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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
3
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New officers named for the Montana Equal Franchise League include President Mrs. B G Clinch First Vice President Mrs Roy Foote Second Vice President Mrs J Denison Third Vice President Caldwell Fourth Vice President Mrs Kate Johnson Recording Secretary Mrs C Geyman Corresponding Secretary Mrs M Gorham Treasurer Mrs J J Ellis Auditors Mrs Ti Truax and Mrs M L Geiger The meeting at Mrs J F Denison's apartment produced dispute over legitimate leadership with Mrs Johnson asserting she is the true president and insurgents contesting the result.
A Sheridan Wyoming report statesWilliam Jones, manager of the Wrench ranch, drove an automobile in which a laboring man named Vic died after falling from the running board. Jones aided the corpse removal and was arrested. Vic, locked in a cell, became a raving maniac within an hour and had to be placed in a straightjacket to prevent harm to Bates, who leaves a wife and large family.
Butte mining experts weigh a proposed gas method to kill Lopes hiding in the Utah Apes mine. Oscar Rohn and B H Dunshee doubt it could reach all tunnels. Darcie Bard says fumes might trap him a week but starvation would likely finish him. Field notes reference bulkheads and gas travel through 30 miles of tunnels in Bingham district.
A clipped excerpt discusses Pilot-Butte Mining and differences in upcast mine design. It notes that proper gas management during fire by sealing sections with bulkheading could hinder gas spread, making smudging deadly in a Butte property and highlighting the time needed to erect sufficient bulkheads.
Southern Montana stockmen express optimism as A Campbell supervisor of livestock on the Crow reservation says cattle wintering well and range conditions are the best in years. Large shipments have fetched top prices while grass fires and grasshoppers caused some damage.
Rodger Deeny was declared the winner of the recitation contest at the Newsboys Night meeting. The event featured competitors such as Henry Morrison, Leon West, John Southworth, Will Stears, James Normandy, Clem Hanley, Dannie Kelly, Harold O'Brien, Fred Burke, Willie Brennan, Tears Kermode, and C. E. Warner who judged. Little John McCarthy, the club’s sweet singer, performed parodies including a popular rendition of That's How I Need You drawing strong applause.
P J Grogan marshal of Walkerville was charged with first degree assault in a complaint signed by the boy’s father Dave Caldwell after a Halloween shooting. John Anick was charged with wine disturbance, Frank Forbes charged with petty offense, and the text mentions local Franks and an Orton Brothers venue amid cluttered details.
Hap Goodwin, now in Salt Lake City formerly with a leading Canadian hockey club, visits Butte as Kingsley rides Columbian to St Paul. Joseph Jones departs shore tonight. Lie Tor Kas Ane Beles to winter in Eritornia Lous Palms. Five six year old Lous Palms death. body untoering. Harry Adams of Copper King faces trouble. A C Graft arrives from Helena to attend trial. B. HE Decker heads to Chicago for business then New Orleans to visit relatives. M Jennings of Spokane visits on business. Milwaukee railroad work. Merriman of Northern Pacific in East. Enoch Engdahl visits, meeting officials Stromme and Oren. Henry Harriman, 65, dies. remains to Virginia City. Alexander Stanke leaves for New York to sail home to Germany for holidays. Dr Cowperthwaite at 7 and Little block. Ind 2013.
Frank Tolopanos, formerly of Hutte, was arrested yesterday in Milwaukee by federal officers on a charge of forging a postal money order for $1. The forged instrument allegedly originated at a Butte saloon and was passed by the local post office, but the fraud was detected in Pocatello. A search was conducted for Tolopadton and the saloon paid the government for the forged order.
A district court suit accuses Fair Drug and Assay Supply and Robert Fair of causing Dela Gordon to pay for a home remedy that blistered her bruised thumb. The druggist allegedly advised avoiding physicians and prescribed tincture of camphor and tincture of cantharides. After following the instruction the thumb swelled and blistered, leading her to seek medical care. A default judgment was entered in another case against Fred Carlson for $00.66. A man named Michael Shea, 44, died at his home, leaving a wife, four children, and relatives in several states. Funeral notices appear in the report.
Dr Shaw is elected leader of the suffragists with a slate including Miss Jane Addams as president, Desha Breckenridge as second vice president, Mrs Caroline Rutz-Reese as third vice president, Susan Fitzgerald as recording secretary, Mary Ware Denett as corresponding secretary, Katherine Dexter McCormick as treasurer, and Harriet Barton Laidlaw as auditor. Carrie Chapman Catt urged a constitutional amendment for woman enfranchisement. Harriet Mills predicted New York women will gain the ballot by 1915.
John Schultz, 59, an itinerant laborer, refused foot liniment after swallowing part of a stomach pump tube at Butte emergency hospital. He later sought lodging at the city jail in Billings. The episode followed a night of painful stomach cramps and a call to Matron Scollard.
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