Subscriptions and a political row in Anaconda
The Anaconda Standard reports subscription rates for domestic and foreign delivery and notes a political incident where Secretary Hughes threatened a repudiation statement over a withdrawn article. The piece references postwar finance with Germany and a Republican committee scene, criticizing propaganda and political risk.
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Hughes
United States Army
Rhine
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
All Eyes on Albany as Governor Smith Faces Vote
The New York governor's decision on repealing state prohibition fuels nationwide interest. A formal hearing drew vast mail from wets and drys, with talks of a veto and possible September referendum. The dispute shadows transit issues with Mayor Hylan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York State
Smith
Coney Island
Hylan
Empire State
New York
America's Baseball Mania Across New York and Beyond
A sweeping portrait of the boom in amateur baseball across New York and surrounding areas. Dozens of clubs per block on the East Side, many more in Long Island and New Jersey grounds, with weekend games from morning to sunset. Growing leagues across commerce and industry drive demand for high grade gear, signaling baseball as a vigor boost to American manhood.
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Giants
Yankees
New York
Long Island
New Jersey
Big City
Explosives Research and Political Jest Across News
Government scientists test safe blast distances for dwellings with dynamite near barns while commentary mocks figures like Bryan Fosdick and La Follette. The Ruhr strike ends, Lenin and Trotzky face pay roles, and China overtakes Russia in a brisk political snapshot.
Costly County Criminal Term Burdens Taxpayers
The recent criminal term closed Tuesday at an estimated cost of 10000 dollars with 6774 for jurors and 1745.80 for witnesses. Additional expenses included daily juror meals, county attorney salaries, court staff, and extended sessions. More than 90 jurors examined before 12 seated, with night sessions and long delays noted. The term is described as among the most costly relative to time held in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Allen
Woman Treated For Poisoning Twice In A Month
Mrs Basford suffered a second poisoning attempt within a month. Basford found her tearing his clothing as police aided, deputies retrieved clothing, and she was later removed to hospital with lysol poisoning after a prior Bil lings treatment.
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Mr. Basford
Butta
Basford
Lowney
Hasford
West Copper Street
Bilings
Butte
Cardboard clue linked to Evanston pier mystery
Water soaked cardboard found near Evanston pier is thought to be an order ticket for a fraternity pin and bears The Crest Company name with an undecipherable number. Investigators believe the cardboard suggests Mount's body was moved after a fatal injury during the class rush.
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Associated Pre
Chicago
Evanston
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Theyhops
Mount
the Crest Company
Ceth
Denist
Memorial Day events curtailed by rain at Fort Missoula
Special Dispatch from Missoula reports Memorial Day exercises at Fort Missoula were canceled for weather. The dead services proceeded as planned, but games and sports were dropped. In a separate matter, verdict favors Decker with $878 damages in an Anaconda vs Butt jury trial over a Gregson Road auto collision near Silver Bow.
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Missoula
Fort Missoula
Decker
George P. Wellcome
Anaconda
Fred A.” Decker
Butt Judge Carroll
Wellcome
Gregson Road
Silver Bow
Lead Increases for Scout Troop Contests at High School Gym
The second night of Boy Scout contests at the high school gym shows Troop 2 leading Troop 6 by over 100 points. Further events include a life saving meet next Tuesday and a track and field meet on June 8 at Columbia, with judges Mr. Jenks and others officiating. Edwin Eldris Underwood, 40, miner born in Bannack, Mont, died yesterday afternoon. he is survived by his wife Sadie, two sisters Alma Thompson and Lillian Wilson, and two brothers Richard and Thomas A. Underwood.
