Legacy of Joseph H Choate Traced in Memoir
The piece recalls Joseph H Choate the elder statesman and famed New York lawyer. It outlines his Harvard 1852 graduation, rise in Evarts Southmayd & Choate, defense of major cases, defense against corruption, ambassadorship to London under McKinley, and his marked wit. It notes his family ties to Rufus Choate and his wife Caroline Sterling.
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Choate
United States
England
New Ennd
Rufus Choate
Harvard
Phillips Brooks
New York
Evarts, Southmayd & Choate
Jon
Boss” Tweed
New York City
Gen
Fitz-John Porter
Commodore Vanderbilt
French Suffer From German Subs Report
Paris reports that seven French merchantmen were sunk by German submarines in February through April with nine attacked but escaping. Armed merchantmen escaped every time as French patrol boats and hydro airplanes engaged subs, totaling 12 and 13 engagements respectively.
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Paris
Germany
President accepts suffrage hearing at White House
Washington May 14 President Wilson met a women’s suffrage delegation at the White House. He said his mind remains to let on federal constitutional amendment and that suffrage is a state matter. The five party representatives urged passage and plan further hearings before congressional committees.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
J. A. H. Hopkins
New Jersey
Dr. HA. Rumely
New York
John Spargo
Vermont
Ib Hinshaw
Milnets
Mabel Vernon
Abbey Scott Baker
Woman's Party
Walsh
Massachusetts
Miss Vernon
Judiciary Committee of the House
Senate Suffrage Committee
Congress
Convention of Railway Telegraphers Opens in Labor Temple
The biennial convention of the Order of Railway Telegraphers convened in the Labor temple with President M. B. Perham presiding. Welcoming speeches were made by Mayor Hiram and others as officers’ reports were read. The meeting adjourns May 25 and most business will be in executive session. No wage disputes were noted, though numerous administrative items will be tackled.
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C. R. T. Convenes
Order” of
Inbor Temple
M. B. Perham
Hiram
CGHL
Tran
Speculation in Food Supplies Dominates Senate Debate
Washington May 14 The floor discussion shows overwhelming support to stop speculation in foodstuffs. Senators attack price manipulation calling pirates and robbers while Gore proposes a food controller with cabinet level salary to centralize wartime supply control and extend to fuel. The Gore plan envisions powers shared with allied nations and a nine month postwar term.
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Washington
Colorado
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Congress
Gore
Agricultural Committee
Herbert C. Hoover
Great Britain Receives Third U.S. Loan Installment
Washington reports Great Britain got a third $25,000,000 tranche of the $100,000,000 pledge to aid May purchases in the United States. The total allied loans rise to $475,000,000, with France and Italy sharing $200,000,000 and Belgium to receive $75,000,000 for feeding occupied areas.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Belgium
France
Italy
11A
McAdoo
Russia
Liberty Loan
Lynde Sales Heads to Enlist in Bozeman Mont
Lynde Sales star player for Johnson high school leaves St Paul for Bozeman Montana to enlist in Uncle Sam's service. He joined Johnson high and earned a letter in basketball after playing on the all star Montana basketball team in 1918. He also played on the baseball squad but blood poisoning in his arms ended his season.
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St. Paul
Lynde Sales
Johnson High
Bozeman
Mont
Sam
Sales
Montana
Peace conference support voiced by Vandervelde at Stockholm
Belgian socialist leader M Pierre Vandervelde, minister of munitions, is claimed by Stockholm's Social Demokraten to back a socialist peace conference in Stockholm. Vandervelde attended a Stockholm meeting with Nordic and European socialist figures, though he told Copenhagen reporters he would not participate to avoid delaying allied victory.
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Seph H. Choate
Copenhagen
Emile Vanderde
Belgium
Social Demokrate
Stockholm
Sny
M. Vandervelde
Social Demokraten
Camille Husmans
International Social Congress
H. HL. van Kol
Bread price rise feared as bakers weigh higher loaf costs
Chicago today faced a possible further increase in bread prices as Charles A. Paesch, president of the Illinois Master Bakers' Association, said the organization had decided that even too much to charge for a loaf.
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Chicago
Charles A. Paesch
Ilinois Master Bakers’ Association
Red Cross Active Recognition is Won
The text honors Red Cross volunteers and their hospital work, noting corporate acknowledgments and staff assignments at field hospitals. It mentions six base hospitals, material donations, and ongoing dressings and hospital garments production led by named individuals. Also referenced are memorial services for Ben Casper with pallbearers listed, plus fire calls due to hot ashes and suffrage conference resolutions in Columbus urging wartime measures and equal pay.
