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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1920

Page

2

Hoover club finances and Lula Lucey testimony in campaign inquiry

Testimony details expenditures for printing, salaries and campaign costs tied to Hoover clubs, with Lucey describing a clearinghouse organization and noting no large donors. Witnesses discuss publicity, vouchers, and a $9,852 cash on hand amid a $4,147 deficit, while researchers probe connections to articles and fund-raising across states.

California Lucey Hoover National Republican Club Hoover Clubs United States Hoover Chicago “Convention Wash Senator Reed Kenyon Edward Lyre Hunt Mr. Lucey Mr. Hoover Hoover Club Mr. Hove Washington Morice Ban Wranisco Women of Campaign Fund Conteibue Fom Jacey Nealled Wrempaen Thompson New York Baltimore Tompson Chicago Houton Espaine Goorweli Veit Cinder Dutath Owen Waver Oklahoma France Sone Charten Er Hepburn Phila- Golpnin Leson Philadelphia | Hoover Club Pennppivanta

Lindsay Falls in Shaft at Ticon Mine

The body of Lindsay was found at the foot of the shaft after he and William Word entered the Ticon mine. An inquest is set for Saturday at 2 PM to determine cause of death. James A. Murray said Lindsay had discussed lease and bond options for the property and had previously worked closely with him on underground surveys. Surviving relatives live in Seattle and Great Falls.

William Word Helena Word Lindsay Ward Neil Lindsay Great Falls Robert H. Lindsay Sr Isabel Lucy Seattle J. J. Doran Andaay James A. Murray Murray Daly Mr. Murray Apex

Montana Methodist bishop election and assignments

Des Moines May 25 Few changes were made in the residences of Methodist Episcopal bishops. New assignments included F. D. Laete from Atlanta to Indianapolis, W. O. Shepard from Wichita to Portland, W. F. McConnell from Denver to Pittsburgh, and W. W. Thirkeld from New Orleans to Mexico City. Foreign residence listings noted F. T. Keeney Foochow, W. S. Lewis Peking, L. J. Birney Shanghai, and W. V. Thirkle Man ia Mexico City and more.

Des Moines Methodist Episcopal “Church F. D. Laete Atlanta Thdianapolis W. 0. Shepard Wichita Kan Portland Ore W. F. McConnell Denver Pittsburg W. W. Thirkeld New Orleans Mexico City Mexico C. J. Mead Helena Mont C. W. Burne San Francisco A. W. Leonard Foochow China F. T. Keeney Peking Lewis Shanghai L. J. Birney Seoul Korea Herbert Walch Mania P. TC. B. Locke W. V.thirka

Livingston News Ledger Reports City Paving Projects

Paving work on D street begins under contract with 18 more streets to be paved once finished. Farmers push for a $200,000 county bond election to fund winter seed wheat on credit due to late harvest. Local improvements include electric lighting and directing signs for the auto tourist camp. Yellowstone Park Camps Co. reports rising western tourist trade for the park with more travelers by auto. Jack Marting pleads not guilty to selling mortgaged property after Colorado transfer. Boy burns self with improvised explosive can. warning issued about matches near cans.

Livingston D Street Livingston Auto Chamber of Commerce Robert Putaler Yellowstone Park Jack Marting Colorado Justice of the Peace O. T. Ragland Valley Falls Kan Allen Baker

Graduation Festivities Stir Big Timber Students

Big Timber May 26 The school community hums with graduation festivity crowds as junior prom decor dazzles the high school gym. A Breen lattice fence and red white roses frame the floor while dancers glow under a green electric shade. The baccalaureate sermon at Congregational church features Rev E R Bellingham with a theme on the Prodigal Son, and final commencement is set for Thursday with MSA C president Rev W M Cobleigh delivering the address.

