Fifty Million Fragment Signals Next Year Budget
A fragment suggests a planned allocation around one hundred fifty million for the coming year. The exact purpose or recipients are unclear in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1916
Page
1
McAdoo Revisions Forecast Lighter Revenue Needs
Secretary McAdoo presents revised receipts and expenditures for the current year and 1917 showing only about 150 million dollars in extra revenue needed. Taxes on incomes inheritances and munitions form the plan, with an omnibus bill expected. The report notes lower anticipated costs for preparedness and related programs and hints at adjournment timing to August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McAdoo
Washington
McAdoo
Kitchin
House
Ways and Means ‘Committee
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Congres
Wilson
Congress
Ud Hoads
Laster
Medoo
Treasury
Rev. Fame Department
Added impetus given peace talk in today’s Standard
A fragmented summary notes policy moves. President acts to care Lynch and Morgan firm robbed are mentioned amid diverse items from sports to local news. The piece hints at policewoman appointment, parole possibilities for Muckle, and surveying for a railroad on Flathead reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Morgan
Bishop
Dist Sport News
S—Anaconda News
Flathead
General
Butte
California
Navy Bill Faces Deadlock and Battleship Plans
Washington May 1 The House committee ends a five day stalemate and clears a 240 million naval appropriation for 1917. The bill funds 5 battle cruisers 2 dreadnoughts 2 battle ships 4 scout cruisers 19 destroyers 20 submarines and support ships with added fuel and ammunition ships. The plan drops the gun boat and shifts items to meet department deferrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Wilson
Daniels
House
Padgett
Hensley
Missouri
Suttle Democrats
Methodist Conference Elects Three Bishops
Saratoga springs May 18 three new Methodist Episcopal bishops were chosen after days of balloting Dr Her bere Welch president of Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Ohio Dr Thomas Nicholson secretary of the church board of education New York City and the Rev Adna W Leonard of Seattle Wash were elected on ballots with Nicholson securing 653 votes Welch 354 and Leonard leading the final tally Leonard had two votes over the needed majority Other candidates included M S Hughes Pasadena Cal William F Oldham Chicago Charles B Mitchell and S Tipple Madison Franklin Hamilton Washington Welch will head Ohio Wesleyan University succeeding Bishop Bashford aged 54 Nicholson born in Woods Canada trained at Northwestern and Garrett and served as president of Dakota Wesleyan University at Mitchell S D from 1902 to 1908
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoge Springs
N. Y
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Herbere Welch
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Thomas Nicholson
New York City
Church Board of Education
Adna W. Leon
Seattle
Wash
Welch
Nicholson
Air Leonard
Deadrock
Mahope
Adne W. Teonard
Tver
Leonard
M.S. Hughes
Pasadena
Cal
William F. "Oldham
Charles B Mitchell
Chicas
Fara S. Tipple
Madison
Franklin Hamilton
Washington
James W. Bashford
Board of Education
Churehe
Woods Canada
Northwestern University
Garrett Biblical Institute
Dakota Wesleyal University
Mitchell
Short Line President to Retire From Office
Omaha Nebraska May 1. The resignation of A L Mohler as president of the Union Pacific and the Oregon Short Line railroads takes effect July 1. No reason given and officials would not discuss the action. Mohler had reportedly been in ill health after a fall while skating in a municipal park last winter. He said he will retire as president but remain with the companies in an advisory capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nev
A. L. Mohler
Union Pacific Railroad
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Second Expedition Withdrawn From Mexico After Mission
Marathon Texas May 18 The second punitive expedition under Col F W Sibl is to be withdrawn from Mexico after penetrating 125 miles in search of the Glenn Springs bandits. Decided by Col Deemer and Monroe Payne, with reports of a large Mexican faction 50 miles south. The 400 cavalrymen succeeded in obtaining the release of American captives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon
Texas
F W. Sibl
Mexico
Glenn Springs
Boquilla
Deemer
Monroe Payne
General lockout affects seventy seven thousand workers
The employers' union declares a general lockout in Christiania and 77,000 men are affected. The Norwegian cabinet met last night to discuss the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnon
Sanyo
Christiania
Jury Deliberations Enter Labyrinth of Opinions and Evidence
Waukegan May 18 jurors in the trial debated undecided opinions as three men remained without consensus. Reportedly new evidence and statements from witnesses arose during hours of testimony affecting the ongoing case and potential innocence questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
Wil
Sfarlan
Lambert
Cate Peters
Sane
Davie
Convicts Help Firemen Fire At Oregon Penitentiary Blaze
