First Effort to Entertain Entire State
The committee works to welcome every visitor to the city during the stay and make each guest feel entirely at home. The effort aims to showcase hospitality and coordinated events across the state capital.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
1
The committee works to welcome every visitor to the city during the stay and make each guest feel entirely at home. The effort aims to showcase hospitality and coordinated events across the state capital.
An explosion at a Texas well near Corsicana kills 16 workers and leaves nine missing. The accident occurred as crews worked at the site when the big oil producer exploded, sending flames high and trapping workers. Emergency crews battled the blaze as investigators began documenting the scene.
Col Henry M Waite president of the National Municipal league and former Dayton city manager outlined a city county consolidation plan before a Butte audience. The gathering at the high school gym featured speeches music a buffet and lively applause as supporters urged charter consolidation and debated needed constitutional changes.
The Shrine comedy parade and pageant will start on Park street at 7 tonight to officially usher in the Shrine circus carnival and Market week. An estimated 20 000 visitors are expected as a grand parade with caricatured floats and whimsical makeups proceeds through the city led by police, Bagdad band, and fire department displays.
A vehicle collision hospitalized six people, including four children, with multiple skull fractures. Authorities say three adults and three children were taken to area hospitals for treatment. Police investigated the scene and filed initial reports.
Butte begins its first market week as visitors arrive from across the state. Registration desks at the chamber of commerce issue visitor cards, rail fare refunds, and a book of tickets to entertainments, meals, trips, and events. Merchants display special bargains for newcomers as Fiji Canaries parade and Montana street carnival prepare to start this evening.
The Allen jury in the murder case against Harry Allen for Fred Greenbeck remained locked up overnight after failing to reach a verdict despite long consideration. Rumors circulated about their stance, but no official word came from the jury room.
Instantaneous death hit at least 16 men when a spark from a hammer ignited oil and gas at the G K Hughes McKee No 1 well ten miles southeast of Corsicana Texas. The blast left a burning scene with bodies recovered and many more missing amid a the enormous fire.
Dublin May 9 The Dail heard correspondence between De Valera and mediators Jamie son and Douglas showing no willingness to compromise on elections by mid September and republican sitting in parliament without oath. Demands included republican arms under guard, restoration of seized properties, and immediate amnesty for political prisoners and POWs. Cosgrave said the government refused the terms and would not pursue further talks.
Parade forms at the corner of Galena and Washington streets at seven o'clock. March proceeds north on Washington to Park then east on Park to Arizona. It continues north on Arizona to Broadway, west on Broadway to Excelsior, south on Excelsior to Park. East on Park to Montana then south to the circus grounds.
Albert Schlegetter, a chief of the murder gang terrorizing the Ruhr for French occupation, convicted by court martial and sentenced to death for espionage and sabotage. Aid Hans Sadowsky received life imprisonment with hard labor. Five other Germans in the gang got 5 to 20 years.
All foreigners, excepting an Italian attorney, held by Shantung brigands, are to be freed. The bandits announce the release of captive travelers and others in their control as negotiations proceed.
Lucy Aldrich and Minnie McFadden arrived in Peking and were taken to a hospital after capture by Shantung bandits. They refused to discuss the ordeal, while reports say Maj Roland Piper and Roland Jr and Maj Robert Allen remain in captivity with the brigands.
An American named Neumann was kidnapped at Charcoazul in the state of Durango, according to press dispatches dated May 7 from Torreon. The abduction is said to be by the outlaw Juan Galine, who last month captured W. Krull, an American mining engineer, and held him two weeks before Krull escaped.
Matt Teppo, returning from Seattle, took his family on a drive when a reckless drawing led to a crash. All occupants, including Teppo, were hospitalized with injuries. Local authorities investigated the incident and warned against risky driving behaviors.
Names and addresses of victims from a street accident released include STENE DES JARDINS 45 fractured skull of 101 Silver Bow street WAVID TERPPO 12 son of Mr and Mrs Matt Teppo 449 East Park street fractured skull JOAN HUTTULA 7 son of Mrs Paul Huttula 449 East Park street fractured skull and minor injuries MATT TEPPO 449 East Park street head injuries MES MATT TEPPO 449 East Park street badly lacerated face RICHARD TEPPO 8 severe head and facial injuries right elbow leg and left hip injuries WAINO MAKI 9 son of Mr and Mrs Toive Maki 24 Lee avenue badly cut face and head bruises JIM TONKIN 207 Howard avenue face mangled from flying glass ERNEST MAEMPE 320 East Broadway cuts on head and face Was able to return home
At Murray's hospital John Muttula is very low with slim chances of recovery while Stephen Desjardine remains in precarious condition and others in the accident victims have faint hope. The collision, one of the worst in years, sent nine people to hospitals last evening with continued coverage on page 7.
Queen Mary Purnell wife of Benjamin Purnell head of the House of David appeared before Judge Harry Dingeman and refused to reveal the whereabouts of her husband or other details. She defended the faith in a half hour talk and said Benjamin is the seventh messenger of the Lord. Her remarks followed reports of alleged immorality and a Portsmouth, Kentucky desertion in early days.
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