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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
14
Columbia Gardens hosts modern dancing lessons this evening led by Prof. W. H. Ryan. The first class runs 8:30 to 9:30, followed by a 28-number dance night. Admission 60 cents. Classes repeat Monday Wednesday and Thursday at the same time with a 28-number dance after each lesson.
June 16 dispatch reports Nicaragua and Colombia treaties debated by the cabinet. Bryan to present to Senate Foreign Relations tomorrow. Nicaragua pact$3,000,000 for canal route and bases, Colombia pact$25,000,000 for Panama partition. Federal mediators in Colorado seek Denver talks. progress deemed likely but not guaranteed. Self-harm case in San Francisco details attempted poisoning and knife injuries. hospital care anticipated.
In Butte the summer school enrollment reaches 665 with more instructors to be added. Eight week sessions run in the high school with a six period day. Each pupil studies two subjects to earn credits, while enrollment totals at Lincoln Grant and Emerson rise. Entrance exams for big colleges are conducted in Butte and Helena by the college examining board, with local students taking tests for Yale Harvard Princeton and others.
London papers praise President Wilson for the Panama tolls exemption repeal. The Morning Herald lauds the act as right and wise, and the Daily Chronicle credits Wilson with strengthening the treaty union. The Post calls it a hard won triumph and lauds his sacrifice of popularity for justice.
Grand Flaplas Michigan June 16 aviator police patrolling the beat in the air may join metropolitan forces within years. Los Angeles chief Charles S Bastien declared in a speech at the International Association of Chiefs of Police. St. Louis estate of James Campbell valued at 30 to 40 million left equally to widow Floram Campbell and daughter Dell. If both fail, the estate goes to St. Louis University. Miss Campbell engaged to marry Blyud G Turkheam, civil engineer. Rome June 1 Italy returns to normal after threats of railway and general strikes abate and work resumes.
In St Petersburg twenty two members of the Russian bar go on trial for insulting the ministry of justice linked to the Mendel Reillzs ritual murder case. Earlier, Reillzs was acquitted at Kiley on Nov 1 last year after a protest by the Helliss trial lawyers alleging racist agitation by officials. In Springfield Illinois, Harry Spencer’s death sentence for Mrs Mildred Rexroat murder is affirmed. execution set for July 31.
Washington June 16 John B Sate ford of Ullah Cal was named by President Wilson as register of the United States land office in San Francisco and Mrs Grace GB Cousin of Sonoma Was nominated receiver of public money in San Francisco.
Anna Bone, sister of the late Victor Marry, filed suit to have a deed to McKenna and his wife declared void, claiming Harry Horry was unduly influenced while ill and living with them. The filing also notes Horry died April 2 last year and that proceeds may be sought as relief. Separate actions include A J Herald versus A C Sandberg for damages after a collision on Harrison boulevard, and May Heller seeks a divorce from William C Teller on grounds of desertion and neglect.
Kansas City Tone 16 reports fifteen prisoners are sent to the Kansas wheat fields after an order by Judge R Latshaw of the criminal court. The men were patrolled to the harvest, with the judge telling them they have the best chance to make good. Kansas needs men and they need liberty.
Washington dated June 16. The senate approved the diplomatic and circular appropriation bill totaling 4,359,000 dollars and the pension appropriation bill with 169,000,000 dollars, then moved to consider the Indian appropriation bill.
The minority report details Officer Rice being cleared of charges of conduct unbecoming an officer. It argues Rice acted within his duties when guiding Stack to Cooper’s house to recover Stack’s trunk. Deputy County Attorney Roscoe corroborates portions of Rice’s testimony about prior threats and cautions. The report stresses police discretion and urges maintain confidence in the department and its leadership.
In Oregon the county recheck of votes for Judge Henry T. Benson and Justice Charles L. McNary shows Benson leading by 16 votes in the Republican nomination for the state supreme court. The statewide total places Benson at 41,662 to McNary's 34,444, widening his margin.
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