Salem Ore May 18 Four buildings in the Oregon penitentiary complex were destroyed by a fire of unknown origin inflicting about 90000 in losses. Convicts joined the fire department in fighting the blaze. Buildings east of the main structure including the boiler room flax drying room prison shoe shop and machine shop were destroyed. Two adjacent buildings containing the flax plant and 200 tons of flax straw and tow were spared though about two tons of retted flax in the dryer burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Oregon Penitentiary
Focal Fire
American Sergeant Shot Near Juarez in Cross Border Incident
El Paso May 18 Ke Harry Furman of the Twenty third Infantry machine gun company was shot and killed about a mile and a half east of Juarez after crossing into Mexican soil while searching for stray mules. General Gavira and Mexican officials say Furman fired first. American officers dispute that claim and warrant a joint investigation with Mexican forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Harry Furman
Twentythird Infantry
Juarez
Gavir
Furman
Cily Sober
Gene Bell
Fort Bell
Bear
William Graham
Twentieth Infantry
Gavira
Rio Grande
Hel ‘Anid
Peace plea at Norwegian Lutheran synod merger meeting
Dr Hi sui of St Paul urged harmony among delegates at the extraordinary session of the Norwegian Lutheran synod as it considers uniting all Norwegian Lutheran churches in America. Rev J C Foss of Quattic urged factions to avoid open break while the merger vote may be delayed for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Hisui
St. Paul
Norwegian Lutheran Synod
Steston
America
J. C. Foss
Quattic
Pacific Coast
Unio
Debate on Shipping Bill Closes Day Two in House
Washington May 18 The second day of debate on the administration Shipping bill closed in the house tonight with no substantial changes. All debate will end tomorrow afternoon and less than one seventh of the bill has been opened to amendments. Democratic leader expressed confidence the measure would pass without material changes. Speaker Clark supported the bill while Minority Leader Mann spoke against it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Heng
Senate
Clark
Mann
Armand Nismrd Meets Pope Benedict in Vatican Interviews
Georges Clemenceau's newspaper reports Armand Nismrd the last French ambassador to the Vatican has had two long interviews with Pope Benedict. It states he has been charged with negotiations concerning the pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Georges Clemenceau
J'domme Hnehaine
Armand Nismrd
Vatican
Pope Benedict
Wilson acts to save Lynch
Ambassadors press page appeals for AY in execution as efforts mount to halt the potential sentence. Officials seek clemency and delay while supporters argue for mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Lynch
Lynch Sentencing Crisis in Dublin Uprising Haunts Washington
President Wilson seeks delay in execution of Jeremiah Lynch a New York citizen convicted by a London court martial for involvement in the Irish rebellion. Ambassador Page in London told to press for life. embassy in London awaiting sentence details while Irish ties and peace talks dominate Washington discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Tury
New York
Lynch
Washington
Wilson
Senator O'Gorman
State Department
Ambassador Page
London
Jeremah C. Lynch
O'Gorman
Lansing
Ambasador Page
Eecaenter
White House
Tumulty
Jeremiah Lynch
Iam
Western
Lre
Morgan Firm Loses Official Documents Reported Tap
New York May 1 police tapped the law firm Seymour and Seymour after J P Morgan and Co complained documents were stolen from their office. The theft allegedly involved a clerk who sold war munition orders to manufacturers. Morgan and Seymour denied any firm involvement. District Attorney Swann and City officials described the tape as police work related to the Morgan complaint and not a plot tied to international intrigue. The suspected filer remained employed at Morgan, with voice identification considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seymour & Seymour
Swann
Mitchel
Polie
Woods
Earlie
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Bwann
Mitenet
Thompsoneglslative Committee
Rad
United Stae International Relations Diirc
Air. Woods
Morgan & Co
Swanee
Mors. Morgan & Co
Fey
Morgan Business
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J. J. Harty
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Philippine Islands
Neb
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Harty
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St. Louis
St. Leo's
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Exchange Telegraph Company
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Dr. Nicholson
Mr. Leonard
Short Line
A.D. Mohler
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Schoolgie
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Europe
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Edward Grey
House of Common
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Germany
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Lawyers’ Office
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