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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1923

Page

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Hecla mine surface buildings destroyed in Idaho fire

A major fire in Mace Idaho and Burke destroyed Hecla mine surface structures and damaged Burke business blocks. More than 500 workers were displaced as fires spread along a canyon aided by high winds. Red Cross fed the homeless, Army tents were arranged from Fort George Wright, and only one casualty was reported.

Hecla Red Cross Fort Wright Spokane Associated Press Wallace Idaho Mace Burke Heela W. H. Herrick Shoshone

Meyer Issues Warning On Wheat Market

George E. Marey president of Armour Grain says U S wheat carryover is reasonable and world supply not dire. He blames exaggerated statements and political attacks on exchanges for undermining confidence and causing prices to fall below real value. He notes large consumption at low prices could later improve values.

Associated Press Chicago George E. Marey Armour Grain Company United States

Meyer's Warning Declares Too Much Talk About Dan

Washington July 13 declares there is too much talk about Dan. The notice appears as a brief headline with continuation noted for page 4 column 5.

Meyer Washington Dan

Mother of Slacker Would Visit Son in Germany

Emma C. Bergdoll filed for a U S passport to visit Grover C. Bergdoll, the fugitive draft evader living in Switzerland. She plans to sail from New York if approved, hoping to surprise him, amid an alien property custodian seizure valued near $1,000,000.

Philadelphia Emma C. Bergdoll Federal District Court Germany Grover C. Bergdoll State Department Washington Bergdoll York Grover Switzerland Alps

Whitehall boy train wrecker testifies at coroner hearing

Archie McArthur, 11, calmly recounts his role in the Burlington No. 41 wreck near Blackstone's. He demonstrates how he opened a switch causing the crash that killed Engineer Tom Barry and three others, with juries ruling the accident was caused by an open switch he manipulated. A July 17 hearing will address general delinquency charges and possible reformatory commitment.

Whitehall Archie McArthur N. P Terse Burlington Northern Pacific Blackstone's Tom Barry Barry Albert Jacobs Clifford Marney W. J. Brouillet Butte Andy Les Young McArthur Francis Norman Linton Miles City

Senator William P. Dillingham Dies After Operation

William P. Dillingham United States senator from Vermont and chairman of the senate committee on privileges and elections died in a Montpelier hospital after an operation. He was in his eighties. funeral plans were set for Waterbury his native town with Vice President Coolidge and a senate committee expected to attend at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday afternoon.

Harding Opens Alaska Interior Trip On Henderson Route

President Harding lands in Seward Alaska with Mrs Harding and party. They sail to Anchorage then plan to reach Fairbanks by rail. A ceremony christens the Henderson Gateway to Resurrection Bay, naming the route after the president.

President Harding Alaska Associated Press Seward Harding Fairbanks Interior Henderson Skagway Gulf of Alaska Anchorage Here Richardson Highway Chitina Copper River and Northwestern Resurrection Bay Alaska Northern Wilson Bone Corry Hull

Opposition to restricted parking in new city traffic law

Citizens and taxi operators voiced opposition to a proposed city traffic ordinance that would create a restricted parking district on main business streets and confine taxicabs to outer districts. The forum discussed changes to parking rules, idle time limits, and higher speed limits on designated streets in Butte.

Judiciary Committee Butte Park Street Montana Arizona Main Street Granite Broadway Second Street

Butte Man Victim in Milwaukee Wreck Near Aberdeen

July 13 reports say John Larson of unknown address was killed instantly and Fred Allen of Butte Montana and Ted McAvoy of Des Moines Iowa were seriously injured when 14 cars of an extra freight train on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad derailed one mile west of Alamo. Seven others were missing. Injured and dead were said to be riding for rides. A wrecking crew from Aberdeen and Mobridge cleared the line and cared for the injured at Selby hospital where Allen died en route and McAvoy suffered a broken leg and internal injuries.

Associated Press Aberdeen R& D John Larson Fred Allen Butte Montana Ted McAvoy Des Moines Iowa Chicago, Milwaukee Selby, & C Mobridge Selby McAvoy

Anaconda Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding Renewal

Mr and Mrs Jonathan Sewell longtime Anaconda residents marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a vow renewal at the Anaconda Country Club performed by Rev Alex Muirden of Helena. A dinner followed, and a 8 to 10 30 pm reception at their West Sixth Street home drew hundreds. The couple wed 50 years ago in Cumberland England with Elizabeth Grave as bride. Present were Mr and Mrs John Heatherington of Great Falls, who attended both ceremonies. They raised 13 children, now four survive John in Butte, Mrs W B Bennett and Mrs C B Ashlock of Anaconda, and Gordon the youngest.

Jonathan Sewell Anaconda Country Club John Sewell Butte Gordon Sewell Davis Cal W. D. Bennett B. Axshlock Alex Muirden Helena Anaconda Country Club West Sixth Street England Elizabeth Grave James Currin Church of England Cumberland John Heatherington Great Falls C. B. Ashlock Gordon Pres

Montana has oldest postmistress in state

Washington July 13 Mrs Mary Harlan postmistress at Como Montana is reported by the post office department to be oldest in service. She is 83 years old and has held the post since December 2 1889 succeeding her husband who held it eight years.

the Standard Washington Mary Harlan Como, Mont Post Office Department

Mrs Oesterreich to answer for husband death in LA

Mrs Walburg A. Oesterreich widow of Fred Oesterreich wealthy clothes manufacturer shot to death August 22, 1922, is held in Los Angeles county jail awaiting a July 25 preliminary hearing on a murder charge. She was arrested and booked on suspicion of murder after officials said abundant evidence ties her to the killing. Her arraignment occurred in the Los Angeles township court and she is held without bail. Her lawyer said she is too upset to talk as reporters pressed for comments.

Associated Press Los Angeles Cal Walburg A. Oesterreich Fred Oesterreich Oesterreich Channing Foal- Jett

Lundin Acquitted of 1 Million Fraud in Chicago

The Associated Press reports Fred Lundin, a noted Illinois political figure, was acquitted by a jury of conspiracy to defraud Chicago schools of nearly 1 million dollars. Fifteen co defendants including Edwin Davis and Albert S Everinghaus were also cleared after about four and a half hours of deliberation amid a noisy courtroom crowd.

Associated Press Chicago Fred Lundin Illinois William Hale Thompson Sdwin Davis Thompson Albert Everinghaus Judgeharles A. McDonad

Heat in Dallas Fatal to Woman in 92 Degree Day

Dallas Oregon reports its first heat related death when Miss Elna Stearns collapsed on a sidewalk as the day reached a 92 degree high at 4 PM.

Dallas Associated Press Ore Elna Stearns

Princess Prohibition Policy Described by Nawab of Bhopal

New York July 13 A letter from Jehan Begum Nawab of Bhopal portrays prohibition as widely liked in her Indian state. The missive, signed with royal crest, thanks the Methodist Episcopal church committee for support of the policy banning liquor manufacture and sale. Continued on Page 4.

Associated Press New York Bhopal India Jehan Begum Begum Committee On Conservation and Council Boards of Benevolence The Methodist Episcopal Church

French Raid Seizes Hostages in Barmen Reprisal

French troops invaded Barmen early today in a punitive action after the kidnapping of two French soldiers and alleged German sniping. About 600 troops and a closing air squadron captured hostages including the Reichsbank director, a security police captain, the burgomaster, and police chief, while seizing security documents at the city hall.

Associated Press Duesseldorf Barmen Ruhr Reichsbank Elberfeld Pa Hce

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