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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
9
Washington reports that Mexico’s six month halt on interest payments unsettles European bondholders. Officials note discontent may push European governments to urge the United States to protect their Mexican stake. Some say General Huerta may be using the delay to push for intervention.
Passengers and crew of the Royal Mail packet Cobequid are saved after wireless pleas for aid were answered. the doomed steamer was dashed on Trinity rock off Port Maitland as rescue ships risked their lives to transfer survivors in Yarmouth harbor.
The National Woolgrowers association began its fiftieth annual convention in Salt Lake City with two business sessions an informal reception and a dance. Hundreds of sheepmen and industry affiliates attended the three day event alongside Utah Woolgrowers association sessions at the Hotel Utah. About 2000 visitors were estimated to have attended.
The Wieh Worle oy ers' association elected George Austin of Salt Lake City as president at its closing session on Wednesday night. Officers will be chosen by an 18 member board. CC BL Stewart was reelected secretary and treasurer for his seventh term. Paris Jack Johnson and Frank Moran signed for a twenty round world heavyweight championship bout to be held in early June near Paris.
Justice Carter granted a writ of supersedeas in the murder case of Mrs. Alildred Ansen esreat. The defendant Herry Spencer faces potential hanging this week in Chicago as the Supreme Court session and related proceedings move forward with the writ.
The city of Chicago plans stores to help unemployed residents with limited savings by providing access to affordable groceries and coal. The project funds retail and coal markets and aims to aid those out of work in a short time.
Federal education commissioner P Uander R Clax ton told the House education committee that educating 3,000 adult illiterates in the United States could add 400 to the potential wealth of the American people.
Youngstown Ohio firemen while battling a fire on East Federal street forced open a locked door and found a man dead on a bed with a crushed skull. The discovery suggests foul play as investigators begin examining the scene.
Ill health to Roscoe Cornell Jr grounds social visits by Mrs. A Potts and others. Sage Creek visitor Willard Jensen stops in Dillon. Jay Holtz confined by grippe. Mrs Ed Cochrane shops with Dillon merchants. A 10 pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Walter Grimes last Monday. Local travel and business visits including deputies, visitors from Medicine Lodge, and residents visiting Armstead and Salt Lake City. Historic note on L R Maillett and the early Deer Lodge merchants and landings.
The Como school under Miss Emma Ganthe, graded by County Superintendent Nora L. Smithey, tops Ravalli and is among the first in the state to be named Standard School by State superintendent I A Davee for meeting at least 74 percent of the ideal. State reports say schools statewide are increasingly striving to meet requirements.
The obituary details the life of S. Thomas Aspling a centenarian who died Wednesday at Sind at the hearse of ta sony C. E. depling. It notes his long travels from New York to Pittsburgh by riverboats and his acquaintance with fur traders and Captain Clark and Lewis. His family roots trace to New York City and old New York to Saint Louis as part of his explorations across the continent.
Serious catarrh can spread from nose to throat and lungs. Hyomei or Teorel claim fast relief with no stomach use. The complete inhaler kit costs $1.00 and extra liquid 50 cents. Refund offered if unsatisfied.
Miss Marion Leach is ill with pneumonia at her home on Bannack street.
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