Campaign for Cheaper Paper Moves by Newspaper Group
Directors of the American Newspaper Publishers' Association approve a plan to hire John Norris for two years to promote newsprint paper interests. The resolution includes supporting a Republican platform plank demanding removal of duties on forest products and pulp to cut paper costs.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Poper
Congress
Tnl
Mann
Select Committee
Canada
Uber
Manila
John Norrison
John Norrin
Szstelation
Roosevelt
Assembly of State
National Capital
Republican Party
Postal lines restored across Montana after outage
Missoula reports Postal service regained as wires repaired from Garrison to Helena. Superintendent Mawk tours western division offices, notes most lines back in operation. Great Falls and Helena districts largely restored with efforts to keep lines high to prevent future breaks. Hell Gate river section caused patchwork repairs, but crews expect stable service through summer.
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S.P. Mawk
Postal ‘Feteshph Company
Yesteriay
Montana
Missoula
Great Falls
Hawk
Garrison
Hell Gate
Helena
Ines
Horak
Wearern Union
Buelne
ENSIGN MEETS DREYFUS FATE AT TOULON SHAM TRIAL
At Toulon a dramatic spectacle unfolded as Charles B Alimo, once a naval officer, was degraded for spying. He faced a court martial, was stripped of rank, and paraded before thousands amid jeers, then condemned to exile on Devils Island near French Guiana where Dreyfus was confined.
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Toulon
Charles
B. Alimno
Roohes Square
En- Sten Alimo
Alimo
Ullmo
Ulo
Shim
Ollie
Evils Island
French Guiana
Major Dreyfus
Tshd
Terry Secures Prize in Poster Competition
Helena Montana June report: state fair poster contest awarded a $100 prize to Harry Lytle of Great Falls. J G Terry of Almaconda won second and J C Smith of Boulder third. Judges were Miss Mary Wheeler William Biggs and J H Raftery. The three designs will be used, depicting irrigation ditch scenes and grounds with fair elements and a canoe motif.
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Helena
Jun
Harry ¥. Lytle
Great Falls
J. G. Terry
Almaconda
J. C. Smith
Boulder
Mary ¢. Wheeler
WM. Biggs
J. H. Raftery
Mr. Lyill
Horace
John M. Finerty Dead Funeral Held in Chicago
Funeral services for Col. John M. Finerty former president of the United Irish League of America were held in Chicago with Requiem Mass by Father Maurice B. Dorney. The sermon was given by Rev. Frank Reynolds of Aurora. Pallbearers included Judge Oldridge Honey Willa Dilton Alexander Bullivan Dr. John Grerin and B T Barry.
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Chicago
John M. Pherty
United Irish League of Ameren
Local Council Discusses WOLGRADE Improvement Plans
In Merads June meeting the 8erin District to the Standard reviewed proposals to improve the potbhall at night. Resolutions identified three major projects to boost infrastructure and safety. The town will allocate about $0,000 in Chla district this summer.
Mail Carriers Work Overtime After Washouts
Portmaster Errell of the Aneronéa office reports mail rushes since washouts are easing. The Anaconda post office received 15 pouches of letters, 2 pouches of registered mail, and 93 sacks of secondary mail. Carriers and staff worked through the night to sort and deliver before morning. Eastern mail and express are expected to arrive on schedule as railroad service normalizes.
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Aneronéa
Dlerts
Morehan
Butté
Anaconda
Here
Missoula
Randolph pleads not guilty before Judge Neal
Randolph, proprietor of a private colored club on East Commercial avenue, faced arraignment on selling liquor without a license after a complaint by County Treasurer Na dean. He denies the charge and a Tuesday, June 18, arraignment date was set. The case also involves an alleged sale of a mixed race woman to a Japanese employee at the Montana hotel, with ongoing police inquiry and potential charges.
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Nadean
Willam Enofinlph
Trandolph
East Commercial Avenue
Tadge Nealand
Nolice
Randolph
Ethel Rigney
Montana
Okilo
Randolpn
Local News and Notices From Anaconda and Nearby
Anaconda social and business items list visitors from Butte and Plains, a bank rope stock sale at Holbrook Shoe Co, and a bankruptcy sale at the Mothrack Shoe store. Various ads for watches, dinnerware, tailoring, and dances appear alongside names of residents and travelers visiting Anaconda yesterday.
Stage One to Run Till Railroads Reopen
The article notes freight and passenger service continuing on Stage One until rail lines resume. It mentions a birth at 26 Birch Street, a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Virgil Cochran yesterday. Also lists Burocher of Mac Wherron Langford representing high poriole skirts and shirtwaist suits, set for Copper City on Saturday June 13. Rev Lewis Duncan traveled from Butte to Philipsburg for Miners union day events.
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Virgil Cochran
Birch Street
Burocher
Macwherron & Langford
Copper City
Lewis
Duncan
Butte
Philipsburg
Suspects to be brought back to stand trial in Missoula
The Missoula sheriff reports three men Harry Dewey William Tall and Charles Driscoll were arrested in Seattle on burglary charges. Dewey and Tall were earlier detained in Missoula in connection with the Hathaway Buford store break in but released for lack of evidence. New evidence suggests they will be brought back from Seattle to stand trial.
