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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
2
A middle aged woman from Hopking Minnesota testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her hot flashes and other menopausal symptoms after two years. She endorses the product and urges others to write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for confidential help.
The Nam of Madeline Obenchain indicted with Arthur Burch for the Kennedy murder is described. Witnesses cite a hotel clerk identifying Obenchain, a July date hotel stay, and August events in Bevery. Details mention a pistol pack and papers about Kennedy's death carried from the hotel.
Astrological notice notes Mercury and Venus favorable while Jupiter Mars unfavorable. cautions on business, politics, hospitals, and legal actions. Predictions warn of court disappointments, public disputes, and illnesses. advises thrift and restraint in speculation and careful handling of money and education matters.
Federal officers brought Robert F. Hagen to custody amid undefined proceedings. The report notes jail observations and mentions Milwaukee, Harlowton, Miles City, and a scheduled court meeting around January 30. The item references the League of Nations and the International Court of Justice with tentative timing for proceedings in The Hague.
Mrs Livingston Rowe Schuyler of New York is named president general, the first woman residing north of the Mason-Dixon line to hold the post, chosen at the convention in St Louis Missouri.
President to discuss tariff revisions with focus on two areas the river and merchant marine plans. He expects to push through earliest passage with support for possible ship subsidy and route preferences alongside free tolling for coastwise shipping via the Panama Canal. Senate leaders favor basing invoiced values over house method and may seek home value provisions after surveys.
Emerson school held its first community meeting tonight at 8 in the Emerson gym under the Parents Teacher association. Principal Jennie Robinson leads the school known as the largest grade school in the city with Richard Vearne in charge of the musical program.
The alarm test misled Jere Murphy, chief of police, causing panic as the city’s offices and patrols scattered. Officers were called out and the chief found the streets empty and the city motorcars absent, awaiting confirmation at headquarters.
Last rites were held for a Bozeman pioneer at The Tepas Episcopal Church. The service honored a respected farmer and ranch owner with numerous floral tributes. Survived by three children and several grandchildren, including Harold and Shirley, the family inherits a ranch late husband worked.
Six of eight American railroads told shipping board officials they would abandon preferential contracts with foreign shipping interests. Some lines said those contracts had expired and would not be renewed, naming Baltimore and Ohio Northern Central Southern Mobile and Ohio and Boston and Albany as endorsing the concession. Pennsylvania Railroad cited only a business understanding with the International Mercantile Marine. Henry Ford remarks on history and public record follow.
A long contaminated text reports on an American advisory committee discussion of underwater warfare and submarine use in naval weapons. It notes no divergence between committee chairs and navy officers on submarines legitimate role and outlines views on arms limitation and strategic balance.
Prince Tokugawa of Japan drew a line on Vice Admiral Kanji Kato’s claim for a 70 percent capital ship ratio, saying it reflected naval experts’ opinion rather than an official stance. He stressed no repudiation of Kato, acknowledging misinterpretation of his earlier remarks.
A long hotel arrivals log shows guests from Missoula to New York, Helena, Spokane, Billings, Detroit, Chicago, Boston, Seattle, and many other places. Names include Mrs Guy Van Camp, J.T. Normile, R. H. Albright, C. N. Bleten, and H. A. Johnson, among others. The fragmented list hints at a busy period with diverse origins and destinations. The piece also notes a continuation of the story hour in the public library, detailing a mildwinter program for children and planned meetings.
Fragmentary weather notes describe another snow episode in the city with drifted snow and low barometers. Reports from different areas note prospects for a further storm yet likely less severe than the November event. Temperatures and wind chill appear elevated as sleet and light snow effects are observed.
Fragmented OCR text notes attorney says no verdict against client. Mentions Judge, jury, Vito Worrowea money, Mrs Lininger, counter claim of 362.89, testimony, porrowe puaincin, and a woman who cleaned a house. Details unclear and names inconsistently spelled.
Public hearing before the state railroad commission examined a proposed cut in the Cat Creek to Winnett pipeline rate from 32.5 cents per barrel. Elk Basin showed September October receipts of 9101 000 with 8750 000 profit before depreciation. Montana Independent opposed the cut citing functioning line. Commission took the matter under advisement.
A probate filing in Sauonecourt Missouri claims that Susan Chames, widow of James A Murray, is entitled to a share of the Murray estate. The contest challenges the will, arguing the widow’s rights to her husband’s estate at his death in California. W S de Brown, administrator, filed the petition seeking probate.
Dr P H McCarthy secretary of the county board of health was appointed to the position by the board at yesterday's meeting. He reported county health conditions as excellent and announced he will continue to vaccinate school children free of charge.
Tilford Allen is charged with robbery in a complaint filed in Justice Ornsby’s court yesterday. Quinn K. Luce is charged with passing a worthless check for twenty dollars on W. A. Clark & Bros., bankers.
A new advertising campaign from Procter & Gamble of Cincinnati opens in Butte today. The plan groups ads for many products under one banner with a coupon offer. Purchases bring high coupon value toward free goods, aiming to boost grocers and households alike in this city.
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