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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1915

Page

13

Question of threats not competent in trial at Thompson Falls

Judge Lentz ruled that pretrial threats alleged against Henry Robinson in the Munro case are not competent evidence. The defense pressed witnesses detailing a confrontation near Park and Mall streets in Butte, including Doran and Mrs Harrington, while state witnesses described Munro's shooting and Robinson's actions.

Thompson Falls Theodore Lentz Thomas Munro Henry Robinson Hutte Mine Workers’ Union Ofr Robinson Park and Mall Butte John Doran Buckle McDonald Doran Honal Ich Oink Deense Ivodd Harrington Regan Munro Meisner Williams Bue

Italian dirigible destroyed after accident near Plume

A damaged Italian dirigible raid on Plume ended in fire and destruction after returning from a bombardment. Crew believed captured or killed as Austrian forces pursued. Also reported: Russian ambassador Count Peter Benckendorff killed near Kovno by a gunshot. Tungsten filaments for light bulbs manufactured from a single metal is noted.

Rome Paris Plume McTal Flume London Peter Benckendorff Russian Horse Guarda Kovno

Missoula Votes on Water Bond Issue

Missoula voters will decide on bond financing to improve water services as council members debate city ownership and feasibility. Discussion highlighted that Helena and Billings secured water plants under similar terms, with zoning and voter registration preparations underway for the election.

Slaoula Atau Muraiabing Ohana Hodson Pie Getchell Hrechbill Breenbill Getchelt Helena Billings

Grant Finch to Address Park County Graduates

Grant Finch, president of the normal school at Dilton, will give the graduation address to Park County eighth grade students. The exercises occur on June 15 in Allen. The list of graduates includes Dorothy Astle, Roy Ayres, Herbert Bates, Colla Myra Brakstad, Ethel Brooks, Joe Campbell, Earl Chase, Alice Clark, Elizabeth Drake, Irene Fisher, Mabel Fowler, Kathleen Gibson, Vera Rice, Rubyshires, Kathryn Towne, Henry Trager, Vivienne Wells, Wyema Wolverton, Nelly Zavinski, Gladys Zierman and others.

Livingston Grant_ Finch Dilton Park County Tled Allen Dorothy Astle Roy Ayres Herbert Bates Colla Myra ‘Brakstad Ethel’ Brooks Puckett Hazel Burne Mildred “Cady Joe Campbell Earl Chase Alice Clark Elizabeth Drake Irene ‘Fisher Mabel Fowler Kathleen Gibson Seerre Haugen Meena Heist Mildred” Husted Tella Logan Mary’ Lovely Harry. Masters Esther Mattson Catherine Mayne Alfred McDonald Eva Moore Amy’ Moriarty Martha Mustert Antoine Itsell Albert Nesbit Miles “O'Connor But Pierce

Logan News Social and Local Business Flurry

Logan June 9 report lists Mr and Mrs Albert Strachan returning from a Pacific coast honeymoon. Mrs Sam Kilbride and three children visited Mrs Kilbride’s ranch north of Drummond. Tim Sullivan of Butte faced theft allegations from Martin Flynn of Logan and was taken to Bozeman by deputy. Hans Gunderson roadmaster between Logan and Butte visited town. Various residents, including Mrs Frank Baker and Mrs Frank Johnson, traveled for business to Bozeman and Deer Lodge. Miss Helen Bevier returned from Salt Lake City to Log an, while Nora attended Helena business college. Mrs J W Strachan also went to Bozeman on business.

Logan Moe Albert Strachan Sam Kilbride Drummond Butte Frank Baker Bozeman Frank Johnson Deer Lodge Peter Steichen Livingston Helen Bovier Bevier Salt Lake City Nora Helena J. W. Strachan Bozeiman

Fusselman case and regional notes in Livingston

The Yellowstone Valley Lands and Irrigation company case heard in district court was taken under advisement by Judge. Lat Vincent Evans, son of Mr and Mrs J.P. Evans, returned from Seattle with a BS from the University of Washington and will work with the forest service in Hoquiam for the summer, planning to pursue a master’s degree in Seattle this fall. Emma Pfohl sues for $50,000 land damages and rent totaling $1,000 from A B Wilson and Isabelle Wilson. John O’Leary, former Park county clerk, wed Pearl Adeline Jones of Ringling. St Andrew’s parish held its annual meeting with Rev C P Burnett presiding. officers elected include Senior Warden Dr RD Alten and Junior Warden J B Swindlehurst.

Forest Service Hoquiam Wash Seattle Park County Emma Pfohl District Court A.B. Wilson Isabelle Wilson John O'Leary Pearl Adeline Jones Mire Charles Jones Ringling Ring O'Leary Inness St. Andrew's Burnett C. Ie Alien RD. Alten J.B. Swindlehurst J. F. Aispaugh James Condo

State commercial clubs plan Montana association

Helena hosts a meeting of state commercial club representatives who foresee forming a Montana state association in August. A temporary leadership was chosen with J. H. Rhoades of Bozeman as temporary president and A. J. Breitenstein of Great Falls as temporary secretary, with a committee to present a concrete plan.

