano solo by Irene Blackbrough. In Friday night action Anaconda defeated Deer Lodge 21 to 17.
A list of appointees including Edward Hidden of St. Louis, Major General William Jorge Washington, and E R Grabo of Boston SOM Hastings outlines their roles on the permanent committee for the Republic of Halt to assist in carrying out the Pan American financial conference objectives.
Merchants vie to unveil the first authentic spring note as snow melts and Christmas fades. The column reflects keen rivalry and competition energizing trade as advertisers showcase new lines and fashions to win your favor.
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