Socialist Party Opens Campaign at Madison Square Garden
In New York on May 9 the Socialist Party launched its 1920 campaign at a Madison Square Garden mass meeting. Eugene V. Debs, serving a 10 year prison term in Atlanta on espionage act charges, was hailed as the party’s presidential nominee. The event, attended by about 5,000, featured The Internationale and the Marseillaise and aimed to advance the party’s call for general strike action through industrial action. Authorities guarded against anti radical demonstrations and operatives from IWW and communist sympathizers were kept from the venue. Debs was proclaimed the nominee by Morris Hillquit who criticized Washington and both major parties as radically revolutionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Socialist Rig of America
Madison Square Garden
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta, Ga
Debs
Russia
Industrial Workers of the World
Morris Hillquit
Washington
Socialist Party
Relief Worker Edith Cold Tells Near East Experience
May 6 Constantinople dispatch from Angora recounts Edith Cold of Cleveland headmistress for the American commission for relief in the Near East attempting to save Armenian orphans. She risked her life under a flag of truce to reconcile Turks and Armenians, initiating a seven hour truce at 3 AM. Armenians refused to quit attacks.
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Constantinople
Edith Cold
American Commission For Relief In
Near East
Cleveland
Ohio
Angora
Halide Edib Hanem
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Togan
Hadjin
Sin
Beginning of season launched with parade in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge May 9 The Twilight league opens the season Tuesday the 18th with a big parade as town shops close early for employees to join. Mayor Conley to pitch the opening ball or it to be received by Ed Sears as the Electrics meet the Machinists at 8 at the fair grounds. A dance and social at the city pavilion follow the game, promising lively turnout and seasonal cheer to drive dull care away.
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Fair Grounds
Achiniets
Electrics
Rank Conley
Ed Sears
Ter
Milwaukee
Ity Pavillion
Lodge
Damages Sought In Deer Lodge Rail Accident Case
Cora A. Spurtum sues Northern Pacific Railway Co and others for 50200 dollars claiming permanent injuries from a 1919 rail collision near Deer Lodge when an evening train from Butte struck a freight car in the yard. The case moves in the Third Judicial District of Silver Bow County.
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Deer Lodge
Silver Bow County
District Court of the Third Dicia District
Cora A. Spurtum
Northern Pacific Sway Company
Ember
United States Mall Stage Sets Off From Drummondé
The United States mall stage will depart Drummondé for Heimville and Ovenda as soon as 41 and No. 4 arrive. The schedule runs daily except Sunday.
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United States
Drummondé
Heimville
Ovenda
Starving coyotes await his death on tractor accident
Peter Paderson, a rancher near Cody Wyoming, spent a night pinned under a tractor in a blizzard as starving coyotes circled him. He endured severe chest injuries, a shattered arm, and kerosene burns but was rescued at dawn and is improving in Cody hospital. His partner and nearby neighbors attempted rescue for hours before help arrived.
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The
Standard
Billings
Peter Paderson
Lakeview
Cody
Wyo
Paderson
Pederson
Cody Hospital
Republic Effects Treaty With Russian Soviets
A peace treaty announced from Moscow grants Georgia independence, pledges non interference, and outlines territorial bounds including Tiflis, Kutais, Batum regions and parts of Seakataly Sukhum. Georgia must disarm hostile forces and hand them to Soviet Russia, while military supplies and funds are confiscated. Georgia agrees to shield current pro Soviet defendants from punishment.
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London
Russia
Republic of Georgia
Moscow
Georgia
Tiflis
Kutais
Batum
Seakataly
Sukhum
Black Sea
Knights of Pythias Banquet Held in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge May 9. Knights of Pythias members hosted a banquet for over 75 guests with a Mount Powell orchestra providing music. Toastmaster Charles Brown presided as W. E. Keeley delivered the welcome, and grand chancellor W. A. Pennington of Roundup spoke on member duties. Local speakers followed, with Grace Allen of Los Angeles performing a dance and Howard McIntyre entertaining with monologue and songs.
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Fred Tallon
Jens
War
Gensberger
Butte
Floyd Johnson
Grace Allen
Los Angeles
Howard McIntyre
War veteran with wheelchair wedding in Hull
Thomas Donkin, a war veteran who had lost both hands and legs, married Ivy Bellard in Hull. Ivy walked beside her husband in a wheelchair as friends showered the couple with confetti, celebrating a resilient union.
