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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1919

Page

2

Health officers report busy week in Butte sanitation

Butte health inspector teams led by John Peldar and J B Hamilton logged over 70 actions on sanitation calls last week. Tasks included fixing unsanitary conditions, enforcing city ordinances, and addressing waste disposal issues while noting some ignorance of rules among residents. Quarantine officer J A Montgomery cited influenza, scarlet fever, and chickenpox cases, with tests delayed by heat. Meat inspectors rated local markets while milk inspectors reported assets from four dairies and emergency hospital care tracked.

Butte John Peldar J. 8 Hamilton Health Department J. A. Montgomery Helena State College Bozeman State Board of Health H. Erickson

Booze Destruction Orders Issued By Two Judges

Two judges ordered destruction of four lots of liquor seized by the dry squad led by Special Officer Jack Melia. Judge Dwyer imposed death warrants for staff linked to John Mc Manus and the Arctic club. Judge Lamb handled the time service for Harry Adams and Mike Sampson. Execution set for Monday at the courthouse sewer.

Dwyer Lamb Jack Melia John McManus Arctic Club Harry Adams Mike Sampson

Writ of Review Denied to O Leary in South Butte Court

In Justice Wilkinson's court J J O Leary became irate and accused a attorney of bad names prompting a contempt fine. Judge Lamb heard the writ of review and today refused to interfere noting contempt is criminal, not civil.

French Aviator Plans Ocean Flight From Paris to Brazil

Paris dated May 24. Lieutenant Roger, the French aviator who in April flew non stop over 680 miles from Lyons to Rome, began a morning flight from Paris toward Morocco with a plan to cross the Atlantic to Brazil, Dakar named as a starting point.

Paris Roger Lyons Rome Morocco Brazil Dakar

Great Change in Petrograd Amid War Front Shifts

London reports a great change in the situation in Petrograd as anti Bolshevik forces gain success. Petrograd faces threats from Finnish and Esthonian advances around the Gulf of Finland and from General Maynard near Lake Onega. Bolshevik attacks on the Arkangel front have ceased, and Kolchak’s forces move west of the Arctic coast.

Petrograd London iKuraia Gulf of Finland Maysnard Lake Oneso Kolchak

Boost Butte Center of Tourists Travel on Parks Highway

Fred Adams of Spokane, secretary of the National Parks Highway association, urged Boost Butte during a visit last Thursday en route to Chicago. He touted the route from Chicago to Crater Lake via Yellowstone and Glacier, predicting over 100000 summer travelers and $250000 spent in Butte, plus camping sites and better roads to attract tourism and commerce.

Butte Fredams Spokane Honal Parks Highway Association Chicago Adams California Pacific Northwest Rockies East Oregon West Arran the Fountains National Parks Highway Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Crater Lake Yellowstone Glacier National Rocky Mountains

British Officers Visit Coblenz on Peace Terms

Coblenz May 23. General sir William Robertson visits allied planning with Lieut. Gen. Hunter Liggett on potential military action if Germany rejects terms. British aviation officers arrive to discuss Third Army air plans for possible use in a future move.

Associated Press Coblenz Sir William Robertson Hunter Liggett Third Army

Billion Dollar Rail Program Sought For 1918 19

Director General Hines asked for an appropriation of 1 206 000 000 dollars in addition to 500 000 000 already provided for the railroad administration for use during 1918 and 1919.

Mlay Railroad Administration Hines

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