Morf Urges More Prohibition Agents and Equipment
Seattle July 21. Representative John F Miller plans to press for a bigger federal prohibition enforcement force in Washington and Alaska after a conference with Prohibition Director Donald A McDonald. Agents have bought their own firearms and handcuffs and the director has offered his car to Seattle and Tacoma offices. With only 12 men, enforcement has been difficult. 17 more were to start July 1, but their arrival date is unknown.
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Seattle
Prohibition
Washington
Alaska
John F. Miller
Washington, D. C
Miller
Donald A. McDonald
McDonald
Tacoma
Commission Orders Cars West to Move Grain
The commission on car service of the Association of Railway Executives ordered 25 000 box cars moved from eastern and southeastern lines to western lines to aid handling of the new grain crop. The movement starts July 25 and continues for 30 days in line with Interstate Commerce Commission directives and prior renewals.
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Washington
Eastern
Western Lines
Commission On Car Service
The
Association of Railway Executives
Interstate Commerce Commission
Plans for Two Deluxe Ships for West Coast Run
Los Angeles officials announced plans to build two 500 foot deluxe ocean liners costing 4 million dollars each for service between Los Angeles and Puget Sound. A. F. Hainegy of the Pacific Steamship company said the Admiral line will operate the vessels, matching Atlantic coastwise luxury standards.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Puget Sound
A. F. Hainegy
Pacific Steamship Company
Admiral Line
Shamrock Victory Sparks Worldwide Congratulatory Messages
July 21. Aboard steam yacht Victoria Sir Thomas Lipton received over a hundred congratulatory messages by cable wireless and telegraph for Shamrock's win. One notable note came from William Ferguson Massey premier of New Zealand praising British tenacity and success.
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Victoria
Associated Press
Shamrock
Sir Thomas Lipton
William Ferguson Massey
New Zealand
Alaska-bound planes land in Grand Rapids
Two Alaska-bound army planes Nos 2 and 4 arrived in Grand Rapids from Erie Pa after a 4 hour 15 minute second leg. Engine trouble forced plane No 1 to land near Erie while No 3 reached Grand Rapids yesterday.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Erie
Lloyd George Calls Soviet Peace Reply Incoherent
Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons the Soviet answer to the Allies over peace with Poland was incoherent and ambiguous and mainly propaganda for home consumption. He noted, however, that the Soviets appeared willing to negotiate directly with Poland.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Poland
Market Receipts and Prices At South St Paul Hogs Cattle and Sheep
South St Paul reports hogs receipts at 10 000 with steady to weak sales averaging 13 50 to 15 50 and bulk around 14 25. Cattle receipts 4 509 with killers steady and fat steers 6 56 to 15 50, cows and heifers 6 50 to 12, calves up to 4 75 to 15 50, stockers and feeders steady around 4 and 12 59. Sheep receipts 500 with 50 cent drop, lambs 64 to 14 50, weth ers and ewes around 7 50 to 8 50.
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South
Paul
Congo
Negro to Hang in San Quentin After Confession
Mace Gibson, a Black man, confessed to the murder of Trapp in Ganta Ana California and was sentenced today to be hanged at San Quentin on Friday September 24.
Senator Walsh To Meet Secretaries In Montana Trip
Great Falls July 21 Senator T. J. Walsh plans a Montana swing ending with meetings in Helena. He will join his daughter Mrs Gudger and Commander Gudger at Glacier Park and will host Secretaries Payne and Daniels to discuss irrigation needs during a motor trip to Mammoth Hot Springs.
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Great Falls
Glacier Park
Lake McDonald
T. J. Walsh
Glacier Park Station
Gudger
Washington, D. C
Emmet C. Gudger
Helena
Gallatin Valley
Payne
Daniels
Mammoth Hot Springs
Senator Walsh
Montana
Regular Democrats Name County Ticket In Dupuyer Convention
In Conrad on July 21 the Pon dera county regular Democrats endorsed a full slate to counter non partisan league influence. Nominees include district judge John J. Green state senator T. A. Busey representative L. B. Hale commissioners Dan Ledgerwood Ben English and R. M. Sproat sheriff J. L. Billings treasurer R. L. Ellingson assessor Carl Embody clerk and recorder Mrs. Margaret Mel Kinnon clerk of court J. J. Daly county attorney E. E. Sweitzer superintendent of schools Miss Lucretia Goff coroner Victor E. Starr public administrator Frank J. Strecker.
