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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1920

Page

2

Minsk Falls 70 Bolshevists. Uschitsa rail section seized

Report from Moscow says Soviet troops occupied Minsk after dawn. Also announced capture of Sventsiany near Vilna and actions near Tarnopet and Chara. Front dispatches describe severe fighting south of Pripet marshes. two generals and many Bolshevists killed in Ovruch region.

London Minsk Moscow Mornine Gukdevitch Babrovica Ueto Tarnopet Chara Beresnia Warsaw Vilna Ovruch Pripet Knatsingki Oryson

Convention Adopts Non-Partisan League Platform

Delegates at a regional convention outlined a platform favoring public utilities control, lower living costs, higher agricultural prosperity, labor rights, and 100 percent Americanism. The international plank supported recognizing Ireland and Russia, lifting the blockade, and avoiding war with Mexico under Wall Street influence. O. M. Thomason of Minneapolis spoke as delegates voted to limit further remarks and consider naming the new party. The body declared itself a new political party with the name to be decided later.

Mexico Wall Street Thomason Minneapolis

Hundreds Battle Arizona Forest Fires Near Flagstaff

Flagstaff Arizona July 13 Hundreds of men fought four large forest fires across the region. About 6000 acres burned with three fires now under control. The fourth fire southeast of Flagstaff near Dry Lake has burned over three sections and spread toward the Playstaff Williams highway. A sheep herder jailed for starting a fire in Black Bill park as officials call this the worst season in years due to strong winds and drought.

Flagstaff Ariz United States Fire Service Dry Lake Forest Service Eaid Playstaff-Wiliams Highway Black Bill Park Here

Democratic Committee Meeting Planned in Helena

A Helena event notice states the Democratic state central committee will meet Monday afternoon to discuss vital party matters. Hugh R. Wells of Miles City, state chairman, has issued the official call.

Democratic Helena Democratic State Central Committee Hugh R. Wells Miles Pity Democratic Party

Higgins and Collins File Their Petitions

Helena reports candidacies for governor and rail authority. Higgins and Collins, Republicans, filed complete petitions in Missoula Anaconda and Helena. Also, a Berliner incident: an unidentified man shot at Field Marshal Hindenburg. no injuries. Bozeman notes a meeting call by Nelson Story for the executive committee of the roads association.

Helena Elu Tonalé Higgins Missoula Republi Hindenburg Berlin Field Marshal Feld Marshal

Weary of Abuse She Kills Her Husband After Beating

Mrs. Kromka, a 28 year old widow, shot her husband after he struck her and he raised his hand. The couple’s life had been marred by repeated beatings. Police and county officials investigated, seeking an expressman who vanished after the shooting. The 9 year old son William remained at the scene with relatives as his mother was taken to the hospital.

Kromka Iver Johnson Snokane

Butte School Board Defers Bond Plans for Three New Schools

The Butte school board postponed discussion of a bond issue for building three new schools until the next meeting. Trustee Morley said investigation of several phases of the issue is underway. Monthly bills were approved and Trustee White was granted a 60 day leave of absence. No other business was presented.

Butte Butte School Board Morley White

Butte Briefs Highlight Local Shuffle of Officials

Willam A. Campbell of the Helena Independent is registered at the Finlen. Jake De Hart, state game warden, is in town from the capital and says he is well rested after his convention duties as door keeper. Mr Kremer paid a high

Willam A. Campbell Helena Finlen Jake de Hart Mr. Kremer

Denouement sprung by girl in murder case

Folkstone England girl identifies body as Alexander E Watson linked to Robinson's circus. Card reading RE Watson found on victim while police traced missing husband Rose Watson to Paterson New Jersey. Wanderer confession stands as motive includes saving wife and unborn child. crime cleared.

RE. Watson Watson New York Poice Alexander E. Watson Rose Watson Paterson N. J Robinson's Circus United States New York London England

Flathead Stores Hit by Lightning Burn in Big Fork

Kalispell July 13 A commercial company store at Big Fork on Flathead Lake was struck by lightning and burned Sunday night. The fire destroyed the store but did not damage other buildings. The power line to Kalispell was burned leaving the city without lights for several hours.

Kalispell Big Fork Flathead Lake

Knights Templars to attend Montana conclave at Kalispell

Aldemar commandery No 6 will be represented by many members at the thirty third annual conclave of the grand commandery of Montana in Kalispell on July 23 and 24. Frank Bryan has filed a petition as candidate for the Republican nomination for sheriff. Billings musicians prepare for the first public concert of the newly formed municipal band led by E J O Brien. Heart disease claims John Allen Shipp 76 at his ranch home southwest of Custer. he leaves a widow a daughter and four sons.

Billings Aldemar Commandery Knights Templars Grand Commandery of Montana Kalispell Frank Bryan Ars Ako E. J. O'Brien John Allen Shipp Custer

High Priced Liquor Lands Him in Jail

Billings July 13. Robert Arows told police court he paid fifteen dollars for one pint of whiskey. He faced an intoxication charge and could not confirm if the liquor was bootleg or bonded or who sold it. He begins a ten day term in the city jail.

Billings Robert Arows Clty

Judge Bourquin Rules Volstead Acts Do Not Repeal Taxes

In Helena July 18 Judge George M Bourquin ruled the Volstead act does not repeal existing internal revenue laws. The United States court overruled a demurrer to indictments of Matt and Matt Sohn of Glendive on moonshining charges. The ruling upholds prior liquor manufacture statutes.

Helena George M. Bourquin United States Matt Matt Sohn Glendive

Japanese Protest Military Obligations In U S Hawaii

Washington July 13 Japanese in the United States and Hawaii are reported in official dispatches to vigorously protest the new laws on foreign resident military obligations. The measures raise the exemption age to 87 and reduce permissible stays in Japan without conscription from six months to one month.

Washington United States Hawaii Japan China Siberia

Interstate Commerce approves new rail loans

Washington July 13 The Interstate Commerce Commission certified to the secretary of the treasury today its approval of new rail loans. The action confirms financing for railroad projects and outlines the terms and oversight expected by federal authorities.

Washington The Interstate Commerce Commission

Bitter Root Men Discuss Prospects and Industry Talk

Bitter Root businessmen Cooney and McKinnon reenter the Bitter Root valley discussion as plans for peas and hogs expand. They note 60,000 cases of peas annually but demand exceeds supply, with peas sold nationwide and local hogs fed on crop residues. They advocate a Bitter Root stockyard and highlight Marcus Daly’s tree-planting monument as local pride amid irrigation and road improvements.

Discumunsine Pacaing Idustry Cooney

Federal aid urged for Yellowstone irrigation project

In Billings on July 13, W B George and B Lillis were chosen by Yellowstone Valley Irrigation association members to meet a congressional appropriations committee in Livingston on July 20. Western Montana Commercial club delegates will join to Yellowstone Lake to press for federal support for canal construction enabling an irrigation network along the Yellowstone River. J D O'Donnell of Billings will lead a committee meeting the congressmen July 23 on their way to the Huntley project. Wives of the congressmen join the party and the Billings Woman's Club will host entertainment here.

Billings W. B. George B. €. Lillis Cal Yellowstone Valley Irrigation Association Congressional Appropriations Committee Livingston Yellowstone National Park Commercial’ Club Montana Yellowstone Lake Yellowstone River J. D. O'Donnell United States Reclamation Service Huntley Project Billings Woman's Club

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