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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1916
Page
5
Local items review rain coats and dress goods at Golden Rate store, social dance at Moose Hall, and a Ramble of visitors including A.C. Growell from Dillon and Carney from Missoula. Ads note prices on liquor, rugs, linoleum, and furniture, plus services from doctors and opticians.
Deer Lodge news reports residents returning from the north end counts and hospital notes. William Shaw has returned from the north end counts after investigating assessors office muggers. Johnlyn is recovering from an operation and should be able to resume duties soon. Various locals like W R Pugh, John Travers, G Davis and family, Dr George A L Crabb and family, Al Walker, Peter Sheriff, Thomas Mullen, Eldred, Suse Trene Stagg, and Merinus Jensen are noted as traveling, visiting relatives, or on business trips to places including Tacoma, Avery, Chicago, Marshalltown, and Garrison.
St Louis June 2 Martin Glynn former governor of New York was elected temporary chairman by sub committee elements of the national committee. Bruce Kremer national committeeman from Montana was chosen temporary secretary and John I Larkin temporary sergeant at arms at the Democratic national convention.
A chaotic war summary from a AP dispatch notes fierce artillery duels on the Meuse and Hill 204 area, heavy fighting near New Zethourscity and on the Adige Brenta corridor, Austrian attacks repulsed near Posina Arferio with high casualties, Russian center retreating in the Caucasus, and Turkish forces repelling a surprise left flank thrust.
Hundreds of visitors toured the campus for the annual Visitors Day as the band played and a cannon salute welcomed guests from the University of Montana normal college and state college. Deans and presidents attended with alumni and ex-students present. faculty ladies assisted throughout the afternoon and graduates wore caps and gowns for the occasion. An informal reception followed in Hamilton Hall with notable guests and members of the State Board in attendance.
Fragmented text lists attorneys and officials including Poindexter WA Davee Sargent Harman Helena Stone and quotes a chancellor plan. Wives referenced. Context unclear due to damaged OCR.
Helena June 2 A report by the state industrial accident board covering 11 months shows that about 860000 in compensation claims were prevented or allowed. The board’s expenditures and anticipated return to the treasury suggest a significant impact on state funds as 60,000 employees remain under coverage.
Special Dispatch to the standard Chicago June 2 W J Brennan of Kalispell and Mrs Frank Lusk of Missoula are Montana delegates. They will open a Montana headquarters at the Sherman hotel and organize the delegation. They may back the Taft candidate while some aim for a second choice after Crimmins is eliminated. Dixon could swing to Roosevelt and Hughes may gain on early ballots. National Committeeman Tom Martin is busy with contests. Marlow's term ends next week and he seeks reelection. Montana will choose its committeeman likely by state central committee vote or by the delegation. Fletcher Maddox is in Chicago mix.
Readers discuss facial clues to disease and moral traits. The piece mentions skin disorders and body signals, then promotes S S S blood purifier as a nourishing remedy from the Swift Company, Atlanta. It also notes political shifts as Republicans watch developments and Ireland’s leaders. A Montana railroad decision blocks a joint lumber rate via Butte and Silver Bow.
The document notes coal areas totaling roughly 310000 square miles with an additional 160000 believed to hold marketable coal. It reports the Supreme Court ruling the farm loan act constitutional with two invalid provisions and hints at bond printing issues. The opinion discusses potential effects on over 100000 workers in manufacturing mills and related sectors.
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