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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
10
Presbytery Meeting Draws 100 Delegates to State Synod
More than 100 delegates from across Montana attend the annual meeting of the synod of Montana at the First Presbyterian church. The thirteenth annual Women’s Societies of Home and Foreign Missions session runs in connection, with talks on church relief, amusements, and westward church wins. Memorial services, missionary achievements, and pupil exhibits highlight the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Synod of Montana
First Presbyterian Church
Women’s Societies of Home and Foreign Missions
Westminster Guild
Cora ©. Shelby
Lena Kuchti Dunbar
H. S. Buell
Bozeman
Hawaiian Islands
Cynthia D. King
Wolf Point Indian Training School
Lester Robinson
France marks Bastille centennial centenary celebration in Paris
Paris observes the Bastille anniversary with a grand review at Vincennes for about 41,000 troops. Buildings fly flags entwined with Allied colors as festivities include free concerts street dances and fireworks. Wilson sends a Bastille Day message praising French American fraternal ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Vincennes
Foch
United States of America
California
Foeh
Wilson
Washington
Deschanel
Nurses rescued after weekend search on Sheep Creek mountain
Mrs W C Delaney and Mrs C Prager two Juneau hospital nurses lost their way on Sheep Creek mountain were found yesterday by hundreds of searchers. Exhausted and hungry they built a small fire and waited for help.
Storm Leaves Whitman and Nez Perce Regions Damaged
A severe wind and rain storm Thursday night caused crop damage estimated between 250000 and 400000 dollars across Whitman County Washington and Nez Perce County Idaho. The storm also damaged buildings railroad lines and communications infrastructure alerting Spokane as figures emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Whitman County
Wash
Nez Perce County
Idaho
Addiion
Federal Garrison Ordered to Surrender in Mexican Border Town
In Laredo Texas on July 14 the Mexican garrison at Nuevo Laredo faced a demand for surrender from anti government forces led by Gen. Ricardo Gonzales. Mexican consul Laracho said Colonel Ortega refused the demand, leaving the garrison sleeping on arms.
Trike Proposition Rejected by Mill and Smeltermen in Great Falls
In Great Falls on July 14 the Mill and Smeltermen's union voted 409 to 349 against a strike as Anaconda Copper Mining Co refused to grant terms in the new wage agreement. The union rules require a two thirds majority to order a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Druggists and doctors lose licenses in Chicago action
Chicago July 14 Licenses of four Chicago druggists and two physicians were revoked by Captain H Howard federal prohibition director for Illinois. Ten other physicians and druggists were questioned. The action followed evidence from prohibition agents. The principal complaint was filling prescriptions from physicians the sellers did not know with some addresses listed as Lake Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. Howard
Prohibition
Ilinois
Capain Howard
Lake Michigan
Rainbow Veterans Elect New President at First Reunion
In Birmingham Alabama on July 14 Col Matthew A Tinney of Conn St mutts Iowa commander of the World War government was elected president of the Rainbow Veterans association at its first reunion. Cleveland was chosen as the next host city for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Birmingham
Als
Matthew A. “Tinney
Conn
St! Mutts
Towa
Sach
Rainbow Veterans’ Association
Cleveland
New York swimmer sets world record at Olympic tryouts
Miss Ethel Bleichtrey of New York shattered the world record in the 300 meter women’s swim during the Olympic tryouts at Manhattan beach posting 4 minutes 34 15 seconds. Helen Meaney won the women’s swimming association event at New York. Elsewhere price changes announced for sugar allocations by Western and California Hawaiin Sugar Refining firms with retail freight effects noted. Prizes totaling 49000 announced for the Interstate Fair and Livestock Show in Spokane for September with about 15000 in prizes and ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ethel Blelciey
Manhattan Beach
Frances Cowells Schroth
San Francisco
Bleichtrey
Helen Meaney
Women's Swimming Association
Western and
Spokane
Boxing Team to the Olympics
United States Olympic boxing team selections were decided tonight after semi finals and finals in six weight classes. Winners listed include P Willow A Pittsburg 112 lb, Bari an institute 116 lb, Jack Zivie C Pittsboro 125 lb, Frank Cassidy Ozanam association New York 135 lb, William Clark Herman institute Philadelphia 147 lb, Sam Litbonia New York 180 lb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elas
P. Willow A
Pitsburg
Bari
An’ Institute
Phil Pound
Jack Zivie
Pittsboro
Frank Cassidy
Ozanam Association
Willliam Clark
Herman. Institute
Philadelphia
Sam Litbonia
Jack Johnson Refused Surrender After Boundary Offer
July 14 Jack Johnson, former heavyweight champion, offered to cross the border and surrender to U S District Attorney J R O Conn or in Los Angeles from Tia Juana. The offer was refused and he was told he would be treated like any other criminal. Mehan arrested for soliciting labor without a license in Chesterfield connection to the Million Dollar League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jack Johnson
Tia Juana
California
J. Robert O'Connor
United States
Cinrine
Mene Eer
Charlotte South Atlantic League
P. Meehan
Chesterfield
8. C
Charlotte
Mehan
Detroit Acquires Right-Handed Pitcher From Rocky Mount
Aser to Detroit reports the right handed pitcher Cle y munou has been purchased by the Detroit American League club from Rocky Mount of the Virginia State league. He will report to Detroit about August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cley Munou
Ay Av—Oorman Laser
Rocky Mount
Detroit
Fowler Speech Highlight of Montana Merchants Meet
