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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1911
Page
2
An old time fitness and health advertorial touts “new strength for old backs” and claims kidney weakness causes backache and tiredness. It markets “Omar's Kidney Wills” as a cure, citing relief from pains, night sweats, and fatigue, and urges readers with weak kidneys to try the product for relief.
Fragmented entries show two district court notices in Deer Lodge and Missoula counties. One concerns a guardianship or approval for a report in a Montana territorial district court, with names possibly including James Wells and George Trim. The other concerns the estate of Willam Jarrots deceased with hearing on will probate and appointment of executors in the Third Judicial District.
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as an immediate remedy for indigestion fermenting meals. It promises rapid stomach soothing, relief from sour belching and discomfort, and claims a single dose neutralizes excess acidity and improves digestion.
In Los Angeles women cast half the votes as precincts ran smoothly despite long lines. A housewife named Minto stood in line while a missed mirror sparked consternation. Caroline Heverance, age ninety four, said she waited ten years for her first vote. Mayor Duncan offered no comment on the results. Santa Barbara reports early returns show Dr Elmer Borseke defeating William Wyles two to one for mayor.
Washington December 5 The daily congressional resume notes Taft’s message on its merits delayed by the bath news. Committees focus on sugar trust investigations and agricultural department inquiries led by Dr. Wier. Discussions cover government spendings, the secret state department fund, and potential reviews of civil service and tariff matters. Speaker Clark faced questions on a representative’s matter. other items include borderline treaty topics and foreign policy appeals.
The defense concludes its case in the McNamara trial with Clarence Darrow stating the choice to plead guilty or go to trial was driven by protecting clients and avoiding greater harm. He asserts his reluctance, cites extensive hotel witness evidence, and defends the decision to pursue a settlement over a lengthy, doomed trial.
Cleveland dispatch quotes Detective Burns reacting to Judge Bordwell’s Los Angeles rulings in the McNamara dynamiting case. Burns says organized labor remains orderly, expects more arrests and indictments, and plans to pursue cases in Philadelphia and New York after a Cleveland visit. He notes no expected new confessions affecting others at present.
The reported remark by Samuel Gompers comments on a judge’s ruling during labor reforms and a related case involving the McNamara brothers. He defends the defendant’s sentence as limited and discusses expected actions after a Washington conference with Alton Parker and others.
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A historical clipping lists multiple lines related to copper mining, utilities and services in Anaconda and surrounding areas. It includes references to Anaconda Copper Mining Company, Western Union Telegraph, Mountain States Telephone, gas and fuel suppliers, road fund, hospital entries, and various contractors and vendors with names such as Hamilton, Sutherland, and McCartney. The document appears as a compiled bill of charges, rents, services, and procurement for county or town administration, with notes on contractors, suppliers, and municipal expenditures.
The American Federation of Labor leaders defend their stance on labor relations and deny taking funds from outside groups in the McNamara case. They pledge transparency for defense fund expenditures and emphasize readiness to meet employers halfway to restore peace.
Dec reports Reyer has returned to Mexico from an unknown crossing point. Officials say he crossed into Mexican territory and plans to press charges for inciting telephones, while another update notes relief about lightweight Wolgnat as he recovers and may return soon.
New York Dec 7 Leopold Pellioan, linked to prominent wine industry titles, died tonight in London at age 82. The inquiry notes his role in historic wine works and governance history. Local leads indicate a notable figure in trade and production.
An emergency operation saved the crew of a boat in shallow water along a river route toward Havanoeh. Rescue teams removed the injured and secured the vessel after it ran in 13 feet of water. authorities continue to assess the scene.
Special dispatch reports bondsmen surrendered Ritchie to police following a string of holdings tied to BLOND bonds. Harkins death anticipated, with Autehle arrested after five bondsmen withdrew. Attorney Perse says efforts to reclaim bonds may continue as Ritchie’s vacancy triggers legal actions over his real and personal property. Harkins remains hospitalized, partly paralyzed, at Belgrade hospital.
An unruly mob of women attacked workers at a New York factory, killing 145 and injuring many, as chaotic scenes unfolded outside the plant. Prosecutions and court actions followed, with defendants charged and bound over for trial, while investigators reported scattered details and ongoing inquiries into the violent incident.
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