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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1915

Page

9

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Garnets for Bullets in Kashmir Front Conflict

During battles on the Kashmir frontier British troops defeated Hunza rebels. Natives used garnet bullets encased in lead, later preserved as curiosities by soldiers. German surgeons extract gold for jaw repairs as old wedding rings English coins and even tooth fillings are melted down for material.

Kashmir Hunzas

City to Face Trial Over Hall Destruction Loss Claims

Judge Lynch refused to strike two loss items in the miners union suit against Hutte City, denying removal of $780 for a destroyed plano and $5,000 for loss of mortgages and notes. The case centers on mob damage to the union hall and whether the damaged items were necessary for union business.

Hutte City Miners’ Union Lynch Linch Groeneveld

Decorating the House for Christmas Pleasures

A 1915 McClure Syndicate piece urges Housewife to plan a full home Christmas decorate using red and white as the theme. Highlights include greens against white, festoons, curtains, red bells, stars, and a candle in windows. Emphasize attractive features, mirror wreaths, holly, greenery, poinsettias, carnations, or ferns for festive display.

McCluren

Judge rules on damages and strike of item in union case

The judge declines to strike a $2,600 loss claim as a destruction of property. He clarifies the law covers injury to property only by destruction or taking, not business loss or intangible damages. The court emphasizes replacement cost as the clearest valuation and grants the city ten days to decide further steps.

Lynch Treen Union

Horoscopes Warn of Turbulent Year Ahead in 1816

Astrologers read a harsh country day with Uranus sun Mercury Mars Neptune. expect political plots around President Wilson, famine warns and accidents rise in California and the South. Soldiers may profit though jealousy rises. reforms bring startling governmental exposures and a critic time in May. a prominent man faces scandal.

Neptune Army Wilson Jcalifornia South Mitea United States S Tate Win

Final Accounting of George Peris Estate Proceeding

A court named a public administrator to oversee the estate of the late George Peris amid widowly disputes. The special administrator reports receipts of 49785 dollars, disbursements of 252161 dollars, and a balance of 907825 dollars with fees noted. Appraisers valued the estate at 8406, including bank deposits, a secured note, cash, stock shares, and a mining company stake, with no appraiser compensation.

Dontan T. J. Harrins George Perla Peris Nerelim Dasepiltorney Sheehan Patrick Sheehan Catherine Cody Administrater Catherine Sheehan Tsa Thomas Wt. Sheehan Oneida County Hugh Carroll T. E. Downey Dan Hartington Jerry Mr. Sulliv Je Clark Bank Hibernia Bank Carbonate Hom ‘Mining Company

No More Advertisements of Bull Fights in Capital

A Mexican daily in Mexico City has refused to print bullfight ads. General Carranza orders governors to report church property and centralize jurisdiction. In Rome, anti Austrian demonstrations mark Oberdank’s death anniversary, with peaceful protests unlike prior years.

Galvetson Texas Newre Mexico City Carranza Rome Italy Oberdank Tite Krancis Joseph

Randall seeks writ of habeas corpus in Sonora governor case

Carlos Randall governor of Sonora sought a writ of habeas corpus in federal district court for release from U S custody. He had been held awaiting extradition on behalf of the Carranza government of Mexico, but Washington authorities ordered his release. The report also notes Sweden’s northernmost railway switching to electric power, boosting capacity by 40 percent and speed by 1 percent.

Tucson Artz Carlos Randall Sonora United States Federal District Court Randall Carranza Mexico Washington

Help From Court In The OBrien Case

Former Captain John OBrien faced removal from office after a misconduct ruling. Judge Lynor quashed a writ of review, ruling that purchasing warrants by an officer constitutes official misconduct. The court noted the law prohibits officers from buying warrants, with punishment to be decided on appeal to the supreme court.

John Brien Ely O'Brien Hert Ladue Aptain Marrant Lyn Supreme Court

Testimony from Germany Will Not Delay Trial

New York December 20 United States Judge granted authority to commissions to Germany and England to take testimony for Dr Herbert Kiensie and Englebert Hromihurst jointly indicted with Robert Fay on conspiring to blow up munition ships The judge also ruled that appointing these commissions would not stay the trial of the accused men in question

New York Germany England Herbert Kiensie Englebert Hromihurst Robert Fay Grant

Suffragette Attack Reported as London Police Move

A single sheet of foolscap replaces the weekly Britannia as Christabel Pankhurst continues a suffragette campaign in London. Police actions mark the incident, with the Women's Suffrage Society in focus amid the disturbances.

London Britannia Sp- Sit Christabel Pank- Hurst

Instructor Jerwan Falls in Guatemala City Flight

Jerwan, an instructor at the aviation school in Guatemala City, fell during a flight and is believed mortally injured. He came from the United States, journeyed to the country from France, and became a naturalized American citizen. The report notes malaria is common in India and that one sixth of the world’s quinine supply is consumed there.

Guatemala City Guatemala Jerwan Aviation School United States France India

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