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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1920
Page
6
A lengthy notice details an extra vote offer ending May 22 at 10 PM. Subscriptions mailed by then earn extra votes. remittance postmark suffices. Subscriptions can be prepaid or delivered to offices in Butte or Anaconda. voting certificates cover total extra votes earned.
A fragmented list shows numerous names and street addresses such as Mary Lenahan 600 W Park, Elizabeth Walker B41 W Silver 2 avenue, Minnie Per fon street, Louise Heath 202 N Rexceisior, Mrs Thomas Healy 84% Hornet 92, Mary Fogarty 923 W Quartz 05.7 0 Main street, Katie Mee man street, Marie Doris 310 idani 4, Grace Thompson 709 E Galena street, McDonald South 61, W Pacific 95/090, W Broadway 10, Daly 510, Parker 1308 W Broadway, Catherine Gil W Geanit, Hallie Mogiamo 618 W Mer, Bila Ryan 1153 W Silver, Francis V Sullivan 645 E Park 1,690 5,000 5.
A scanned list presents numerous individuals with addresses and monetary figures, naming Mrs. Joanna Grigz McCready Titan and Elizabeth M ’96 among others. The compiled entries include multiple towns such as Livingston Big Timber White Sulphur Springs Roundup and Bozeman, with sums ranging around 95,000 and 210,000, implying a ledger of property or funds associated with each person.
A fragmentary OCR readout lists numerous personal names and addresses such as Mrs. W Color Mrs. Gi rL Van' Grden and Lydia Burley at varied street numbers 1048 Wyoming and 1917 Carolina amid scattered entries for Esther Harris J Connolly John McMeekin Za Hansen Bernick Buck Lucile Leaner Lillian Maki and others.
A fragmented OCR list of names and addresses including May Morrow Dillon Washington St Jack Leimert Philipsburg Mrs Cleatus Muchmore Drum Mond, Mra A Florence Philipsburg Clifford Thompson Ditton W Flaherty Divide Juno Steffanson Lima Eileen Cheney Lima Ruth Wadell Hamilton Tom Olmstead Dillon Misa Walborg Inbretson Alder Missoula Margaret Keyes Divide Grace Peacock Missoula Todd Melrose Say B Cosgrove Dillon Jennie Owens Missoula Nora Weight Evanoff Stevens 228660
Helena May 15 Frank W Has king of Butte declares with the secretary of state his intention to run for the position of associate justice on the Montana Supreme Court as a Republican candidate.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports that under German war trophies rules each state would receive a share proportional to its army enlistments. The bill envisages distribution by congressional delegation, with quantities listed including 644 German rifles and 93 captured machine guns, 120 helmets, 67 eagle helmets, and 160 ill artifacts.
The War Department states most wool stocks were disposed of after the armistice, leaving about five million pounds unsold due to inferior quality. Public auctions will continue and the Treasury approves increasing Conrad Montana's First National Bank capital from 25 000 to 75 000. Pensions of 12 per month granted to Margaret A Weir and Nora A Barton.
Sydney reporters describe a heated labor council debate in New South Wales as members refuse participation in a welcome for the Prince of Wales during his upcoming visit. The same dispatch notes a separate Puerto Rico wage bill passage in San Juan, but text is cut mid statement.
Marie B Tiffany, operatic star of The Bluebird, said she has not been served with papers in a divorce suit filed by her husband Willis N Tiffany, a Los Angeles court reporter. He claimed a wife cannot sustain a musical career and home life. she replies a career versus husband will be discussed after news from California.
Chicago May 15 Jane carried 500 pounds of letters from Chicago to Omaha starting at 10 05 this morning. This inaugurated the first westward extension of the service from Chicago. It is expected to maintain the service daily except Sundays and holidays.
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