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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1912
Page
5
Mowat's Seedless Raisins offered in full weight pound packages with neutral color and unreached texture. Regular price three for a tie, special two pack deals available. New leaded raisin mixing in a night batch promotion, two for Jac lind. Air Purchase Slips at Lutey's Today, Specialty Department.
Spokane faces a clash over dancing as Very Rev. William C. Aleks and church leaders draw a line between orthodox wail dances and newer forms. Despite the prohibition, church officials patrol ballrooms to enforce the ban as the Bunny Hug and Cubadanole style dances appear at a local hotel charity bazaar.
About twenty thousand textile workers in Tenhueren Germany were locked out by the Musnateri and District Employers' association amid a strike for higher wages at a local cotton mill.
Amoy China December 13 United States consul William J Calhoun the diplomat with Mrs Calhoun and friends visited Shanghai They were welcomed unofficially with an informal reception at the United States consulate during their stay which was described as informal and social in nature
In a single court session Judge Booker heard Mrs O Neill seek release for her husband amid a pattern of domestic disturbances linked to whiskey. The husband faced a $190 fine or 60 days for beating his wife and ejecting six children. He agreed to a yearlong liquor abstinence if released. A separate case fined J B Reed $0 for an alleged one day job guarantee scam.
The Woman's Public Service League will meet Tuesday afternoon in the apartments of Mrs. W. Speer at 400 South Main Street Princeton. Important matters are to be discussed and an election of officers is scheduled. The league's work is noted as growing and community interest appears strong.
Readers are urged to submit a list of names with payment to The Standard for tomorrow’s holiday issue. The notice asks as many copies as desired and warns against reappointing friends who will be seeking copies.
Unsettled Turko Balkan conditions drive Hamburg American Line to abandon Orient cruise plans and redirect winter travel to the West Indies and Panama Canal. Cinem natI sails New York Feb 1 on a 29 day Caribbean circuit, with long ports for inland trips, marking the line’s eleventh West Indies cruise this season. Other ships depart New York and New Orleans for similar Caribbean itineraries.
The preliminary hearing for John Don Harkey and John Des Ranvers, originally set for December 18 in Justice Walter Furlong’s court, has been continued to December due to attendance issues by Andrew Rhodes and others. Rhodes sustained injuries in a Meaderville saloon incident two weeks earlier and is hospitalized in serious condition.
Word arrives in Butte of the death of Edmund E.R. Williams aged 70. A pioneer of Butte, he served nearly 39 years as an engineer at various local cabins. He and his wife left Butte for Wales about nine years ago to retire. He died on November 22. A sister, Mrs. Edward Shona, resides in the city. Williams was a well known figure among the town’s veteran engineers and story makers.
Today at the Ansonia a special mali nee features a child friendly circus program with funny pictures and a candy souvenir for every child. Mr Levy will give each child a box of Sweet's candy. The program continues tonight with Jol Bunny and Flora Finch in Doctor Bridget and a remaining bill featuring Vielt Adr.
Fragmented OCR notes show stock market discussion with mentions of general business sentiment and investors. The passage references opportunities for buyers and volatility in prices, though specific securities or figures are unclear.
A murder suicide narrative from Vilisea and Bozeman details Mrs. Alene Peckham’s response after the Taurdor family killings. She traveled to Bozeman in distress, witnessed the scene, and her health deteriorated, with the victim’s body identified and sent to Toma for burial. The story links to a broader house tragedy and a subsequent family disturbance.
The district court heard Ella Miller’s petition alleging she owns all property her mother Mary Miller left, including a double building on Utah avenue. The case involves her claim against heirs, rent potential, and management of the estate, with testimony about prior ownership and a rental value of 80 dollars monthly. Other related rulings included a police case and a streetcar company matter settled by stipulation.
A theater presents On Secret Service as the feature, produced by the Wayne-Hes company. The program promises battle scenes, cannons, explosions, and dramatic warfare with romance and peril. The two reels include Keystoner and The Firing Husband, with Mabel Norman and others in a roving bill of melodrama and spectacle.
Those who like in tattlin gol chorus with handsome kids should attend the Bingrild s Plas Day at St Mary s School hall tomorrow afternoon and evening. A chorus of 40 young people in Hele gkatch of flag day in a country town with readings dances and scenic effects promises an interesting entertainment. Choir of St Mary s church under Mrs Rose Sealey directs. New York Dec 12 Colonel Roosevelt returned to New Fore from the proproductive meeting. Chicago. he felt bully but had nothing to say. Hal Went to his esitorial office.
Special Dispatch notes scarce moisture in East Montana as recent rain and snowfalls fail to lift ground, with only light showers and minimal snow. Reports cite weak precipitation, ground remains dry, cattle and crops face stress while forecasts hint at further unsettled weather and small accumulations.
Kansas Society women oppose serving on juries amid a disputed call for volunteers. Justice Clark described attempts to delay or excuse jurors including prominent locals and a woman failing to appear citing a prior engagement. The episode includes references to subpenas and a game where an “absence” window note was observed.
The Department of Commerce and Labor estimates show imports of luxury items into the United States in 1924 reaching high levels. Projections suggest continued growth for the year 1925, with domestic mores influencing trade and a sizable value attributed to imported luxuries. Major categories include foreign and domestic goods, with wood and taxed items noted as contributing factors.
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