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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1916
Page
5
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A stream of guests and locals visit Butte including Orton Bros and A. B. Evans from Dille, James J. Humperly and Charles H. Niblack from Helena, Dr. Margaret Kramer and Mrs. Farr from Helena, Miss Christina Wilson from Great Falls, D. V. Erwin from Dillon, Miss M. Symth from Livingston, Miss Minnie Quackenburg at Finlen, and Dr. W. F. Cogswell of the state board of health. Commerce mentions medicinal and table olives with free delivery, and a bulk of stationery supplies at the P.O. news stall.
The Rev J W Anderson of Helena preached the bacalaureate sermon at the State School for Deaf and Blind in Butte. A large audience witnessed the program with the school orchestra performing high quality pieces. May Roobel recited and Rosetta Nelson signed, followed by Miss Ines Haugan singing Like as a Heart Desireth and Somewhere a Voice Calling sung with Mary Met accompanying.
Miss Margaret Comba of Anaconda road a clerk in Hennessys store was crowned queen of the Eagles carnival in Butte after a week of World at Home shows. She received a diamond ring and led with the top votes. Miss May Dolan took second place.
Washington authorities investigate a Northwest counterfeit operation targeting Butte as United States Secret Officer Brewster of Seattle leads efforts. Authorities warn the fake bills are very clever and note a photographer, Mr. Bentley, has captured 24 000 mon crystals with no two identical.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from St Louis June 11 J Bruce Kremer Montana secretary of the Democratic National Committee will retire at the close of the convention this week He has worked hard at the office and will return to the ranks The Montana delegation plans to establish headquarters at the Majestic hotel to organize tickets and events for Tuesday evening and beyond
The Butte postal savings bank reports a sharp rise in deposits after May 26 regulations lifted. From June 1 to June 4 total deposits grew from 760,621 to 802,499, an increase of 41,878 daily average about 40.53. About 40,000 depositors hold assets totaling 89 million elsewhere, with 930.80 in bonds. The bank pays 2 percent interest and shows 40,000 depositors, per capita 232.70 on deposit.
The Wilkes Players at Empress stage Porter Emerson Browne's A Fool There Was. Marta Oatman delivers a chilling Vampire role with natural ease, supported by Ernest Wilkes as the fool and Jeanne Mat, Ralph Cloninger, and Elsie Lee Wilson in strong turns. The production earns praise for its acting and stage craft. The Greek government has collected $8,226,000 from lotteries over the past ten years.
Dr Margaret Kromer of Helena was honored with an honorary membership in the United Commercial Travelers. She has spent 12 years traveling Montana for her work and was elected to the grand council at a Salt Lake gathering. Montana leaders highlighted the milestone as a notable achievement in front of a 90,000 member organization.
Paris June 11. Three German infantry assaults on French trenches at hill 301 and other Verdun sector positions were repelled by French troops. Detachments penetrated in the Apremont forest near St Miniel but were driven out after hand to hand fighting. In the Argonne mine fighting favored the French and a crater 80 meters wide was created by two German mines. Farther north on the Meuse bank intense artillery duels and hill 304 breaches were checked, while Vosges trenches near Sainte Marie repelled by grenade counterattacks. One company mustered in Columbus New Mexico as National GuardMobilization proceeds amid reports of quiet along the Colonia Dublan line.
The Butte labor dispute drags on with widespread rumors and no firm moves. Contractors face possible forced rework on the new high school's plumbing, while unions press demands and engineers leader J McNulty attends, hinting at broader sympathy actions. Former Senator W A Clark may visit Butte this week amid the strike narrative.
Butte police reported a dramatic domestic confrontation in which Mrs. Young claimed her husband Joe Young and a rival woman trespassed into her home. She described stalking him for a week, leading detectives to Foster block where all involved were found partially dressed. She said she would press charges and promised to testify against her husband.
Efforts are under way to use the swift tidal currents of Fundy Bay for power. The Bay spans about 150 miles from Grand Manan to St Croix, separating New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Tidals reach 50 feet at the heads and 28 to 80 feet near St John, with currents ranging 1 to 10 knots in various channels.
Republican leaders here today discussed the Hughes Fairbanks ticket ahead of departures. Named supporters include Frank Hitchcock of New York Ralph Williams of Oregon Joseph Kealing of Indiana Fred Tanner of New York Charles Warren of Michigan and Henry Allen of Kansas. Roosevelt delegates urged Hitchcock to pledge support.
In the Butte City League yesterday Englewoods Marquettes beat Batteries Foy Clark and Sourbler O'Brien and Bagley. Centerville Montana Dairy defeated Batteries Brown and OConnell Kempey and Richards. East Side Athletic Club won 9 percent vs Excelsiors Hatteries Thomas Pierce Mel Auliffe and Lavelle. East Side has an open date next Sunday and seeks outside-team games.
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