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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1915
Page
4
Helena July 9 Shriners from across Montana pour into Helena for the dedication of the new Shriners temple with imperial potentate and divan officials leading ceremonies. A reception for visiting dignitaries is planned, followed by a dinner and street carnival as local shops host visitors and transportation carriers arrange for a festive welcome.
Kendall mourns Mrs Nellie C Coleman a former Butte resident who died after taking mercury tablets. She was 26 and left no statement. Her mother lived with her. a brother James McLaughlin arrived to investigate. Justice Kelly said an inquest unlikely but possible. Coleman had moved between Red Lodge Williston and Butte before settling in Kendall.
William Lawrence of High Line district buys a one acre tract adjoining Belgrade. George W. Spring of Trout Creek reports a narrow escape on the Tacky can yon road to Livingston when seven people in his car tipped over after hitting a rut. All seven escaped injury and continued to Livingston. Crops grow rapidly, hay extensive in the area. Washington notes a new post at Schata Portell county with Orie McCats as postmaster. Traaburyane bean named Willow Creek postmaster replacing RG McPherson who resigned. Helena reports Montana railroad commission orders Milwaukee to appoint a custodian at Glencity station to keep waiting room heated and handle freight. Three Forks notes a morning arrest for resisting City Marshal Jerry Hoyt after beating his wife. King is also accused of threatening Mrs Bates and Mrs Brown. Drink cited as cause. King to face hear ing in justice court tomorrow.
A stenographer's report from the state board of examiners and the local university discussion was released today. The document details matters related to the university's dismissal and the topics debated during the session.
A fragment from a London newspaper notes a trend of higher tramway fatalities on Sundays. The report cites ongoing crash statistics and points to the dangerous conditions affecting riders, urging caution and further investigation into transport safety.
A large crowd gathered in Missoula tonight to discuss the dismissal of University of Montana president Dr KE B Craighead. Alumni and students voiced strong support for him, praising his leadership while critics urged state board actions and questioned university politics and potential moves to relocate the university from Missoula.
A Comparative report shows a 30 percent increase in receipts for the quarter ending Tune 30. The total rose to 7.7 from 17,819 in the same period last year, prompting concern over deteriorating finances and the lengthy comparison.
In Ogden Utah on July 9 Albert Gerdes sues David Roches estate. Wright, daughter of David Keck, testified she went to Mrs Margaret Geddes in Salt Lake to learn if Gerdes was her father but Geddes declined to confirm to protect the man from accusations.
Four masked men waylaid the Tourville & Nashville limited train south of Monte Somery just before 2 am. Conductor Phil McRae of Monte Somery was killed by a bandit during the robbery. Earlier reports note continued destruction of British army stores at Arras due to German bombardment and fire.
Overseas News agency reports destruction of a cathedral depriving British artillery of a key observation post. A German submarine sinks the Russian bark Marion Lightbody off Queenstown with crew saved, and another sub sinks the Wilson line steamship Guido off Scotland, its crew rescued.
New York July word was received that W Tourke Cockra Charles Becker the former tenant under sentence of death had appeared before Justice Charles E Hughes of the United States Supreme Court at his summer home near Rangely Missouri and applied for a writ of error. It was said Justice Hughes made his decision after reading Cochran's brief but did not announce it.
The New York Times analysis argues Germany dominates pig iron and coal, while Allied access to U.S. iron and munitions could decide outcomes. It notes German control of French coal and iron regions, and cites 1913 production figures to compare national strengths. The piece contends American supplies might determine who can buy and sustain war needs. It also touches on new safety devices and mentions Lyrian descendants in a fragment.
Large scale upgrades unfold at Washoe smelter with new Cottrell box treater cutting costs, expanded substation, and rapid No 3 concentrator remodeling. Tailings leach plant runs at 2000 tons daily, while multiple roaster and reverberatory foundations near completion. Eagles head to Butte Suite convention with Adana band playing in Butte.
Tomorrow features a double header between the Independents at Washoe park and the Butte Black Rocks. Anacons lineup includes Saville, Chevalier, Curry, Hammond, and Watson to bolster a stronger effort after recent league play.
The Anglers' club sent 340000 gray x fry from Washpo t hatchery to the Big Hole river in one of the largest plantings in the stream. The group aims to improve Montana fishing grounds with further work this summer, but funds are needed as some members have not paid dues. Secretary Jake Keane urges support to continue the good work.
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