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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1920

Page

6

Frederick Rueckert and the many loves scandal

A sensational Newark era piece details Frederick E Rueckert's double life as a wealthy Jersey manufacturer and social ringleader. It outlines fiancé es Clara Vorrath and Mae Trask along with Martha Sachs, all connected to Rueckert as he faces murder mystery in Hoboken. The article dwells on his infidelities and the possible motive from scorned women.

Margery Rex International News New York Frederick E. Rueckert White Metal Pany Okey N. J Rueckert Coment Clara Orrath Hoboken Pos- Mae Trask Manhattan Martha Sachs Miss Vorrath Philorany Miss Vrrath Mae Trask Trask Se ‘Trask Eckert Reaverheart Duces

Crum Joins Townley Forges Center North Dakota

Charles L. Crum once Montana Fifteenth district judge, impeached for treasonable acts and pro Germanism, travels Center North Dakota as an active candidate on the Frazier Townley socialist slate. He promotes the Townley program while facing opposition from the American Legion and Langer forces.

Center N. D Charles L. Crum Fifteenth Judicial District of Montana Senate of Montana Oliver County North Dakota Lynn J. Frazier Townley Crum Non-Partisan League Frazier-Townley Amercan Legion Burton S. Wilcox Hensler Senate American Legion Langer

One Organization Convention Plan for Republican Party

Chicago June 1 A plan to have a single organization of men and women under unified leadership will replace dual control at the Republican National Convention. Will Hays named five national committeemen to draft the plan for woman voters role. about 150 women delegates will caucus Sunday to discuss proposals. A suffrage plank seeks action in states not yet ratified the constitutional amendment. The sub committee will meet tomorrow to finalize recommendations for Sunday’s caucus.

Chicago National Committee For Assimilation Will I. Hays Women's Caucus

Unofficial American Observer To London Trade Talks

Washington officials say an unofficial U S observer will attend the London conference between Gregory Krassin bolshevist minister and the supreme council to keep in touch with negotiations. The move does not signal a policy shift toward resuming trade with bolshevist Russia, officials added.

Washington United States London Gregory Krassin Supreme Council Russia

Channel Would Help Wheat Haul

Duluth men told the international Joint Waterway commission that a deep water channel from Duluth to the Atlantic would cut rail costs and let the Northwest’s agricultural region compete in foreign markets, as the hearing opened here June 3.

Duluth Minn Atlantic Northwest International Joint Waterway Commission

Phone girls in gingham fight price rise at central

About one hundred fifty telephone operators in Hutchinson Kansas join a price war by agreeing to wear gingham aprons and gowns. The group calls itself the Pell Girth Gingham club and plans to keep the look until clothing costs ease.

Hutchinson Kan Centrals HL. Co. L

Recital Delights Crowd At St John s Parish House

Eelen Fitzgerald Sanders delivered a highly praised recital at St John s parish house last evening. She read new poems from her book Little Mother America and offered selections from Sanctuary The Rising Wolf The Moon Little Papoo se and My Garden. Accompanied by Mrs Burt Adams Tower and Miss Edna Wood the program included songs Reading from The Dream Maker and The Milky May The Last of the Buffalo What Shall I Do Beloved Carmenia and more.

Eelen Fitzgerald Sanders St. John’s Mrs. Saunders

Senator Edge Defends Direct Employer Worker Talks

Atlantic City June 3 United States Senator Walter B Edge urged that the current industrial scene be managed between employers and workers without an arbitration board He spoke to delegates of the National Association of Credit Men supporting a plan to include employee representatives on negotiating committees He warned against outside influence and class distinctions.

Atlantic City United States Walter B. Edge National Association of Credit Men

Mining Engineers See Machinery Exhibit

Practically all the mining engineers of Butte attended the exhibition of mining apparatus shown under the direction of J. G. Graham of the Sullivan Machinery company at the People's theater. A large number of School of Mines students and high school trainees were present. The pictures show the making and operation of compressors and other mining equipment, with views of mining camps using the latest machinery and an undercut system of coal mining by machinery.

Butte J. G. Graham Sullivan Machinery Company People's Theater Mr. Graham School of Mines Butte and Central High Schools

General Rain Falls in North Dakota Reported

Rain fell in several parts of North Dakota today with reports reaching weather observer O W Roberts. Measurements will be received in Bismarck tomorrow. Small grains are in fine condition and the crop outlook west of the Missouri River is excellent.

Bismarck N. D North Dakota O. W. Roberts United States Weather Observer

Colored Giants Beat Englewood 3 to 1 In Week Opening

Montana Colored Giants defeated Englewood 3 to 1 in a fast game. Spearman and Walke formed the Giants battery. The teams meet again Sunday at 2 30 PM at Columbia Gardens to formally open the baseball season in Butte.

Montana Colored Giants Englewood Giants Spearman Walke Battery Columbia Gardens Butte

Bitro-Phosphate Promises Nervous Relief for Thin People

An old advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as a nerve food for thin, nervous individuals. It claims five grain tablets with meals rebuild nerves, improve sleep, energy, mood, and physique, with Buro-Phosphate aiding digestion and weight gain. Caution advises avoiding fatty foods if weight gain is not desired.

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Frederick Rueckert Thlus ‘Caesar Frederick Cert Miss Mae Trask Mise Clara, E& Vorrathy League Forsyth, Mont Tortomu Georgette Crepe Nainsook Speyard Ight Venice Tron Mrs. St. Quentin’s School of Dressmaking Georgette Coates Bobby Post F. Dalley Corporations Ltd Buffalo, N Aol Home Hunter
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