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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
7
Dr Woods Hutchinson praises properly fitted glasses as strengthening the eye and guarding against diseases. Leys' offers an optometrist whose precise service has satisfied thousands, making it a safe place to buy glasses.
A listing of residents and visitors in Butte includes Arthur Williams of Basin renting pianos from Orton Bros, Rossman from the capital, Thornton of Boulder, ID Porter, F Mayn from Ringling, Mrs and Mrs A Klos in Wilmot street, Mrs N L Nelson of Divide, and Thomas of Helena arriving at the Thornton. Several others from Dillon, Missoula, Red Lodge, and Moscow visit the Finlen and Leggat hotels. The Dorcas society of Emanuel Lutheran church plans a Wednesday evening gathering hosted by Mrs. Nellie Thompson.
Washington dispatch describes a proposed transcontinental air flight from New York to San Francisco in under 33 hours with a single stop. A Martin bombing plane would depart Mineola at 3 20 am for North Platte then reach San Francisco about 5 58 pm. Captain Rey N Francis leads the crew and three mechanics aboard a plane able to carry one ton of freight or 1019 passengers.
The Supreme Court sustains increased railroad and telegraph rates ordered by the railroad administration and postmaster general. It rules war powers granted by Congress give the president sweeping, conclusive authority over interstate rates and communications, denying state injunctions and challenges to the actions.
In Cleveland on June 2 an attempt to blow up a home was made. Mayor Harry L. Davis arrived at the scene. A portion of the house was damaged but no injuries were reported. Police later said an infernal machine may have been planted.
Washington reports on alleged massacres of Jews in Poland and other countries prompt a rebuke to German influence. Representatives Siegel and LaGuardia push resolutions urging action and a halt to anti Jewish treatment. Assistant Secretary of State Phillips cites a State Department report from Hugh Gisslo Shenels.
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