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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1912
Page
10
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a 25 cent hair treatment. It claims the product cleanses dust and oil, stops dandruff and itching, and ing creates lustrous long hair by invigorating roots through simple cloth application.
Professor Nagai of Waseda argues Japanese newspapers fail to report daily events fully and honestly. He urges coverage of labor conditions and social issues, criticizes sensationalism and corrections handling, and notes a shift toward court prerogative with Prince Katsura’s appointment.
New York reports Mrs. Lillian Ray Anderson filed for divorce from Werner A. Anderson in Reno, alleging failure to provide. Their romance began with secrecy and travel, the couple wed in Jersey City after eloping from a bashful groom who feared a public ceremony.
A trio of holdups swept the western Oakland area within an hour and a quarter. A first attempt failed while the other two stores a grocery and a shoe shop yielded $45 to the lone bandit. Police say the same man carried out all three robberies.
Chester W. Yates, the man who devised the scheme that robbed broker Aaron Banalan of negotiable bonds worth 85000, has escaped from Sing Sing prison. Five hundred armed catchers are seeking the escaped convict.
Chicago December 26 police concluded little was stolen from the safe of diamond dealer Joseph H Logue who was shot and stabbed in his office on Friday. Logue owed eight months rent and had opened a mail order department. Detectives noted paste diamonds in his office and Hampton linked to robbery was questioned but not believed involved in the murder.
The Italian steamer Tripolitani from Genoa to Barry, Wales, wrecked at Mount's Bay with fierce Christmas gales. Twenty seven of twenty eight crew escaped. one drowned. The captain steered for shore as crowds watched. Lifeline ropes enabled all but one to reach safety amid heavy surf.
Four hundred Montana educators converge on Missoula for the annual Montana State Teachers' association and Montana Librarians' association gatherings. President A J Roberts promises the biggest powwow in Montana education history. Librarians attend opening session at the University of Montana library with Granville Stuart and Judge W Y Pemberton among honored attendees. A reception and dance at the Elks temple followed, drawing about 700 guests.
Christmas mail volume set a new record yet congestion was lower than in prior years as weather caused only minor interruptions. A larger staff tested service capacity ahead of January 1 parcels post launch with early delivery on Christmas Day and normal conditions by Christmas night.
Odessa dispatch reports an alarming cholera epidemic in Mecca Arabia with 10 000 pilgrims arriving. In recent days 1 714 cases have been reported.
Miss May Sutton and Thomas Clark Bundy, each a national doubles champion, are to be married in Los Angeles on December 11. Sutton held the world title in women's singles after defeating rivals here and abroad, then lost it by default after two years. Bundy had notable success in Eastern championships and won the national doubles at Newport this year.
President-elect Wilson departs today with a crowd awaiting him at Staunton. Security is tight as Mrs. Wilson is honored by the Daughters of the Confederacy with a Saturday reception. Plans in Alexandria, Va set the first stop on his journey, where a brief speech is expected amid bonfires along the route.
President-elect Wilson likely will be escorted by 60 Princeton residents in the inaugural parade. Company L of the New Jersey National Guard, led by Marcus Farr, aims to serve as Wilsons personal escort. The unit, founded by Col William Libbey, has previously escorted Wilson when he was governor. The governor has not chosen a leading organization yet, though many military schools have requested to participate.
William F. McCombs chairman of the Democratic National Committee and a party of friends will join President-elect Wilson on the trip to Staunton Virginia tomorrow. McCombs leaves New York on a special car which Wilson will board at Trenton. He is celebrating his thirty seventh birthday today with congratulations from friends.
Des Moines Iowa December 26 Thomas L Cummins father of Senator Albert B Cummins dies at his Des Moines home age ninety after long illness He leaves seven other children along with the senator as survivors
Cumberland miners pass a resolution to Premier Richard McBride and H G Parson urging the royal commission of labor to visit Cumberland to probe the causes of the industrial strife in the collieries. They hint the men will return to work before January first if the visit occurs.
A small settlement at Littlelands California provides one acre per family to twenty households. In Liverpool a new hotel uses two hundred electric clocks controlled by a master timepiece to furnish as many rooms as possible.
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