At Great Falls on July 14 the Montana Development Association conclave heard E B Moon of Chicago and C R Fowler of Billings as speakers. Fowler urged merchants to enter politics to elect lawmakers who enforce laws to curb red influence. The convention elected 29 directors and named B B Briscoe as president with O L Bracken as treasurer. The group ended with a supper and Missouri River falls illumination party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
E. B. Moon
Chicago
Robert Line
Columbus
C. R. Fowler
Billings
Montana Development Association
Retail Merchants’ State
Uitte
Fowler
Montana
F. J. Perra
C. R. Er
Anaconda
C. F. Tate
Carter
W. Wilson
Helena
J. F. Able
Toston
C. C. Johnson
Wolf Point
C. F. Gilboe
Walier
G. ‘W. Merkle
Beit
F. J. Faust
Augusta
W. S. Young
B.A. Arnold
Kalispell
Todd
Harlowton
Coad
White Sulphur Springs
O. L. Bracken
Butte
B.B. Briscoe
F. J. Per le. R. Fuller
G. W. Merkie
Treasuirer
R. L
Detroit Travelers Coast to West on Columbia Six
W J Usherwood of the Dime Bank of Detroit Fred Reetz and Drew and Harold Otis of the Bank of Commerce Detroit touring the West in a Columbia Six arriving Butter Bay. They plan coast via Seattle and Los Angeles, spend at least a month on the road and report varied road conditions from Indiana to Wyoming and a $16 speeding fine outside Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Usherwood
Dime Bank of
Detroit
Fred Reetz
Drew
Harold Otis
Honal “Bank of Commerce
Butter Bay
Ind
Columbia
Seattle
Mr. Otis
Los Angeles
South Bend
Michigan City
Chicago
Princeton
Iowa City
Stuart
Omaha
Tancol
Neb
Oxford
Holyoke
Sterling
Col
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Canyon City
Cripple Creek
Rocky Mountain Park
Cheyenne
Douglas
Casper
Thermopolis
Cody
Yellowstone Park
Livingston
Gardiner
Three Forks
Buite
Usherwood
Reows
Montana
Hearing Set on Montana Power Rates in Butte
Montana Power Company rate application will be heard by the Public Service Commission early August in Butte. The request seeks new rates to take effect at the start of the next heating season. In a separate note, fire destroyed the hilltop home of Dr. M. J. Scott east of the county poor farm last night, visible from a distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansena
Montana Power Company
Ing
Butte
Public Service Conmission
Commission
M. J. Scott
County Poor Farm
Scott
Doctors of State Represented at Montana Medical Meeting
Physicians from nearly every Montana town attended the forty second annual meeting of the Medical Association of Montana in Helena. Governor Stewart welcomed visitors as Dr F B Clarke of Billings discussed six sleeping sickness cases, with further remarks by Dr G B Brown and Dr Buskirk of Miles City and Dr Caroline Me Ed. Dr E M Larson, president, gave an address before the routine business session. A business meeting was planned for tomorrow to select officers and set the convention schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters
Philadelphia
Board of Ministerial Relief
H. G. Klemme
West
W. M. Fergus
Great Falls
F. 8. Cooley
Bozeman
R.A. Cameron
L. K. MacDeill
Helena
C. 8. Passmore
Butte
F. E. Whell
Thomas Brown
Miles City
J.A. Jordan
Anaconda
E. L. Jones
Montana
Medical Association of Montana
W. Stewart
F. B. Clarke
Billings
G. B. Brown
Buskirk
Caroline Meed
E. M. Larson
The
Medical Association
Her of Billings
Wage increases boost field workers in Eastern Washington
The Pea and Grain District association of Eastern Washington granted a wage hike to field workers for 1920. Harvest hands will earn 5 to 7 dollars daily, with higher rates to 15 dollars for separator tender and up to 10 dollars for skilled roles like expert sack sewers. Wheat receipts and shipments showed variances from a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Wasa
Pea and Grain District Association of
Washington
Big Business Deal Takes Shape In Anaconda
Anaconda movers announce a major transaction consolidating Montgomery Company assets into a Sylvester Mercantile system. John Van Ostrom directs the early week actions with Dern moving fixtures outside the Sylvester store. Martin Schuchting remains in charge of the meat market as refrigeration and sanitary upgrades proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Sylvester
Montgomery
Northwest
Association Adopts Slighs Resolution On Sewer Connection
Helena July 14 Special Dispatch reports at the Montana Public Health Association closing session the administrative section adopts a resolution by Dr Sligh concerning sewer connection policy and public health measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Standard
Helena
Montana Public Health Association
Sligh
Health board urged to curb water connections in cities
Resolved that the State Board of Health be urged to seek an amendment at the next Montana Legislature enabling city and county health officers to order reduced water connections for residents inside and outside city limits. The board is asked to have the attorney general draft the proposed amendment for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
State Board of Health
Montana
Getral
Offered to Serve Officers Amid Moonshine Raid at Chestnut Street
Officers Cullen and Corcoran raided A D Saunders at 119 Chestnut Street late last night after a tip from an unnamed woman. They confiscated about half a quart of moonshine, six bottles of beer, empty glasses and bottles, four packs of cards, and three boxes of chips. Saunders, manager of the Cub baseball team, was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullen and
Corcoran
A. D. Saunders
Chestnut Street
Omeer Cal
Saunders
Cub
Bilers
Democrats Favor Gompers Says Labor Demands Seen
In Washington on July 14 Samuel Gompers, AFL labor committee chair, said the Democratic platform at San Francisco better matches labor human rights demands than the Republican plank. He noted the committee completed its report and presented it to both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Toda
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