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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1924

Page

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Fire Fighters Contain Big Creek Blaze and Extend Crews

MISSOULA July 16 Fire fighters on the Big Creek fire in the Lolo forest kept the blaze from threatening white pine timber. Fourteen more men were sent to the fire as a trail crew broke through an enclosing line without injuries. Other fires in the region show varied progress with limited spread despite high winds. some areas lack control while efforts continue on lines near valuable timber.

Big Creek Associated Press Missoula Lolo Forest Workman Pinkham Creek Kootenai Forest Bear Creek Nez Perce Smith Creek Pend @'Oreille forest Spokane Eastport Fly Creek St. Joe Forest Simmons Creek

Driver Sets 696 Mile Spokane Round Trip Record

Ralph Fournier of Howard Pierce Inc drove from Butte to Spokane and back in 22 hours 7 minutes solo in a Model 10 C Franklin. He left Butte at 1.57 p m Tuesday and arrived at 12.04 p m Wednesday, averaging just over 31 mph along the Yellowstone trail. He completed the feat at the Western Union office, noting fatigue but satisfaction with the record.

Ralph Fournier Howard Pierce, Inc Butte Spokane Western Union Peters Fournier Yellowstone Trail

Cleveland vaccinates 10000 in anti smallpox measure

Cleveland Health Commissioner Rockwood lifts a district quarantine after 10000 residents are vaccinated to halt two walking smallpox cases. A police guard of 75 controlled roped traffic as 600 in one apartment and 800 high school pupils received vaccines.

Associated Press Cleveland Woodland Central Avenues Harry JL. Rockwood Tuesaday Needic Rockwood

Wheeler declines to support Davis for president

Senator Wheeler of Montana announces he will not back John W. Davis. He will back the Democratic ticket in Montana and seek Senator Walsh’s re election, and he bets his vote may go to La Follette though he rejects any vice presidential offer.

Associated Press Washington Wheeler Montana John W. Davis Senate Daugherty Walsh Senator la Follette la Fallette

All Grains Soar to Year’s Record Prices in Chicago

Wheat corn and oats jumped to new highs amid crop failure reports from Canada. Hog prices at the stock yards also hit a season top as brokers signaled massive daily volume in wheat trading, with yesterday’s total around 69,138,000 bushels.

Associated Press Chicago Canada

Davis First Presidential Campaign Appearance Draws Local Cheers

John W. Davis, Democratic nominee, addressed about 590 neighbors at a Matinecock neighborhood house in Locust Valley. He presented a sentiment of free will and shared that his nomination was only a rumor, humorously noting he would soon be officially apprised and denying knowledge of any vote for him until then.

Associated Press Ust Valley N. Y John W. Davis Locust Valley Matinecock Davis Delaware

Producer Control Is Aimed By The Associated Press

Chicago July 16 millard r myers representing several illinois cooperatives said the plan to merge five large grain concerns to give producers ownership cannot be stated in detail. the plan envisions $26 million in stock with preferred shares and a two thirds producer board. initial capital comes from merging companies with a trusteeship of 76 to 100 farmers to ensure control while producers buy stock.

Representative of Illinois Cooperatives Associatet Press Chicago Millard R. Myers Illinois Tlinois Co-Operative Aoe Se H. Ballard Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Grain Merger Committee American Bureau Federation Batlard Myers

Cooking Demonstration Draws Big Audience in Butte

The Standard's cooking school attracts many housewives and daughters. Mrs. Hunt reports July 15 attendance at 227 and the next day 406 as crowds grow. Demonstrations include using the Hughes Hotpoint electric range and baking an angel food cake.

Standard Cooking School Alma Hunt Chamber of Commerce

Army Officer Samuel H. McLeary Killed in Robbery Claim

Maj. Samuel H. McLeary, missing army officer, was killed by Mortimer H. King and an unidentified companion near Canton. King's sworn confession says the motive was robbery and the body was hidden in brush about ten miles from Cheraw, South Carolina.

Associated Press Asheville N. C Samuel H. McLeary Mortimer H. King Canton Cheraw 8. C King

Fugitive Cashier Shot Dead After Payroll Vanishes

Clyde N. Fisher cashier at Gann Quealy Coal in Springs Wyoming was shot by mine foreman J Walker while fleeing with payroll. Fisher died later in hospital. A cache of the payroll and supplies was found near the scene along with food water and blankets.

Associated Press Springs Wyo Clyde N. Fisher Gann Quealy Coal Company J. Walker Fisher Walker

Montana Bankers Convene In Bozeman For 21st Session

Delegates from across Montana gather in Bozeman for the twenty first annual Montana State Bankers association convention. About 150 financiers and their wives are expected to attend the three day event with a public session at Montana State college gymnasium Friday at 10 am. Dr H W Mumford of the University of Illinois will discuss cattle business and quality for farmers and stock raisers.

Associated Press Bozeman Montana State Bankers’ Association Montana State College H. W. Mumford College of Agriculture University of Illinois

MacDonald Welcomes U S Ambassadors At Dawes Talks

London July 16. Prime Minister MacDonald formally welcomed American representatives Kellogg and Logan to the inter allied conference on the Dawes report. Delegates from ten nations praised U.S. input which is seen as aiding a workable reparations plan acceptable to Allies and Germany.

Frank B. Kellogg United States London Mr. Kellogg Associated Prose America Dawes Ramsay MacDonald Foreign Office McDonald Kellogg Col James A. Logan Jr Germany Great Britain France Belgium Italy Japan Portugal Greece Romania Serbia MacDonald

Chicago murderers planned to abduct their own fathers

Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb planned to abduct their fathers for ransom as part of the kidnap and murder case of Robert Franks. The plan was rejected after flaws appeared. Loeb’s father was ill and Leopold’s father’s death would hinder ransom from the family.

Chicago Associated Press Nathan Leopold Jr Richard Loch Franks Will O Loeb Leopold Mex. Leopold

London airmen prepare for Atlantic dash after Europe test

Six American aviators arriving at Croydon after a 244 flight hours from Seattle plan engine installs at Brough for their final leg toward Kirkwall in the Orkneys. They left Paris this morning and landed at Juats in three hours and four minutes amid cheering crowds.

London Seattle Croydon Atlantic Ireland Greenland Lebourget Paris English Channel British Juat Brough Kirkwall Orkneys Arnold

New York Auto Tourists Plan Yellowstone Trail Trip

A large party from the Automobile Club of New York will travel the Yellowstone trail to California stopping at Yellowstone Park. The tour began in New York with about 100 cars and has moved through Chicago and St Paul and Minneapolis. They will visit Yellowstone Park on July 30 31 and August 1 and Spokane on August 10. Major Bernard McMahan organized the Shrine tour last year. Secretary Venable of the Butte Chamber of Commerce invited a stop in Butte. The group contemplates Glacier Park trip via Great Falls or Missoula.

Automobile Club of New York Yellowstone Trail California Yellowstone Park W. R. Venable Butte Chamber of Commerce Butte Bernard Spokane Glacier Park Great Wals Missoula

Harrison Avenue paving approved by city council

The city council approved opening Placer street over the Butte, Anaconda and Pacific tracks and paving Harrison avenue from Grand to Harvard. It announced plans to create Improvement District 322 for Placer Street and 323 for Harrison Avenue and storm sewers, with Aug. 6 hearing for protests.

Placer Street Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Harrison Avenue Grand Avenue Harvard Avenue Woods Eighth Ward R. E. Williams Seventh Ward Milwaukee Railway Station Excelsior Avenue Granite Alley Kesha Street Judiciary Committee

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