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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1919

Page

2

Donor Proposes City Parks in Butte Area

A citizen donation could help create two new parks in Butte, one in the McQueen addition and another on the Decker property in Centerville. A committee led by Dr. Peter Potter and others urged the board of county commissioners to survey the plots and estimate costs, with W Mec White offering 35 acres near the Country Club as an additional park site.

Butte Board of Co Commissioners Peter Potter J. R. Wharton Andy Davis W. Mac. White Frank Silver T. J. Bennetts W. D. Maddock McQueen Decker Centerville Country Club

Park Land Donated by Commissioners Faces Set Conditions

Commissioners hailed the grant of land for a new park and stressed that the conditions attached to the donation will be fulfilled, ensuring a suitable site is developed. The officials expressed satisfaction with securing the location and noted ongoing plans to implement the required stipulations.

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Dunn Divorce Proceedings Initiated in Cornwall Marriage

Susie Dunn files for divorce from Samuel T. Dunn in Cornwall England alleging cruelty and failure to provide. She requests custody of three children, $75 monthly alimony, and a share of common property.

Susie Dunn Samuel T. Dunn Cornwall England Patla Kelley W. L. Kelley Baker City Ore Leavensworth Kan

New Denver Mayor Elected in Nonpartisan Election

Dewey C. Bailey, the safety and insurance commissioner, won the Denver mayoral race by a substantial majority, with returns showing about four to five thousand votes more than all other candidates in today's nonpartisan municipal election.

di Denver Dewey C. Bailey Safety and Insurance Denver Enver

Marines Slow enlistment in Butte aims for overseas return

A Montana Marine recruiting chief reports slow enlistment as only six men in Montana recruit areas have signed for a short overseas replacement period. The program covers service until the return from Europe and aims to fill posts at Quantico Virginia with volunteers from cities including Falls, Helena and Great Falls.

Butte Europe Maine Montana Quantico Falls Helena Tullinggshi Amiies

Marines Enlist for War Duty in France Under New Program

Many Fifth and Sixth Regiment marines re enlisted for duration of war while others complete four year terms. The plan pays time and a half beyond their regular service and aims to supply about 500 men monthly for duty in France. Only discharged marines awaiting their discharge may be eligible. Spokane reports 12 men have inquired and several former Marines may take this opportunity to return to Europe, potentially staying until fall.

Brad France Spokane Sebgea Europe

Girls' Lee Club Presents The Rivals Operetta

The High School Girls' Glee Club will present The Rivals an operetta at the high school auditorium Saturday at 8 15. The high school orchestra will assist with dances directed by Eleanor Tenner. Principal cast includes Lucille Stasbier Heraldine Tallon Opal Blair Hazel Hil Gladys Betters Helen Conroy Yetta Rayfish Florence Ramsey and Huth Hetters. Child parts go to Violet Hommo Alice Davenport Jolet Kister Irma Lyford Mer Staubier Martha Van Houten. The chorus includes Hi Molthen Marguerite Morris Orem Amelia Netener Lillian Poo Doris Phillips Gladys Ryan Le Pena Scanland Catherine Stall Helena Small Daisy Stevens Lois Proloar Hoda Rosenberg. Accompanist is Helen Small. Song numbers feature There Is Nothing Like Nature Some Girls Drink Milk Hurrah for Society Picture It Think of It Sunshine and Rain Be Kind to All Creasy Bangs His Little Brother. Plot carried by numbers Conspirators Three We Be Slowly Winds Our Grand Procession Whats That Shriely Calling This the Pool two recitative Kneel Down and I four scenes first a nd glade then pine woods at midnight and a clubroom scenes 3 and 4

Alice Davenport Jolet Kister Irma Lyford Mer Staubier

Policeman Sues Auto Owner for Damages

Policeman Thew Hunt sues an auto owner for injuries from a collision east of Main. He alleges his right leg was broken and his wrist and fingers burned by contact with a radiator. George R Toole represents Hunt.

Thew Hunt Forc Main George R. Toole

Marriage license refused over age dispute in Montana

A young couple from the Smelter area sought a marriage license in Butte but faced rejection because the girl appeared under 18. The soldier lover argued she was of legal age, yet officials in Anaconda declined the license, noting other Montana counties would handle such cases.

Anaconda Butte Ap Riage Hcense Ans Montana

Senator to Introduce Resolution on Peace Revolt

May publican of Tilnois announced in the senate plan to introduce a resolution proposing admission of the peasant revolt against Bolshevik rule across Bolshevist Russia. Leon Trotsky, Bolshevist minister, spoke in Kagan asserting peasant uprisings.

Publican Tilnois Senate Easant Russia Leon ‘Trotky Mary Kagan

Miners Decide It in Favor of All Defendants in Local Case

The jury in the Victor Uaey versus Sheriff O’Rourke and others case returned a unanimous verdict for all defendants in a matter tied to the Butte mine summer events. Jurors, mostly miners, found Lacy’s claim invalid and he faces additional actions as two other suits proceed in different courts. A Maryland Casualty dispute over a car collision and a separate injury suit against the Milwaukee road also appear in the docket with motions and proceedings continuing.

Victor Uaey Sherif Jonn Ik. O Ftourke Sheri Mike Horie Sheriffs Bond Curver's Court Tait Butte Ike Lacy America O'Rourke Frank, Boucher Crowley Cier Crowley Machine Plaintif John Emigh Mal Lyman Roscow Lamb Philip Curren Milwaukee Road R. GC. Daniels Th Rew Curren John Lindsay J. 0. Davies Fred J.” Furman

Judd Wins Croix de Guerre for Verdun Front Action

Private Judd of the Seventeenth Field Artillery in the Second Division received a royal welcome on returning home after wartime service. He earned the Croix de Guerre for bravery at Chateau Thierry Argonne forest and endured the war’s toughest fighting. His brother serves as a deputy in Nessor County.

P. Judd Fra Seventeenth Field Artillery Judd Chateaus Thierry Argonne Forest

A C M Officers Consider Baseball Exhibition

A C M officers plan a baseball game exhibition at the fifth and sixth cssy buildings with two teams led by Kelly Murphy Don Staples HanieLeod Bill Cale and Washington May as part of ongoing efforts to repeal wartime Prohibition. Legislative actions on enforcement and a constitutional amendment were discussed with Senate support expected before July.

Cssy Alion Kelly Murphy Don Staples HanieLeod Bill Cale Washington Wilson Sheppard Texas

Soldiers in Welcome Home Parade Reach Camp Dodge Route

Men and Oregon troops of Batteries A and B receive a welcome home celebration here as they travel from Philadelphia to Camp Dodge. They are to be mustered out of service Friday. More than 40 000 visitors watch the procession.

Oregon Philadelphia Camp Dodge

Strike Looms on Coast as Metal Trades Council Threatens

A May 21 statement from C. J. Grow and A. H. Barth, leaders of the Shipbuilders of the Pacific and the Pacific Coast Metal Trades Council, warns of a general strike across the district if no Macy award replacement is agreed by 10 a.m. July 24.

Oakland Cal Macy Pacific Pacific Coast’ Metal ‘Trades Council C. J. Grow A. H. Barth The Coast Metal Trades Come

Parrots Used as Sentinels in War Time

Report states parrots were placed in the Eiffel Tower during the war to warn of approaching enemy aircraft. Their actions were cited as signaling warning, reflecting a curious use of animals in aerial defense.

Kiffel

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