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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1921
Page
6
A disorderly court transcript describes an auto accident causing death after a collision with a vehicle on a telegraph trail. Witnesses testify about a fracture to the brain and contested blame, with Brown and others referenced in relation to the driver’s actions and perceived negligence.
Albert J. Gumings a 26 year old native of Seat Nie home was found dead this afternoon. He was married to Miss Rhea Witt and leaves two children ages 10 and a brother Fee Cummings. The body will be buried locally.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports state commander Tom Bush and Helena’s E Pew meeting Minneapolis colleagues to tackle war risk insurance issues. Forbes of Waentne and Plaine aides discussed handling claims and urged prompt action, hoping difficulties would fade once Forbes returns to the capital.
A fragmented report notes the lower house passed a new assessment law. The measure now advances to the Senate for review as officials discuss implications and potential changes.
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Subscribers in residential districts who do not receive their paper promptly or carrier will call phone 78 M. requests for delivery will be promptly attended to. Eugene Tetreault, Supt. Carrier System.
Judge Winston opens in Deer Lodge and finds Lewis Mullen held and transported whiskey described as moonshine in a traveling handbar and bags. The court holds ownership with John Doe, not Mullen, and determines unlawful possession and intent to distribute intoxicating liquor for others.
Associated Press reports Washington August 1 commerce aims to build a railroad spanning about 90 miles from Rogerson near Twin Falls into Biko County. The plan includes a route through local counties and towns as part of a broader state transport expansion.
Boston report states State Commissioner Goodwin refused a request for permission to operate an automobile equipped with an air propeller. The decision halts the unlikely vehicle attempt amid regulatory scrutiny of novel auto designs.
Promises a hot beverage that calms coffee irritated nerves and aids refreshing sleep. Aims to replace tea or coffee with a drink available at grocers.
Justice William F. Burr of the New York supreme court signed an order restoring temporarily the nine passenger vessels seized by the United States Shipping Board to the United States Mail Steamship Company for alleged non payment of charter dues or arrears, pending further action or review.
Deer Lodge, Aug 1. Deer Lodge troop Boy Scouts of America will go into camp Aug 6 at Dempsey creek near Mitchell bungalow. Camp site offers hot and cold springs fishing creeks a lake for swimming a large field for games and hikes. Camp discipline and proper dress required. Meals by a chef with food furnished free. camp expenses paid from the Boy Scout fund. Thomas Ness named camp commander.
In Montana a court set bonds totaling 27000 for C F and Scott Cassell formerly Hankera of the First State bank of Ovando after they pleaded not guilty to six informations filed by the county attorney. Judge Wiston ordered the bonds and the case proceeds.
Melford Granger pleaded guilty to escaping from the state prison in Deer Lodge Montana after court clarification. He received a sentence of 15 to 80 months to run after the prior term ended in April. A fellow escapee, Charles Swartz, also pleaded and received a similar sentence. Reports also note drownings in inland Empire area with several victims in Idaho Washington and Oregon waters and renewed Ukrainian Jewish pogroms reported via cables to American Jewish groups.
Natalia Storley-Black Lang of New York and Newport has secured a Reno divorce from Carl Lang. The society beauty, famed for her beauty, was described by Will Pogany as a rare American beauty. She testified that he hypnotized her, while Lang cited an overbearing mother-in-law as his defense.
Anaconda Montana pennants bearing the coat of arms will fly from city automobiles, as the Anaconda Automobile and Good Roads association approved a sample, praising its beauty. New or renewing members will receive a pennant free, while dues drop from 3 to 2.50 dollars. The group also discussed highway association dues, tourist park improvements, and the possible removal of an old racetrack building to expand camping facilities.
East Side defeated the Alumni 9 to 7 after leading 5 in the first inning and holding a 4 to 1 edge through four. In the fifth East Side rallied on an error string that produced five runs as pitchers Wallace Rooney and Mickey Domitrovich held off the Alumni bats. Batteries: Alumni Harrington Trudeau Emmons. East Side Wallace Rooney Mickey Domitrovich. Tonight, Mast Side meets Goodfriends.
Washington commentary notes the Sam Browne belt, ordered by General Pershing as regulation uniform, failed to restore expected dash to the army. War-era bravado faded as officers find the belt impractical and out of place without trench caps, leaving an uneasy reception among majors, captains, and colonels.
Broad street hospital patients rest easier after Superintendent Ad Barker Savage bans medicine bottles and supplies to outer corridors. Desks of chief nurses moved from wards to reduce visual cues, a psychology based change observed to improve patient mood. The rule extends to rooms in the new building expected from the Downtown Hospital association.
Harry Nick of Disham Washington, employed by Milwaukee and St Paul R R, credits Tanlac with curing years of stomach trouble. He describes relief from stomach pain headaches dizziness and insomnia after four bottles, gaining sixteen pounds and renewed strength. The drug is sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Co and by leading druggists everywhere.
A testimonial from Hany A. Wilson of Clearfield Pa praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after childbirth. The letter claims reduced fever dizziness and long periods, enabling the narrator to resume all her work and recommend the remedy to friends.
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