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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1913

Page

10

Man Commits Suicide Over Investment Losses At Lake Avoca

James Winn a 44 year old blacksmiths helper living at the Belmont hotel shot himself at Lake Avoca after a string of failed investments including a California ranch and a chicken ranch. His body was found about 6 30 am with a note to his roommate Jack Perrin stating he could not stand it any longer and asking Perrin to settle his money. He had not worked since last May and left about 100 with Perrin. Authorities and friends say he suffered losses and brooded over the business deals but no one can explain the act beyond possible mental distress.

California James Winn Belmont Hotel Lake Avoca Winn Butte Ice Company John Perrin Jack Union Jim Winn P. S Perrin Butte Anaconda Leonard Illinois Laurence Auburn Wash

Funeral Directors 70 Meet Tomorrow in Montana Conclave

The Montana Funeral Directors association holds its annual meeting in the state capital, with a banquet to end Friday night. Off duty, the undertakers are cheerful, treating the gathering like a social event rather than a somber rite. George R. Creel leads as president, with Charles Opp and J. W. Whitfield as vice presidents and Charles H. Marsh as secretary-treasurer.

Montana Funeral Directors’ Association George R. Creel Lewistown Charles Opp Helena J. W. Whitfield Livingston Charles H. Marsh Missoula

British Camel Train Ambushed by Dervishes Near Burao

Aden reports say a camel corps of British native troops was attacked by about 2,000 dervishes near Burao in the Somaliland protectorate. Two British officers plus roughly 60 men were killed or wounded. many Indian troops among the dead or wounded. A remnant was found after a 300-man flying squadron pursued the ambushers. The British commander cautions that tribesmen may attack Burao.

Aden Arabia Camel Corps Burao British Somaliland Protectorate Herbert A. Byhatt Colonial Office London

Governor of Kiang Si Ramps Insurgent Campaign

Peking August 12 officials report that Kiang Si governor resists Yuan Shikai’s government, denouncing Sun Yat Sen and Huang Sing as cowards. Parliament members mostly stay, a constitutional draft advances, and Yuan Shikai appears set for election with a weakened opponent.

Peking Kiang Si Yuan Shi Kai Huang Sing Sun Yat Sen Japan

Starvation doctor conviction upheld by state Supreme Court

Olympia, Aug 12 The state Supreme court today affirmed the conviction of Dr Linda Barfield Hazzard known as the starvation doctor for first degree murder in the death of Claire Williamson an English heiress in Kitsap county She was also convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to from 1 to 20 years in state prison Her appeal from the Port Orchard verdict returned Feb 4 1912 was denied

Olympia Wash State Supreme Court Linda Barfield Hazzard Claire Williamson Kitsap County

First National Bank of Stevensville Proposed

Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a filing for permission to organize the First National bank of Stevensville with capital stock of 25000 by George May P Mendal and R C Frisbie of Stevensville.

The Standard Washington First National Bank of Stevensville George May

Lutey's Sugar and Groceries Ad

Sugar sale offers 25 pounds for 1 dollar plus 15 dollars of other groceries and 20 pounds for 1 dollar plus 19 dollars of other groceries. Lutey's.

Lutey’s.—Adv

Girl Thrown From Motorcycle Injured In New York Accident

Miss Kate Farrer aged 15 of 1806 Harrison avenue narrowly escaped fatal injuries in a motorcycle crash on Harrison avenue. Riding a tandem bike the vehicle skidded while passing a buggy, throwing Miss Farrer into a ditch. She suffered a broken nose and severe facial lacerations and was treated at St James hospital.

Kate Farrer Harrison Avenue Miss Farrer St. James' Hospital

Treasury to allocate $50 million to banks aiding crop movement

Washington reports that banks borrowing or lending for speculation will be barred from part of $50,000,000 in government funds to assist crop movement. The Acting Comptroller Lane requires banks to report all money lent or borrowed to distinguish speculative finance from efforts to ease currency strain.

Washington Treasury Department Treasury

Methodist South holds annual conference in Stevensville

Stevensville Aug 12 The thirty sixth annual state conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South opens in Stevensville tomorrow. Bishop Waterhouse of Los Angeles will preside among noted church leaders including Dr J B Crutchfield Milton OR, Dr W F Murray Louisville KY, Dr John Moore Nashville TN and Dr W E Vaughn San Francisco. Reverend C A Rexroad of Butte preaches tonight for assembled ministers and delegates.

Stevensville The Methodist Episcopal Church South Bishop Waterhouse Los Angeles J. BE. Crutchfield Church College Milton Ore W. F. Murray Louisville John Moore Nashville

Myers Named Chairman Of Public Lands Committee

Washington Aug 12 The Democratic Steering Committee assigned Senator Myers to chair the Public Lands Committee after Senator Chamberlain moved to the Military Committee chair and after the death of Senator Johnston.

Senator Myers Public Lands Committee Standard Washington Senate Senator Myers Senator Chamberlain Johnston

Interior Department Order Sets Huntley Land Charges

Washington August 12 interior department issues an order fixing private land building charges on the Huntley project at 50 dollars per acre payable in ten installments. The first and last installments are ten dollars with intermediate payments rising from one to five dollars annually. Maintenance charge noted at one dollar per acre annually. Separate data estimates 1912 iron and steel imports into Japan around 28 643 569 dollars rising eight 2 million over 1911 with nine percent as pig iron ingots bars rods pipes and tubes.

The Standard Washington Interior Department Huntley Project Japan

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Solitaires Leys Jeweler North Main Street C. B. Hoskins & CO. Druggists Soclle Tripp & Dragstedt CO South Main W.A. Wells Clark Block State Savings Bank Ed Rose the Jeweler Blacksmith's State Association Anneal National Bank Methodist Church South Omareatstratig CO Orton Bros Montana
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