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Hull
Eng
Thomas Donkin
Ivy Bellard
Pacific International Won Lost Summary
The standings show Vancouver and Spokane with losses and limited scores. Tacoma and Victoria recorded multiple games with mixed results. Yakima finished with two losses and Beattle D led with four wins and a sparse score line.
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Pacific International
Vancouver
Spokane
Tacoma
Victoria
Pacific International results show Victoria dominating
Spokane 1 Yakima 5 Tacoma 1 Victoria 10 positions the Victoria team ahead with a clear 10 point margin over rivals, reflecting a strong performance across venues. Spokane and Tacoma trails indicate uneven regional outcomes in this Pacific International roundup.
Anaconda Propagation Work Delayed at Stuart Mills Hatchery
Severe winter weather has delayed propagation work at Stuart Mills spring hatchery near Georgetown Lake. Dr. I. T. Treece, in charge, said native trout did not begin running until April 22, the latest on record. Most of the run appears over, yet a late run is unlikely. The station is now at capacity with 1,500,000 spawn in incubation, and future spawning will be moved to Washoe park hatchery. Open water near the bay mouth is forming but lies inside the dead line where fishing is prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Mills
Georgetown Lake
I. T. Treece
Washoe Park
Treece
Well Known Woman Mrs Mary A Hall Dies After Illness
Mrs Mary A Hall wife of John Hall of 110 Spruce street died yesterday afternoon at St Ann's hospital after a three week battle with erysipelas. Her son, also ill, is reported recovering. Born June 15 1857 in Price Edward Island Canada she lived in Anaconda and Butte over 35 years. A Presbyterian, she held active roles in fraternal groups including Brotherhood of American Yeomen Daughters of the Thistle and Ladies auxiliary of the Loyal Order of Moose. Surviving are her husband and son J B C Knight assistant county attorney. Funeral at the family home Wednesday with Presbyterian church services to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Hall
John Hall
Spruce Street
St. Ann's Hospital
Hall
Price Edward Island
Canada
Anaconda
Butte
Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood of American Yeomen, Daughters of the Thistle
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Loyal Order of Moose
J. B. C. Knight
Anaconda News in Brief Highlights Local Events and Notices
Anaconda items list classes and meetings including Eastern Star and Gaelic social, real estate and vehicle for sale notices, taxi and transport services, and social events at Washoe park and Moose hall. Residents visit relatives, market closures, and upcoming concerts and ball plans reflect a busy local scene with multiple small ads and community notices.
Deer Lodge Visitors and Local Business Moves Summary
Deer Lodge sees a stream of visitors including W A Munson Leo Holynecht L W Rodda and William Hoelzner of Missoula and Dr and Mrs H H Mahler of Los Angeles on a western tour. Local activities include Harbor Creek Placer Mining company filings in Deer Lodge and theater construction on Main Street by Magnus Hansen. The Milwaukee electrification project attracts Charles F E Wilson of Schenectady while Jere Clifford state parole officer visits town. court house razing and store leadership changes also mark the week.
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Deer Lodge
W. A. Munson
Leo Holynecht
L. W. Rodda
William Hoelzner
Missoula
Butte
Powell County
H. H. Mahler
Los Angeles
Arthur Buchen
R. L. Cleveland, Jr
EB. A. Waldron
Charles Kk. Foote
Ltarvey Creek Placer Mining Company
W. A. Pennington
Roundup
Karl Genzberger
K. of P
Arthur J. Buchen
Great Falls
Montana Cord Tire Company
M. G. Skace
Tacoma
Milwaukee
Main Street
Magnus Hansen
Orpheum
Spokane
Charles FE. Wilson
Schenectady
Charles Glass
Co-Operative
Harry Holland
Philipsburg
A. L. Mulkins
Miles City
Frank Skedd
Indiana
Fred.Talbot
Knights of Pythias Lodge
BE. C. Gibbs
Chicago
Rain Carries Fresh Spring Showers Into Anaconda
The first real spring rain of the season visited Anaconda yesterday afternoon, washing streets and benefiting lawns. The downpour dampened spirits of golfers at the Country Club who were caught on the links without extra wraps last night.
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Anaconda
Roadster Wanders Into Wall. Driver Expects Repair Bill
Dick Flood checked in at the smelter yesterday and allowed his roadster engine to run. While he was away the car moved on its own, slammed into a brick wall in the yard, and the car is now in the garage. Flood awaits the repair estimate.
