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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1920
Page
7
Several compact properties in Oregon avenue and west side listing rent-to-own plans. Three-room cottages with basic kitchens, closets, and cellars praised for improvements paid by seller. Prices range from 1 350 to 5 250 with cash and monthly payments and immediate possession offered.
John Harrington an old street railway employee died in Oakland Cal on April 17 after years of service since 1913 on the Centerville line. He had been moved to a stub line due to ill health and visited cousins in Oakland after leaving Butte. He lived with his aunt at 333 East Broadway and leaves parents and relatives in Ireland. He was well regarded by colleagues and had a wide local circle of friends in Butte.
MISS CA mille A'Dosch society editor of the Portland Oregonian died here early today from injuries suffered last Sunday in a collision involving two Southern Pacific electric trains near Portland. The accident also claimed the life of her nephew, Fieurot Josselyn, a younger correspondent, and the details mention other casualties and fatalities.
May 11 report from The Mague states the treasury decides the former German crown prince and exiles will not pay any fines. Their stay at Wieringen is seen as involuntary internment and not a voluntary residence.
The American Legion in Silver Bow plans a May drive to enlist about 4 300 new members and reclaim dropped members. Local post officers estimate 5 000 eligible in Butte, aiming to boost rolls by appealing to veterans from World War II era. State headquarters will award a flag banner to the post with the most new members.
The State Board reviews the opened pool facility and notes daily cleaning by vacuuming and filtration. The report details lime and alum treatment, sediment removal, and analytic data showing stable chlorinity, indicating proper sanitation and water quality for bathers.
Tokyo reports Morris United States ambassador to Japan may return home to participate in presidential elections. Washington notes a resolution asking President Wilson to send an American warship to protect lives and property aboard the railroad. Emperor Yoshinito has reportedly recovered from recent illness.
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