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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
9
Two new damage lawsuits were filed against the city of Butte related to the biow ing up of Miners Union hall a year ago. Plaintiffs include Annie Keogh who owned a candy store opposite the hall claiming losses of 1872.73 and 801.95 from mob actions and dynamite damage.
A reader asks about penalties for failing to report measles and the quarantine's strictness. The answer notes a 1x misdemeanor possible and that bread winners may work if not in contact with patients. Other questions cover bicycle side walk rules and college entry for commercial course graduates. Also mentions Russian munitions shipments via Tokio and Vladivostok and the sweep to move goods through Siberia.
Lieut.-Col. John B. Porter judge advocate general's department United States Army died here tonight aged 50. He was senior instructor in the department of law at the Army Service Schools and regarded as a leading military law authority. Berlin reports Prof James Adolf Israel at the bedside of Sultan Mehemied at the Kiosk until end of next week. The sultan's illness undisclosed.
The Men’s Club gains Mayor Lane’s support to push a new plan for improving the local playground. The effort centers on community involvement and funding steps led by city officials.
Grace Methodist Men’s Club pushes Second Street playground improvements in Butte with city and Mayor Lane support. A Lusitania survivor inquiry notes John Coughlin and 2 year old Mary among the drowned. widow and two children saved. Coughlin’s estate described as small with assets sunk. survivor status linked to New York committee report.
Thomas Critie John McDonald Tom Gaffney and Don Hayes were fined 20 apiece by Judge Whitty after a streetcar disturbance on the Englewood line. Conductor White testified the men used profane language and attacked him, causing a free-for-all aboard the Tutte Street Railway car.
Authorities expected the summer solstice to be the longest day, with sunrise at 4:22 and sunset at 7:40. Actual sunlit time would be about 15 hours and 15 minutes, totaling about 18 hours of usable daylight for reading or travel without artificial light. Local interest included early risers, shift workers, and spectators hoping to see the sun rise over the Rockies.
The west side fire station 18 maintains a day shift crew of James O Connell Richard Hawkins and Charles Grand and a night shift crew of Martin Prendergast Simon Behan and Fred Noble. A two horse hose wagon serves Crystal Street West to Quartz Street north to city units.
Marriage licenses were issued by a clerk of the court yesterday to Matt Kingas and Ella Jackala, Fred H. Campbell and Stella Ayel Tyukuuoto, Wenda Lunger and Adelore Gennett, Nancy Bradcock of Butte, Roy B. Gilham of Deer Lodge and Jane M. Sheridan of Butte, Ira W. Slanker of Billings and of Bate.
Astrological reading warns Neptune and Venus bring trouble today with potential naval losses and national criticism for a high official after a Fourth of July incident. Cautions include guarding hospitals and prisons, avoiding new ventures, and heightened susceptibility to delusion. Children born under Cancer may be temperamental.
Weather notes from St. Louis on June 21 report extraordinary sunspot activity at Christian Brother College. Brother Hubert records over a hundred spots, exceeding Friday and Saturday counts, with months of data showing solar disturbances followed by bright, clear weather as sunspots waned.
Reports from Yokohama describe a terrifying volcano eruption miles south of Japan arriving by small steamers. Authorities say the disturbance caused an earthquake shock in Central Japan yesterday, the strongest in years.
Paris reports that the French postal service is now handling mail in towns and villages that bear the Thad 45 years ago mark, marking a historic continuity in postal operations across regions.
Every woman can use and ought to use occasionally a remedy for backache languor nervousness and depression to which she may be subject. These troubles arise from debility and poor circulation caused by indigestion or constipation.
The Supreme Court enjoined the Oregon and California Railroad Company from selling undisposed portions of a congressional land grant valued at over 30 million dollars. Congress has six months to act on further legislation. The decision preserves the government's option to act on lands already sold, while preventing further disposals until new rules are set.
On June 1 at Targe Fos Angeres the 14 year old Gavien Saint and 18 year old Walter Kerr escaped from the Juvenile Hall while in night clothes. They had been exposed to diphtheria but were not inmates and were being pursued by officers who feared spread. The pair fled toward Sam's home to obtain clothing.
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