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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1922

Page

2

Prisoner Refuse 15 Basis Testimony In Conley Case

Testimony covers misused prison provisions and alleged conversion by Conley. Witnesses describe bread, milk, and meat handling, swill feeding to hogs, and alleged improper purchases. Officials discuss auto and machinery claims, with objections on wear and record entries as the trial continues.

Conley Wellington D. Rankin Ernesto de Alton Deer Lodge de Alton William A. Logan Stat J. W. Choate J. F. O'Connor Horsky

Muscle Shoals Offer Standards for Government Control

The article discusses a formal tender to be issued later for Muscle Shoals nitrate and power projects. The proposal would have the government reap 60 percent of net profits while a lessee gets 40 percent, with 2 percent annual repayment of expenses. The House committee added a requirement that any lessee must manufacture finished fertilizers for the entire term, possibly 80 to 100 years. Senate agriculture officials, including Benjamin C. Moss of the farmers' national council, criticized the Ford proposal and any plan that reduces government control over the projects.

Sterns Stern Muscle Shoals House Senate Agriculture Body Benjamin C. Moss Farmers’ National Council Ford Muscle Shor

Well Known Citizen Charged With Assault

A well known citizen, Haggerty, a former note man, is charged with assault on Stewart Jaion. The complaint states he fled before justice. Betty, his wife, asks that he be held under bonds to keep the peace. The complaint was sworn on information and by Boths, with more charges including obtaining money under false pretenses in O Neill's court. The case also mentions a red flag about hateful acts and accusations tied to a ponded liquor claim.

Haggerty Stewart Jaion Betty Eerty Eaton Fethe Charles O'Neill

Greeley PTA Elects New Officers for May Meeting

Mrs W Owsley was elected chair of the Greeley Parent Teacher Association at the meeting held Tuesday evening May 9. Mrs E Hunfold was named vice chairman Bre J Carpeno secretary treasurer Mrs E Pally delegate The retiring officers were Mrs Sam E Davis chair Hartong vice chair and Mrs J A Spaulding secretary.

W. Owsley Greeley E. Hunfold Bre J. Carpeno E. Pally Cere Sam E. Davis Hartong I W. Owsley J. A. Spaulding

Labor leaders held amid crime riot declarations in Chicago

An anarchist riot atmosphere surrounds Chicago as judges condemn conspiracies. Officials cite crime records and guard state of law, while police claim unions and ex-convicts fuel nightly violence. Denials surface from detainees as authorities press for arrests in the 경찰 slayings.

Mountain States Hit By Wide Storm Across West

A sweeping winter storm lashed the northern Black Hills and surrounding plains. In Wyoming two passenger trains and freight trains between Cheyenne and Casper were reported lost by a Colorado and Southern Railroad class, with a snow plow dispatched to free them as telegraph lines failed. Cheyenne recorded 66 mph winds and frigid temps. Modena Utah and Durango Col reported 20 degrees above zero. Miles City logged 1.83 inches of precipitation in 12 hours ending 2:30 PM, with heavy snowfall most of the day and minor flood and roof leaks in downtown.

Wyoming Cheyenne Casper Colorado & Southern Railroad Mountain Territory Modena Utah Durango Col Miles City

Russia replies to allied memorandum on finance and mixed tribunal

Russia rejects the proposed mixed tribunal as incompatible with communism. It argues former proprietors should gain participation in reconstruction through preferential rights, cites damages over blockades and foreign wars, and criticizes Western powers for excluding Russia from international life. The reply asserts real credits and debt annulment were not provided, and condemns political motives over material claims.

Genoa Russia Memorandul Puble Deans Econo Conference Alabama United States dfMcult

National Hospital Day Observed By Butte Area

Butte area hospitals unite for the second National Hospital Day with open houses at Murray St. James and Deaconess hospitals. Nurses graduation ceremonies, speeches by Dr. J. T. E. Slovers and Rev. Hof, and a dance at St. Jenn’s parish house followed the open events.

Even Ruureer Kathryn Maria Biefanatz Catherine Helen Furno Christine Margaret Zogarts Mary Agnes Spear Olive Elizabeth ‘McCaffery Anna Elizabeth “Kambric Maude Kathryn MacMillan N.C. Hof Mount St. Charles College Helena J. T. E. Slovers M.J. Scott Central High School Orchestra P. I. McCarthy Murray Hospital Butte Mountain View Augusta M. Nelson Elizabeth S Baruch Iene Observ Ange Ia Butte Donald Campbell J.C. Shields St. James’ Hospital

Lannon Finds State Moving Ahead Fast

Jack Lannon, president of Greater Features Incorporated, based in Seattle, visits Montana as the company expands. An office opens at 103 North Montana with manager Walton overseeing rent, as Lannon notes steady growth and plans for more than 100 pictures. The Life feature recalls Belting’s improvement and the mapper’s idea of a relaxed pose before the camera.

