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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1919
Page
8
An old advertisement claims skin eruptions stem from blood impurities and touts 8 8 8 as a superior cleansing remedy. It urges readers to obtain a bottle from drug stores and contact the Medical Director at 263 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga for personalized advice.
Professor Bard described small underground structures used in mining evidence, disputing a claimed Rainbow vein junction with the Pyle vein. He traced the 908 fault across levels, noted the 800 level tangle, and insisted the Pyle vein remains distinct from Rainbow, extending deep into Black Rock mine with no true junction.
Six Sundays in a Gary week noted as Miss Vera L. Noyes plans a year round Sunday school. The Rainbow lode geology is described as a network of fractures with independent vein segments, not a single vast vein. Judge Bourquin adjourned court until 10 am for further proceedings.
The Commerce Department announced that US foreign trade nearly balanced in July as imports rose sharply and exports declined. Goods valued at about 345 million dollars entered American ports, a monthly total only surpassed by no prior month. Exports totaled about 31 million, with seven months ending in July showing exports at 461.8 million and imports at 1.953 billion.
A resolution urging a probe of the Alien Office was introduced with mentions of custodian Michnell Palmer and P Garvan. The discussion was postponed after preliminary consideration. A separate item notes a campaign by the Pan-American Association of Chicago to abolish passport regulations to South and Central American republics, with a petition to Secretary Lansing forwarded.
A Southern California strike wave spreads across Pacific Electric and Los Angeles Railway lines with demands including reinstatement of all workers, discharge of strikebreakers, and full back pay. A general transport paralysis threatens packing houses and food supplies as sympathizers clash with authorities. injuries reported to E Day, Southern Pacific switchman.
In Washington on August 22 Koreans denounced Japan’s promise of early reforms in Korea as insincere. Dr. Rhee, president of the provisional republican government, said Korea cannot grow under Japanese control and will seek complete independence regardless of Tokyo’s terms.
A returning soldier pleaded guilty to a violent offense and was sentenced for life. The report notes involvement of related parties and the ongoing international implications tied to the case.
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