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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1920

Page

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Byrnes Calls Sims Unfit for Navy Command

Rep Byrnes denounces Rear Admiral Sims as a hyphenated politician and libeler of the army. He says Sims violated naval confidence by making instructions public and deserves condemnation by all Americans and a dishonorable discharge from the navy.

Army Navy Washington Sims Senate Representative Byrnes South Carolina Naval Decorations Committee Byrnes Admiral Sims Mr. Byrnes United States Great Britain

Houston Named Secretary of the Treasury in Cabinet Shakeup

President Wilson moved David Franklin Houston from agriculture to the treasury post and named Edwin L. Meredith to head the department of agriculture. A third cabinet change, the interior secretary, was expected soon with Lane retiring. Meredith, editor of Successful Farming, pledged to continue pragmatic farm policy and banking ties.

Washington Wilson David Franklin Houston St. Louis Treasury Edwin L. Meredith Des Moines Iowa Department of Agriculture Interior Franklin K.lane Houston Glass Ounter Leffingwell Meredith Successful Farming Farmer's Tribune Associated Advertising Clubs of the World Chicago Federal Reserve Bank Treasury Department Miami I‘la

Belgrade Accepts Allied Ultimatum on Adriatic Dispute

Belgrade reports the Jugo-Slavy government will accept the allied ultimatum regarding Adriatic controversy settlement. A Belgrade dispatch notes the decision was made January 27 in Bern. The move aligns with pressure from Allies in the postwar settlement context.

Berne Switzerland Belgrade

Hard job picking jurors to try Wobblies in Montesano case

In Montesano Washington on January 27 a fresh bid for changing venue in the murder trial of 11 alleged I W. W. defendants over the Armistice Day parade death in Centralia was denied at the end of the second day. More than a dozen talesmen were examined with only two jurors accepted. Defense attorney George F. Vanderveer pressed for venue removal arguing prejudicial Grays Harbor County conditions threaten a fair trial. He said he would renew the motion during the trial. Elmer Smith will testify for himself as an accessory before the fact as he joins the defense team. (Continued on Page 1, Column 4.)

Paris Mr. Byrnes Admiral Sims Glass Virginia Whaley South Carolina Pershing Service of Service of Supply Army Navy Byrnes London Times Europe Sims London Ypres Grand Fleet United States Montesano Wash Aleged Warren Grimm Centralia George F. Vanderveer Grays Harbor Vanderveer Elmer Smith Smith

Sugar Profits Suspect Charged In Federal Warrant

Emil Gronberg proprietor of the Gronberg market at 601 South Montana street was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal L S Groff on a Lever Food Control Act case alleging excess profits from selling sugar. The complaint, by Justice Department agent E W Byrne, cites a wholesale price of 14.88 per hundred pounds with a 20 cent per pound sale, claimed as an unreasonable margin.

Emil Gronberg Byrne

Airplane delivers Standard to Deer Lodge and Butte readers

For the first time in the Northwest a newspaper was delivered by airplane. The Standard's Yellow stone Trail edition was flown from Butte to Deer Lodge in 29 minutes, piloted by I G Rees of the Inland Empire aerial training corporation. The night flight plans include a later run from Anaconda to Butte, with signals at Marr Field guiding the landing, weather permitting.

Deer Lodge Butte West Marr Field Lake Avoca H. B. Hickey Inland Empire Aerial Training Corporation J. J. White L. G.rees Rees Joe Martindale Standard Inland Empire Training Corporation Montana Yellowstone Trail Association Northwest Curtiss L. G. Rees Anaconda Marrfield A. H. Schmidt Lutte

Cold Wave in Mexico Causes Forty Deaths in City

Mexico City reports a severe cold wave killing forty impoverished residents and raising fears for crop damage in northern states. Officials note unusual intensity and widespread hardship amid freezing temperatures.

Mexico Mexico City

Weather Note: Rain, Warmer Today and Thursday

The forecast calls for rain today with gradual warming. For Thursday expect more rain and higher temperatures, with the pattern of warming continuing through the day.

Butte Leader Named to Yellowstone Trail Executive Council

W B Daly of Butte is elected Western Montana representative on the Yellowstone Trail association executive committee. The annual Deer Lodge session notes no route changes, keeping Gallatin road excluded from the trail and Bozeman as next meeting site. An airplane delivery from Butte distributes Standards to delegates as Deer Lodge hosts a historic highway meeting.

E. J. Stanley Standard Deer Lodge Bozeman Three Forks Whitehall Butte Missoula Western Conference Yellowstone Trail Association Gallatin Yellowstone Park Anaconda Philipsburg Helena W. B. Daly Western Montana Association L. R. Nye Livingston Rockies

Banquet of Deer Lodge Road Boosters Promises Paved Trails

Deer Lodge hosts Yellowstone Trail association delegates at a civic banquet marked by playful festivity and forward aims. W F Daly of Butte forecasts hard surface roads paving the Yellowstone trail coast to coast within years, while hosts receive hearty thanks for hospitality as the conference continues.

Deer Lodge Wrank Conley W. F. Daly Butte Coas Good Roads

Butte Boy Vanishes On Way Home From School

Emmet Mee, 14, last seen a week ago Saturday on Arizona Street near the Great Northern depot headed home to 1220 Curtis Street. Described as 5 feet 4 inches, 100 pounds in a mackinaw with red and blue stripes, overalls, dark cap and shoes, with a prominent tooth and a long scar on his left leg. He was an eighth grade pupil at Monroe School and had recently attended St. Joseph's. His father James Mee sought Sheriff O'Rourke's help as the family cannot explain the disappearance after he helped haul sawdust from a mine.

Arizona Street Great Northern Curtis Street Emmet Mee James Mee Sheriff O'Rourke Monroe School St. Joseph's School

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Secretary OF the Treasury E. L. Meredith Lane Butte-R F-Rees Executive Council Historic Site Emmet
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