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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1920

Page

8

June Weddings In Butte Reflect Local City Charm

June weddings in Butte draw attention with quiet ceremonies among popular local couples. Pig Vreenneid, Helena newspaper man, wed Doris Nissler at Mrs. G C Davidson’s home with Rev. C F Chapman presiding. the couple will honeymoon on the coast then live in Helena. Carrie Lowry Riley Brophy and Murray Brophy of St Paul wed in Butte with a breakfast at Thornton hotel. they will reside in St Paul after a honeymoon. Terrence Baxter and Frances OBrien, both of Butte, married at Sacred Heart church with high mass. they plan to reside in Floral Park after a brief honeymoon trip.

Pig Vreenneid Helena Doris Nissier Butte G.C. Davidson West Mercury Street C.F. Chapman Episcopal Church Greenfield Barler—O'brien Terrence Baxter Frances O'Brien Sacred Heart Church Father Taylor Margaret McGrath Michael Baxter Mr. Baxter

Bitro-Phosphate Promises Nervous System Relief

Advertises Bitro-Phosphate as a safe tonic for nervous exhaustion and weakness. Claims it builds nerve strength, increases appetite, promotes sleep, and weight gain, with cautions to avoid excess fat-producing foods for those not gaining flesh.

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Murder Trial Opens Over Seattle Bride Shootout

Testimony in Seattle reports Howard J. Sawyer clutched a pistol as he fell after being shot by his bride Madge Anna Sawyer last May 9. Witness Pred Mills said the safety device remained on and no cartridge was loaded. Detective Charles Waecht described the scene and wounds while Mrs Sawyer claimed the shooting was none of Elmer Curtis's business as court recessed.

Seattle Howard J. Sawyer Madge Anna Sawyer Gogren Pred Mills Sawyers Siwyera Charles Waecht Sawyer William Kent Elmer Curtis

Famous Raider for Sale Offered by Shipping Board

Washington reports one of the famous German commerce raiders the Prince Hitel Friedrich now the De Kalb will be offered for sale by the Shipping Board on June 50. The vessel lies in the Hudson river where a January fire damaged her superstructure and hull. The Leviathan also will be offered on the same day with sealed bids received.

Washington Prince Hitel Friedrich Hampton Roads Shipping Board Hudson River

San Francisco Contender Seeks 1922 TPA Convention Bid

San Francisco entered the field as a contestant for the 1922 convention of the Travelers' Protective Association at its annual meeting in the city. An invitation from Mayor James Rolph and civic groups was received. Memphis, Tennessee is the only other city seeking the honor so far. Today featured the organization’s memorial service for traveling men.

San Francisco Portland Travelers’ Protective Association James Rolph Bay City Memphis Tenn

Woman and explosives in Ontario factory runs nitroglycerin

Mrs. Claire Stokes of Petrolia Ontario operates a factory turning out large quantities of nitroglycerin used mainly to torpedo ships in New York harbor. She is described as possibly the only woman in North America in the manuta of the explosive.

North America Claire Stokes Petrolia Ontario

Hogan Hampston wedding at St Joseph's church

Miss Catherine Hampston married Eugene Hogan yesterday at St Joseph's church with Rev Father Mccormick officiating. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for a short honeymoon. both will reside at 522 South Excelsior. The bride, a Butte native, studied at Dillon state normal school and taught at Emerson. The groom, a Butte mining engineer, worked in mining after high school and college.

Emerson Butte Big City Hogan South Excelsior

Burmaster-Alkire Wedding Reported at St John Parish House

Miss Almira Alkire and Arnold Burmaster wed at St John Parish House Tuesday morning. Attendants were Aliss Salome Torrance and Murray Lind. A wedding breakfast followed at the Thornton hotel. The couple will reside in Roundup Billings area and travel to Spokane after leaving by motor for Deer Lodge.

Almira Alkire Arnold Burmaster St. John’s Aliss Salome Torrance Murray Lind. A Thornton Harmaster Deer Lodge Milwaukee Spokane Parmaster Butte Sir Burmaster

Missionary Pastor Killed Near Chang Sha in China

The American legation at Peking reports that Chinese forces under General Chang Hing Yao attacked the Reformed church mission at Yo Chow, killing Rev. W. A. Reimert of Liling. Foreigners fled to Pingjiang as troops looted Inggian quarters southwest of Chang Sha. Dr. Belmert, 44, had served at Huping College. he was from New Tripoli Pennsylvania, leaving a widow and four children.

Peking Chang-Ching Yao Chang-Sha Hu-Nan Province Yo-Chow W. A. Reimert Liling Wu-Chang-Chang- Sha Pingjiang Washington Philadelphia

Aubert Mullins Weds Nicholas T. Huber in Bulle

Nurse Aubert Mullins daughter of Nellie Mullins married Nicholas T. Huber son of Rosa Huber. Miss Sue Hupert sister of the groom served as bridesmaid and Thomas Casey was best man. Ceremony by Rev Father McCormack at St Joseph’s church followed by breakfast at the Thornton. The couple to reside on Amherst Street after a wedding trip.

Aubert Mullins Mullins St. James Hospital Nellie Mullins Bulle Nicholas T. Huber Rosa Hubert West Aluminum Street Sue Hupert Thomas Casey Father McCormack St. Joseph's Church Thornton Hubert Amherst Street

Jointly Begin Efforts to Relieve Freight Jam

Washington June 16. Department of Justice and Interstate Commerce Commission plan joint action to end the nation rail freight bottleneck and restore coastwise shipping after strikes by marine workers. With coal shortages, potential coal export embargo considered. Traffic reports show car supply improving with 125,808 cars idle last week versus 159,606 prior. peak backlogs hit 290,000 cars.

Washington Department of Justice Cap Service Commission Sidnes Ihe

Novel London Stratford air trip charms American tourists

A guided promotional excursion offers Americans a flight from central London to Stratford on Avon by air, with stops at key Shakespeare sites. The itinerary includes a glide over London, Rugby and Warwick, landing without a car, and a motor tour through historic towns including Stratford, Kenilworth, and Coventry, ending with a visit to the Shakespeare Memorial and related theatres.

London Stratford-on-Avon West Bend Picea- Amily Circus Croydon Red Cross Hne International News Service Stratford-on- Avon England Rugby Sorentry Landing Shakespeare Ann Hathaway Coventry Warwick Kenilworth Griver Memorial Theater New Shakespeare Company Eiakeinenre Company Fearaene Sas Arenry Holger Eaer

Americans Safe in Kiev Region in World War II Armies

June 18 report from Iversaw states American airmen in the Kiev region survived a Soviet advance and narrowly escaped pursuit by polavists. After an emergency landing in a field they were found by General Buygeney's cavalry. they used their machine guns before fleeing toward the forest.

Ivarsaw Kiev

Icc orders probe into telegraph damage claim practices

On its own motion the interstate commerce commission today ordered an investigation of telegraph companies practices in adjusting claims for damages from errors or delays in transmission or delivery of messages. Complaint had been made against the liability of such carriers. All common carriers engaged in telegraph transmission subject to the interstate commerce act named as respondents. Hearing set in New York on July 26.

Washington Une Interstate Commerce Commission Commission New York Pega

Haywood and others appeal espionage act convictions

In Chicago on June 16 the appeals of William D. Haywood and three other alleged IWW members began before federal judges Baker Aischuler and Page. They were sentenced to one to twenty years in prison after convictions for violating the espionage act. The proceedings mark the next step in the case.

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