Judge Bourquin Warns Violators of Dry Law in Helena
In Helena on July 21 Judge George M. Bourquin fined Irwin Markee 350 dollars and costs and Louis Frazee 250 dollars and costs for illegal whiskey transportation. He warned that jail time awaits repeat violators. The jury found Leif Lovick not guilty in the second trial for whiskey transportation. All defendants were arrested at Sidney.
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Helena
Irwin Markee
George M. Bourquin
United States District Court
Louis Frazee
Bourquin
Leif Lovick
Sidney
State Candidates Declare Intentions
Helena July 21 filings list L. J. Molumby Great Falls Republican for judge Eighth district J. T. Carroll Billings Democrat for Congress Second district H. M. Peet Harlowton Democrat for secretary of state John W. Stanton Great Falls Democrat for associate justice Supreme Court six year term Andrew G. Sabre Helena for state auditor R. E. Hammond Havre Republican for judge Eighteenth district Rudolf Von Tobel Lewistown Republican for judge Tenth district John A. Coleman Lewistown Democrat for judge Tenth district
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Helena
State House
L. J. Molumby
Great Falls
J. T. Carroll
Billings
Congress
H. M. Peet
Harlowton
John W. Stanton
Justice Supreme Court
Andrew G. Sabre
R. E. Hammond
Havre
Rudolf von Tobel
Lewistown
John A. Coleman
Three Judges File
Helena July 21 report lists candidates for district judge Jerome Parks of Miles City a Democrat, A D Baker of Roundup a Republican, and Ben B Law of Bozeman a Democrat.
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Helena
Jerome Parks
Miles City
A. D. Baker
Roundup
Ben B. Law
Bozeman
Salvation Army Officers Arrive in Anaconda
Envoy and Mrs. McDonald arrive to lead Salvation Army work in Anaconda arriving from Havre. A farewell was tendered in Havre after two years there as many friends were made. They will be introduced to Anaconda residents at tonight’s meeting.
Tobacco workers revolt shuts Madrid factories
Tobacco workers in Madrid revolted today refusing to work in shops employing syndicalists. Police intervened and the government threatened closure of factories if the unrest continues.
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Madrid
Harvard Receives French War Material Collection
The French government donates war trophies to Harvard University. A 71mm French gun and a German 77mm gun are mounted near Widener Library, with 250 and 170 mm German mortars nearby. Other items include rifles bombs shells bayonets swords gas masks a flame thrower a Zeppelin bomb and more. The display is temporarily housed in University Hall awaiting permanent exhibition plans.
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Cambridge
Mass
Germany
Harvard University
Widener Memorial Library
Military Department
University Hall
Harvard
France
America
Anaconda Considers License Ordinance for City Firms
The Anaconda city council to draft a broad license ordinance covering many industries and professions. The judiciary committee handles the measure after a lengthy Monday meeting. adjournment set for Friday evening to hear objections and finalize the plan. The schedule lists quarterly and annual fees for businesses from auto transport to pharmacies, hotels, and services, with special rates for large outfits.
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Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Worm and Hornet Pest Eradicators Reported in Milk River Valley
Reports from the Milk River valley describe a worm that levels thistles and a hornet whose eggs hatch into maggots destroying cutworms. The pests are seen as aids in eradicating two farm pests, Russian thistle and the cutworm, across Havre and surrounding points.
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Havre
Milk River
Carpentier Faces Odd Duel Before Sky Fight Over Bordeaux
Georges Carpentier, famed French heavyweight, boxed on Bastile Day 1916 in Bordeaux during a carnival bout while awaiting his film debut as star of The Wonder Man. Midfight, planes darkened the sky and spectators shifted attention to the aerial display, prompting Carpentier to vow to return to his squadron after the bout.
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Georges Carpentier
Bordeaux
Bastile
Carpentier
Pierrot
Mr. Carpentier
Bluebird Theater
Knights of Columbus Booster club program impresses crowd
The Booster club of Anaconda council No. 882 hosted a lively night at the Knights of Columbus rooms with varied acts. Vocalists Walter Tuchscherer T J McGuire and T Dowling performed, mandolin numbers by Thomas Ferguson and Thomas Connelly, and boxing bouts led by referee Pat Malvey ended in draws, including the main 10 round non decision between Snowball Marcille and Ike Hayes Marsh. The Christian church Ladies Aid meet at 2 30 this afternoon in church parlors to discuss important business.
