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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
9
The ad touts strong copper demand and rising wages in Butte. It urges workers burnt out on crops or seeking new work to move to Butte and avoid rent, promising homes on payments as low as 425 cash plus monthly terms. It claims availability citywide including one room houses, modern bungalows, and investment options with quick resale.
The widow of Henry Cupples files a 25000 dollar damages suit against Murray Hospital claiming improper operation and four untreated perforations led to his death. Annie Cupples, administrator of the Cupples estate, names attorneys Joseph R. Jackson and N. A. Rotering. другие
The Met soprano Garrison interprets The Quilting Party also known as Seeing Nellie Home on a Victrola record. De Luca and various artists offer operatic arias and band selections with notes on style and sentiment. The Victor label features military and educational pieces, including American dances and wartime themes.
Charles Dickens edited Bentley's Miscellany starting 1837 and ran All the Year Round until his death in 1870. Cheyenne plans a Pershing Hospital named in memory of General Pershing's wife. Mrs thing, daughter of Francis E. Warren, Wyoming senator, associated with the news.
Scott Leavitt, head of the federal employment service in Montana, proposes voluntary salary reductions to preserve federal employment during a funding shortfall after Congress adjourned. Since March, two new offices opened but several have operated on local support, with some temporarily closed. Leavitt volunteers to cut pay to avoid layoffs and to keep the service running.
Seven fires within the Deer Lodge Reserve since July 1, attributed to negligence by campers and hikers. The largest blaze occurred at Midway Park six miles north of Spy Rock, destroying untallied timber. Rangers warn of enforcement as patrols are reduced amid ongoing vigilance.
The Butte police court will undergo renovation to add a witness box and railing barriers eliminating prisoners leaning on the judge's desk. Assistant City Attorney Charles Juttner says the changes will give the court the look of a district court and separate witnesses from the accused.
A memorandum from Sergeant Hermann of the United States Army recruiting office states a large shipment of small bronze lapel buttons will be distributed to men who served in World War I. The insignia features the great seal with crossed flags and the inscription U S Army. About 5,000 buttons are expected. Also listed are several new enlistees: Frank Fay of Sturgis South Dakota to Spokane for three years in air service, Charles Perry of Columbus Montana to Camp Lewis motor transport corps for three years, Thomas J. Whissel of Cardwell Montana in air service at Spokane for three years, Dan Faucher of White Bear Minnesota to Fort George Wright infantry for three years.
Washington July 9 The newly organized Pacific fleet will sail Hampton Roads for the west coast between August 3 and 10 according to a navy department announcement after a New York conference between Secretary Daniels and Admiral Hugh Rodman The voyage likely includes Los Angeles San Francisco and Puget Sound Preparations described as final and Daniels stated plans to visit Pearl Harbor and Hawaii to discuss improvements for the naval base and Pearl Harbor funding in Congress next fall
Leonard J. Martin, once a $500 capital man, bought 49,060,000 yards of linen from Britain for 20 million dollars as speculation. His name fills British papers while editors note his rise from a small start to control three years of normal supply, aiming for an 85 million dollar profit.
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