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Troop 2
Troop 6
Columbia Alge
Sosiey Ented
Mr. Jenks
East Borie
Wreena
Benoa Seer
Arian
Inet Capaisinore
Sethiunry
Eortes
Patear
Necona
Walter Tress
Lackner
Macton
Weniae
Pires
Solsia
Edwine
Underwood
Edwin Eldris Underwood
Mr. Underwood
Bannack
Mont
Sadie Underwood
Alma Thompson
Lillian Wilson
Mountain Home
Idaho
Richard
Thomas ‘A
Idaho Falls
Sherman & Reed
Tough Day for Local Anglers
The opening day of the fishing season drew crowds to the Madison Beaverhead and Big Hole rivers but a early storm ruined many trips. Anglers including Sol Genzberger Fred Pittin Ed Girour and Paul Hudnott endured bad weather and high water. My Powell hauled in a five pound rainbow near Browns Bridge while David Kilroy faced lightning and high water on Moose Creek and survived a dramatic escape with his catch. Local reports anticipate good fishing ahead with potential new records despite the rough conditions.
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Butte
Madison
Beaverhead
Big Hole
Malden Rock
Ernie
Paul Hudnott
John F. Powell
RH. Puxley
David Kilroy
Powell
Brown's Bridge
Ite
Maiden Rock
Moose ‘Creek
Thie
Lightniss
Mr. Kilroy
Riadalibia
Titus in Butte Discusses Y M C A Work
G G Titus a member of the international committee of the U A of C U A and associate of Dr John R Mott arrived in Butte to discuss YMCA work with local organizations. He will speak at the Butte Rotary Club luncheon on The Challenge of a New Day and will address the Y Roundup Club dinner tonight. He also plans to meet with the board of directors of the Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Titus
U. Afcua
John R Mott
Butte
Titus
Butte Rotary Club
Titua
Patriotism Key Note Of Memorial Day Meeting
A large audience at the American Legion hall observed Memorial Day with a patriotic program led by Commander F. M. Barrett of Lincoln post. Dr. T. C. Witherspoon spoke on unity among veterans groups, and Mrs. Johanna Grigg urged respect for fallen heroes. The event closed with songs and readings and a social hour hosted by the Women’s auxiliary.
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American Legion Hall
America
F. M. Barrett
Lincoln Post
Barrett
Botter
Mal Bree
Salvation Arm
John A. Loran
Grand ‘Army
T. C. Witherspoon
Silver Bow
American Legion
Dr. Witherspoon
United States
Johanna Grigg
Robert Logan
Women's Auxiliary of the Legion
Conrad Girl State Winner In National Safety Essay Contest
Washington May 30 four checks and four medals mailed to Montana pupils for safety essay prizes. Madalen O'Brien Conrad public schools wins $16 and bronze medal. Enya Li Han Warren Great Falls receives silver medal and $10. Felicia McLemore Baker bronze medal and $5. Richard T Brice Lewistown bronze medal and $5. Four hundred seventy eight checks and medals totaling 6500 dollars mailed nationwide.
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Washington, D.C
Montana
Es Enya
May’ Trumper
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Highway Educational Board
Madalen O'Brien
Conrad Public Schools
Conrad
Li Han “Warren
Great Falls” Public
Felicia McLemore
Baker Public Schools
Richard T. Brice
Lewis Town
Nser
New York
Hawaii
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Washington
Stanley Newcomb
San Diego
California
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Standard Publishing
Compant Publishers and Proprietors
West Park Street
Pagnem Department
Raltorial
DAILY
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Boseman
Philipsboro
MATL
Canada
Bindapeuiy
Bundey
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
Associated Press
Associated Prone
Inca
Prudden, King & Prudden, Inc
Tith Avenue
Globe
Bos Btager
Bii
Anaconda Office
Taco Wines Department
Ce Tesetorial Department
Phon
Harding
Great Britain
Bureau of Mines
Germany
Mr. Bryan
Dr. Fosdick
la Ollette
Daugherty
Rouchless
Messrs. Lenine and
Trotzky
China
Russia
C. D. Batchelor Tateer Company
Jack Spratt
Capyrent Crema
Charles B. Manville
Johns Manville, Inc
Mr. Manville
Pleasantville
Westchester
Coun
G.G. Titus
National Highway Safety Campaign
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