Jack Lannon Greater Features," Incorporated Seattle Tutte On Featuers Haw Montana Walton Lannon Lannon Beattie

Scottish Rite Ceremonies End After Four Day Run

A four day Scottish Rite Masonic ceremony concluded with a banquet at the Masonic temple led by W Wellington Smith. Forty candidates were advanced through the degrees with speeches by prominent city and state Masons. Listed are many officers and participants by name across first and second degree classes and ceremonial ranks.

Masonic Temple W. Wellington Smith Sehwefel Arst Desree A. Dixon Adam H. Copple George T Claude Doran Wandard Bart Angels The Yard Alex Anderson Titer Pant

James Alterton Dies at Los Angeles Home

James Alterton, longtime drug store operator at a Butte corner, died at his Los Angeles home. Survived by his wife, he moved to Los Angeles after selling his holdings and frequently returned to Butte for business. Funeral plans set in Los Angeles, with ties to Butte’s business circle.

James Alterton Los Angeles Butte Lonn'Angelon Alterton Mig Nis

Open Observation Cars Begin Monday Service

A fragment notes observation cars starting Monday on a Milwaukee line, highlighting their popularity with travelers and referencing trains and print announcements, but details are incomplete.

K O P Ent ertain at Castle Tonight

Knights of Pythian order members and their families plan second monthly entertainment at the Pythian castle this evening followed by a dance after the program.

Knights of Ew Order Pythian Castle Weill

Postmasters Named at Ramsay and Sloan

Special Dispatch reports new postmasters appointed in two towns. John Brown takes Ramsay role following Engbertron’s resignation, while Eien McConville steps in at Sloan replacing Lorar who also resigned.

Mpashington Mfon Tana John Brown Ramey View ‘i Engbertron Eien McConville Sloan Lorar

Judge Jackson Urges Catholic Education Week Audience

Judge Joseph R. Jackson urged parochial school pupils and Central high graduates to pursue higher education, stressing sacrifices but long term rewards. He highlighted Catholic colleges Mount St Charles and a Christ in Education fund, introduced by Father Leonard, with music by Central orchestra and glee club. College Day program planned at Knights of Columbus hall with Rt Rev John P Carroll and Rev N C Horn as speakers.

Joseph R. Jackson Knights of Columbus Hall Central High School Mount St. Charles Col- Tere Montana Jackson Hutte Father Leonard Central Orchestra Gee Club Glee Club Knights of Columbus John P. Carroll N.C. Horn Mount St. Charles College Catholic Men's Council Jere E. Shea

Two Men Plead Guilty to Attempt at Robbery

Orin Hubbard and Roy Hodger admitted guilt in a swift criminal court proceeding. Sentenced to one to three years for an attempted robbery of Mrs Hogan and Angus McLeod, they were sent to the penitentiary within minutes. Witnesses included Officers Powell and White, and the two victims. The defendants waived counsel.

Orin Hubbard Roy Hodger Criminal Court Hogan Angus McLeod Ofmcers

Miss Krook Guest of Girls Athletes At School

Anna Krook retiring director of physical education at Butte School was honored by the girls last evening. The farewell party featured a campus display and Mes Krook plans to sail for Sweden in May. She leaves her old home country with students presenting a memory, a camera, and a tribute. Mrs Botkin Buried in Washington service attended by Governor Workin and Senator Walsh as pallbearers. Her remains laid at rest in Madison, Wisconsin, with the Botkin family moving to Washington after her husband’s commission.

sMine Anna Krook Phivaical Butte Slen Taito Theater Mise Krook Sweden Stier Caumera

No Decision On Paying Highway

Inspectors and officials reviewed the Harrison avenue project with citizens, yielding diverse views and several proposals. Some wanted Harrison avenue as a city improvement district, others favored extensions or alternative streets, and a private paving option was discussed amid government readiness to fund.Several named attendees included James H. Rowe and E. F. Fletcher among others.

Harrison Avenue South Main Street Montana Street Kaw Avenue Harrison James H. Rowe E. F. Flecher Frank McPherson J. Bruce Kremer James G. Graham Peter Potter Willam Walsh James Kyde Low Phelan

Wedding Announcements Highlight Downey and Lowery Pair

Annea another, point a roarrying Justice by tutting Walter Downey and Ethel D. wedlock yesterday. The wie esses were Edward DB. Lowery and Saline Lawrence.

Annea Walter Downey Ethel D Wieesses Edward DB. Lowery Saline Lawrence

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