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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1919

Page

10

Bids for land classification in Deer Lodge Montana

Notice invites sealed bids for classifying lands in Deer Lodge county Montana as required by state law. Bids due by July 7 1919 with certified checks and surety bond. terms include per acre or lump sum bids, and board may reject bids or remove unnecessary townships. Also notices closing registration for a September 2 1919 special election and a sheriff sale of property in Anaconda.

Board of County Commissioners Deer Lodge Montana Sixteenth Legislative Assembly State Board of Equalization Deer Lodge County Board of Equalization Anaconda Mont E. E. Bailey Board of County Commissioners Bm. Bailey Deer Loch Septs Met Omcio Regis A. D Proton Inet E. Bailey Omelo Reg ‘Rar George Dimich Bozo Boskovich State of Nixteen State of Montana J.P. Sta Anaanda J.P. Stase A. D. LL Hartsell J. A. Henault

France US Britain seal Rhine security pacts

Paris reports the foreign office released texts of treaties between France and the United States and France and Great Britain. The pacts require U.S. and Britain to aid France if Germany agresses and set Rhine fortifications limits. Documents outline submission to the League of Nations and approvals by U.S. Senate, French Parliament, and dominions as applicable.

Associated Press Paris France United States Great Britain Foreign Office Germany Rhine Council of the League of Nations United States Senate United States of America French Republic Versailles German Empire United Arer Europe French’ Republic Woodrow Wilson Robert Lansing Georges Clemenceau Council of Ministers Stephen Pichon Raymond Poincare Sune Wat Gers Imi Aropria Council of the Society of Nations Council Senate M. Clemenceau M. Picton David Loyd George A. J. Balfour

Army Demobilization Date Definite, Sept. 30 Planned

Washington reports War Department orders set demobilization by September 30 to a peace-time strength around 233,308 officers and men. The National Defense Act allocates 169,493 for the line and 63,815 for staff, with reductions to 100,000 below last totals to compensate for excess. By September 30 all regular army officers must revert to permanent grades and emergency commissions end.

Washington War Department Fgu

German Colonies Planned in Argentina Says Official

Buenos Aires reports Frederick Mayntzhusen says Berlin spawned syndicates to create German colonies in Argentina to foster trade. Germans destined for settlement were chosen and guided by the Argentine government. The plan aims to deter radical exodus, establish German lands, and shift exports to South America including drugs, paints, dyes, locomotives, toys, and textiles once blockades lift.

Buenos Aires Frederick Mayntzhusen Gert Berlin Germany Mayntzhusen

Bloodshed Threat From Bela Kun Proclaimed

Associated Press reports from Vienna say Hungary under Bela Kun announces executions of forty Budapest military college students. Proclamation vows harsher measures, claiming past leniency failed to protect the proletariat.

Associated Press Vienna Military College Budapest Hungary Bela Kun

Riot of Color on Main Street Decorates Anaconda

Thoroughfares in Anaconda shimmer with a riot of color as flags and decorations brighten Main Street. Vendors and residents join in a festive display, creating a vibrant scene across multiple blocks. Local organizers report strong turnout and community pride.

Main Street

Parade Splendor Marked Fourth of July Event in Anaconda

A grand parade decorates Main Street and Park Avenue as the Fourth of July committee, led by A. Gnose, illuminates the area with red white and blue lights, flags, and a victory monument. Mayor McCavitt presides. Captain Jean Kelly reads the Declaration. Harry H. Parsons, from Missoula, delivers the address.

Main Street Park Avenue A Montana A. Gnose Main and Parke Anaconda Uncle Sam General Pershing Wilson Lincoln Grant Roosevelt Rted Cross Salvation Army Park and Third Santana Hotel John Marchion Park Avenue Elm ‘Street McCavitt Jean Kelly Harry H. Parsons Missoula

Anaconda Visitors and Local Travel Notes

PSN Waco William Shackles of Warm Springs transacted business in the city yesterday. Anthony Morris left yesterday for a few days visit with friends at Mon John FE. Shipman and Fred B. Smith of Dillon were in Anaconda on business yesterday. Bond W. Rhue returned from Denver where he attended his wife’s funeral. Dan McLeod arrived from upper Mill Creek to attend the Fourth of July celebration. Miss Madge Ware of Bellingham is an Anaconda visitor this week, guest of Mrs. Dan Kelly. Mrs. William Green left for Fernwood Idaho after visiting Mrs. J. W. James. Angus Smith from Deer Lodge visited old-time friends. Mrs. P. Comins, formerly of Payallup, Wash., left for home. Marry W. Hill of Southbrrd Mass. visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. John Hill. Doubtful notes reference interallied forces and comments on press heat.

Bond W. Rhue Denver Col Dan McLeod Upper Mill Creek Madge Ware Bellingham, Wash Dan ‘Kelly J. W. James William Green Fernwood Idaho Angus Smith Deer Lodge Marry W. Hill Southbrrd Mass John Hill Cherry Street

Arrests Decrease Under Prohibition Reported in Anaconda

Police Chief O'Brien’s six month review shows 287 arrests under the dry regime, a 50 percent drop from the previous half year. Drunkenness charges fall sharply, while June estimates suggest most arrests relate to traffic violations. August records 28 arrests, most for frankness and disturbances.

Montana John Barleycorn O'Brien Frankenness Anaconda Irunkenness

Thirsty Gothamites Use More Water On Grouth Birthday

New York officials report July 1 water usage rose sharply, with the chief statistician noting about 23 million more gallons consumed than on June 30. The increase is linked to celebrations for Grouth’s birthday, reflecting strong public demand for water during festivities.

New York Waters Department Bureau

Anodes Clash With Anacondain Park Diamond

Harry Pierce leads an aggressive lineup into Washoe Park to face the unbeaten Anodes in a 3 30 p m showdown. The visitors aim to tame locals while Amigo star players Voca and Vari Sho prepare to return from injuries and bolster the attack.

Harry Pierce Anaconda Washoe Park Ateraseet Tnt Accentent Psc Alletar Vocalfana Alana Captain Beast Char Vari Dalton Iota Te Bet Ome Solder I Vranca Temapoles Piefes Secordine Foxy Harty

Rotarians to Parade in Fourth of July Lineup

Rotarians will participate in the Fourth of July parade with nearly all members taking part, either in the automobile corps or in other units. The Rotary Club decided not to march as a single group, but will have members dispersed throughout the parade.

Scotary Club Wednessday Automobile Corps

Wealthy residents guarded as bomb plot threat looms

New York patrols guard Fifth Avenue homes of William A. Clark and other magnates amid reported threats of renewed bomb outrages on May 1 and June 4. Brigadier General Vyer orders rapid mobilization if radicals rally tonight or tomorrow. London reports a former MP Ignatius Tripien Lincoln to be deported to Hungary as a spy. Missouri confirms federal measures disrupting a possible revolution.

New York Fifth Avenue William A. Clark Cornelius Vanderbilt Andrew Carnegie Henry C. Frick Finley J. Shepard Vincent Astor Vyer New York State Guard London Ignatius Tripien Lincoln Parlianent Hungary Missouri Fferson City

Brooklyn Music Teacher Pays Cremation Fee in Wilkins Case

A Mineola woman, a Brooklyn music teacher, paid the cremation fee for Dr. Walter Keene Wilkins, who died by suicide in jail after being convicted. She had not met Wilkins but had written him letters and quoted Bible passages. The payment was made to a Hempstead undertaker and was made public today.

Mineola N.Y Brooklyn Hempstead Walter Keene Wilkins Wilkins

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