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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1915

Page

12

Helena cattleman Jesse Phelps ends life in Minnesota

J I Phelps a veteran Helena cattleman and Bear Paw pool member shot himself after returning from Rochester Minnesota for stomach treatment. The 85 year old left no children. his brother Thaw Purcell is the nearest relative. He owned substantial Helena property and held one state assembly seat years ago.

Helena Jesse I. Phelps Montane Rochester Minn Mr. Phelps Montana

Belgrade News notes local residents and county events

Belgrade May 30 report highlights residents traveling to Missoula Dillon and Helena, school notes, a notable funeral, civic projects in Gallatin valley, Milwaukee railway electrification progress, and local staff changes. Profiles include Mrs Davies, C P Hofman, and E E Reynolds family incidents near Hock Creek, with community activities at Central Park and summer plans for teachers and students.

Belgrade J. P. Deeney Maudhon Hutte Anaconda Dan R. Fisher W. Bennett Missoula Esther Wall Luthar la Rue Glenwood Minn Mary Miner Wahpeton N. D Nome Brainerd Gallatin Maudiow Crane Hazel Mack Dillon Central Park Prioay Josie Hart Idaho Frances Gibson Atend Bozeman James Ellison Bert Shanahan Shanahan Ellison North Broadway Elmer ‘Templeton Central Park The Christian Church C. W. Worden Kelly Bonita Arthur Connick E. E. Reynolds Kate Gadbaw A. F. McDonough C. C. Richardson Martin Whalen Henry A. F. McDonough Marconi Deer Lodge Charles Parker Leonard Tra. Wright Helena Avery Sea Braves

Twin Bridges County Fair Plans and Local News

Twin Bridges residents hear of a future county fair meeting to appoint a secretary and organize September events. Local officials include A J Wilcomb H A Pease D H Taylor and others. Taylor reports optimistic South Dakota crop prospects amid heavy rain. A D Topperwein exhibition scheduled June 3. A anniversary party honors Mrs J W MacDumbe, memorial services at Methodist church, Braver decoration at the cemetery, Elizabeth Dondanville marries C P Hauser, and visitors from Montana colleges join summer plans.

Twin Bridges County Fair Commissioners A. J. Wilcomb HA. Pease D. H. ‘Taylor C" Sledensticker Twin Patrick Carney Waterloo CC. Sheridan William Gilman Jeffers MacDonald Alder Samuel Young Harrison Taylor South Dakota A.D J. W. MacDumbe Methodist Starr Elizabeth Dondanville Plains C.” P. Hauser Dondanville State Orphans’ Home Miss Dondanville Chester Cassel Clinton Wilson Henry Ruppell Montana College Deer Lodge Mortimer Lott

Oldest Gallatin Pioneer Mrs Davies Celebrates 82nd Birthday

Mrs W J Davies, oldest woman member of the Gallatin County Pioneers Society, celebrated her eighty second birthday yesterday at the Bozeman home of her only daughter Mrs S C Crockett. The event occurred as neighbors and family joined in the modest observance.

Bozeman W. J. Davies Gallatin County 5. C. Crockett

Revolver Fails to Stop Burglars in Montana Home

Miles City May 39 Robbers entered the Kohler home at 1115 Palmer street while the household was away. Mrs Kohler shouted for help as two men descended the stairs with plunder one pointed a gun. The pair fled as police arrived, taking a watch an overcoat and other apparel.

Miles City J. C. Kohler Palmer Street

Big Timber News Highlights Local Figures and Arts

Telegrams from New York report Mrs Pauline Kruger Hamil arriving from Genoa to Big Timber Livingston and Miss Mabel A Busha earning recognition at the Woman's club. The community praises seven doyens for shaping Big Timber and a book of sonnets dedicated to Queen Victoria features illumination by Miss Kruger the artist.

