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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1920

Page

14

Lincon County League Opposed by Real Democrats

Libby July 12 The Lincoln County non partisan league named a ticket on the Democrat line. Real Democrats vow to oppose league machinery and unite with Republicans to slate candidates from both sides. Several leaders refuse league pledges while others announce continued Republican or Democratic candidacies and possible cross ticket efforts.

Libby Lincoln County Theaguers John 'c. Friend HH. Gray John Priend Graham Pletcher Louin G. Klenek

Andrews Fined in Timber Fire Case at Libby

July 12 Libby report: La Meandrews and Yanye Fancher arrested on complaint by Kootena national forest officials for setting fire to timberland. Despite most damage on Andrews own property, Supervisor Vinal says the law applies and fines were issued.

Libby la Meandrews Yanye Fancher Kootena National Forest Rome Eustice Ar. Parris S ‘Andrews Vinal

Mother of 22 Dies After Birth of Fifth Child

In Columbus a woman noted as mother of 22 died after giving birth to another child, leaving five living sets of multiples including six pairs of twins and quadruplets. Separately in New York Ensigns E W Cushing and Frank Lamb faced court martial for alleged disobedience of Daniels order banning alcohol aboard naval craft amid a voyage from the Bahamas to Miami.

Columbus Ding Durrington Little Brown New York E.W. Cushing Frank Lamb New York Navy Yard Secretary Daniels Bi Island Bahamas Miami Mia

County valuation climbs driven by mining profits

County assessor Peter J. Kelly reports valuation near 44 to 45 million dollars, up from 40.4 million last year. Mining property gains explain the rise about 4 million, with power lines and railroads roughly unchanged. Levy decisions await board of equalization next week, aiming for lower real estate taxes.

Atiow Peter J. Kelly Board of Equalization Butte Real Esetate

Boy Drowns in Lake Washington Before Parents

Seattle on July 12. Walkering out into Lake Washington a year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Carver, stepped into deep water and drowned in sight of his parents who rushed in but could not reach him. The body was found shortly after and resuscitation failed.

Seattle Wash Lake Washington Robert

Destroyers Reach Ketchikan Then Move to Juneau

The U S destroyers Sinclair Henshaw Moody Rathburn Macauley under command of Admiral Rodman with Josephus Daniels secretary of the navy John Barton Payne secretary of the interior and General Thomas [igs Jr arrive in Ketchikan at 8 this morning for a brief visit and depart for Juneau where they are due to morning.

Ketchikan Alaska United States Sinclair Henshaw Moody Rathburn Macauley D Meyer Adal Hugh Rodman Pacific Feet Josephus DaNiels

Dillon News Highlights Road Repairs and Local Moves

In Dillon on July 12 the regular session ordered road repairs to proceed over three days. George Sato, a Japanese resident, returned from a year in Japan to his son in the city. Joseph C. Smith and others were mentioned in relation to local court actions and farm conditions, with reports of a large crop outlook.

Dillon Sens Ie George Sato Japan Sato Joseph C. Smith Bouvier Ary Bench

Montana Power and Dillon Legion Clash in Stormy Game

A rough contest between the Montana Power team of Hutte and the Dillon Legion squad ended with the Buttes winning after Dillon errors aided several runs. Umpire Dutt called the final score in favor of the Buttes amid adverse weather and bungled infield plays.

Delaney Goss Montana Power Hutte Legion Team Dillon Buttes Aggregion Buttes Dutt

Cloudburst Damages Highway Along South Ridge

A Saturday night cloudburst washed out road shoulders near ten Point rocks. Water four to five feet deep forced closures and required county volunteers to repair the washes. By Sunday crews completed repairs and traffic resumed with 12 autos delayed, including a Montana Normal College tour group. Officials anticipate installing a larger culvert and concrete head wall at the worst site to prevent future washouts.

Gullontine Riht Chipman Montana

County Health Nurse Advocates Push for Levy

Mrs Laura Red of Helena director of the division of child welfare and supervisor public health nursing urged county commissioners to fund a county health nurse program. She noted 47 school nurses exist statewide with only eight counties paying from county funds, while most districts rely on district monies. The commissioners suggested placing a small tax levy to allow Lin County to proceed. Graham Paget and Michael Erich Balkan natives with limited English paid a $10 fine for disturbance after a taxi incident in East Butte.

Libby Laura Red Helena Divion of Child Welfare Lin “Sounts Monetvna Echo District Tiacon County Graham Paget Michael Erich Balkan Mountains

Soldiers Meet Marquettes in Pole Hall Game

The Soldiers edged Gulch 9 to 8 with Errors on both sides. Leary Sullivan faced Setzler Walker and Harris in the battery for Gulch and Soldiers respectively. The Soldiers will play the Marquettes Wednesday evening at Pole.

Gulch Leary and Sullivan Setzler Walker Harris Marquettes Pole

Dublin Gulchers Triumph in Slow Seven Inning Win

The Dublin Gulchers defeated the Soldiers in a seven inning game at Columbia Gardens in a slow paced contest. The Dublin team produced the decisive plays late to secure the victory.

Dublin Gulch Columbia Gardens

Spokane Named Headquarters for Yellowstone Trail Division

Spokane becomes the western division headquarters for the Yellowstone trail. Frank Finch arrived to assume the division directorship as the western division, covering Washington Idaho Western Montana and Oregon.

Spokane Frank ©. Finch Washington Idaho Montana Oregon Mr. Pinch

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