Big Timber Bruce Hannah Shakespeare Byron Doris Wickman Hester Lacklin Edith Webber Emma “Hoye County High School Sweet Grass County High School E.R. Bellingham Congregational Church Harold Veblen Mr. Bellingham Tim W. M. Cobleigh M. 8

Graduating Exercises Draw Strong Local Attendance

Three Forks May 20 Graduating exercises for the class of 1920 drew many relatives and friends. The program featured six boys and three girls with an evening schedule and commendations for all participants. The ceremony included music by the high school orchestra and Girls Glee Club, a superintendent address, diploma presentations by Mr. Ewers and a benediction by Rev. Gray. Marcus Leh presented a cup to Olympian Society, which was then handed to Miss Andrews, president of the society, with brief remarks.

Three Forks Warren Mauchin Wilmer Henslee Stewart Avery Marcus Lea Warren Spaulding Ashton Graybear Virginia Hebert Dora Hyrup Frances Gafthe Albright Ewers Gray Marcus Leh Olympian Society

Three Forks News Weekend Socials and Corrections

Weekend visitors and travels noted in Three Forks including Miss Ace Lee in Two Dot, Lovelace from Bozeman, Mr and Mrs W B Young from Manhattan, Mrs Roy Hungerford in Boulder, Hoyt and Roberts couples to Boulder Hot Springs, Tessie Antonson from Maudtown, Frank Peterson of Butte on local business, and a correction to a wedding notice naming Grover Ballard and Miss Jennie Johnson. The Three Forks band hosted by Boulder Tot Springs with local delegation.

Three Forks Aee Lee Two Dot Lovelace Bozeman W. B. Young Manhattan Roy Hungerford Boulder Jerry Hoyt Boulder Hot Springs Reese Roberts Willow

King Alexander of Greece Meets His Forbidden Wife in Paris

Paris May 25. King Alexander of Greece encountered his morganatic partner in public in Paris. An awkward yet stylish scene drew a brigant crowd as the monarch bowed, chatted briefly, then escorted his wife back to her limousine amid gossip and grief over separation and royal separation laws.

Catherine Groth Universal Service Special Cable Disputch Paris Saraces Alexander Greece Ars Alexander Ater Constantine Athens Neiher

Woman manager defaulter in Ball case unfolds

May 25 report from Glain, Billings details show Miss Maud Ball, employed by O. B. & S. M. Parham Sheep Co., allegedly embezzled about 25000 over three years. First witness B. Parham described a month by month memo book. suspicions rose after September and February revelations of large private expenditures including Carbon county ranch property. Also note seeds to conference item: House vote 204 to 107 to keep 229000 for free seed distribution in the agricultural appropriation bill.

Billings Maud Ball O. B M. Parham Sheep Company B. Parham Miss Ball Parham Mise Ball Carbon County Washington House

Plan to Organize Chain of Stores in Montana

Helena May 26 A state organization of directors of the union cooperative stores now operating in the state was formed here at a meeting. The home of the new organization is Rocky Mountain Branch of the National Cooperative Association. The plan calls for four wholesale houses to supply cooperative and small stores, financed by loans from state unions, with district branches planned at Missoula Miles City Billings and Great Falls and a wholesale house at each location.

Missoula Miles City Billings Great Falls

Trouble Follows Sale of Whiskey in Billings

May Frank Titus, a taxi driver, is jailed after allegedly delivering blows during a whiskey sale dispute. Archie Di Trom and W W Hunt claimed a bottle they bought from Titus at Bolton station and sought more, leading to a confrontation. Titus faces bootlegging charges as the argument escalated and Titus was arrested.

Billings May Frank Titus Rio Archie ‘Ditrom W. W. Hunt Bolton Titus Aeruck Cameron Tegwime

Gets-It Corn Remover Claims Quick Relief

An old advertisement extols Gets-It as a fast safe corn remover promising instant relief for corns. It boasts painless removal with a money back guarantee and urges quick purchase at drug stores, attributed to E. Lawrence & Co. of Chicago.

E. Lawrence & Co Chicago

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