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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1919
Page
7
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Kent pianos and writing supplies at Orton Broad newsstand. A marriage license issued to Theodore Thompson and Beth Glynn in Butte. After Edward Morrissey dismissal, no immediate chief of detectives appointment. plan to reorganize office. Guardian petition for Mary Pichaver’s minor children Helena Gene and Marie. Slavic National Benefit Society policy worth 500 listed among late husband’s assets. Barber and beauty shops subject to sanitation ordinance. sterilization urged. Quartet performs with See Andrewe Tener and Davie. Irene Will sing Fear Not Oh Teruel Miss Baller Sia. organ accompaniment by Cookes.
Records from the Yellowstone trail formation bureau show 35 to 50 percent of Butte travelers are headed to Yellowsteer National. Tourists praise improved roads and roadsides, while some report buying rifles and Indian souvenirs from eastern traders. Notable parties include WTA Simmers via Wisdom Divide, Hoska via Yellowstone via Stone Trail, Tacoma and party, and Arrowhead routes through Yellowstone.
Deputies from Silver sheriff's office halted an attempted robbery of a liquor stock near Little Basin creek after a shot was fired. Two truckmen gave names George Thomas and J C Smith. several Finlanders were booked. The truck driver was paid $12 to transport the cargo and a second truck was being sought nearby.
Mrs W. H. Haviland of 1229 West Broadway was injured when her left hand drive car struck B. F. Kelling’s bakery truck on West Park Street after a street sprinkler blocked the road. Haviland said she could not dodge the truck while attempting to shut off the gas. Kelling reported traveling down Henry Street toward Park when he could not avoid the collision. his truck was badly damaged and his pastry cargo strewn across the street. Haviland was taken home after initial care at the West Side Motor Inn.
Copenhagen reports Maxim Jarden, editor of Die Zukunft, may be named ambassador to Washington once diplomatic ties are restored, according to the Hamburg Newsblatt.
Representatives of 24 affiliated international unions in the steel industry adopted a resolution urging a strike vote among members. A definite action on the recommendation will be decided at the international union presidents conference in Pittsburgh on July 20. The strike aim is to force recognition of unions and collective bargaining, challenging the industry's open shop practice.
The report notes a dropping barometer from 62.3 to 62 and a 0.5 drop the day before, hinting at a coming wet spell. Winds were mainly from the southwest during a brief afternoon shower, with a hot day and a 80 degree reading at 6 pm. A dust storm in the early evening added to outdoor discomfort.
A flurry of guests checked into Butte hotels with arrivals from Twin Bridges, Ennis, Helena, Missoula, Dillon, Drummond, Anaconda, and other Montana towns. Notables include Mire V. M. Keeton, W. L. Higgins, Clark of Ennis, Mrs. George Robb, Mrs. Ray Sherman, J. L. Filson, A. D. Shields, Clarence Taylor, and Frank Conley, among others. many plan short visits or “a few days” in town with lodging at the Leggat, Finlen, or Thornton.
Washington reports a federal trade commission warning that five meat packers may soon dominate many foods and seek international control of meat products. The commission urges full corporate ownership publicity and stronger laws to curb hidden ownership and market power.
San Francisco Chronicle reports on the premiere of Lombardi Ltd at Broadway Butte. Cast includes Tito Lombardi as lead with Lee Carrillo and Riccardo Toello among others. Carrillo, new to the stage, shines in comic scenes and dialect, supported by a mix of performers led by Lillian Brennard and Eloise model Lida Moore.
Seattle police report the assistant cashier of the No Bank of Commerce was taken into custody here late today charged with embezzling about $16,000 from the bank. The police say he confessed. A separate notice announces a spiritualist meeting at Socialist hall on Harrison avenue Tuesday evening July 19, with everyone welcome.
Officials from Ai ompany and various copresented groups discuss wage and work issues with no conclusive decisions. Messages flow between Butte Union leaders and national chiefs as committees ask for more time on unclear points and refuse to discuss publicly. Gardens program notes a Montana State band dance at Columbia Gardens tonight from 9 to midnight.
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