J. H. Rhoades Bozeman A. J. Brietestein Great Falls Rhoades Breitenstein LM. Rheem Helena

University of Montana to appoint chancellor search begins

Helena June 9 It was announced today that a committee appointed to recommend a chancellor for the University of Montana will begin the search immediately for a woman candidate. The committee includes Governor Stewart Attorney General Poindexter Ward Nye Dietrich and Ann Davee state superintendent of public instruction. The election of heads at Ho weman and Mise Foula will be deferred until after the chancellor appointment. Salary figures and endowment values are noted with President Craighead and President Hamilton mentioned in prior pay.

Hoveman Mise Foula Craighead Trendent Hamilton University of Montana

Railroad Pioneers Elect New Officers

The Milwaukee Puget club gathered for its third annual meeting with a morning visitor reception at Coeur d Alene hotel and a business session at the chamber of commerce. Officers elected include president Andersn of Miles City and vice presidents O Malley Seattle Pavener Missoula Three Forks Lewistown Paratient Poster and Green. The secretary treasurer was re elected, with plans for next year and activities including a river outing and a ball.

Milwaukee Puget ‘Club Coeur Lw Atene Chamber of Commerce LW. Andersn Miles City Mont Baward O'Malley Seattle H.W .Pavenner Missoula Meee Three Forks Work Maho Mobridge Alien Lewistown Lodae HB Barling Etl St. Joe River

Mather to Visit the Park in Late Summer Months

A circulated telegram claimed Assistant Secretary Mather would tour Yellowstone Park with Interior officials including Colonel Brett and Mr. to decide on park access. The party plans an inspection tour through the park. Mather reportedly supports opening the park, despite opposition. Auto clubs nationwide press for access while cooperation from many clubs is noted.

Mather Commerce George Hewn Inter Livingston Washington California Yellowstone Park Brett Mass Department Yellowstone Inter Iis Mumer Te Party Tuto Lane Tutow Auto Club

Deer Lodge Notes: Death in St Josephs Hospital

Deer Lodge June 9 news reports Eugene An Nest dies at St Josephs Hospital after two years of poor health and three weeks in hospital. Heart trouble is listed as the cause. age about 30, born in Marshall County Iowa. He leaves a wife and five sons. Also coverage of shoplifting arrests at Golden Rule store and sheriff’s arrest, local electric work by J C Currah on park cables, and Fourth of July preparations including contests, races, ducking, and a free dance with live music at the pavilion.

Deer Lodge Eugene St. Joseph's Hospital Marshall County Towa Elliott Murray Golden Rule Benton Sheriff's Office J.C. Currah Deer” Lodge Butte

Supreme Court rules osteopath law constitutional

The court upholds the exemption of osteopathy from the medical practice act. It holds the statute reasonably classifies practitioners into physicians and surgeons versus osteopaths. The 1.681 section proviso is valid and does not alter osteopathic status, restricting practice to osteopathy with required state board certificates.

W. Dodd Fro Wurgeoms Hare State Board of Medical Examiners

Memory of Frank Haines Honored by Many Friends

Frank Haines longtime local chairman of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers died May 2 after five weeks in hospital and two operations. His body was taken to Wilmington Ohio for burial in New Antioch Cemetery. A funeral service was held with Knights of Pythias and Railroad Telegraphers honors. Members from Helena and St Paul joined in floral offerings for the widowed family and memory of a well known, well liked figure.

Knights of Pythiasylrana Ohio Flaines Helepa Ee Carleton Logan Order of Railroad ‘Teelegraphers Knigits Pythias Order of Railroad ‘Pelegraphers Wilmington Getchell Missoula Knights of Pything MinanUia

Montana Advancement League elects Woodward president

At the Montana Advancement meeting in Helena J E Woodward of Roundup was elected president with He Miller of Wall Part as vice president. The executive committee includes Round O'Donnell Billings H C Inpoil Patrick Carney Waterloo and others. Stanton of Hoseman appointed secretary and W Prosser of Helena named treasurer.

Helena Montana de. Woodward Oundup He Miller Wallepell J. E. Woodant Round O'Donnell Billings H.C. Lnpoil Patrick Carney Waterloo He Kurtin Great’ Falls Dob Gillie Buvie M.S. Gunn BR Stenting St Maon Rta Comitt Stanton Hoseman Waa The W. Prosser

1000 Roads Day Plans From Last Night Meeting

Plans discussed at a meeting of the party Automobile and Livingstone group outline a 1000 Roads Day initiative, detailing organizational steps, expected participants, and projected outcomes.

Parlty “Automobile and” Livingstone Lncial Uate

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Fa Bagsett Mark Foster Arthur Daly Robson Maury Delta Muunro Daly Dora T Steppe Munro Harry Robinson James Ford Ford Hether Munro W. Doran Rob Nson J R. McKay Mra C Park Street Norcross Mark Poster Foster Tom al Willams Sear Sovine. Bank Ing Albert Swiger V. Norcross Fred Kobe Ingen Piled Gorham Bounsel Canning Holly Donovan Tittle Pre Cous Ambassador Grant Finch Logan News Livingston News Assoc Voenn Woon Spokane Supreme Court ON Osteopath Law Frank Haines the Advancement League J. E. Woodward President
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