Eminent Montanan dies after California operation
Senator E J Anderson of White Sulphur Springs Montana dies in a San Francisco hospital after a surgical operation performed Wednesday He was a leading merchant miner and rancher with vast interests in Butte White Sulphur Springs and Meagher County The 61 year old native of Indiana left a wide business network and was noted as a square man by colleagues His wife daughter and son were at his bedside with governors and officials paying respects in Montana after the death in California
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Platinum Jewelry Policy Clears Government Stance
Secretary Redfield defended government stance at a conference with department heads and jewelers. Jewelers reported higher platinum supply and pledged patriotism, saying no need to curb platinum use for war needs. Officials emphasized increased production in the United States and abroad, debunking rumors of a government appeal to women to avoid platinum jewelry.
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Strike in Salt Lake Leaves Transit Workers Idle
Salt Lake union workers will quit tomorrow morning after rejecting a wage offer of 8 44 cents an hour. The Salt Lake Street Railway company, led by General Manager Dicke, cannot see a path to avert a walkout as workers demand a ten cent increase per hour.
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Davison Named Red Cross War Council Chairman
Washington May 10 Henry P Davison of J P Morgan Co was named chairman of a Red Cross War council by President Wilson The council will respond to extraordinary demands the war will make on Red Cross services in field and civilian relief
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Dividend Declared by Union Pacific Railroad
New York May 10 The Union Pacific Railroad declared an extra dividend of one half of 1 percent on common stock in addition to the regularly quarterly dividend of 2 percent tote Fa.
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Finlanders Put Up Hot Fight But Get Big Fine
Seven of eight men arrested at a Finnish pool hall on Covert Street were fined $50 each for gambling after police found them playing cards resembling poker with money on the table. Ami Hill was excused due to illness as his attorney cited his sickness.
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Indictment Issues In Rintelen Case Dismissal
In New York on May 1, Judge Cushman dismissed the indictment against Frank S. Monnett former Ohio attorney general and co defendant with Captain Franz Rintelen in a scheme to disrupt munition shipments to the Entente allies. The judge rejected evidence to justify Monnett’s defense while upholding indictments against other co defendants.
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Verdict Awarded Against Norman Hapgood Mentioned
Washington May 10 A dispatch notes a verdict awarded to Henry Lane Wilson former ambassador to Mexico against Norman Hapgood former editor of Colliers Weekly The article suggesting publication in that magazine referred by inference but appeared in Harper s Weekly
Divorce suit and abuse claim linked to childbirth tragedy
In a contested divorce, the wife alleges beatings during pregnancy and an accusation of infidelity. The child born in March died in April, and she cites threats with a knife. The dispute highlights personal harm amid fragile family circumstances. Separately, French Agricultural Society asks the U S to send ten farmers to Allier to replace mobilized workers and allow farming to resume.
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Graham
Jews Seek Representation at Peace Conference
Amsterdam report says Jews adopted a resolution praising the American Jewish congress and related movements as the start of a unified body for Jewish representation at the peace conference. They call on Jews to join the effort for national autonomy and Palestine. Also notes Cuba plot against Menocal and two convicts returned to prison in Oregon.
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Prisoner Escape Rumor and Governor Cantu Appointment
State prison reports an escape by trusties after exploiting privileges last night. Flood telephoned from Pudding River claiming return to prison with Thurber, who fled Pendleton for burglary and Portland for larceny. In other news, Col Estaban Cantu is reappointed military governor of northern Lower California by Carranza. Utah wheat forecast rises to 5,026,000 bushels with a 38,000 bushel increase in rye production.
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Memorial Day Minute of Silence Urged in Butte
Citizens of Butte are urged to observe a one minute moment of silence at noon on Memorial Day in salute of the flag. The idea, popular in eastern cities, spreads nationwide with participation from the Woman's Relief Corps and others. Knitting for soldiers is discouraged for socks but knitting scarves and wristlets or making bandages are suggested as comfort items.
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