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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1920
Page
3
A garbled OCR listing describes multiple properties for sale including a 3 room cottage at 1426 Warren Avenue with a large lot and fenced yard. Mentions prices of 8950 and 1500 and 2500 for other bungalows. Nearby Milwaukee depot area and terms implied.
Miss Georgia V Cubine and Miss Edna L Hockett of Butte high school English depart for a two year teaching contract in the Philippines. They will sail from Victoria B C aboard the Empress of Asia after July 1, planning to teach high school English in Manila or a provincial capital. They anticipate travel via the Aleutians and China and Japan, with a vacation circuit through Australia and the Suez region. Both hold prior teaching posts and will return to their old positions after the two years, with preserved desks and status.
New York June 15 William G McAdoo and Mrs McAdoo returned from the West saying the trip had no political significance He announced he will not attend the domestic national convention in San Francisco
Washington June 13 no word from the White House on whether President Wilson had signed the water power bill before the time limit expired last midnight. Under Attorney General Palmer ruling the bill is dead unless acted upon before the deadline.
A search launched near Monroe Michigan late today for a rowboat with four children aged 3 to 9 reported adrift in Lake Erie two miles offshore. Parents named Mirven Dasos of Toledo.
The Sunday Observer reports the Polish army evacuated Kiev on Friday due to the advancing Bolshevik forces threatening to cut off Poland's retreat. The source of the information is not provided by the newspaper.
Summer sessions at the Butte Business College commence today offering day and night courses. ALT. and J. Lee Rice lead the institution with Prof. A. Tice noting rising demand after public school closings. Students from the Northwest to Minnesota and California attend, including a large non local enrollment last year. The college continues its wartime foreign department and expands programs following increased popularity.
June 13 Montrem labor factions criticized the Chicago platform as Congress union leaders claim the Republican plank denies workers’ rights. A federation convention unanimously backs the labor stance, urging Democrats to endorse their industrial policy against anti labor provisions.
An Asia Shim buru extra edition claims Moscow government overthrown Leon Trotsky killed Lenin escaped and a new government headed by General Brussnote has been established. London reports May 15 place Brussnoff in supreme authority, but official London quarters doubt the report’s accuracy.
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