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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
24
The Standard lists its publishing offices and branch offices in Anaconda and other cities, with addresses and phone numbers for subscriptions and advertising. It details sale stands in New York San Francisco Los Angeles and other locations, and directs all business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda.
The president’s message emphasizes tariff reform only after thorough investigation, proposes a tariff board, judiciary reforms, and postal savings banks, and calls for statehood for New Mexico and Arizona and territorial government for Alaska. It notes fiscal surplus in 1911, high farm prices, and rising costs of living, with cautions on political disputes and ongoing Western interests.
The column advises a calm steady course and practical execution on this 342nd day of the year. Ambition with a clear purpose may prosper while self indulgence should be repressed. obedience to laws and superiors is advised and endurance and calm force may yield best results in work and daily duties.
Geneva reports police confirm a wholesale exodus of Black Hand members planning new operations in the United States. Sixty men, including about 40 expelled from Switzerland, travel by circuitous routes. many were part of the 2000 Italians who worked on the Loetschberg tunnel through the Berner Alps. The operation hub grew here as 40 are in custody facing charges of blackmail assault and murder.
New York readers learn the old Van Ahren house on Cherry hill under the Brooklyn Bridge arches, once the site where President Washington returned after taking the oath of office, is being demolished to make way for a higher revenue generating structure.
John R. Walsh, a convict banker and former Chicago National Bank president, plans to file a petition for a writ of review with the United States Supreme Court in Washington. This marks his final bid to avoid a five year federal prison term for misapplying bank funds at Leavenworth, Kansas.
Bellefontaine Ohio December 7 A veiled woman attacked Mrs George Mann with acid at her doorstep burning her face and a later anonymous note warned she has until tonight to live. Mrs Mann remains prostrated by fear as police investigate the assault.
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Jury verdict 11 to 1 for Mrs. Charlotte Cassidy against Slemons & Booth awards $2000 plus 1 percent monthly interest from June 15, 1907. Case reveals bank era methods and attempts by a bank-linked man to shield Cassidy from loss.
Nick Brajeich was found guilty by a jury in Justice Egan's court of third degree assault on John Badovinitich at Marcus Herak's saloon on Mast Park street. The Dec. 3 incident involved a drinking crowd. Brajeich refused a drink, insulted Badovinitich, then allegedly struck him with a chair. Jury deliberated about 15 minutes and imposed a $25 fine.
County attorney filed a complaint in Justice Henry Foley's court accusing George Mc Nally of assaulting his wife Margaret on December 6. The complaint alleges willful beating bruising and maltreatment. Hearing date not yet set.
Mrs. A Birthright has returned from a long trip to Pairbanks Alaska. She traveled the Valdez trail with Navy weather and finds all Yukon traffic closed by cold weather in the period.
New York December reports a federal court decision may delay the proposed copper merger. The plans reportedly provide for a separate amalgamation uniting the Cole-Ryan and Amalgamated properties on one side and the Guggenheim copper properties on the other, as a prelude to a larger consolidation.
Francis J Heney resigns today as assistant district attorney and special prosecutor in bribery graft cases. He was appointed by William H Langdon and failed to win the district attorney post at the recent election, defeated by Charles M Eckert.
Pittsburg December 7 The strike at the Colonial Steel company plant at Monaco ended as workers returned to their old wages after a demon or a ten per cent increase led to the stoppage.
Brussels dispatch reports King Leopold is mildly ill with rheumatism. He is improving and his general condition is satisfactory.
Harry B. Osgood of Spokane arrived in Butte to promote Bitter Root apples and a ready-made door face factory. He praised Bitter Root apples as world class outside Washington, joked about Eden, and described a self-service cafeteria experience during his visit. He left today after dining and tipping a two-cent piece to the waiter.
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