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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1920

Page

8

Prohibition Drive Shapes 1932 Convention Battles

The Anti Saloon League plans to back dry planks in both parties and may unite on a single candidate in each convention to enforce prohibition. Leaders deem repeal unlikely and target Bryan’s camp in the Democratic camp while watching Republicans for a dry slate.

Standard Washington Anti-Sallon League Anti-Saloon League William Jennings Bryan Resolutions Committee Resolution Committee Bryan J W. B. Wheeler Congress

Butte Public Library Seeks Levy Increase to Sustain Operations

The Butte Public Library reports loss in income due to tax levy reallocation and requests a quarter mill levy increase for the coming year. In 1917 library income was 31292.12, in 1919 it fell to 23447.97, with average annual operating cost 29137.28. The building lacks space and replacement volumes. children's services and branch work are needed. Circulation rose significantly to 201980 volumes last year. personnel matters were also reviewed.

Board of Library Trustees Butte Library Board The American Legion Council Legion Library Committee

Butte Briefs: Birth in April and cafe dispute heard

Born April 320 to Mr and Mrs H B Gibson of 220 Oak Street at Deaconese hospital a son. Bull of James O Leary against Hugo Fairey for 6000 dollars over a partnership disagreement was heard by Judge Jackson and taken under advisement yesterday. O Leary and Fairey are former cafe partners.

H. B. Gibson Oak Street Dea- Conese Hospital Bull James O'Leary Hugo Fairey

Four Unions Act on Wage Proposals in Butte

In Butte last night four unions the cooks and waiters the Women’s Protective the Workingmen and the bakers debated wage proposals. Two unions moved to a referendum and two delayed decisions while negotiations with employers proceed in a friendly manner. The Workingmen’s union rejected a counter offer but said talks would continue. The cooks and waiters and the Women’s Protective union scheduled referendums today. The bakers delayed action until Sunday.

Women's Protective Butte Cooks and Waiters Women's Protective Union Workingmen’s Union Workingmen's Union Cooks and Waiters’ Union Bakers’ Union

City Adopts $627,740 Budget With Time Savers

City council last night set aside $627,740 to run the city government starting May 1. Allocations cover Fire $130,000 Police $105,000 sinking fund $46,000 interest $34,500 and warrant reduction $19,500, with funds for salaries streets lighting water garb age and ash and general expenses among others. Police reductions aim to save $29,165 yearly. most admin departments are affected by the ordinance.

Methodist Church Tops Drive In Butte Campaign

The Methodist Episcopal church has surpassed its quota, with $37,000 subscribed so far, the first Montana Butte church to reach its target as the interchurch drive widens statewide. Rev. J B Harriss reports strong canvassing, including $1,474 in a single day from business leaders as Baptists push totals toward $76,000 after an initial $69,000.

Methodist Episcopal Church Interchurch Butte Interchurch Movement J. 8. Harriss

Food Control Act Can't Be Enforced Says One Judge

Federal Judge Walter Evans in Louisville dismisses action against alleged profiteers saying the Lever food control act is too vague and its language too indefinite to be enforced.

Louisville Walter Evans Evans

Lecturer Explores Colloids in Modern Chemistry

Dr. Harry N. Holmes of Oberlin College spoke at the state school of mines in Butte on colloids, noting their central role since 1900 and their industrial relevance across soils dyes soaps glass paper emulsions bacteria milk and more. He outlined suspensions in gas liquid or solid and cited oil flotation as a copper mining example. He will discuss emulsions at 2 30 this afternoon and gels at 8 o'clock tonight in room 9.

State School of Mines Butte Harry N. Holmes Oberlin College Pullman Washington State College Holmes Anaconda School of Mines

Butte Personal Notices Highlight City Visitors and Death

Butte notes attendances by G W Collins of Gold Creek and George Collins of Willow Creek at the funeral of Aurelia D McPherson who died Thursday at a local hospital. Also listed are Laurie Ballard Eva Ballard Jennie Johnson Clair Quist Mary Wigton Jack Hodgson J B Mayfield H E Andrus Fern J Benton Leggat 8 C Ashby John G Brown and George P Porter among others visiting or passing through Butte.

G. W. Collins Gold Creek George Collins Willow Creek Aurelia D. McPherson Butte Laurie Eva Ballard Jennie Johnson Clair K. Quist State College Bozeman Wisdom Mary C. Wigton Sheridan Jack CC. Hodgson American City Bureau Chamber of Commerce San Francisco J. B. Mayfield Dillon Butte Hotel H. E. Andrus Fern Andrus J. Benton Leggat Salt Lake City Bute C. Ashby Helena Northern Pacific John G. Brown Thornton George P. Porter

Russo Japanese agreement signed to Rio

The war office announced an imminent Russo Japanese agreement that will concede virtually all of Japan's demands. The notice is dated April 30 and signals a major shift in the conflict parameters as both sides move toward settlement.

