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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1913

Page

17

Milwaukee officials study Blackfoot Great Falls rail survey

Milwaukee leaders advance a survey linking the Blackfoot country with Great Falls as part of a plan to push railroad development. Engineer RW Sweet and Vice President Goodnow oversee ground work while a presidential party inspects Cadott Pass and the route.

Milwaukee Blackfoot Great Falls RW. Sweet Cadett Pass Karling Goodnow Sweet Paasutie Falls Great Walte

Decision Against Russia Refuses Free Entry Wood Pulp

Washington October 7 Assistant Secretary Hamlin says wood pulp from Russian timber is not entitled to free entry into the United States. The decision aligns with Treasury policy denying favored nation treatment to Russia over the abrogated treaty of commerce with the United States and Russia regarding wood pulp and paper.

Washington Russia United States Treasury Hamlin Treasury Department Tusa

Cotton crop condition at 64.1 percent national level

Washington October 2 The Department of Agriculture announced at noon today that the condition of the United States cotton crop on September 25 was 64.1 percent of a normal.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture

Lane starts for capital on Estes Park reserve plan

Franklin K. Lane secretary of the interior leaves San Francisco for Washington via Denver to consult Colorado officials on transforming Estes Park into a national reserve named Rocky Mountain National Park. He travels with Mrs Lane and aides and expects to resume duties around October 10 after recovery from a Sept. 9 angina attack.

San Francisco Cal Franklin K. Lane Washington Denver Colorado Estes Park Rocky Mountainational Park Iie A. C. Miller

Hegglund Arrest in Minneapolis Fails Amid Habeas Corpus

The sheriff's office learned that Under Sheriff Smith traveled to Minneapolis armed with papers to bring Charles Hegglund back to Butte, but he was released on habeas corpus before Silver Bow officials arrived. The arrest followed a telegraphed request by Sheriff Driscoll on the charge that Hegglund deserted his family. Oscar Andrieux, a resident who died in Silver City New York, arrived in Butte yesterday and was taken to his mother's home at 654 South Dakota Street for the funeral today.

Saeritrs Minneapolis Smith Charles Hegglund Butte Hegglund Oscar Andrieux Sliver City N. Y South Dakota Street

Andrieux W to Lead Funeral Arrangements at St Joseph’s

At 9 16 o clock services will be held at St Joseph s church and Elks lodge. Andrieux W a member will be in charge of funeral arrangements. At the time of his death he was secretary and city sales department head for Browne Flanigan Company.

St. Jseph's Churel Y Elks' Lodge Andrieux W Andrieux The Browne & Flanigan Ompany

Butte High School Football Meeting and Debate

A rally at Butte High School featured speeches by Coach House Captain Don ily and Captain Lyford of Mines. Mort Donoghue Kenneth Simmons argued for, Hazel Arthur and Jean Jordan against. the negative won unanimously. Association officers named: President Morty Donoghue, VP Lillian Bennetts, directors Emmett Dee Ina Bacon Spuck Sidney Rowe.

Coach House Donily Lyford Mines Ies Mort Donoghue Kenneth Simmons Hazel Arthur Jean Jordan Butte High Ooe Ars Association Association Morty Donoghue Lillian Bennetts Emmett Dee Ina Bacon Spuck Sidney Rowe

New Rifle Firing Inventions Stun Paris Observers

Paris reports obscure inventor Sava Kogozea unveils a cartridge and inflammable bullet claimed to destroy airships. He fires an old bullet in 1890 showing no smoke or recoil as it travels straight, with potential range of 1 200 meters, plus a cannon idea and a ground level shrapnel shell.

Paris Sava’ Kogozea Rogozea

Mystery of Diesel Disappearance Deepens in Antwerp

Antwerp reports a crew member asserts Dr Rudolf Diesel boarded the Dresden at 5 30 pm September 28 but left ashore when the ship delayed its departure at 7 39 pm, while London reports Diesel company official George Carel says he dined with Diesel aboard and left him on the ship’s deck at 10 o’clock September 29.

Antwerp Rudolf Diesel Germany England Dresden London A Salor George Carel The Diesel Company Dr. Diesel

El Paso telegram confirms safe arrival of Reynolds family

Lieut. Gov. John M Reynolds received a telegram from son in law Shirley G Hulse announcing his safe arrival with family at El Paso Texas. Hulse and a New York mining engineer Fuller were previously feared dead after a Mexican interior mining venture amid unrest. Fuller escaped on horseback while Hulse reached the border by wagon. Electric magnets are being installed by treasure ships to recover submerged metals.

Redford John M. Reynolds Shirley G. Hulse el. Paso Texas Hulse New York Fuller Mexico Huse

Campaign to boost American goods faces foreign competition

Atlantic City Oct 2 Manufacturers at the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers meeting were urged to start a campaign against foreign-made goods as new riff tariff schedules tighten. William Whitlam of New York warned of intensified foreign competition and proposed an exchange in New York modeled on Manchester's Royal Exchange to cut selling and buying costs without reducing profits.

Atlantic City N. J National Association of Cotton Manufacturers William Whittam New York Mr. Whitlam Royal Exchange Manchester England

Russian Emigrant Lands in Wrong Lincoln Town

Russian emigrant Statan Colsevik reached Lincoln Nebraska after traveling from New York to the city only to learn his ticket was mis stamped Lincoln New Hampshire. Police assisted via an interpreter and efforts sought to have the steamship company cover his return to New Hampshire along with small lost items listed in the advertisement.

Lincoln Town Lincoln, Neb New York Statan Colsevik Lincoln, N. H New Hampshire

Exchange Department Special Department of New Goods

Our Exchange Department offers a large stock of good as new items with best designs. Separate from other departments, it highlights quality and value for shoppers seeking reconditioned merchandise.

Exchange

Widow Seeks nullity of deed amid fraud claims

Mary Ham, a widow unable to read, files in district court to set aside a deed transferring her Snoo​xer lode claim home to Thomas and Elizabeth Ralph. She alleges fraud, says she received 80 in gold pieces, and seeks restoration of her home to her before the transfer. The case details her belief the property was worth more than double the sale price.

District Court Mary Ham Thomas Ralph Elizabeth J. Ralph Ham Snooxer Lode Centerville Ralph Hani Maury, Tompston and Davis

Suffragists Launch Montana Campaign With Speaker Visit

The Mor tana Equal Suffrage league sets tomorrow as the start of a state campaign. Lulu Sheppard of Utah will address Butte from an automobile at Broadway and Main Street Wednesday at 7 o'clock. A parade and city tour will greet her arrival.

Mortana Equal Suffrage League New ‘Rage Association Rockies Wire Lulu Sheppard Utah Montana Sheppard Broadway Main Street Butte

Representative Moore Introduces Fathers Day Resolution

Washington October 2 Representative Moore of Pennsylvania father of eight introduced a resolution in the house designating a fleet of June as Fathers Day with the rose as its emblem. He said the resolution was introduced at the request of Charlotte E Kirkbride and Carrie Sternberg of Philadelphia who have obtained a charter for Fathers Day under Pennsylvania law.

Washington Moore Pennsylvania Sige Kestion Charlotte E. Kirkbride Carrie Sternberg Philadelphia

Boy Burned In Home Fire At 420 Mahoney Street

John Sharron, a young boy, suffered extensive burns while matches ignited his clothing at home. He was found burned from head to foot but many injuries were superficial. He died yesterday after being brought to hospital. the accident occurred while his mother was away.

John Sharron Aien Niime Sharron Mahoney Street

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