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Sue
Iessinge
Red Crowe
Th Express
Bec
Fetta
Anaconda
Mra
Goa Lemmon
C. Teverott
White Mire
D. He
Roach
Nell
Febert
Ela
Ist
J. ¥. Sneddon
Maree "Johnson
Garand
William Wisin
Mra May McNeil
David Cy Walker
Ladies’ Relief Society of
Noble Re-elected NYSE President Amid Wounded List
A wartime casualty list from Canada’s overseas forces includes H. Grobe and Fergus Falls Minnesota among the wounded. In New York, H. G. Noble was re elected president of the New York Stock Exchange today, May 14.
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Nalty
H. Grobe
Fergus Falls
Minn
Noble New York
H. G
Noble
New York Stock Exchange
Anaconda News Leaving Ball Game Struck by Auto
Emerson Nelson of 918 East Fourth street was struck by a Ford touring car as he crossed Main Street near Third. He is at St. Ann's hospital with possible internal injuries, a badly bruised knee, and cuts to his shoulder and clothing torn.
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Main Street
Emerick Nelson
East Fourth Street
St. Ann's Hospital
Spelman
Nelson
Third
Uae
Bane
Tone Essen Rae Octaea Sk
Tae
Connston
Oeseeay
Ea Ieee Ea
Orp Ee
Anaconda Elks Club Opens At 118 Main Street
The remodeled storefront at 118 Main Street debuts as the Gana under manager G. P. Conover. The front showroom houses Havana and domestic cigars and candy, a striking soft drink fountain stands nearby, and the rear lounge features one billiard table and six pool tables of the latest design.
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Anaconda
Main Street
George Spillum
G. P. Conover
Rites and Revelations At Imperial Show
The Imperial last night offered a dramatic feature about political corruption spanning cities like New York and Los Angeles. Robert Harron plays the champion who battles to defend a mayoral candidate, only to discover she is his mother, in a tale of loyalty and revelation. A Birthday Knight provided the comedy with Triangle Play stars delivering strong laughs. the program repeats tonight.
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Robert Marion
Imperial
New York
New Orleans
Los Angeles
el Paso
Atlanta
Boston
Robert Harron
Death of Darleeeteenent Dinn from diphtheria at home
The year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Dinn of 620 Cedar Street died suddenly yesterday after noon from a severe attack of diphtheria. A physician diagnosed the illness and the home was quarantined as the child had been ill for several days. The private funeral was held at 5 50 yesterday afternoon.
Concert Tong! Relief Fund unit to host Dewey hall event
Younger members of the United British Relief Fund association will run the regular monthly entertainment in Dewey hall tonight. A fine program is planned and refreshments follow the final concert number with dancing to start afterward. Miss Ethel Requa of Butte and Dan Lyons Jr. were quietly married at Deer Lodge last Saturday morning, with Rev. Father T. F. Landy officiating. The newlyweds visited the bridegroom's parents during the week.
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United British Relief Fund Association
Dewey Hall
Ethel Requa
Butte
Dan Lyons Jr
Dan Lyons
Cedar Street
Deer Lodge
T. F. Landy
Hair Color Restorer Promises Youthful Look in Q-Ban Ad
An old advertisement touts Q-Ban hair restorer as a safe gel shampoo that restores natural hair color gradually, claiming thousands praise results. It warns against imitations, offers a money-back guarantee, and lists stores like Smith Drug Co. Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co. Memphis as distributors.
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Mayr
Supreme Court
Geo
H. Mayr
Chicago
Smith Drug Co
Anaconda
Adve
Isai
Smith Drag Co
Newbro Drug Co
Helig Drus’Co
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Boss Tweed
McKinley
London
Union League Club
Atlantic
Brihar
Middle Temple
Techoate
James S. Kirk & CO
Cicago
Aunot
N. D
Langer
Olaf A. Olson
Francis Murphy
Minot
Young Morgan
Spencer Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Naval Reserve
Newport
R. I
Britain
Richard Lloyd George
David Lloyd George
Roberta McAlpine
Robert McAlpine
Totterbridge
Hertfordshire
Tiath
Peace Conference
RED Gross
Ben Casher
Hill Cemetery
Church of Jesus Christ
Tuttle
W. J. Garrity
Joseph Armstrong
J. A. Darby
C. B. Newcomb
J.T. White
Frank Dorland
the Monta
Kim Pith
Carter
George Brura
A Hildenstat
Tielena
W. Knable
Joseph Grass
Chic
JE. G. Davenport
W. E. Ketcham
Seattle
A.C. Delkin
J. Kavanaugh
G. Culley
Minneapolis
W. Nelson
San Neisen
JA. Lacy
E. W. Rumeil
West Eighth Street
Silver Hotel
Columbus
Ohio
Mississippi Valley Victory Conference
Sioux Falls, S. D
Anaconda News
Hostal
Margaret
Sterling
William Farnum
William Fox Studios
Keystone
Chester Conklin
Guy Woodward
Maya
Hi Laysr
M. P. Mahoney
Bell Phone
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
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