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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1917

Page

11

Merchants of State Galen Fined Forty Nine Then Back

Helena Jan 16 retail merchants of Montana meeting here expressed support for the anti discrimination act and opposed the fading stamp evil. Officers outlined the legislative committee list as they prepared to push bills in the Montana assembly. A banquet at the Auditorium drew hundreds as J R Yates and others spoke on cooperation and public service while Helena stores planned an early closing for a lecture by Stanley D L Krebs on service to the public.

Helena Montana J. R. Yates Stanley DL. Krebs Philadelphia Te Legislative Committee State Association Montana Assembly TR. J. Grove Red Lodge SL. Smithers W. C. Baidon R. M. Edgar Bozeman W. P. Lakin Miles City B. P. Kegrin Harlem E. M. Sybert Livingston E. V. Graybeard Casade M. V. Prosser F. A. Sell W. M. Lentz Deer Lodge C. C. Wagon Roberts T. M. Wall Roundup H. G. Coy Anaconda A. J. Galen Alderson and Northwestern Trustee Company Louis H. Haven Butte Haven H.C. Smith D. M. Kelly J. H. Davien Sidebotham Davies Stern Ward Great Falls Tribune Alderson Wilmot Wheeler Lake McDonald H.R. Atkinson Great Falls Sid Henry Lawson Cosgrave and Ridge Garret Campbell Congress

Rates dispute over railroad charges to Great Falls

A consortium including the Great Falls Sewer Pipe and Tile Co, the Mutual Oil Co, and the Great Falls Commercial Club allege unreasonable Burlington and Great Northern rates on Crowley and Greybull shipments to Great Falls, Butte, Anaconda, Helena. They seek a 20 cent rate replacing 60 cents to Butte Anaconda Helena and a 45 cent rate to Great Falls.

Standard Washington Great | Falls Sewer Pipe and ‘Tile Company Mutual Oi ‘Company Great Falls

Governor names Mrs. Ridge to state board of charities

Helena Jan 16 Governor today named Mrs Robert Allison Ridge of Billings to succeed Mrs E B Welrick of Butte on the state board of charities and reforms. Ridge has studied sociological problems in Iowa and abroad and belongs to the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Colonial Dames. Other board members are Rev J B McNamee of Helena and Rev W W Van Orsdell of Great Falls.

Helena Stewart Robert. Allison Ridge Billings State Board of Charities and Reforms E. B. Welrick Butte California W. W. van Orsdell Great Falls

Changes in Governor for Mont City Administration

Helena Jan 18 News from the Montana Municipal league outlines radical government changes for Montana cities. Proposed is the consolidation of departments and a new department of public welfare to oversee amusements. L D Conkling of Bozeman spoke on pavement types as engineers toured the Antlers theater motion pictures on municipal engineering. The engineers will elect officers and close their meeting with a banquet Wednesday evening.

Helena Montana Montana Municipal League

Montana Senators Back OShea for Bank Registrar Post

Washington dispatch reports Senator My ers and Montana delegation members, along with former Democratic State Chairman Thomas Arthur, urging the Federal Farm Loan Board to appoint State Senator D. J. O'Shea of Red Lodge as registrar of the Northwestern Land Bank in Spokane at 4000 dollars yearly. Each district state gets one official. O'Shea is the delegation’s unanimous pick. Myers also favors W. M. Townes of Ingomar as a temporary director of the Spokane bank.

Standard Washington Myers Montana Thomas Arthur Deral Farm Loan Board D. J. O'Shea Red Lodge Northwestern Land Bank Spokane O'Shea W. M. Townes Ingomar Spokane Bank

Sheep Loss From High Wind Strikes 450 in Milam

In Jainings on January 16 C L Wilcox reports a severe wind event causing a band of sheep to mill and 450 animals die before control. Estimated loss exceeds $5,000, with many more injured or scattered. The incident highlights the harsh weather impact on local livestock.

Jainings C. L. Wilcox

Butte Couple Married in Helena License Event

Elena Jan 18 marriage licenses issued in Helena to GeorgA Pra and Georgia Collins of Frank Eugene Martin Vermont and Elizabeth McCord Bozeman. The ceremony marks a union amid Montana records.

Butte Elena Georga Pra Georgia Collins Frank Eugene Martin Vermont Elizabeth McCord Bozeman Helena

Great Falls Plumbers Settle Trouble

Great Falls January 15 an official announcement signed by C M Harris for the master plumbers and Jack Brentson for the Journeymen says the strike has been settled and the men will return to work tomorrow. They had been out since January 1 following an agreed pause for talks and a wage increase to eight dollars for eight hours. The Royal mill strike remains unsettled with no negotiations pending.

