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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1920

Page

6

Labor Debates Over Red Russia At Montreal Convention

Labor leaders predicted the convention would debate resolutions calling for recognition of the Soviet government and lifting the blockade against Russia. The Seattle central labor council and garment workers’ union plan to push the issue, with support from the International Garment Workers and other unions. A resolution urged the U.S. to recognize the Soviet as the true will of the Russian people and to remove foreign troops and trade blocks from former Russian territory.

Montreal Mederaton of Labor Russia James Duncan Seattle International Garment Workers of New York Federation United States Duncan Seattle Conral Labor Council

Single Tax Party to Hold July National Convention

New York dispatch reports the single tax party plans a national convention in Chicago starting July 10. The call, signed by Robert C. MacAuley of Pennsylvania, accuses Democrats and Republicans of advancing communism and paternalism, aligning with socialist programs. The 48‑member committee’s conference will meet concurrently.

New York Chicago Naonal Committee Robert C. MacAuley Pennsylvania Socialist Party Committee of 48

Proclaim Boycott Against Police In Dublin

Dublin reports a general boycott against the constabulary proclaimed by Leitrim today, amid political tension. Chicago obituary notes William A. Taylor, 67, veteran newspaper man in Chicago and New York, died of heart disease at his nephew’s home after a long career in journalism and law. Funeral arranged for Tuesday.

Dublin Boyott Leitrim Therish Republican Ara Taylor Chicago William A. Taylor New York Mr. Taylor Associated Sunday Magazines

Nominee Harding Bypassed by Large Washington Crowds

Senator Harding republican presidential nominee arrived in Washington from Chicago two hours behind schedule. He was greeted by a Union Station crowd, escorted to the president's room, and met by Mrs. Harding and friends. He posed for two photos and then headed to his Wyoming avenue home without making a statement.

Washington W. G. Harding Chicas Harding OK City Harding J Wyoming Avenue

County unit plan passes in Chouteau district vote

North Montana date June 13 reports Chouteau county voters adopt the county unit plan in a light turnout across third class districts. Officials canvass result shows a 3 to 1 edge for the plan. Also noted are local actions on highway funds and federal aid, a distillery discovery near Malta, and community meetings in Toole county over road projects.

Great Falls Chonteau County Malta Louis Pecora Phillips County Gabriel Good Roads Great ‘Northern Whitefish Women of the American Legion S.C. Smith Butte Livingston Great Fale Richardson St. Paul Order of D. Largent Glacier National Park Oriental Lmited Great Northern Glacier Puri Glacier Park Hotel

West and Midwest protest after Harding ballot deal

Aftermath notes reveal Western leaders Allen Lenroot and McCormick accused of broken pacts as Harding rises on the tenth ballot. Kansas and Wisconsin protest, with Allen vowing payback and Lenroot’s backers predicting Wisconsin loss. Progressives revive old attacks on Harding to sway northern and western voters.

Allen Kansas Lenroot Wisconsin Dixon Montana Harding Sten Senator McOrmick Johnson Borah Mccormick Bedlam Coolidge Victor Harding Mel Tormick

Eight Charged With State Vagrancy In City Dragnet

Police arrested eight suspects yesterday afternoon on state vagrancy charges. Frances and Laura Steele and Mike Warren were taken on East Mercury Street by Captain O'Donnell and Detective Larkin. Additional arrests followed on Arizona Street including Nellie Jones William Scott and C. H. Lerock. Late last night Anna White and Myra Brown were detained on South Main Street by Detectives Corry and Rodda. Laura Steele posted $100 bond while Anna White and Myra Brown paid $50 each for court today.

Frances Laura Steele Mike Warren East Mercury Street O'Donnell Larkin Arizona Street Nellie Jones Willliam Scott C. H. Lerock Anna White Myra Brown South Main Street Corry Rodda

Deer Lodge Social Notes From Powell County Hosts Guests

Jun Mrs Eugene Carroll U Sharpe of Butte spent hours at the home of Sirs Mary to Kelly on the west side. Mrs Edward Sears left after a wire said her father was ill in Utes NY. Kruger and Miso Menifee guests at the home of Mr and Stra FDR. Byron Alexander and sons from Bremerton Wash and Dan Werner of Everett visited Albert R Nelson of Keystone Drug. The party left for a tour of the national park. Russ Jeanette Kelley came up from Hamilton for a weekend visit. The freshman class of Powell County high school held a dance at the Woman's clubhouse Saturday evening, one of the season's pleasant events.

American Flag Speaks This Day

President Wilson sent a letter to Col. John McElroy of the Potomac department expressing regret at missing the June 14 loyalty demonstration, while Secretary Colby urged action and unity under the flag. The flag, Colby said, embodies American ideals, leadership for the oppressed, and the redemption of the nation’s pledges.

Washington Wilson John McElroy Department of the Potomac Grand Army of the Colby Washington Lodge of Elks Times America

Infants death in Montana coroner finds insanity unborn case

In Great Falls a coroner's jury determined that an infant of Mr. and Mrs. Yoryouhi Takeuchi residing at Teton was smothered by its mother during a period of insanity. Coroner Wilford testified the father found the mother in a fit with a knife after returning from work. The mother, now under hospital care, appeared ill prior to the tragedy.

