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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1913
Page
2
A vintage advertisement touts Gold Dust washing powder as a grease cutting agent for kitchens. It advises making warm water suds with Gold Dust after each dishwash, rinsing the sink with the suds, and using hot water to prevent grease buildup and pipe clogs.
A Chicago commission on white slave trafficking moves to establish a permanent personal organization to aid working girls. Merchants in major cities will be invited to form branches and develop a program for the welfare of women in all employments as to living conditions and protection from vice. Witnesses described long hours and meager pay. a plan to fund more witnesses was discussed while local manufacturers avoided subpoenas.
The article reports multiple divorce actions and suits. David Oates wins a new divorce after alleging his wife Tentries Oates deserted him for Sydney Roberts in British Columbia, with the couple once wed in Salt Lake City December 1901. Bertha Glare sues S Clark for non support amid Idaho marriage in Caldwell. Other cases include Henry B. Stork suit over property and damages, plus various venue and prosecution motions in Missavin county.
In federal court Chicago March Frost testifies amid cross examination on alleged conspiracy with Canadian financiers to obtain 10000, 000 worth of cow lands in Macwuska valley Alaska. Frost defends promoting Alfelet Central railroad while noting he sought coal lands, calls $1,540,000 a reasonable road financing, and explains terms offered by Toronto banker Francis Stewart as part of a complex deal.
The article describes a fad for men’s handbags and tight fitting garments. It notes small purses hidden under tight sleeves to carry a handkerchief cigarette case coins and a mirror. Lake shore boulevards have seen wearers with these new accessories as pockets disappear due to snug trousers.
A two reel romance of the Civil War battle in the film His Brother tops an excellent program at the America theater. The piece is praised for realistic battle scenes and clear photography with stirring action. Also featured are Animated Weekly and Farco comedies and a parade sequence in New York City celebrating St Patrick’s Day.
Eugene Ore March 31 Four loggers James Meyers George Meyers Thalph Allen and Cleg Dongle Joggers drowned trying to save a log drive from high water on the Slusiew river near Mound four miles west of Eugene. Bodies not recovered.
Washington March 31 Democratic opposition grows over Underwood plan to delay appointing nonroutine committees at the opening of the special session The aim is to focus full attention on tariff revision bills while senators and representatives warn that postponing committees might pressure House support for tariff legislation and delay other major issues.
March 31 report states Admiral Reynolds of the navy department designated a duty party of machinists and foremen from Puget Sound Yard to Alaska to investigate coal fields as a potential fuel source. The group will take cutters and barges for the trip, proceeding via the Herlag Myer fold, awaiting approval to proceed to SuinkaAdy.
A garbled note describes flower embroidery on conte with routuce braid sewn along the edge. It mentions outlines and braid sewn through material and references wrap and sugars, but the text is fragmented and unclear.
San Francisco investigators charged Maren M. Katlman publisher of a telephone directory with seeking a bribe. Algernon Croftun president of the Telephone Users' Association testified about a 330,000 urine of action. The board will pursue an immediate inquiry. Clyde Stratton, a burglar and prison escapee, is reported moving from Leavenworth toward Chicago after breaking out Saturday.
A group of 17 New York bishops and rectors push for changing the Protestant Episcopal Church name and consider presenting the proposal at the next general conference in October. They argue the current name harms unity and peace within the church while acknowledging debate over the original selection of the name.
Weadhow Wilson fang and Thomas xillannl Taw are newborn sons of Law Pat Yue, Chinatown merchant in San Francisco. The article notes the twins’ naming honors President Wilson and Vice President Marshall, with hopes they grow up to be a credit to China and America.
The Nebraska legislature declined to consider a 160000 appropriation for a San Francisco exposition project. The finance committee had previously killed the measure, and the house sustained that action, denying the requested funding.
The pressmen's union votes to end the dispute with the San Francisco operation. A strike against the plant in Chicago is slated to begin in May 1972 after a period of negotiation and tension.
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