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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1914
Page
7
A compact tribute to craftsmanship praising patterns that express beauty and strength in every line, highlighting the enduring appeal of well made design.
Sheridan's M C Strome arrives in Butte for a few days, with numerous arrivals including births at local hospitals, residents traveling for visits, and a feature on Wein's half-price sale. Mentions Charles Pellaka Tuneway, Paul Ozanne, Urbane Ozanne, and George Potter among others.
Three men face gunpoint robbery charges as Ryan, accused of looting Miners Union hall before its blast, awaits trial after eight week delay. His bail allows delay while witnesses travel. county attorney pauses for readiness. Also reported are three concealed weapon cases and related theft, burglary, and false pretenses informations involving Sullivan Klick Usury Johnson Hey and Clifford, with weapons, knives, acids, and brass knuckles cited.
Alarm rang through the Business district after a torpedo blocked tracks on West Broadway near Dakota. Police failed to find the youths responsible as more torpedoes appeared on Granite and Montana streets and four revolver shots rang out on West Mercury at midnight.
The Mystic Shrine from Montana will gather in Butte for the Bagdad temple semi annual ceremonial session. Fes wearers numbering several hundred will visit the city with at least 49 novices expected. Instructions warn against profanity and mischief, detailing customs and conduct for candidates and the ceremonial setup led by Joseph E. Monroe and other temple officers.
Order confirming sale details multiple transfers including Thornton to D. Getting halft interest lots 3 17 west Walkerville with mortgage. Norah Thornton estate sale to D Getting halft interest. Nellie Reutter to H Curran lot 19 block 32 Silver Bow Park addition for $1. Morony estate to Daly Banks Trust Co halff interest in Holland Rink bottling works lot 18 block St Noyers Upton addition and halft interest lot 6 block 2 Clark's addition and Anna Morony rode $7500. Groeneveld to John Pershina lot 5 block 72 Butte $1. George Morgan to George Osborne 27 feet lot 17 block Kemper addition $1.
A report said attempts were made to assemble a crowd at the county jail to protest the arrest of three men for disturbances. The three prisoners were moved last night to a jail in the western part of the state by policemen.
Investigation shows complaints against April wage assessments by the Butte Miners Union. A ruling frees members from the day’s wage charge for April 1914, replacing it with a $2 federation assessment. The old and new unions plan meetings at the Auditorium as authorities threaten arrests amid unrest. A separate note from Superior, Wisconsin reports the steamer Matanta stranded at the breakwater but was freed and towed to docks after a gale.
Washington reports, citing treasury figures, that the government will post a $30.09 million surplus for the current fiscal year despite partial Income tax operation. Democratic Leader Al Wood says total receipts reach $739 million, with expenditures within the year and canal receipts covering continuing costs. He argues the deficit prediction is political rhetoric and backs an income tax collection increase to deter evasion.
Washington reports at the White House today a further collection of letters and telegrams from businessmen nationwide praising President Wilson's stance on business conditions and anti trust legislation. White House officials say the correspondence supports his position on will trust legislation.
Mexico City today granted permission for John R. Silliman, vice consul at Saltillo, to resume duties. The decision followed a Brazilian request and the prior detention of Silliman last April in Saltillo. He is expected to travel to Saltillo via Laredo and Monterey.
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