Great Falls C.M. Harris Jack Brentson Royal Mill

Black defendants sentenced after Judith Gap incident

Judge Matthews delivers sentences for seven Black people linked to a Great Northern freight train attack near Judith Gap last October. Hall, Gibson, and Fairley face execution on February 16 at White Sulphur Springs. Foster and Hall receive life terms. Rogers gets 15 to 20 years. Bridges 10 to 12. Miller and Christensen, I W Ws leaders, found guilty of assault in the second degree and to be sentenced tomorrow.

Matthews Mike Freeman Great Northern Judith Fap Hall Gibson Fairley White Sulphur Springs Foster Rogers Bridges Max Miller G. Schristensen I. W. Ws Kenneth Hay Walter Young Judith Gap Rasault

Englishman patents two-handed grass trimmer resembling Norse clippers

An English inventor secures a patent for a grass trimming tool operated by both hands, featuring design elements reminiscent of Norse-era clippers. The device aims to improve balance and cutting control for lawn maintenance.

Polish Hand Beauty and Night Farm Lighting Device

Polish beauty of their hands is praised for gracefulness. A portable generator has been specially designed to provide electric lights to permit farm work to be done at night.

Harmony scheme sparks Republican split in New York

In New York on January 16 efforts to harmonize Republicans and progressives provoked protests from leaders George W. Perkins and Everett Colby. William R. Willcox proposed a supplemental committee to oversee party affairs, replacing the joint campaign body. Perkins denounced the plan as old-guard orchestration and called for a full committee meeting while Hemenway and others defended the move and John T. Adams as vice chairman, citing West regional organization needs.

New York Vefenas Cnartman Willcox Union League Per= Kins Republican Executive Committee Perkins Republican National Committee Old Guard James A. Hemenway Indiana Mr. Perking Mr Perkins F. W. Estabrook Gillett John T. Adams Cornelius N. Bliss Jr Adams

Housewife's Economy Keeping Warm O' Nights

A 1917 McClure Syndicate piece advises practical winter warmth for sleepers. It contrasts old window-sealing habits with sleeping porches and recommends warm beds, newspapers under mattresses, bed socks, and lighter flannel nightwear. It notes dainty cashmere sacques for cool nights and mocks elaborate lingerie as protection against cold. A Lansford lightning strike on a telephone pole is noted in a separate item.

McClure

Lawmaker Lawson Details Wall Street Pressure and Rumors

Lawson testifies before a congressional committee about pressure from financiers to reveal information, a push for a broad inquiry into stock market dealings, and alleged leaks involving Baruch Lansing and Bernstorff. He claims he paid experts and urged investigators to summon Wall Street players to disclose inner transactions.

Avepre Sve Lawson Henry Money Trust Henr Wall Street Stock Exchange Lansing Bernard Baruch Count von Bernstorff Baruch Democratic Party Lan- Sing Bernstorf

Mysterious A Curtis Letter Tied to Wood Leak Inquiry

Reproduction of the enigmatic A Curtis letter to Joe Wood, linked to the peace note leak. The document appears as part of ongoing inquiries into the apparent leak and the broader peace note controversy. Further context remains unclear from the fragmentary text.

A. Curtis Joe Wood

Lawson at hearings details urges to reveal leak names

Law son testified about a letter from Mrs Visconti and a possible payment to Price and Tumulty, denying intent to publish secrets. He described pressure to reveal confidences, a confrontation over names, and a plan to postpone disclosure amid a heated committee session and luncheon recess.

Lawson Ruth Thomont White House von Bernstorf Mr. Lawson Henry Patton Price Visconti Patten

Eleven Arrested at Palm Cafe on East Broadway

Eleven people were arrested after midnight at the Palm cafe on East Broadway. C. W. Bassett and H. L. Wilson, proprietors, faced charges of operating a disorderly place while nine others were charged with frequenting a disorderly house.

Hueven Palm Cafe East Broadway C. W. Bassett HL. Wilson

Carpenters gain finger clips to speed up tasks

A new invention named Magueseen yuan x0 De castened to a finger with clips promises time savings for carpenters by enabling quicker拾取 of tools and materials. The device attaches to the finger, keeping hands free for cutting and measuring while holding small items secure.

Coastbound Weasel Tale Sparks Unclear Maritime Image

A fragmentary line speaks of waveseas and a chain around Australia, mentioning a weasel until out of touch, leaving a cryptic coastal scene. The readable text hints at maritime confinement and distant contact but lacks concrete facts or events.

Australia

Caterpillar Carts and Invention Advancement

A description notes the application of a cacerpumar creasormelpe to a segment of English invention designed for travel over the softest ground, indicating a new mechanism or material aiding mobility in difficult terrain.

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