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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
2
A brief notice states the United Verde Extension will reopen within days once delayed repairs to the smelter are finished. It notes mine closures in February reduced operations by about 18,000 to 20,000 works, reflecting a significant decrease in output.
Five persons from Chicago Minneapolis and Washington named in a federal grand jury indictment over conspiracy and bribery to secure a $29 000 government supply contract at Camp Dodge They allegedly offered $1000 to Capt LE Senner to fix the contract and bribe Lt H R Vanstrum to buy 80500 government blankets]]>
Budapest amid Allied calls to halt advances toward Budapest and a Romanian Czech-Slovak junction severing lines to Russia. The communist government denounces the Paris peace talks as capitalist and imposes cloth requisitions for the red guard. Religious schools are secularized and clergy barred. convents reportedly saved. Religious instruction faces closure while the regime boasts no drunkenness or begging.
Jerome Ariz May 13 The United Verde Copper mine will reopen tomorrow with about half a crew three months after closing during a strike said to have been organized by J W W leaders and not sanctioned by the union.
General Pershing sends a cablegram from Washington on May 13 praising the Red Cross for organizing nursing forces in the war effort. He notes gratitude from the American Expeditionary Force for nurses who cared for comrades and saved lives, and he extends debt of thanks to Miss Delano, director of the Red Cross nursing department.
Duluth Minnesota reports forest fires on the Mesaba range spreading beyond control. Fires destroyed a large lumber camp north of Two Harbors as help comes from Two Harbors and the county ranger force is mobilized to combat the blaze.
Washington May 13 Secretary Glass urged bankers and merchants to promote victory loan and war savings stamps as vital means of financing the war. He said war savings stamps provide an excellent vehicle to increase capital and earnings for the public.
Archangel dispatches report Bolshevik artillery active on the Northern Russia front but silenced by allied counter fire. Dvina River is ice-free and transport is in full swing. White Sea navigable only at the mouth.
Archangel May 12. One Bolshevik gunboat reportedly sunk on the Dvina river Sunda during an engagement with British river flotilla and land batteries, as allied forces bombarded along the Vaga river. Washington May 13. Peasants rise against Bolshevik tyranny in growing numbers says Treadwell former American consul released from Tashkent.
At 7:30 this evening a first airplane from a new Los Angeles passenger service touched down in Fresno. Pilot Al Wilson of Los Angeles steered the ship with Clem Pope aboard as passenger.
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker famed as America's Ace of Aces is chosen to referee the Indianapolis Liberty Sweepstakes on May 31. Despite hesitance, his war hero status and racing ties sustain strong support among drivers and officials.
Washington area office girls are to help prepare a twenty five acre farm near Washington D C to furnish part of the country s food supply. Recruits who want to re enter labor end food supply prob fes oe be trained.
May 13 dispatch reports the national women's conference condemning peace terms and agreeing to telegraph the resolution to the peace conference. Action followed ire as Philip Snowden of Eng voices opposition amid stalled negotiations. The piece also notes Paris discussions on measures to pressure Germany and a Missouri legislative session closing after advancing military support proposals.
Montauk Point May 13 after a successful test flight to New London and back the navy's big dirigible balloon was deemed ready tonight to start for John's Newfoundland on a long coastal air trip. Officials declined to confirm if the flight would begin tomorrow amid hopeful anticipation for a direct Atlantic crossing.
The funeral for Matinta will be held Thursday morning at the family residence on Webb Street near the Tramway mine at o o'clock, then to Holy Savior church for mass at 830 o'clock. Interment will follow at St Pats Tlek a cemetery. The remains of Peter Rovins are at Daniels and Bilbon's undertaking parlors with no arrangements yet made awaiting instructions from relatives. Funeral notice to appear in later papers.
A brief notice reports a ceremony held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Mary Freshman, 628 South Washington Street, in the old Catholic cemetery area.
Sam R. White serves as a professional director at the Tribal 129 facility on South Malu Street, overseeing operations and governance. The posting highlights leadership duties and the entity’s location.
The funeral for Mrs. Annie Caveats at the family residence on Front Street Meaderville is set for Wednesday at 9 30. Interment follows at St Patrick. Mrs Irene Heaton will be shipped to Spokane for interment this Wednesday evening via the North Coast. John Randono aged 31, husband of Hoda Randono, died at 1 Harrion Street Meaderville.
The funeral for Daniel De Harrington aged 38 will be held at the family residence 45 West Woolman Street in the Gay morning. The procession will move to St Marys at 9 30 for interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Thomas Monahan aged 39 died yesterday at his sister Mrs. Walsh’s residence on Sinan Street with burial at Holy Cross Cemetery after a high mass at Mary’s Church. Walter Faxon’s remains are at Daly Shen undertaking parlors with funeral time to be announced later. John Anderson Ruth’s funeral planned Thursday afternoon at Daly Shen parlors with interment at Mountain View Cemetery conducted by Reverend M Hudsson.
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