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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1914
Page
7
A description praising Shemeld plate as durable and versatile with a smooth finish and elegant outline reminiscent of Sterling silver. The text highlights wear resistance and timeless beauty suitable for broad use and display.
Butte society notes describe numerous local visitors and trips. Helena and Great Falls residents, walks to Missoula and Rochester, plus trips to Chicago and the Big Hole country. A mix of business, health treatment, and leisure travel appears with hotel guests and conference attendance.
Interview with Gen Rosalie Jones on Montana suffrage, labor union support, and the national amendment. She cites strong momentum in Central Montana, growing Eastern apathy, and Livingston rallies, noting labor groups should back suffrage and that education precedes votes for women.
Renovation work on Butte public schools is well advanced ahead of the fall semester. Simmer courses in both grade and high schools near completion same time. Afternoon classes led by Bruce K. MiMiken have been completed and abandoned. Summer examinations for high school pupils are scheduled for August 2 and 4.
Louis Negherbon was fined $10 by Justice Conn after being found guilty of assaulting Carl Dalway who had called him a black-hander and claimed gang membership. Deputy county attorney Percy Napton questioned if a black-hand gang existed in Butte. the witness remained noncommittal. Willie Johns was moved to Murray hospital then home on Daly Street Walkerville, recovering from a .22 caliber rifle discharge wound suffered April 12 and expected to be mobile in a few days.
Miss Mary Flood left yesterday for a visit with friends at Big Fork on Swan Lake. Miss Ethel Porter will visit here for a few hours today on a trip from Missoula to Kansas City.
A. G. Batchelder of the American Automobile Association says good roads legislation will pass during the full term of Congress. He traveled from Washington to Seattle via Butte noting Congress focuses on major measures, with several prominent lawmakers backing road plans. A July picnic at Grensunaay is advertised with a train schedule for Butte Oregon Short Line, round trip fares listed. West Point military academy was established by an act of Congress.
M M Donoghue president of the Montana Federation of Labor returned to Butte after a state trip and said he never asked for troops or outside interference. He published a letter from Gov Stewart stating Donoghue never recommended troops and opposed troop deployment in Butte. The letter praised Donoghue for supplying authentic, unprejudiced information aiding negotiations between the Tyee company, Birk Plumbing, and Polley Lumber with five men from each side to adjust the dispute.
Alexander McDonnell died after a brief illness yesterday afternoon at his daughter Anna Luscher’s home in Walkerville. The native of Scotland, aged 87, lived in Montana twenty years as a rancher. He leaves a daughter and four grandchildren Archie Katie and Jessie Mainsprings. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Maver Manufacturing Jeweler ad appears at 2 West Park.
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