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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
4
The Butte Parent-Teacher Association grows with more circles, unites parents and teachers, and expands in Lincoln Emerson Grant Monroe and McKinley schools. It aims to improve home life, child nurture, and school cooperation, with planned playgrounds, libraries, and educational programs endorsed by national leaders.
New York May 6 The letter writing murderer who killed Eleanor Cohen and Charlie Murray has written to the Murray mother promising another murder after the current excitement subsides. Mrs. Murray read a paragraph and collapsed. The same killer is believed to have targeted Mrs. De the Bill, whose death was linked to a Roth chicken case. Police report the Mount Bethel Epworth League elected officers at a meeting in Dawson Juxon Termory May 6. The Mist sailing on the Yukon river occurred yesterday as the Vidette left Lake Lebarge for Dawson, a voyage said to be historic and ice-free except for three points likely to open in a day or two. About 70,000 people are needed to take a census of this country.
Principal J A Shoemaker announces Arbor Day races on May 11 in Anaconda. Two mile relay features main block course with eight teams. free for all dashes include sixth to eighth grades. Entries include St Paul, Lincoln, St Peter teams. prizes supplied by Anaconda Business Men's Association.
Readers may obtain Oneida Community spoons by presenting four coupons and 19 cents per spoon or two spoons for 80 cents with seven consecutive coupons. Terms apply at Butte or Anaconda offices. mail orders add 6 cents per spoon. Also notes six men arrested by Assistant Chief Walsh and mentions a huge opal weighing 17 ounces held in county jail.
A complaint filed yesterday details a tort claim by a plaintiff seeking specific performance of a real estate transaction and 75 dollars in damages. The suit cites injury from a collision and alleges failure to transfer property deeds from the estate of Zeta Hall. Separate rulings include a settlement in a separate insurance case and a $11.25 judgment in a small-claims matter. Historians note extensive ancient Nile embankments in regional engineering history.
BE Myrick and Miss Clara Hackett exchanged marriage vows at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest W Ellis 15 West third street Anaconda with Rev H Rite officiating They promised to leave town upon judgment and will reside in Anaconda after the ceremony
Smith yesterday for the court dis cision on the objections to items in the expense incurred in the trial of the Rachel Williams will. He struck out mileage and witness fees for Mrs Sibyl Scott mother of Dorothy Williams who contested the will.
War losses prove severe as Ottawa censorship bulletin notes 16 Vancouver relatives among 200 Canadians rated by the last night’s report. Vancouver clerks from the Royal Bank branch volunteered for service. three killed, two wounded, one missing. Two deceased were brothers, sons of Rev William Elliott of Vancouver Island. Panama exposition highlights Bangkok pavilion transport and royal imagery. Williams College marks 200th anniversary of founder Colonel Ephraim Williams.
Yi iams a Branch and Indian wars officer left a modest estate in trust to establish an institution of learning in Western Massachusetts. The fund enabled the college to open in 1783. Snow and frost reports spread across the Plains as the Weather Bureau warned of freezing temperatures from Nebraska to Kansas and Colorado. Denver reported snow today with a storm covering eastern and southeastern Colorado and Cheyenne quiet on the western slope.
The drys faced a stinging setback in the Tillols senate as most pending dry legislation was practically killed except for the county option. A loophole may let the measure reach a roll call later.
A southbound Santa Fe flyer No 2 struck a washout caused by an irrigation ditch near Cressey California twelve miles north. The accident occurred early today injuring six people though none seriously. Three baggage and small cars left the track and a smoker car and one chair car were overturned.
Vienna dispatch reports former United States Senator Lafayette Young of Des Moines Iowa was arrested in Innsbruck Austria on suspicion of espionage with a former Attendant deputy consul at Berne Switzerland. He was released after a few hours as his companion remained in custody. Young arrived in Vienna and later left for Berlin on a European tour begun January 2 as a war correspondent for the Des Moines Capital.
New York reports the national board of the National Woman Suffrage Association issuing a call for suffrage leaders to convene in Chicago on June 16 to discuss the sixty four Superess. The call is granted by Dr. Anna Howard Shaw and other leaders including Mrs. Medillac Sormick and Mrs. Susan Fitzgerald. Floral Park addition described as a perfect building site. Come out today.
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