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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
7
A description of pearls highlighting their cool restful hues and shimmering beauty for the neck and shoulders. The text emphasizes pearls as a crowning touch of charm and style in summer fashion.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Roy Sharp of Wamie Ore and Helen Wilson received a marriage license yesterday. Mildred Blakely sues Orrie Blakely for cruelty and seeks divorce, Hasel Anthon files similar charges against Walter Anthon. Dr T Verner Moore resumes practice at 1100 Lewisohn bail Phone, hours 9-10, 1-3, 7-8 weekdays. Sundays by appointment. Rotary club lecture on The Psychology of Mining and Prospecting by Prof Winchell today, presided by Charles P Nevin. Daniel Noble, county agriculturist at Hamilton, stopped in Butte while returning from Boremans. Mrs Noble, Montana State College graduate last spring. Lee Crawford charged with burglary, bound over to district court. T S Downey represented the county. Crawford accused of stealing clothes and selling them to a pawn shop.
In Butte last night Henry Thompson of Dell stayed at the Finlen. Mrs. A McPhail visited from Drummond. Mrs. William McConnell from Boulder visited the Acoma. W A Jepson arrived from Billings at the Finlen. F O Lawton guests at the Acoma from Carpenter Creek. W A Morris of Bozeman croons last evening at the Leg. Mrs. W A Schulke of Great Falls spending days at the Acoma. Charles Van Houten of Billings arrived late at the Thornton. L Stout and Charles Whitcomb of Helena are business visitors at the Butte. A R Lyon and Fred Hunt arrived last evening at the Butte. G Wills of Kalispell from Missoula on a short visit at the Thornton. HA Pere of Twin Bridges and HA Pers Jr of Harlowton arrive at the Acoma. Mrs. Mary Vanderbeck visiting in the Leggat from Virginia City. Mrs Anna Woods of Inverness and Nina Bernard spending days in the city at the Thornton. Napper, a prominent builder from Red Falls, is a recent guest at the Leggat. Mrs D J Curtis of Dunnstreet Walkerville entertains Mr and Mrs Pat Cavanaugh of Scranton Pa making their first visit to Butte. It is the first time Mrs Curtis has seen them in more than 49 years.
Ground control systems aimed at directing aircraft from the ground were tested in multiple nations. A French device reportedly completed a prescribed course covering about 1 kilometer under test conditions at a designated aerodrome. A similar United States machine has been developed, as stated by Secretary of War Baker.
In Helena July 30 Ireland Day drew lawmakers and Montanans to honor Provisional President De Valera. Governor Stewart, Bishop Carroll, and M. Lanstrum spoke as De Valera praised Irish Americans for advancing liberty. A wreath was placed at Meagher statue and an outdoor mass followed by addresses from Albert Galen and others.
Helena July 30 Eamonn De Valera greeted the legislature with I am an American from today and defended Ireland’s unity and independence. He contrasted Irish unanimity with British policy, warned against delaying recognition, and argued England would have crushed Irish industry, emigration, and markets under any other outcome.
De Valera appeals to the American people and government for aid in Ireland's bid for liberty. He argues Ireland's cause mirrors historic struggles and praises Ireland born leaders and Irish Americans who served in the US Army. The speech follows a prior outdoor meeting where he framed Ireland's struggle as a democratic quest for freedom.
County Attorney outlines plans to pursue profiteering cases under state law in Silver Bow County. He cites high executive salaries and a $8,000 misappropriation, pledging public action after assembling solid evidence. He also questions a coal price spike in Butte, noting miners in Montana face reduced shifts and consumers pay $10 a ton while owners and intermediaries take the excess.
A fragmented testimony piece notes arguments over Henry Ford's beliefs. Witnesses and lawyers clash as discussions touch on anarchist labels, reading ability, and the Tribune's characterization while Ford faces scrutiny in court proceedings.
New York July 30 Moderate purchases of refined copper for German manufacturing were announced, with shipments underway. Additional sales to England France and several Scandinavian centers are reported, with prospects of further exports to Japan.
A Conscience locomotive and three passenger coaches derailed in Pennsylvania with about 100 miners aboard. The train jumped the track and ran on the ties briefly before returning to the rails. No serious injuries reported. Local crews investigated the mishap and cleared the line.
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