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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
11
A sale of children's hats features a wide assortment from 1e to 3.50 with new styles and colors. Sport hats for little Misses in blue and white and other combos range from 1.60 to 2.75. Purple and white hat scarves for the Elks roundup are available now at 1.50 to 2.50.
In a Milwaukee federal case over damages from a son’s death, juror Allensworth was removed and a special venire of four composer was drawn. David Clement seeks compensation for his loss in a milk business accident on South Montana street, with depositions read and the case likely to close today.
William Beaudry general manager of Stewart Mining inspects the Bifrop property on Pine Creek in Socur WAtones amid talk of a van option from Nabob to Stewart. Nabob also holds an option on the Sidney. Latest reports say good ore has been found and the Nabob reports the property in excellent condition.
Spokane May 17. An acute shortage of labor in the Northwest during this year's harvest was predicted by Henry M. White United States Immigration Commissioner of Seattle. White left Spokane for Colfax to study crop conditions and to set up a government employment agency to supply farmers with labor. An agency has been established at Kennewick to help berry growers hire berry pickers. The world's whale oil production in 1914 reached 750000 barrels.
Hattie Dewitt sues Clyde Dewitt in a Paw Paw Michigan marriage of 1904 alleging cruelty and neglect. She seeks alimony, child support of 739 monthly, and 160 for attorney fees. Clyde reportedly owns 1200 in Salt Lake properties and more in Washington. Mary Jane Ronan sues James Konin for cruelty with beatings and threats after fleeing in 1996. Story Omer’s divorce from George D Ome notes alimony and a 3000 cash settlement. Marie McCul- is mentioned in court records as released from alimony claims.
Rome May 17 Queen Helena and Princesses Jolanda and Mafaid face a near miss as Austrian aviators attack the rail line from near the front toward Venice. King Victor Emmanuel with Queen and children travel by car to the station as Russian planes pursue. Darkness renders targets misdirected. bombs blast near, telegraph wires severed, Italian batteries counter the raid.
A default judgment dissolves the marriage between the divorcee from Willard McCulloch after postal authorities in New York could not locate McCulloch to serve the summons. The couple wed in New York on Job Toistz and the wife says he deserted her and failed to provide.
Twenty five alumni gathered in New York on May 17 for the thirty second reunion of the American College in Rome and chose officers for the year. Cardinal Farley and other prominent Catholic ecclesiastics attended while a cablegram carried Pope Benedict’s congratulations to the group. The officers named were President Rev. Mr. Ryordan of Baltimore, Vice Presidents Rev. Nicholas Walsh of Bet on, and Rev. William Cullen of Cleveland, Secretary ...
The Daily Fashion Hint notes New York figures Rev. James G. Talbot and Rev. Francis Campbell selected for roles in the 1917 reunion, with Rev. Joseph W. Coreggan as Pennsylvania historian and Cardinal Farley announcing monsignor status for Rev. Thomas G. Carrot. Also reports London bye election victory for the coalition government with W. Picks Beach defeating William Boosey by 389, plus a lost Fisk casing sale query and a Bahama rubber cultivation note.
Dr Louis Young aged 68 died of cancer six months after diagnosing his own abscess and rushing to a hospital for an operation. He practiced medicine in Crewe for 40 years and moved to Wise River area for health, survived by wife of 628 Tiniois Avenue Butte, stepson Frederick Goldsmith Wise River, and brother Edward Hardwick Vermont. Funeral services were set for 2 PM at the residence.
London May 9 17. Members of the national committees of the No Conscription Fel pamphlets were arraigned in the Mansion House police court today under the defense of the Realm Act with publication of pamphlets demanding the repeal of the Conscription Act. The pamphlet affirmed the committee’s determination to realize their objections saying they cannot use force for which to us is wrong.
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