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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
9
The Canadian Pacific liner Grampian collided with an iceberg near Cape Race and survived before reaching St. John’s under its own power. Two crew members died and several were injured in the incident. A photo of the scene was taken at St. John’s.
In Weimar Gustav Adolph Bauer the premier addressed the national assembly amid strikes and discontent. He warned against revolution, urged a law regulating workers councils and nomie councils, and outlined a socialist program to stabilize economy while curbing luxury imports. He urged renewal of national life and strengthening the league of nations idea to revise the peace treaty.
The executive committee planning a new Catholic high school for Catholic young men in Butte delays its special meeting to Friday due to De Valera's visit. Prayers and night work by city priests proceed toward final drive details. John D. Ryan funds Mercury and Idaho streets corner east of St Patrick's Church for the building and fundraising efforts.
Karl Genzberger has arrived in Newsport News after a year of service overseas and expects to return to Butte within ten days. He enlisted about eighteen months ago.
In Kat Falls July 24 locals report Cascade County will retain its territory for now. Proposals to form Judith County are under review by Fergus and Cascade county commissioners. The envisioned new county would carve several townships from Cascade’s eastern edge, though voters and lines remain unsettled amid recent election results.
Former Governor Eugene Foss of Massachusetts urges government ownership of all public utilities at the federal inquiry into street railways. James L. Quackenbush counters that private ownership has failed and democracy needs democratized transportation and industries. Edison letters warn against municipal forcings risking bankruptcy, urging fair shared suffering amid postwar changes.
Representatives Moone King and Scott of Silver the lower haus discuss during Canty conference as Commissioners Fabian Simonson Byron Cooney push for changes in the road pay law. They urge raising daily rates from four to five dollars for road workers and eight dollars for teams to ease farmer and rancher distress as a special session approaches. Back in Lewistown, ex mayor L Clark returns from Elmer and notes Washington ties while J Van den Broeck mentions passport duties for a France visit.
Ogden Utah July 24 relatives of John Henry Winslow and Ruben Winslow plan to hunt down the lawless element in the Jackson Hole Wyoming murders. Detectives may be sent to Jackson Hole to pursue a thorough investigation of the Winslow killings and other ranch murders. Relatives allege a conspiracy to push homesteaders out and keep land for cattle range use. links drawn to a 1908 Morris case and a 35 year sentence of Sewell. William Sewell, 21, is jailed in Kemmerer Wyoming as the inquiry continues.
Helena resident W A Hagan and Boulder visitor Mrs C W Walker are among many travelers registered or visiting at Butte hotels including the Finten and Thornton. Arrivals include J A Putnam of Big Timber and E James of Hamilton, plus guests from Billings, Great Falls, Missoula, and Livingston.
Mr and Mrs J Cormick of Marysville visit Kalispell and remain several days. J M Reynolds of Boulder is in town on business. Mr and Mrs C G Mathewson and Mrs P McKinney of Salmon are visiting, staying at the Finlen. Mrs C Innes and Miss Florence Flynn and R W Boone arrive at the Finlen from Dillon. Verge is a Kalispell visitor at the Finlen. S A Storer comes from Garrison on a short business trip. E Ingeman, a prominent mining man from Burg, is at the Finlen for a few days.
Falls architect George M. H. Onan purchased the Faust building on Mineral Avenue from Mrs. J. M. Kennedy. The deal places Shanley among prominent local builders in Libby with the property transfer marking a notable real estate move in the town.
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