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Knights of Columbus Club
Booster Club
Anaconda Council
Boosters’ Club
Walter Tuchscherer
T. J. McGuire
Anaconda
Marcille
Ike Hayes
Marsh
Montana Red Men Start Sessions in Philipsburg
More than 200 Red Men from across Montana and Philipsburg meet in session. Committees are named for credentials, Pocahontas degree, mileage and per diem, returns and reports, flag award, state order, and order of business. The 1919 Montana and Red Men growth noted, with a Pocahontas dinner for 235 guests and a dance followed by a buffet luncheon attended by guests from Butte and Anaconda.
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Standard
Philipsburg
A. Remley
Lewistown
Harry True
W. W. Palmer
Miles City
Pocahontas
James Shepp
Tendor
Anaconda
Frank Sprague
William Burt
Butte
Sam Davidson
Hugh McGee
Emilie Boufford
C. W. Robison
Bannoock
Dillon
BE J Ripley
Bannock
T. J. Ane
Milesity
Malcolm MacGoaaie
W. Kearney
Lewineat J
Conroy
John Maclain
Columbus
Dominco Sbtirando
L P. Lavalle
Necolay W. Earle
Woman Dies as Coal Wagon Wheel Passes Over
A 99 year old woman Catherine Simmons daughter of F B Simmons of Kreml in Great Falls was instantly killed when a wheel of a loaded coal wagon passed across her body after she had fallen from the wagon. The funeral was held in Havre on Wednesday.
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Great Falls
Catherine Simmons
F. B. Simmons
Kremlin
Havre
Assessment Notice for Champion Mining Company
Assessment No. 17 of ten cents per share was levied by the Champion Mining Company of Deer Lodge Mont payable by August 7 1920 to Miles Blunt secretary at the United States National Bank of Deer Lodge Powell County Mont Unpaid stock on August 7 1920 will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction on August 23 1920 at 2 pm to cover the delinquent assessment and sale expenses Dated July 3 1920 Secretary Miles Blunt office 313 Missouri Avenue Deer Lodge Mont
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Champion Mining Company
Deer Lodge
Oro Fino
Mont
Miles Blunt
United States National Bank of
Powell County
Missouri Avenue
Notice to Creditors Estate of Dennis Sullivan Deceased
Notice to creditors and claimants of Dennis Sullivan deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Administrator R C Croswhite, rooms 7 and Durston building Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Dated June 30 1920. Charles E Avery attorney for administrator.
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Dennis Sullivan
Durston Building
Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
R. C Croswhite
Charles E. Avery
Order to Show Cause Why Sale of Real Estate Permissible
In Deer Lodge Montana third district court orders Kate Lowney administrator to show cause why the estate of Jerry Lowney deceased may not sell a portion of real property at private sale. Hearing set for July 31, 1920 at 9:30 am. notice to be published weekly for four weeks in the Anaconda Standard. Judge George B. Winston signs the order.
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Third Judicial District
Osfontana
Dear Lodge
Jerry Lowney
Kate Lowney
Anaconda Standard
Deer Lodge
George B. Winston
Notice of sealed bids for school bonds in Whitehall
The undersigned will sell by sealed bids fifteen thousand dollars in school bonds for school district No. 4 Jefferson County Montana. Bids due Aug 14 1920 by 5 pm at the board office Whitehall. Bonds bear 6 percent interest payable semi annually, mature in 12 years redeemable in 8 years, dated July 1 1920. Bid must be 10 percent certified check. Board may reject any bid. no bids below par. Ike E Pace Clerk Whitehall Mont.
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Jefferson County
Mont
Whitehall
Ike E. O. Pace
Rocker Schoolhouse Remodeling Bid Notice
Trustees of School District No. 2 Rocker Silver Bow County Montana invite bids for remodeling the Rocker schoolhouse. Blueprints and details available to bidders. bids to be submitted by announced deadline. Authorities reserve right to reject any or all bids.
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Trustees of School District No
Rocker
Silver Bow County
Mont
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Anaconda News
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Whitehall, Mont
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England
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Cherry St
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James H. Murphy
Hast Park Avenue
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J. I. Sanderson
East Park
R. B. Abbott CO
Anaconda Shoe Shop
Main St
B. T. Asbury
W. H. Dobsloff
E. Park
Chalmers
Dodge Truck
Bosch Magneto
Torgerson Bros
P. J. Finnegan CO
M. P. Mahoney
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Anaconda Florist
Fuller Drug Company
Hamilton
Missoula
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