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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1922

Page

2

Shrine Circus Opens with Mixed Delights for All Ages

The Shrine Circus features wild animal shows, a merry-go-round, hot dogs, dances, vaudeville acts, and baby and infant contests. It raises funds to send the Shriners band and patrol to the San Francisco convention next June while highlighting free hospitals for crippled children. Over 650 Shriners in red fezzes paraded, led by R. R. Rathbone and W. W. Wisner, with performances nightly 7 to 12 until May 13 except Sundays.

Shriners San Francisco North America R. R. Rathbone Bagdad Temple Dillon W. W. Wisner Bill Blocked

Sealy Welcomes Son in Northwest Toys Family

Kelly, head of Northwest Toys, celebrated yesterday as he became a father to a son weighing eight pounds. Mother and baby are reported thriving. The note closes with a proverb about keeping wolves from the door and a European reference, ending in Nashville Tennessee.

W. ©. Kelly Pasisner The Northwest Toys Wolf America Nashville

Scouts Honor Court Held Amid War News At Butte

A crowded court of honor and badge investitures were held as Scouts from multiple troops gathered for the annual ceremony. Awards included Eagle and Life degrees and public service merit certificates, with Judge Donovon and Justice Turner presiding.

Butte Tagle John Metroop R. J. Bowen Eugene Leamer Donald Lyle Court of Honor Earle N. Gensberger M. M. Donoghue P. le Wille Life Joseph R. Jack D. J. Charen Malcolm Gillis Harry Hanson

Railroads Seek Stronger Powers Over Labor Board

In Chicago May 4 men from the Missouri Kansas Texas shop craft division urged broader authority for the labor board to curb contractor work. They argued railroads push contract labor to dodge rulings and demand harsher enforcement and expanded powers for the board. Also reported: Justice ONeill married Frank Sprague and Beulah Hager in Philipsburg, witnesses Dan Sullivan and Alex Rodger. Mayor Olea of Youngstown may run for Ohio governor per Pittsburg Gazette Times. Bolsheviks accuse capitalists of planning to sack Russia, suggesting Bahara as alternative profits.

Chicago United Sates Railroad Labor Board C. J S Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad Meewan Mabor ‘Board Sore Peta Peee Justice O'Neill Frank Sprague Beulah Hager Philipsburg Dan L. Sullivan Alex C. Rodger

Tornado kills two in Texas and injures many at Penfield

Reports say two people, J Mussett Jr and Mrs W F Woodman, were fatally hurt and others injured as flying debris struck Penfield. About 40 were treated locally with 15 hospital cases. two students at nearby St Edward's College also injured as dormitory portions fell. Nearby Louisiana floodwaters spread from the Mississippi levee break near Peridas with 450 refugees sought by boats.

J Mussett, Jr W. F. Woodman Penfield Bt. Edward's College Pennfield Louisiana New Orleans Mississippi Peridas Pointe-a-la-Hache Rellet

Sze Sees Chinese Struggle Inevitable During Readjustment

Washington May 4 Chinese Minister Sze said the fighting in China is an inevitable incident in the shift from monarchy to republic The minister expressed belief the conflict is tied to the democratic transition and that foreigners and their property should not face interference as China contends with internal upheaval

Washington China Sze Talen i

Blanchard Returns as Fireman's Fund Representative in Montana

Pete Blanchard, once an insurance agent in the Northwest, arrives in Montana as I P Blanchard secretary of Fireman's Fund. Charles D French state agent meets him in Butte from San Francisco and tours the state with him. Blanchard has strong interests in Montana and is a stockholder.

Pete Blanchard Northwest Montana I. P. Blanchard Fireman's Fund United States Butte Charles D. French Mr. Blanchard San Francisco Charlie Virginia City Blanchard Mr. Reach

Blanchard Talks Montana Ties and Oil Field Roots

H P Pete Blanchard, Montana Power holder, jokes about roots from Helena to Butte while touring billings. Fireman’s Fund group hosts him, as he travels nationwide as an executive director. Friends recount his resemblance to Woodrow Wilson and his easy manner. Blanchard quips he’d rather be Fireman’s Fund secretary than U S president.

Montana Power Helena Billings Butte Hom Fireman's Fund Montana Fire Insurance Company James H. Rowe Lawlor & Rowe Firen Fund Blanchard Monta Tam California National Woodrow Wilson French Incoe United States

French uncover red spy scheme in center of France

Police claim a vast spy ring linked to Bolshevist propaganda operated across major French centers. Documents rallied for Moscow and a key arrest was made near Paris at Sur-Seine outside one of France’s largest arsenals. Merce Cachin blamed capitalist pressure in Genoa as the discovery emerged.

France Francs B. UN Moscow Sur-Seine Paris Merce Cachin Communist Party In Genoa

Music Festival planned in Butte for coming summer

Butte music lovers welcome a new undertaking by the Music Festival association formed at a recent meeting to draft local talent for a three day festival this summer. Sam Treloar leads pro tem efforts with pledges of broad support from bands choirs and teachers. Planning includes training sessions and meetings to finalize details for what could be the Northwest s greatest chorus.

Butte Music Festival Association Anaconda Sam Treloar Northwest Treloar

Butte Man Killed in Champion Mine Rockfall

John Bronnerberg of Butte died when ground and rock collapsed at the Champion mine at about 500 feet depth. Fellow worker John Bergstrom Wax was injured but expected to recover. Coroner W. D. Kendricks planned an inquest. roads near the mine were said to be poor. Bronnerberg, 43, resided at 436 South Dakota street with no listed relatives. Bergstrom lived at 1125 West Granite street.

John Bronnerberg Butte Champion W. D. Kendrick Anaconda John Bergstrom Bronnerberg Bergstrom South Dakota Street Tt In West Granite Street

Three Killed Four Wounded In Canton Gun Battle

In Canton Ohio on May 4 a gun battle near the city lasted over an hour between a posse and four men. Three were killed and four wounded, likely fatally. The clash followed the kidnapping of Motorcycle Policeman John Wise after he attempted to arrest the speeding car near the city limits. Police and gunmen exchanged hundreds of shots during the confrontation.

Canton Ohio Posse Here John Wise Wise

Irregulars Clash with Free State Forces in Ireland

Heavy fighting reported along the Londonderry border near Buncrana and Birt. Five civilians, including a six year old girl, wounded during a Bollant bank raid in Bunerans County Donegal as Free troops arrived. raiders fled with booty. Ulster special constables near Londonderry attacked by mutineers with machine guns. casualties not yet confirmed.

Londonderry-Doncgal Birt Free State Buncrana Selpast Bunerans County Donegal Associat Londonderry Ulster Special Here

Gronna Dies At Home In Lakota

Politician Gronna, longtime North Dakota congressman and farm bloc ally, dies at his Lakota home after a career shaping agricultural policy. He served in Congress from 1903 to 1911 and chaired the Senate Agricultural Committee. Survived by his wife and children.

Buxton Trail County Jonnie Ospby Lakota Fn General Martin N. Johnson Andrew. Miller United States North Dakota John Worst John Worst, Then President of the State Agricultural Cell E. F. Ladd Gronna Congress

Judge rules Mount Evans seizure over liquor aboard ship

Federal Judge J. C. Hutcheson declared American ships as territory where liquor cannot be sold. He confiscated 254 bottles of intoxicating liquor seized on the steamship Mount Evans, a United States Shipping Board vessel, at Galveston.

J. C. Hutcheson Mount Evans United States Shiping Board Galvesto

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