Rio War Office

Wanted man Carnahan linked to multiple states

Finger print expert Joe Williams in Butte identified O. M. Carnahan alias M. O. Carney alias M. O. Varney alias J. C. Leavitt alias Wilson as a habitual check passer. Arrested at Leggat hotel for cashing a $250 draft, he faced inquiries over a $23.25 counterfeit check in Great Falls and was then sent to stand trial. Federal and state authorities pursued leads from Leavenworth, Yakima, and Atmore. Carnahan claimed his father owned a large Atmore sawmill and planned Montana branch offices with permanent Butte headquarters.

O. M. Carnahan M. O. Carney M. O. Varney J. C. Leavitt Wilson Joe Williams Butte Carnahan Leggat A. B. Morris Morris Williams Great Falls Rainbow Hotel Great Atmore Ala Montana

Amundsen Plans Arctic Drift After Nome Visit

Roald Amundsen, the Norwegian Arctic explorer, has not abandoned his expedition. After a planned Nome, Alaska stop, he intends to enter the ice pack near Wrangell Island off eastern Siberia and drift across the Polar Sea, according to a dispatch to the London Times from Christiania.

London Roald Amundsen Nome Alaska Wrangell Island Siberia Acros Polar Sea London Times Christiania

Philips Arthur Ernest Philips Dies at 45

Arthur Ernest Philips aged 45 died late Thursday night. Survived by mother Mrs. Jane Philips and sister Mrs. Frank Sando, plus four nieces and two nephews. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM at the family home 1402 Fourth Street Walkerville with Rev W H Pascoe officiating. Interment Mount Moriah cemetery.

Sullivan Funeral for Jeremiah J. Sullivan 35

The funeral for Jeremiah J. Sullivan aged 35 will be held Saturday at 9 o'clock at the family residence 138 East La Platte Street, proceeding to St. Lawrence Church for mass at 9 50. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Undertaker Notices for Seadorf and Walther Families

The funeral for William Seadorf is set for Saturday at 2 PM at the family home 212 West Porperry Street with interment at Mountainlow cemetery. J Walther's funeral will be Sunday at 2 PM in Daly Shea chapel with interment at Mountain View cemetery.

MPherson McPherson McDonald and Uren Funeral Notices

In this city yesterday Mrs Aurelia D McPherson 51 of Piedmont Mont remains at Sherman Reed funeral chapel services at 2 pm conducted by Rev KB Harper remains to New Sharon Iowa for interment Mrs Isabelle McDonald 59 of 1109 West Park St remains at Sherman Reed funeral parlors funeral at 1:30 Sunday at Sherman Reed chapel then to First Presbyterian Church services at 2 pm officiated by Rev Ro Groeneveld interment Mount Morrison Eleanor Uren 29 of 8156 Farragut Street remains at Sherman Reed undertaking parlor funeral announcement to follow later.

M'Pherson Aurelia D. McPherson Piedmont Mont Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel KB. J. Harper New Sharon Iowa M'Donald Isabelle McDonald West Park Street Sherman & Reed Funeral Snerman & Reed First Presbyterian Church J. Groeneveld Mount Moriah Uren Eleanor Uren Farracut Street Sherman & Reed Undertaking

Miller and Porteous Remains Placed at Cassidy & Bilboa Parlors

Agnes Miller 61 wife of John Miller remains at Cassidy and Bilboa parlors. Funeral at family residence 1800 South Montana Street later announced. Ann Porteous remains also at Cassidy and Bilboa parlors with funeral announcement pending.

Butte Riot Witness Describes Hill Mob and Shots

Sheriff O Rourke testifies on the Anaconda road riot describing a crowd of 400 600 on the hill. He says he tried to disperse them before shots rang out and identifies John Berkin as firing a shotgun while noting others fired in the air.

O'Rourke Embree Mr. O'Rourke Mike Sheehan Walkerville Sheriff O'Rourke John Berkin Berkin Sullivan Simons Sheriff's Office Billings Stewart Butte John Gillie W. C. Siderfin Buck Mangum J. L. Bruce Norman Braly Lester Frink Paul Gow E. V. Daveler D. M. Kelly D’gay Stivers Mr. Brewer North Butte East Butte Elm Orlu Anaconda Copper Mining Company Butte & Superior Davis-Daly O’rourke Anaconda Road American Legion Manning Fmbree Donovan Walker Mike O'Donnell Never Sweat Mine O'Donnell James Ford Halley Hartunen C. McNeill Gome Mike Sullivan

Awning Height Ordered for Brinig Store

Henry Brinig a clothing merchant at 14 North Main Street appeared in police court over a low awning. He was instructed by public works commissioner Strasburger to raise the awning from five and one half to seven feet to meet city ordinance. A $5 fine was imposed.

Henry Brinig North Main Street Brinig EF. J. Strasburger Public Works

Also Mentioned on This Page

Methodist Church H. N. Holmes Butte Personals Detective Williams Amundsen Undertakers M. J. Walsh CO Emba Mers Joseph Richards Warrington Richards George T. Wade South Vientana Street Larry Duggan Sherman & Reed Funeral Directors Broadway Arizona Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors and Embalmers E. Perk St Sam R. White Panera South Main Street O'Connor Whalen Silver Bow County Leavenworth Roy Alley Alley Oscar Hungate Hungate Sunday Standard Miner Popular Ladies’ Garment Store East Park Street
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