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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
7
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Rent planes from Orton Bros. Easter cards draw crowds at the P O News Stand. The Ladies' Aid at Gold Hill Norwegian Lutheran church hosts an 8 pm gathering led by Mesdames Spracklin, Christianson and Ellinson. Mrs. Catherine Berkopec improves after surgery at St. James hospital. A chimney blaze at 501 West Quartz Street was extinguished. a false alarm occurred at 401 West Park Street. Short ridge Memorial Christian church Ladies' Aid meets Thursday at Mrs. Lingenfelter's home with Mrs. Clawson assisting.
The funeral of Jesse Bromley was held yesterday at 2 PM at the Sherman and Reed chapel with Rev. E. J. Harper officiating. Mrs. Paul Bailor sang solos. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery with pallbearers William E. Palmer J. M. Franks Charles De Long A. F. Albers C. M. Brockell and George Palmer.
Notice informs engineers of a referendum on Wednesday March 24 1920 with nominations of international officers and other business. Polls open 10 30 a m to 8 30 p m. members must bring cards. Charles Boulware president E E Sweeney secretary.
Montana internal revenue deputies increased to twenty under Chief Field Deputy David Marks. The expanded force, under Collector James A. Walsh, opens a Missoula sub‑division on April 1 with offices in Helena Butte Great Falls Billings and Missoula led by T Hazelrigg H F E Phelps and J C Harrah. Two deputies at each sub‑division. Butte to house four. Delinquent tax checks for 1920 and prior years underway.
Druggists guarantee refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Relief from itching and inflammation begins after first application and safe sleep improves. Price 60c.
The Butte school board voted to respond to unions demanding a union-only labor policy for the $1.25 million bond projects. Trustees reaffirmed neutrality, noting past stance and that construction would benefit all workers, with materials to be handled by the district and the question sent to the business committee. Regular payrolls and school expenses totaling about $27, {'26,} share precise figures for teachers, labor, Americanization, continuation, and industrial schools were approved.
The Butte fingerprint department has put a new crime detection camera into service. It takes prints from safes tables or any item touched during a crime. It includes sensitive plates used by army aviation for locating positions and helps detect forgeries. The department is the second in Montana and 24th in the nation to use it. Orders from other departments have swamped manufacturers.
The Peoples Party named Har rison Freebourn and Barney Lindsey as school trustees at a meeting in Judge Lynch's courtroom last night. Fewer than 100 votes were cast for three candidates, with Attorney VP. LE. Geagen as the third candidate.
Senator Brandegee, acting as temporary chairman at the Republican state convention in New Haven, criticizes President Wilson for war readiness, treaty efforts, and Mexican policy. He cites perceived departmental extravagance and a failed Paris treaty, accusing Wilson of pressuring the Senate and risking popular judgment on ratification.
Harlan county Ky on the Kentucky West Virginia border seethed with activity as several hundred armed miners conducted a countywide search for operatives of a detective agency. The pursuit follows a Wallins Creek clash Saturday night that left three dead and several wounded amid tension from a strike at the Kentucky Steam Coal company.
In Paris on March 23 German officers arrived to present a plan to the supreme council. They aim to secure permission for the German state to deploy about 100,000 soldiers or police into the Ruhr district.
One half of a 409000 pound chicken halibut shipment sold at 15 cents a pound yesterday in Butte and Anaconda. Buyers swarmed Lutey stores and the public market as clerks struggled to handle crowds. More than 5000 pounds sold. another 40000 pounds expected to move in days.
Last evening no conference occurred between master plumbers and journeymen. Plumbers said no meeting was planned and cited the Associated Industries as handling settlement talks. Officials of the body denied knowledge of any union meeting, though informal talks have occurred with building trades and progress is not announced.
Thirty enlisted men of the United States Navy stationed at Rockaway naval air station will depart soon for London to study at an English dirigible school. The training prepares them for a possible transatlantic flight with the R-38, sister ship of the R-34.
Inquiry from Salt Lake sheriff about Steve Maslich and Nick Oblizelo in Gus Manos murder near the school of mines was denied by Chief Murphy. Investigation by Butte police found no link to Maslich or Oblizelo. Maslich and Oblizelo held in Utah for Marko Larisa murder. Maslich captured in Butte August 12, 1919.
Louis E. Ferro reports from Guatemala City on a rising religious sect the Unionistas denouncing the Cabrera administration. Business leaders back Cabrera while American interests voice concern over insurrection risks and the country’s progress, including a new palace, schools, a military academy and aviation growth.
The embargo on express shipments was lifted today in 14 states and the District of Columbia. The American Railway Express company said no striker had returned to work.
Washington March 23. An executive order by President Wilson directs the secretary of the interior to liquidate all outstanding claims against the United States fuel administration under the order.
Funeral for William T Veale aged 35 will be Wednesday at 2 30 PM at his aunt and uncle George A Dixon residence 1327 Jefferson Street Interment Mountain View Cemetery Plumbers union members to meet at Duggan's undertaking parlors 1 45 PM to attend.
The funeral of Antone Smith will be held at Richards' chapel Friday at 2 PM with Rev C F Chapman officiating. Interment will be in Mount Moriah cemetery. The remains of Harry G Billick were sent from Richards' parlors last evening by the Northern Pacific to Brooklyn New York for funeral and interment.
Theo dore W. Powell pleaded guilty to conspiring to defraud the United States railroad administration by forging passes and was sentenced to 21 months in the federal penitentiary at McNeil's Island Washington. He was arrested in Portland Oregon recently. Thirteen other persons are under indictment.
The remains of Ernest 5. Davies will be moved from White's parlors to his home at 1006 West Copper Street this Wednesday afternoon. The funeral from the home tomorrow at 1 30 PM proceeds to St John’s church for services at 2 PM conducted by Rev. Mr. Chapman.
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