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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1916
Page
16
Judge Whitty hears a surge of domestic cases as Mrs Dobson and others describe husband beatings. A newborn arrival sparks new violence, while Ruth Little and Mrs Lynch face threats and jail terms amid ongoing abuse and vagrancy rulings in Butte.
B F Smith C E B Elderkin and W H H Shattuck are the incorporators of the Silver Bow Mill and Lumber Company. Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday with the county clerk. They are named as directors. The company is capitalized at 25000 dollars, divided into 5000 shares of 5 dollars each.
Representative Kahn introduced a bill to appropriate 1.5 million dollars to establish aerial coast patrols in the naval militia. Senator Johnson has filed a matching measure in the Senate.
A damaged dispatch notes victims of a shark attack traveling to New York aboard the liner Frederick VIII to consult Mr. Ford about peace work. Dr. Aked calls for spring, cites exhausted Germany but ongoing calm. Mentions Anglo German American alliance hopes, Russo-German danger, and Austria's collapse. Also reports Hamlin to be renominated to the Federal Reserve Board, with denial of McAdoo cabinet move.
London reports from Amsterdam describe severe damage and panic in Fiume following a major earthquake. Fiume, a 40 000 strong port city at the Adriatic’s northeast, experienced widespread destruction and aftershocks. An official commission will be sent to the United States to study agriculture and industrial hydraulics.
New York dispatch reports Rev. Dr Charles F. Aked of San Francisco and Miss Emily Balch of Wellesley College as American delegates to a neutral conference for continuous mediation. The meeting grows from Henry Ford's peace expedition efforts.
The House today takes up a conference report on the 22 million dollar post office appropriation bill. It assigns final authority to the Interstate Commerce Commission on replacing the space basis with weight as the payment method for railway mail transport.
Washington July 1 Secretary McAdoo announced Robert W Woolley has resigned as director of the mint to become director of Publicity for the Democratic National Committee.
Washington reports Great Britain refuses a request by the American Red Cross to allow conditional shipments of Red Cross supplies to Germany and Austria. Foreign Secretary Grey's note dated July 12 repeats that allied blockade policy applies and that no evidence exists that aid is needed in Teutonic nations.
President Wilton met in the capitol in his first visit there in months with Senate Democratic leader Kern. He favored including workingmen’s compensation and child labor bills in the legislative program, but details were sidetracked by other matters.
Washington reports uncertain British action on United States firms and individuals in trading with the enemy. Officials say a general principle is that firms take the nationality of their domicile and a protest by the United States has been ineffectual.
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