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Missoula
Seattle
Harry Dewey
William Tall
Charles Driscoll
Hathaway-Buford Company
Seatila
Triat
Funeral of Montana pioneer William J. Evans
The funeral for William J. Evans, an old pioneer of Montana, was held yesterday at the First Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. Dr. Ware officiating. A large crowd attended to pay their respects to the deceased at his ranch home.
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William J. Evans
Montana
Ware
First. Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. Ware
Anaconda Baseball Team Heads to Bozeman for Sun Game
The Anaconda baseball team leaves today for Bozeman to play the Bozemanites Sunday afternoon. The squad remains short of practice and crippled. Manager Clinton is likely to accompany the squad to the Gallatin metro area.
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Anaconda
Bozeman
Bozemanites
Clinton
Hoya
Gallatin Metrops
Latkes' Tailoréd Nits Styles at Strains and Shoes
A fragment notes Strains offering varied steel items this week at 19.95 and a range of ladies shot accessories priced from 3.60 to 5.00. It mentions a 1.05 item and references Latkes' tailoring or nit stylings.
Phil Sullivan transferred to coal mining depart in Wyoming
Phil Sullivan, long time employee of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company, has been transferred to the coal mining department and stationed at Diamondville Wyoming. He left yesterday afternoon for his new job with the good wishes of a large circle of friends.
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Phil Sullivan
Anaconda Copnor Mihiiz Company
Rool
Diarmondville
Wyo
Charles Ga Johnson Arrest Reported For Disturbance
Charles Johnson was arrested yesterday by Hare Oilesr Beingle on disturbance charges. He is held at the police station with possible more serious charges suspected. The case was investigated by Chief Filznat tek.
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Charles Johson
Hare Oilesr Beingle
Filznattek
Foothill Juniors Beat Alder Street Yankees 7 6 in Juve Game
In a fast juvenile league clash yesterday the Foothill Juniors edged Alder Street Yankees 7 to 6. Arty work powered the winners with Melcrove Verdell contributing in the infield and Riley Moe delivering key hits for the losers.
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Alder Street Yankees
Forever
Riley
Moe
Arty
Melcrove and
Verdell
Martin Marlin Named Interall Executive Committee Member
Gelona June 12. Martin Marlin of Anarandy appointed a member of the interall executive committee, succeeding J. B. Wellcome deceased. Widespread confusion in the report, but the note mentions warrants payable, and a funeral for Peter Albright. Born in New Hall, Albany County, he moved to Virginia City in 188?. He leaves a father, mother, two siblings, and a brother in New York City. Senator Jacob Albright is also named. Funeral at 4730 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
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Gelona
Martin Marlin
Anarandy
Interall Executive Committee
J. B. Wellcome
Speelor
Stunine
Virginia Gils
Dune
Peter Alebright
O'Vlock
Parniy Six
New Hall
Atoany County
First train to Missoula resumes westbound service
The first Missoula to Dixon run since the washouts left at 10 am marks the restart of service on the main Northern Pacific line. Passengers and mail transfer 13 miles around washouts. Spokane train arrives later with further transfers. Damage from floods estimated at $10,000. plans to fund a new Higgins avenue bridge exceed $100,000.
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Northern Pacific
West
Dixon
Spokane
South Missoula
Haus
al May
South Sixth
Hazel Streets
Higging Avenue
Wrat Fine
Sheriff Returns With Returned Prisoner After Long Trip
Missoula June 12. Sheriff Campbell, stranded in Spokane for a week, drove home with John Johnson, wanted for forgery. Spokane officers arrested Johnson and brought him back. AL Jacula, a local merchant, was the forged‑check victim and has sworn out a complaint to prosecute the man.
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Campbell
Spokane
John Johnson
AL Jacul
Fire Hits Nelson Morris Packing Plant in Kansas City
Fire started before daylight in the Nelson Morris & Co packing plant near Riverside station Kansas City Kansas. Two laborers were killed and another injured as flames swept through the flooded district despite efforts to fight the fire with dynamite aid from Missouri side machines delayed by waterlogged grounds.
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Nelson, Morris & Co
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Chemical Department
Missouri
Nelson-Morris
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Etn
Killig
Jury Discharged After Failed Agreement in Slaton Case
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports in Virginia City that after a 20 hour deliberation the jury could not agree in the Slaton case involving Charles W. Audrey. The jury was discharged and the case against Sam Marshall, deputy sheriff at Sheridan on April 6, continues with the court’s tie to be recopyed for several days. Separately, Coroner Walkau learned a man’s body was found near Greyling along the Oregon Short Line tracks. authorities suspect he fell from a moving circuit train overnight.
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W. Audrey
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Movnke
Sam Marahal
Dillon
M. A. Walkau
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Big Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner, Mont
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Stockton
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Planet, Jr
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Hamilton, Mont
Estern
Missoula, Mont
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Weeasbesd Feentee ‘Breaidant Vice
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JT. T. Ryman
Sifnins
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