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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1916

Page

2

Divorces Sought in Several Cases in Local Court

Martha High seeks divorce from George High in Lancashire marriage, citing May 1900 union and ongoing cruelty including assaults, choked, torn nightclothes, and implied threats. She requests $76 monthly alimony, $100 attorney fee, child custody for two, and restraining order on his access to money. Other divorces include Mabel Cornelie from husband for alleged infidelity, and Mary Krabler from Frank W. Krabler citing desertion and custody of three minors. Judge Lynchon granted G L Comforth a divorce from Mary Comforth on incompatibility. he retains the 5 year old boy while she keeps the 1 year old girl.

Martha High George High Lancashire England Ruby Street Kiam Cornelie Mabel Cornelie Deer Lodge Cornelie Warren Shelton Cornelle Mary S. Krabler Mult Frank W. Krabler San Francisco Lynchon Mon- Donlan G. L. Comforth Mary Comforth

Longshore Strike Breaks as Newport News Workers Return

Newport News July 1 reports say the coastwise longshoremen's strike was broken as guards patrolled piers and many workers returned to duty. Others were replaced by internal recruits while pay demands for higher wages linger.

Newport News

The Dot Preparedness Lesson For Young Readers

The text describes preparing speech, avoiding slang, and respectful language. It mentions a “Dot Preparedness” story activity using a pencil line from dot No 1 to create a scrap book, culminating in a complete permanent book form. The instructor limits talk and gives a brief, extended hike.

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Orangemen of Belfast omit their celebration

Belfast July 12 5 20 p m Orangemen skip annual Boyne battle procession to aid martial law authorities. To honor Ulster division fallen at front business suspended at noon for five minutes street trade halted blinds drawn and prayers held.

Belfast Orangemen the Boyne

Lansing Leaves for Week Outing with Fortnightly Club

Secretary of State Lansing departed Watertown with the Fortnightly club for a Week's outing at Galloup Island in Lake Ontario. He will be cut off from telephone communication and, barring urgent matters, will not return to Henderson Harbor for a week.

Lansing Watertown Galloup Island Lake Ontario Hens Aerson Harbor

Canadians sentenced for failure to do work in Germany

Ottawa reports that Canadian prisoners in Germany were sentenced to one year in jail for refusing to work on munitions. Corporal Daniel A. Simons notes Corporal Harry Hogarth faced the sentence and has appealed. Simons, formerly a German prisoner, now in a Swiss internment camp, sent the letter.

Ottawa Ontario Germany Corp Daniel A. ‘Simons Switzerland Simons Harry Hogarth Hogarth

Nurses Sought for Army Nurse Corps on Border

The War Department announced 276 more nurses are needed for the Army Nurse Corps in service on the border. Base hospitals have been established by the medical department to support frontier duties.

Washington War Department Army Nurse Corps Medical Department

Barnes King June report shows limited ore output across mines

The Barnes-King company report for June, issued by President Goodale, shows minimal gold extraction with 48 shutdowns for output increases. North Moccasin closed June 18 to July 1 for repairs. Johan-Gloster operated eight days with 700 tons milled. Shannon delays from late deliveries and weather. aerial tramway nearing completion. Woodrow Wilson tunnels Nos 2 and 3 advanced 105 feet?

Barnes-King Company Goodale Johan-Gloster Shannon Woodrow Wilson

Complex Ore Company Plans Zinc Refining Plant

Spokane reports the Complex Ore Reduction company expects to begin producing refined zinc at Nelson British Columbia within two months pending electrical equipment. Thomas French, manager, says $40 000 in provincial bonds were sold at 97 with 6 percent interest. Construction will start after arrangements in Victoria. The plan uses electrolytic processing to extract about 90 percent of zinc plus lead and silver byproducts.

Spokane French Complex Nelson British Columbia Thomas French Hay Victoria French

More Candidates File for County Legislature Seats

A. R. Bertoglio of Meaderville Harold W. Boehme of Yesan Bank John M. Hard of 28 East Quartz Charles Malloy of Broadway Theater. Mr Malloy the seventeenth Democrat seeking Silver Bow County seat William J. Thomas of 29 South Granite for clerk of the court Paul A. Ozanne of 624 West Mercury for clerk and recorder.

A. Re Bertoglio Meaderville Harold W. Boehme Yesan Bank John M. Hard East Quartz Charles Malloy Broadway Theater Mr. Malloy Silver Bow County William J.thomas Granite Street

Salesmanship Chairs Urged by Edward Hines Here

Detroit July 12 Edward Hines Chicago lumberman urged chairs of salesmanship in leading universities and colleges across the country. He advocated post graduate courses in salesmanship with thorough grounding in economics and practical business law.

Ctiairs Detroit Mich Edward Hines Chicago

Bliss Named Next Treasurer of Republican National Committee

New York July 12 Cornelius N Bliss will be the next treasurer of the Republican National Committee this was officially announced today at the headquarters of Charles F Hugh Twenty teams wanted 681 Utah avenue Phone 873

Utah Avenue

President pledges relief efforts for Poland amid food crisis

Washington reports President Wilson promising to mobilize all means to deliver relief to Poland. He notes ongoing state department appeals to governments and cooperation with Polish representatives led by John F Smulski to obtain permission for food distribution amid tragical conditions.

Washington Wilson Poland State Department Benator Hitchcock John F. Smulski Chicago Polish Central Reiief Committee Smulaki Polana Del Great Britain

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