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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
7
An appreciated gift fabric for blouses dresses and lingerie shown in all colors and 40 inches wide. Suitable for evening gowns vests and men s silk shirts with black chiffon velvet and tri cotelette in flesh pink white and orchid. three quarters of a yard makes a vest.
Silk shirtings priced at 1.95 a yard describe easy wear stripes and colors. Three yards makes a man shirt while a dress length of black chiffon velvet offers a refined woman’s dress fabric at a moderate price, 40 inches wide.
A lengthy inquest into Edward Larkin's death concluded with a verdict that he died at Murray hospital on December 4 from an embolus caused by being struck by an auto driven by Clarence Waldie on a Meaderville road while Larkin repaired a flame. Eye witnesses described the accident scene and the ladder setup near a shed across the road. Waldie, charged with manslaughter, did not testify and remained free on bond as proceedings continue.
By the Associated Press Chicago December 6 a protest against the release of political prisoners was sent to President Coolidge by the Military Intelligence association of the Six corps area. They call any pardon detrimental to good government. Cook county American Legion group echoed the action last night.
Six states have enacted statutes mandating or allowing Bible reading in public schools. The measures vary in scope from voluntary readings to compulsory exposure, reflecting ongoing debates over church state separation and local control in education.
A plain ad touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple fat loss method. It claims four daily tablets can slim without dieting or exercise, says the tablets are harmless, and offers purchase from druggists or direct mail from Marmola in Detroit, Michigan.
Detroit December 6 The Ford for president conference scheduled for December 12 in Detroit is indefinitely postponed at Henry Ford's request. Robert R. Pointer says the convention may not occur at all and, if held, could move to a middle western city. Ford declines to answer if he will run. Notification went to over 300 delegates.
Reports from La Chokow in Hupeh say bandits sealed Likwankia and burned the town after looting it. Two thousand dead and wounded were left as bandits abandoned the ruins, with details reaching the world late due to the town’s isolation. A separate item notes a quake felt around Los Angeles with initial reports from Mount Wilson awaiting confirmation.
The Associated Press reports in Washington that a proposed appropriation of 20 million dollars would fund relief work in Germany. The measure aims to support famine relief, refugee assistance, and reconstruction efforts amid postwar hardship.
A bill introduced by Republican Senator Len Root of Wisconsin proposes authorizing federal spending under the president’s direction and through designated agencies. The measure seeks broad authority for executive-directed funding across government departments.
In Atlanta, a $500,000 breach of promise suit filed by Mrs. Oneizi de Boucher against Asa G Chandler Jr. has a tentative trial date of January 30, with final scheduling to occur after motions on January 17. The plaintiff alleges Chandler broke their engagement. Chandler has since remarried. The Berlin Reichstag backed the government's full power bill on three ballots, with final approval postponed.
A worksite accident left Sherrill with a crushed epin al umn and spinal injury. Doctors at St James’ Hospital plan to strengthen the spinal column by installing a piece of shinbone in his back after a three month recovery period.
Jackson of San Antonio Texas secretary of Ajax Rubber company indicted last day on a charge of stealing stock certificates with a face value of 17 has returned to New York and will surrender this afternoon to District Judge Banton per his lawyer Samuel Markewich.
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