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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
7
A brief notes that fountain pens make an excellent present for graduates. It highlights the best makes with even ink flow and clean self filling models. It promises easy ink charging and interchangeable points to suit the user.
The column lists numerous guests and residents visiting Butte and nearby towns, including Orton Bros rent pianos, T. J. Watters from Sheridan at the Finlen, J. J. Henderson in Billings, Mrs. J. A. Harris from Helena at the Thornton, and many others from Helena, Lewistown, Great Falls, Missoula, Anaconda, Wisdom, Three Forks, and beyond. It notes arrivals, registrations, and short visits at the Finten, Thornton, Acoma, Leggat, and other hotels, with several locals noted as guests or travelers from diverse Montana towns and Los Angeles.
Paris May 21 Frank P Walsh Edward J Dunne and Michael J Ryan representatives of Trish societies in the United States have sent a letter to President Wilson asking for a personal hearing on safe conducts for Edward De Valera Arthur Griffith and Count Plunkett and for other grave matters near possession. They state colon House informed them the premier could comply but wanted an interview first. Colonel House later said the letter was in error about Lloyd George agreeing to safe conducts and that no reply had been received.
During a visit in Brazil, the president-elect received many honors and left for Paris today by the royal train. The king and queen bade farewell at the station as crowds lined the streets acclaiming him.
A portion of the 250000 Czechoslovak volunteers who served in Russia are returning home to Bohemia. Only a small number remain, having fought to free Siberia from Bolshevik forces and now reuniting with families and towns in Czechoslovakia.
Joe Nebraska defeated John Klein of Chicago in two straight falls tonight in Ala. The bout featured a toe hold and body scissors as the decisive moves.
Associated Press dispatch from Vienna reports Lenin’s predicted world revolution as a smoothing gesture for crisis. Hungarian professor Ladisz Rudax cites Lenin opposing immediate ends to capitalism, warning of vast casualties yet prioritizing upheaval over peace. Bela Kun in Hungary and Paderewski in Poland are noted amid shifting wartime stances.
A fragment recounts Bell and Watson’s 1876 telephone moment from a Boston boarding house. It notes their first two mile connection and the Philadelphia exposition as part of the early achievements of the fledgling invention.
Report notes Bell introduced a telephone design attracting interest from attendees. It mentions a May 21 event where Billy eked out prank William ranciseo in a humorous moment, reflecting local crowd reaction.
A crowded Senate chamber hears debate on suffrage with strong applause as final roll call approaches. Speaker Jilllett declares the motion for adoption, while Republican Leader Mondett and Dew f Clark press for action amid mixed GOP attitudes. Miss Jessie Heston moves her office to 428 Rialto building.
Springfield May 21 coal miners voice strong opposition to railway policy affecting the industry. Frank Farrington of the Miners district reports to the Federal Railroad Board, criticizing the board’s stance on idleness and costs as harming Illinois coal communities. El Dorado Arkansas May 21 Frank Livingston, a Black man, was burned alive by a mob of about 150 white and Black assailants here. Local reports say the mob claimed he killed a man and his wife.
Messages of thanks express gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during illness. The deceased were transported last evening to New York for interment, with arrangements to be announced.
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