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Dick Flood
Elsey Family First Long Distance Tourists Pass Anaconda
E F Elsey and family of Pueblo Colorado become the season s first long distance automobile tourists to pass through Anaconda. They stopped briefly yesterday after leaving California March 10. They faced bad roads from the state line to Portland and from here to Spokane in a small car with ample luggage.
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E. F. Elsey
Pueblo
Col
Anaconda
California
Colorado
California State Line
Portland
Ore
Spokane
AOH and Auxiliary Attend Communion at St Pauls Church
The Ancient Order of Hibernians and its ladies auxiliary along with the Daughters of Erin joined in a body for communion yesterday morning at St. Paul’s Church. Rev. Father Patrick Casey from Mount St. Charles College in Helena delivered a special sermon.
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Order of Hibernians
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Daughters of Erin
St. Paul’s Church
Patrick Casey
Mount St. Charles College
Helena
Falks Leave for Pocatello as Mother Faces Relapse
Barry Felix and Jake Falk departed yesterday for Pocatello Idaho after a message said their mother had suffered another relapse with little hope for recovery. The short notice left Mr Falk unable to arrange cover for his meat business, forcing closure of his market until his return.
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Barry
Felix
Jake Falk
Pocatello
Idaho
Mr. Falk
Anode Team Looms for Spring Training in Anaconda
The Anode baseball squad gathers for spring training this evening on the city common under Captain Lodel. A core group remains to form a team slightly above average with weakness in the battery. Several former city league players seek tryouts likely to be offered a chance.
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Lodel
City Common
Anaconda
James Longeway Starts for Boston After 70th Birthday
Foreman James Longeway of the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway paint shop marks his seventieth birthday by traveling to Boston for several weeks. He will dine on beans baked as in boyhood and visit friends he has not seen in 26 years, with a stop in St Paul to see Governor Burnquist of Minnesota.
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James Longeway
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Jim
Boston
Mass
St. Paul
Burnquist
Minnesota
Milk Test Results Show Butter Fat Levels
Sanitary Officer Shevlin released last week’s milk test results. The legal minimum butter fat is 3.3 percent. Dealers’ readings: Terkla 5.2, Verlanic 3.6, Lazetich 4.0, Benniger 4.6, McMonigle 3.4, Nick Verlanic 3.6, Val Gall 2.0, Purity Dairy 4.5.
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Shevlin
John Terkla
John Verlanic
Peter Lazetich
William Benniger
William McMonigle
Nick Verlanic
Val Gall
Purity Dairy
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Qugialist Party
Hamilton
Pythian Lodge
Yakima
Anaconda News
Melander
Wahlstedt
Optician
Hast Park
Haarlem
Verberckmoe
Trail Garage
Yeomen
Moose Hall
Sammerslough’s
A. O. H. Hall
Thomas F Elliott
J. Bronner
City
Susie Maynard
Amber Borcher
World Wide Guild
Elaine Hurd
Ted Larabie
A. D. Schmidt
Olympia, Wash
Washoe Market
East Park
M. Fidell
Ladies’ Auxiliary of Brotherhood Railroad
Mabel Hall
George H. Thomas and Son
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
G. N. Frink
Anaconda Automobile and Good Roads Association
Montana
Montana Power
Ardtla
Alco Taxi
Cc. O. F
Lady Moose
Plaza Cafe
Eford Truck
Inquire
Branscombe’s _rage
Lorraine
Silha’s
Main St
Roy & Gagnier
Country Club Overland
Mrs. E. Anderson
White Sulphur Springs
Anaconda Shoe Shop
Tescher
McLean
Jurich
Young
Barnard
Charles Goose
Holden
Ind
Susan Ensminger
Mrs. Goose
Cecil Fuller
St. Ann’s Hospital
Mill Creek
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Annie Corrigan
Aryona
Edna Wells
Hastings
Centerville
George Barr McCutcheon
Paramount Aircraft Picture
Paris
Dorothy Dalton
Hall Room Boys
Biwi
Orange-C Co
Geen Pee Co
Nantes
Anaconda Products CO
Anaconda, Mont
Louise
Lost Lake
Earl Montgomery
Joe Rock
M. P. Mahoney
Main Stud
G. A. Tuttle Co. Funeral Directors
East Park Avenue
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