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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
20
Irville city elders pledged decisive action to resolve mounting sewage issues as council meetings focus on infrastructure repairs and timely waste management. Officials highlighted funding options, delayed projects, and community impact during recent sessions.
The Walkerville monthly meeting focused on sewer improvements and an annual cleanup, with the street and alley committee detailing the box sewer and Daly Street project. Officials reported low treasury balance amid purchases, outlined fines, and set June 4 as cleanup day for residents to clear yards and premises.
Harold Clemons, age 2, son of prominent Kansas City residents, is named in a serious charge alleging the sending of indecent material through the mails. A letter addressed to Mrs. Pearl Lamphead allegedly promised a marriage after reporting her husband’s supposed death.
Harriet Rodda aged 66 died this morning at 107 East Center Street. Survived by two daughters Mrs Stephen Pratt and Mrs J G Rawarde of Butte a son James Roberts in Nevada a sister Mrs Hancock in West Virginia another sister Mrs John Thorpe in Nevada and a brother John Ivey in Utah. Rodda had resided in Butte 22 years. Whitehead 22 of Walla Walla arrested yesterday for passing a worthless draft for 30 dollars at the Corner saloon. He offered to reimburse if allowed to wire relatives.
C H Ensenroth catcher for the St Louis American League club has signed with the Kansas City Federal club announced tonight Madison president of Kansas City club said Ensenroth would join the club tomorrow He was a member of the University of Michigan team first year.
The senate amended the naval appropriation bill to authorize selling battleships Maho and Mississippi and to fund construction of a modern dreadnought. Greece is understood to be the prospective purchaser.
Bill Hammer, 21, a schoolteacher, was struck on the head by a pitched ball while batting in a ball game here yesterday. The impact caused a ruptured brain vessel and he died today.
Detroit reports center rycobb who fractured a rib in a recent Boston game will rejoin the Detroit Americans later this week or early next week. The club physician announced the update today.
The Chicago Federals manager Tinker is confined to his bed in a Kansas City hotel. Rollie Zelder leads the club temporarily with Conley slated to play short in Tinker’s absence.
Mr and Mrs E J Bickford announce their daughter Blythe's marriage to Bert Miriam of Butte. The ceremony occurred a week ago in Butte and the couple spent a week at the bride's home before moving to Butte, with plans to keep the wedding secret until departure. A district court case opened this morning, Pat Riley versus Otto Lenk for 2500 damages over an alleged assault.
Sir William Willcox, builder of the Assouan dam in Egypt, has been retained by the government as consulting engineer for the United States reclamation service. W. A. Ryan announced the appointment at a water-users association meeting in Phoenix. Willcox headed to Yuma to continue inspection of all government reclamation projects.
A Sydney dispatch reports Premier Jolman predicts the inquiry will condemn a second mate or seaman. He urges holding company directors to account as accessories to manslaughter and punishes those profiting from human risk. Also notes U S chamber approves interstate trade commission and a strong earthquake felt in Guayaquil and Quito.
Bargain notice for 850 items including Kurzon Richelieu and Higrade styles in all sizes. Women's union suits offered at $1.25 regular and extra sizes with low neck sleeveless designs, lace trim and cuff knee. Limited quantities remain at the reduced $1.25 price.
Missoula June 1 Pearl Carr ten year old victim in Memorial Day car crash near the Missoula cemetery when a Northern Pacific train struck the family carriage. Also injured Mrs Ernest Marin lost an arm and is in serious condition. The report notes the accident followed months of political work to force a special election by petition.
Whitehall notes state exams to the eighth grade with Superintendent Miss Mabel Haynes testing Jefferson valley students. The St Paul mining group led by James Ryan draws attention as a low-grade proposition to develop the Light Mine. Whitehall school commencement honored three graduates Nan Mountjoy Edmund Miller Ronal McDonald. A horse accident injured T Young. John Bibble dies from blood poisoning in St Louis. Charles Hamlin eyed for governor of the national reserve board in Washington.
Missoula residents expressed strong support for the commission form of government at a special election. The tally was 1,056 for the commission system and 207 against it, defeating efforts to revert to the aldermanic structure.
An affidavit from Joseph White of Philadelphia praises Bekman Alterative for gland tuberculosis and other respiratory ailments. He claims to have been bedridden, started the tonic, gained weight, regained appetite, and missed no work since November. The testimony extolls the treatment as highly effective and free from habit forming drugs.
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