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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1916

Page

8

Safe blows tied to Montana raids and Spokane arrests

Mailroad special agents pursue safe blowers after linked robberies in Montana. John Hendricks and J Halley held in Spokane on safe burglary charges. connections to Butte and other towns traced. A compass, watch, and razor found on the men. Hendricks an ex convict tied to Grant's Pass thefts. combined loot listed as 284 and 495 dollars.

John Hendricks J. Halley Spokane Montana Henderson Butte Polson Mont Rontana Hendricks and Bailey Foutskinea Stopokane Charles Ridditer Epector St Grant's Pass Glendale Grants Pass Wil Wen Portland Bear Kalama Thers Ite Hendricks Batley

Butte Hospital Fund Drive Launches With 20000 Pledged

A front page report details the start of a Deaconess hospital fundraising drive in Butte. With 20000 pledged as a starter, promoters seek the full sum quickly. A clock at Main and Broadway marks daily progress as 126 attendees including captains and workers discussed the plan and urged broad philanthropy across all city classes to support the project.

Butte Main Broadway Beavil William ‘Lintey Siemens Weni Weraliery Company McDowell Bie Leonard Evers Treaisee Avery

Northern Pacific to Lay More Side Tracks in Montana

Western Montana could become a farming hub as Northern Pacific plans new lines and eight loading points from Dixon to Polson. Elevators and docks will support 1917 grain and beet crops, with six loading points and a completed Flathead irrigation project pushing a regional land rush. Local real estate transfers accompany the rail expansion.

Northern Pacific Montana W. H. Merriman Missoula Dixon-Polson Bitter Root Merriman Dixon Polson Usui Flathead

Real Estate Transfers Move to Twelfth Ward

Real estate transfers list minor details including parcels in Ophir and Gliman additions. Transactions show $1 and limited interest transfers involving Minor's Savings Bank Frust company and others, including Melrose addition parcels and undivided halves. Names include John B and Sol Genaberger with transfers to Agnes and Adina.

J. At Tw. Dowling

Stevens Files For Sheriff As Campaign Opens

Yesterday Peter A Stevens a Republican filed to seek the sheriff nomination after naming Charles Henderson his gubernatorial candidate. Fellow Republican George Pascoe also filed for the sheriff post while Democrats Harrington James Noon and James Noon filed for the county legislature. Totals show 118 Democrats 17 Republicans and 20 Socialists had filed declarations.

Charles 8. Henderson Peter A. Stevens George Pascoe Harrington J mi James Noon

BAILIFF STEVENS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL AFTER ATTACK

Deputy Sheriff Pete Stevens, bailiff in Judge Donlan's district court, collapsed with strangulated hernia and received first aid at the courthouse before being moved to Murray hospital. Mrs Minnie Wedlake of Menderville dies after long illness at 2211 Cottonwood street. Surviving husband Fred Wedlake and children Fred, and relatives in Windsor Ontario, Anaconda, and Detroit.

Pete Stevens Donlan Department of the District Court Freund Murray’ Hopital Minnie Wedlake Ontario Butte Aingering Resdence Cottonwood Street Menderville Fred Wedlake Fred Detroi Windsor

Politicians Told to Stop Their Fighting in New York

Charles Hughes urged supporters to end factional bickering and unite for the national ticket and a Republican majority in Congress. He warned that party success hinges on ceasing disputes among Republicans and former progressives and between local factions, following talks with Chicago Mayor Thompson and Minnesota leaders.

New York Charles Hughes Congress Hughes Bridgehampton Thompson Chiscago Minnels

Soldiers Struck by Bolt In Serious Condition

Nogales Arizona July 19 Private Harold Deemer of Battery A California field artillery was struck by lightning last night and is reported in critical condition at the Connecticut field hospital. His foot was punctured and his body badly burned. Others of the battery in serious condition include Private R. o F. Rinker with severe shock Private Andrew Haigon with burns about neck and face Private John D. Harris with burns in the chest.

Nogales Ariz Harold Deemer California Field Artillery Connecticut Feld Hospital R. O F. Rinker Andrew Haigon John D. Harris

Columbia Loses Bequest Of Four Million Dollars

New York July 19 Columbia University loses a bequest of 1 million dollars under a verdict by a jury setting aside the will of Amos F Eno The residuary estate was claimed by relatives as given to the institution while he was of unsound mind Attention Swedish Americans political gathering at Norwegian hall 51 West Copper street Saturday July 22 at 8 pm All Swedish natives welcome London July 19 another credit vote will be asked

New York Columbia University Amos F. Eno Eno Norwegian Hall West Copper Street

Premier hints eleventh wartime vote next week

The premier told the House of Commons today that next week will see the eleventh wartime vote. He indicated the sum may reach £800,000,000, matching the previous total and bringing the war's total to £2,682,000,000. W. Garrett, convention temporary chairman and Town Supreme Court clerk, declared the Republican Party will not allow the saloon pack to town.

House of Commons W. Garrett Towa

Prohibition Stance Highlighted At Des Moines Rally

In Des Moines Iowa on July 19 Burgess urged the Townstate Republican convention against any compromising declaration in favor of prohibition. The speech emphasized a strict stance and alignment with party goals.

Des Moines Towa Burgess

Striking Mill Workers Grow to 1900 in Milwaukee

Milwaukee July 19 two hundred workers at the Rollers Manufacturing Company Works joined the strike of machinists, swelling the city’s total strikers to about 1900 men.

Miilwaukee Wis Rolbers Manufacturing Company

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