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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
14
The message notes the annual weighing of mail carried on rail lines ends at midnight, relaxing work and reducing staff. After 165 days of precise counting, officials expect lower costs to railroads but warn several hundred workers across the West will be affected by the change.
Oklahoma state labor commissioner L. Daugherty reports the need for 1,600 harvest workers to thrash a record wheat crop and harvest a large forage crop. Wage range is 82 to 2.60 per day with board. Notices have been sent to eastern ministers and other communities to recruit workers.
Mrs D B Thompson of 1710 Berend Street Tex Angeles received word from relatives of her lost brother in law St Wells through the Standard columns. A letter to Postmaster Malcolm Gillis yesterday acknowledged the help and gratitude came from the daughter of the relative in Bulie.
Michael O Rourke will be tried Monday afternoon in Justice Shen s court on a first degree assault charge. The case arose after a hearing yesterday was postponed by stipulation. Police allege O Rourke stabbed Herward King on May 22 during a dispute over miners union conduct. King remained in hospital several days and is now reported able to move about. Silver Dawlage group 421 7 I B holds officer elections Wednesday June 3 with full attendance requested. P W Flynn treasurer.
Frequent names Derusha Lavern and Laban appear in a complex Montana divorce action. The husband Jack La Favor alias and a woman known as Mrs. Mottman are alleged cohabitation in Missoula area. The wife denies the allegations, counters with claims of desertion and illicit support payments. Proceedings include venue change requests, an advisory to pay attorney fees, and scheduled trials in a Montana court with consented briefs and administration costs.
An apiarist in Parkerstown Ohio has orders for 6,000,000 queen bees to be sent across the country by parcel post this season. The queens, selling for 1 to 40 dollars each, are destined for Butte and other Montana points and will likely incur post office handling.
Chauncey Olcott presents Shamene Dhu at the Way Theatre on Friday evening. The production blends Irish life and romance with a swashbuckling hero, strong songs by Olcott, and an elaborate stage setting.
A militant suffragette arson squad destroyed St Marys Church in Wargrave near Henley, built in 1538. Firefighters found a hammer and suffragette letters with a Stop persecuting women placard. Vicar Rev Basil Batty saved ancient registers and church ornaments. Fire melted centuries old bells and a monument to Thomas Day. Windsor reports a separate suffragette arson at a nearby mansion once home to the Duchess of Sutherland.
Beginning June 3, subscribers will pay jie a week for the daily and Sunday by carrier. Mail subscription is $7.00 a year in advance. Montana's best newspaper promotes accessible rates and popular subscription offers.
The second trial of Fred Kelly and Mavlo Pachyeo continued with testimony. Prosecutors described an Afro American club scene and an assault linked to the robbery of George Whitehead. Witnesses included two women tried previously. jurors debated verdicts as defense and state attorneys presented remaining evidence.
In Jurge Lynedl's district court a dispute between Bert Copley and Butts & Superior. The case nears jury submission after instructions were fixed following testimony. Copley seeks compensation for injuries from contact with 440 volt wires on the mill roof. Defense presented a model of the wires and layout to explain safety measures.
Louis Epstein of Ailings and M Pearl Unthank wed in a court setting at 2 40 afternoon yesterday. The groom is with Denver Myr and Mes affiliates. They plan to reside in Billings in the near future.
General officers and delegates to A F O G L convention and No 83 WF Mt meet at Schilling's on Wednesday June 3 with polls open 1 30 am to 8 49 pm amendments noted. Members urged to bring cards. Also bids sought by Butte Fair and Racing Association with 24 percent certified check and three installment payments. association may reject bids.
Wariness over a Calgary oil strike gives way to astonishment as Cheely, tied to the Calgary Tera, reaps wealth from a gush in Welda Gae. Reports peg his rise to a fortune after a rapid surge in oil stock, with Calgary markets scrambling as new hotels and firms rush to capitalize on the boom.
George Nelson a well known Butte contractor endorses Akos mineral remedy praising its relief for rheumatism stomach kidney bladder and liver ailments eczema and other conditions. He claims Akos is the safest natural remedy with no drugs and invites readers to visit Newbro Drug at West Dark Street for more information and testimonials from users.
Wopoka Kan June 1 Mrs Luella West sues Gov George Hodges for 2315 damages alleging assault and interference. The suit arises after she seized private letters in the Governor’s office while seeking parole for Arthur Sullivan and claimed the governor refused to release copies. The governor denies all charges.
The general of Jonny L. Griffiths, an American consul general, who died in England six weeks ago, was held today at the Old First Presbyterian Church. Pallbearers included Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Chauncey M Depe Alten O Parker and Joseph He Choate. The British consulate was represented by Sir Courtenay Bennett the British consul general.
ISERS RETURN TO WORT Charleston W Va June 1 YV set due to contention of the miners that the operating companies should covert the union dues of the United Mine Workers of America several coal companies operating on Paint er eek mingined today the working agreement all reduced the number of idle miners approximately to 8 000. Pittsburg June 1 Another cut in the price of crude oil was announced at the opening of the market New prices are Pennsylvania crude $1 80 Mercer Black and New Castle $1 33 Corning $1 Cab $1 40 No SHmpe Was made in Somerset or Rag land.
Madrid announces a revised church wedding date for Helmit Roosevelt and Miss Belle Wyatt Willard. The ceremony is now set for June 11 instead of June 10, with the civil ceremony moved to June 10 as previously planned.
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