Deer Mabel A. Busha College of Man The Woman's Club New York Pauline Kruger Hamilrived Genoa Tramilton Bere Pauline Kruger Sfontana Livingston Paul van Clevest Queen Veria

Germans Say Attacks All Have Been Useless

Berlin reports an official war office statement describing Allied offensives in the eastern theater. French attacks north of the Der Houdt farm and east of the Yaer canal caused heavy losses with Zouave prisoners. In the western area a German division retreated near Libay after a Russian strike, and cannons fell into enemy hands as fighting persisted near Jaroslau.

Berlin London War Office Estern der Houdt Farm Yaer Canal la Basse Canal Arras Bethune Libay Dubysa Sandleniek Lubaczowka Jaroslau

Deroy of Salem Pioneered Profit Sharing for Sailors

The article notes that Deroy of Salem Massachusetts was the first American millionaire and practiced profit sharing with sailors on his merchant ships. It mentions adjustable cars and an electric railroad concept in Ireland using gasoline electric generators and an overhead trolley system.

Deroy Salem Mass Wno United States Ireland

Lusitania Sunk In Self Defense Claims

The article reports German claims that the Lusitania sinking resulted from the explosion of ammunition aboard the ship. It accuses the British and the Cunard line of endangering passengers by carrying munitions and asserts Germany’s intention to protect soldiers, while awaiting American response on proposed maritime warfare mediations.

Naa Pritish Shipping Company Amer Lusitania Ameri United States Berlin London Germany Great Britain Jagow

President signals firm stance on Lusitania response

The article notes the American government seeks a prompt decision on reparations for Lusitania victims and future rights. It reports President Wilson’s determination to sever diplomatic ties if needed and German claims that Lusitania was armed are challenged by U S proof that no guns were aboard.

Wilson Germany United States

Political Dissensions Run High in Japan

Tokio May 30 Chinese crisis sparks serious internal political dissensions in Japan. Opposition holds nightly meetings to rouse public against the ministry. A session at Waseda University led by Foreign Minister Okuma ended amid disruptions by students. Diet sessions draw large crowds including women involved in feminist propaganda.

Tokio Japan Waseda University Okuma

Nine deputies convicted of manslaughter in Roosevelt strike

New Brunswick New Jersey May 20 nine of nineteen deputies on trial for murder in the first degree for firing into a crowd of chemical plant strikers at Roosevelt last January were convicted today of manslaughter.

New Brunswick N. J Roosevelt

Official statement from Havre on Dixmude fighting

A war bulletin from Havre dated May 29 reports heavy enemy artillery activity during the night of May 28 and the following day north and south of Dixmude. It notes vigorous and successful Allied artillery replies and afternoon fighting with hand grenades near Dixmude.

Tribute to Navy Men Follows Oregon Memorial at Sea

Flowers were cast upon the water outside the Golden Gate as a tribute to sailors of the battleship Oregon who died in the line of duty. The event occurred amid solemn remembrance in San Francisco.

San Francewey Oregon Golden Gate San Francisco

Prisoners Taken By Russian Armies Totals Released

Petrograd via London reports an official statement showing 10 734 officers and 65 378 men prisoners taken by Russian armies and interred in Russia up to April 1, according to figures made public today.

Petrograd London Russia

Von Jagow on German notes and neutral shipping

Dr. von Jagow warns of a harsh response to war methods while denying knowledge of the Nebraskan incident. He insists Germany will not torpedo neutral ships by design and notes limited communications hinder gauging American reception. He concedes sentiment abroad is unknowable as Britain may intercept wireless messages.

Germany von Jagow Abe

Nervous dyspepsia relief offered by pink pills ad

Nervous dyspepsia is described as a illness of nerves not stomachs with intermittent attacks often triggered by nerves. Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted to strengthen the body and nerves and are said to treat nervous and functional dyspepsia with diet guidance and a free pamphlet via postal card request.

Williams Dr. Willams Medicine Co Schenectady

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