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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1921
Page
2
Citizens urged to donate to Ireland relief as famine devastates Dublin and rural areas. The appeal stresses 250000 starving, 16000 Dublin children subsisting on one meal daily, and promises receipts and relief-focused use of funds. Prominent American committee members spearhead the drive, calling for generous contributions.
Shriners of the United States consider a 1925 imperial council session in Yellowstone Park with Northwest temples hosting. If approved, a coordinating body will promote and prepare, following informal talks at Helena during the April 8 Shrine mosque dedication. Members from Butte and other temples join a special April 8 train pilgrimage to Helena.
Rotary club members will hear Earnest L. Mogge, international secretary and Butte roundup director, present Widening the Y as the luncheon topic at the Silver Bow club tomorrow. Kenneth McGrew says Mogge is among the association's ablest leaders and will offer ideas to broaden community service through the Butte building. C. R. Leonard will outline next month's membership roundup, L. C. Lamont will report on the Salt Lake convention, with Fred J. Furman as meeting chairman.
The funeral for William Banks was held yesterday afternoon at the Sherman & Reed chapel with Rev. C. F. Chapman presiding. Mrs. Paul Bailor sang several solos. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. pallbearers were Henry Umhang Charles Wonderlich William Shiners John T. Carlyon Homer Raymond and Arthur Barbeau.
Postoffice officials in Centerville Iowa declined comment on a registered mail pouch lost late Saturday night. It was reported the missing pouch contained about 92 thousand dollars in securities cash and jewelry.
The Willing Workers hold a regular session on Thursday March 24 in the vestry rooms of Temple B'nai Israel. Hostesses are Mesdames J G Sternfels M Genzberger and S Genzberger.
To Mr and Mrs W C Cole at 1111 South Wyoming a son was born on March 18. Mr and Mrs Edward Williams of 1319 Jefferson street welcomed a daughter on March 13. Mr and Mrs A M Koehler at 829% E Platinum welcomed a son on March 19.
English Lutheran Lenten services are held this Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the Norwegian Lutheran church at Fifth and Chestnut streets. The Rev. M. Huddoff of Butte will conduct the service, with a Bible class at 7 o'clock.
Jail sentences and fines ranging from 250 to 4500 were imposed today on nearly twenty score of 52 master plumbers and corporations indicted last December in the building trust probe for violating the state anti trust law.
Washington reports the navy orders abolishing the midnight lunch for deck watches on all fighting ships. The practice, once engineering scope only, expanded during wartime to all hands due to long submarine watches, and now is ended by department action.
Beautiful Helen Chadwick stars in Godless Men a Ben Ames Williams tale shown at the Rialto depicting a shipboard mutiny with a fearless refugee heroine. Also features Kinogram News Weekly and Christie comedy Coming Thru the Rye as added attractions.
Four drunks were docketed for trial before Judge Grimes yesterday. Two faced bond forfeitures of ten dollars each and two received similar fines. A male and a female vagrant were fined ten dollars each, while Clay Cheatam, troubled recently, was discharged on a disturbance charge. His wife Dr T B Kelly was the complaining witness, accused of reckless conduct.
In Havana on March 22 a presidential decree extended the rice import prohibition until 80 percent of the current supply has been consumed. A separate note says a driver was fined $10 and gave notice of appeal.
Pat Keough of 31% Gagnon street was bound over to a federal grand jury on a moonshine charge. Officers said he devised a wormless still using stacked boilers and a pipe to separate liquor from mash. About 35 gallons of mash ripening when raided. he cited unemployment as motive.
In Detroit on March 22 William Hoppe extended a balk line billiards run by Charles Peter to 500 points finishing a 3800 point block after reaching 267 points earlier. Hoppe left the table with the ball in perfect position and set a record pace for the event.
The League of Nations reports that up to mid March about 28000 war prisoners of all nationalities have been removed from Russia or sent back via Baltic routes by repatriation agents. Hundreds of thousands remain to be repatriated. A baffling note adds that sheep and oxen have the same number of teeth as humans.
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