Great Falls Une Yoryouhi ‘Takeuchi Teton Great Northern Fort Benton Wilford Idilea White Cut Bank Muicipal Salvation Army Robert McCullough Denver Leo Adams United States Army Adams Glasgow Mont Bobsons Sixteenth Infantry

Lima News Briefs From Lima June 13

Mrs Charles Walker made a brief visit Dillon on Thursday Robert Boatman cattleman of Centennial valley stopped here en route to Idaho to prepare stock for shipment Mrs Lawrence Peterson is recovering from a serious illness L E Brainard returned Friday from Butte where he visited his wife in hospital James S Conger of Dillon is in town on business Mr and Mrs Carl Beardsly motored to Dell to visit friends Mrs Rumkie has gone to Pallgon ranch at Snow Line to spend the summer Sylvian Cheney was in Dillon Thursday

Lima Charles Walker Dillon Robert Boatman Centennial Valley Idaho Lawrence Peterson L. E. Brainard Priday Butte James S. Conger Carl Beardsly Dell Mrs. Rumkie Pallgon Ranch Snow Line Sylvian Cheney

Anaconda News Women Voters League To Meet

The Deer Lodge county branch of the Montana League of Women Voters will hold a 7:45 p m meeting tonight in the city council chambers. The group says it will not endorse or oppose parties and aims to educate women voters to improve citizenship, law enforcement, and lawmaking locally.

Deer Lodge County Montana League of Women Voters Cording League America

Advertised Letters List for Week Ending June 12 1920

Post office uncalled for items include Mr J Anderson N H Beer Petter Abel Frediksson Lud A Hanson James Gray Cornelius Van Dyke J Wuerl and others. Women listed are Mrs Roy Mores Mrs Mary McClarnan Mrs Mary Reise and Dorothy Nilsen. Foreign Joseph Reuzeler T Min clopula E J Villa. Edward Burke Postmaster.

Lumber Camp Worker Drowns in Flathead

Kalispell June 13. Rover Hennefield a Dewey lumber camp employee died while walking logs in Flathead lake near Big Arm. He had just bought spike boots in Polson and was seen running across the boom when he disappeared. Body recovered. coroner cites heart failure with no water in lungs. Interment in Kalispell. relatives not yet ascertained.

Kalispell Flathead Lake Rover Hennefield Dewey Limber Polson Dewey Camp Big Arm Hemefield Waggoner

Drowned man identified as Frank Ride Ridenour found in Yellowstone

In Miles City on June 1 the body of Frank Ride Ridenour, a Buffalo Rapids irrigation project worker, was found in the Yellowstone River by boys after his boat capsized while attempting to cross. The body lies at Terry and relatives are being sought.

Miles City Frank Ridenour Yellowstone River Ridenour Buffalo Rapids Yellowstone Terry

Blaine Bodies Removed Town Burial In Augusta Maine

The bodies of James G Blaine and Harriette Stanwood Blaine were brought from Washington and buried at Forest Grove cemetery Augusta under state auspices The move followed legislation for an Blaine house in memory of Lieut Walker Blaine Beale who was killed at St Mihiel The Blaine bodies were moved from Rock Creek cemetery Washington

Blaine Augusta James G. Blaine Harriette Stanwood Blaine Washington Forest Grove Walker Blaine Beale St. Mihiel Rock Creek

Meaderville resident dies after illness

James Giono 65 of Meaderville died after several months illness. A Meader ville resident for 25 years he came from Italy where born. Survived by wife Barbara five children Antone Dominick Mary Peter Francis brother Batiste Roslyn Wash and others in Italy and Montana. Funeral at 9 am Wednesday from home with Father Tougas at Holy Savior church and burial in old Catholic cemetery.

James Giono Atlantic Ftr Meaderville Italy Modern Woodmen of America Butte Anaconda Father Tougas Holy Savior Church Old Catholic

Jewels Stolen on Train Belonging to Senator Whitney’s Wife

Pittsburg June 15 Railroad detectives were alerted on arrival of a special Chicago to Pittsburg train bearing delegates from the Republican National Committee. The theft of jewels valued at $50,000 was discovered after the train left Alliance Ohio. The jewels were the property of the wife of State Senator Arthur Whitney of Morristown.

Pittsburg Pensuna Railroad Chicago del Gates Republican National Arthur Whitney Morristown Alliance Ohio

Mail Stage Schedule From Drummond to Helmville and Ovando

The United States mail stage will depart Drummond for Helmville and Ovando as soon as 41 and No 4 arrive, operating daily except Sunday.

United States Mail Drummond Helmville Ovando

Funeral notices and family relatives arrival details

Fragments describe distant kin arrivals and funeral notices. Mentions Selia Nick Elekovich and John Sot with references to Los Angeles and Anaconda. Indicates remains at Mahoney and a funeral announcement to appear in multiple papers.

Selia Nick Elekovich Eastos Betis Ake Ding Los Angeles Cal Wink Johni Sot Anaconda Jaane McCleary Mahoney ‘Ane

Mahowey Paneras Wacowe and Emstalmer Story

A fragmented notice mentions local streets and a 413 phone line. Names appear garbled, with scattered references to addresses or directions. The readable pieces suggest a community item or classified line needing clarification.

Paneras Wacowe Emstalmer Stain Streec

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