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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1920
Page
6
Advertises Sulpheric Tablets as a spring health aid to thin and purify blood, relieve winter poisons, and treat headaches dizziness and various ailments. Claims benefits for constipation kidney activity and overall vitality with herbal purifying tablets sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
Coroner's jury determines Hugh B Haran died from shock and hemorrhage after a No 30 Springfield rifle fired by accident. Witnesses recall a gun slipping and discharging as crowds watched in the Idaho street scene. Police and doctors described a fatal wound to the heart and lung with embalming noted.
Thomas L. McDonald filed a complaint against the Montana Transfer Company in Butte seeking $20,000 for injuries after allegedly falling into an exposed coal hole at the Phoenix block rear. The suit blames the company for leaving the coal hole cover off. A second ad notes soaring clothing costs and urges market price checks with Dan Kowske, a tailor at 202 North Main Street in Butte.
In a Denver police court Kennedy described his arrest after an altercation with a German man named August Some thing. He said his brother was killed in France and that the German’s taunt prompted him to strike. The judge discharged him after hearing the circumstances.
On her plea of guilty to forgery finale Lewis Jones was sentenced to not less than one nor more than two years in the state penitentiary. She cited caring for a two year old child and a husband already serving a sentence. Gust Andros, tried as Gust Andrews, was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Lynch for murder of Sylvester J Prenatt. Trials of James Weaver and Charles Moran for burglary were continued to May 6.
Jack McDonald testified he was hired to clean up a Milton block establishment and that moonshine found in a pitcher was evidence. An unknown man allegedly offered liquor, which McDonald refused before the liquor was poured into a pitcher for disposal. Police later found the mixture. the charge against McDonald was dismissed. The article also notes long mine production in Almaden Spain.
The Butte post office reports a U S bulletin forbidding issuance of postal money orders to Sonora Mexico On request of Mexico's postmaster general the Laredo exchange will cancel orders and return advices and coupons to senders The bulletin lists postmasters Casady Stella M Casady Essex Claude Sloan Twodot George H Carter The note ends with French women taking up football and English rugby gaining popularity
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