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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
11
In Guagow Oregon, Mrs. William D. Copeland, a respected pioneer homesteader, died after a stallion allegedly trampled and stamped her. The body was found in her barn as family members were away at work or school. The incident remains under investigation.
Garrison residents Hartman and Mrs Charles B Parker traveled to Deer Lodge on Monday for county business and a short visit with friends. Others like Bongraven and Sime J Brown made similar trips the week, while local telegraph staff handled duties and notes. the bank announced a capital of 16000 dollars.
A damaged OCR fragment references a family residence and individuals with unclear names. The text mentions a morning event and a possible gathering at home, with garbled terms suggesting a personal or family note rather than a public or formal notice. The specific people, places, and actions are unreadable.
In Butte Montana William Mallahan and Osgar Lat Cara share thanks for support after the death of a wife and mother during illness. The service details were to be announced, with gratitude to neighbors and the Trinity church choir. Funeral arrangements will be published in later papers.
United States Senator Henry Myers spoke at a Bozeman dinner hosted by the Gallatin Valley Commercial Club with about 100 attendees. John A. Lace presided as mayor, speakers urged support for Hatchery funding and a stronger local chamber. Myers praised Bozeman and urged communal effort to make the valley “the most beautiful.”
Ralph Hull family moved to their new home on the Cartier place near Philippsburg. Missoula and Garnett residents visited the Inter place and schools. Park McLare rented the McBride property. Donald Colina returned from Chicago with his brother Charles who recently graduated from a pharmacy school. Cd. Berry visited from the sap shire camp with Pennington the mineral purveyor to survey claims for American Gem Mining. Orr purchased the Frank D. Brown home. Pact WW Penni AL 3, Gall and a. FL Fiumt of Butes seek work at Granite. Turner brothers from Kalispell and Reyfold Turner of Dunkirk visiting. Eugene Smith and street commissioner Harry Part with crews left for camp on the city line to repair the water tem. Lumber and sap piles are being moved along the flume for future work.
Charles Wilson the window dresser wandered away and, found in Judith, claimed no recollection of Lewistown. Doctors report memory lapse, and he will be sent to Des Moines for care. Also notes the death of Mrs. Sarah Yager at Ovando’s home and a tuberculosis toll on cattle affecting producers nationwide.
In Ditlon on May 18 Charles Robinette was acquitted of first degree murder by a jury. The verdict came at around five o clock as the young cattleman walked from the courtroom a free man to the cheers of scores of friends.
An accident in Harlowton on May 18 at 11 90 night killed Fusane White about 28 years old, formerly proprietor of a focal pool hall. He and George K West were riding in an empty car in the yards when a freight train backed up and White was run over and instantly killed while awaiting his partner.
Bonner residents file a complaint with the state utilities commission charging high rates and poor service on the electric interurban line to Missoula. The commission orders a hearing in Missoula on May 26. The company replies that early trains lack patronage to justify running and that rates are under 3 cents per mile.
The Bozeman area records show ongoing campaigns and nominations for local offices. Voters weigh county leadership, with mentions of political figures including Serena and Lahaye, amid a county race shaping up across events at farms, barns, and community gatherings.
Mra A Thirtoway leaves today for a month with relatives. In Mountain Home Idaho Mra Jane Poore returns from Helena with son George and daughter Maud Boyington. Odd Fellows lodges plan Memorial Bay services at Centerville Trinity church. Pearl Stimpson and Miss Bavelie Mongrain, with A Monfrain, attended Sorry at Broadway theater. Mrs Wil Tomas of Hall visits relatives on Gaylord. River Singer cantata to be performed by Centerville Trinity choir at South Side Methodist. W B Trenerry of Walkerville reports his mother Imn Billings death. funeral in Butte. Manderville Young Men's club hosts dance to raise baseball uniforms funds. Jack Austin to return to work after a concert in St George hall Centerville. In Menderville, woman’s club notes injuries from St George hall concert anniversary celebration.
The article mentions the founding of the order and G Hotoria's birthday. Miss Hive Safford and Miss Mary Montford, both Post Office employees in Denver, are on a ten day vacation and left yesterday to visit the Pan-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Davies of West? Street.
Paria reports at 15 Hodgini May 186:15 p.m Three hundred Belgian children from farriers near the fighting line arrive in Pats. They join about 2,000 children brought into the capital by Belgian French and British forces in recent months. Many are orphans or separated from parents. Walls are cared for by soldiers, who call them French rabbits. Some are sheltered in bombproofs. Soldiers distribute toys, and several children have been wounded by a shelling in Northern France.
Reports describe a cabinet facing a crisis with ministers likely to reshuffle. Lloyd George and Churchill may assume new posts while Bonar Law, Austen Chamberlain, and others debate leadership roles. The Labor party could gain representation, and senior figures like Henderson and Redmond appear discussed.
Justice Hendrick rules in a qualified decision, with Alexander Woolcott of the New York Times drama section backing a producer challenge against the Shubert group. The ruling prevents baring critics from entering any of the theaters involved, reinforcing access rights amid ongoing dispute.
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London dispatch from May 1808 reports Russian naval actions devastating ships along the Turkish coast. A steamship and several vessels were destroyed near Koslua pier, with Glvator and related railroad facilities said to be ruined.
In the current war effort photographers are increasingly embedded within the British army. The demand for 20 expert photographers was reported weeks ago, but employers of these specialists have so far refused to release them.
The cabinet showed extraordinary patience to avoid clashes and only severed relations with central powers when the Austrian posture proved unreconcilable and the alliance became a concern.
London reports indicate Italy may renounce the Triple Alliance and join the Entente, with changes anticipated in Britain's government. Kaiser offers to Italy and Britain prepares for cabinet shifts as war efforts continue, while Kitchener calls for 300,000 more recruits and emphasizes defense against gas and harsh methods. Allied and German reports note ongoing troop actions near La Bassée and Le Pitre.
Reports show conflicting accounts of German and allied actions on multiple fronts with heavy fighting along the San River and in territories like Galicia and Bukovina. Simultaneously a French Congo discovery reveals a tribe with extraordinary jaw length, masticatory adaptations, and legends tied to Mongimbo.
Governors from Nevada to Montana debated a proposed power leasing bill at a western conference. The discussion covered federal versus state control, open access to waterways, and the need to develop power resources while protecting state revenues and local rights.
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