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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1913
Page
6
An advertisement promises free proof treatment for sick Americans. It claims natural Chinese herbal remedies cured chronic cases, with no chemicals. Request the remedy by mail from Chin Mal at 484 Sherwood Building, San Francisco, and receive immediate proof of treatment at no cost.
Dec 7 Minneapolis delegates quote Dean Albion of the United Foray of Chicago addressing the 21st Annual meeting of the American Economic Association. He argues overhead charges and inherited capital create social and economic fallacies and mortgage-like debt that burden future generations.
Ralph Cartello an 18 year old Mexican student educated at the University of Guaymas Sonora was captured two hours after trying to blow the Eagle Stock Valley Bank vault before 8 am Miss Ada Carr assistant cashier spotted him drilling the vault and screamed a posse pursued and caught Cartello three miles from town He carried a revolver and fled with only 140 dollars and a gold ring as loot.
Secretary Lane announced a joint federal state effort with California to improve mine safety. H. M. Wolfin will head a new jointly run Mining Safety Bureau, reporting in duplicate to the Interior Department Bureau of Mines and California’s Industrial Commission, with headquarters at the California Industrial Commission.
Pineville December 22 A sharp battle is expected at Four Mile Kentucky between militia and the Henrickson clan of mountaineers. Assistant Adjutant J T Bull led troops toward the mine where the Henricksons are believed to be concealed about 20 in the clan. The trouble began Wednesday when Jack Henrickson killed a man and later battled a sheriff s posse after returning home. One Henrickson party member was killed by the posse before the group fled to the mountains.
Union leaders in Butte plan mass meetings and fund drives in response to the Michigan strike and Moyer deportation. Officers from multiple unions will convene at halls on North Main Street to discuss escalation and possible federal intervention, with appeals to Senators Walsh and Myers and Congressmen Stout and Evans for swift action.
Montana manufacturers claim 800,000 pounds of wheat flour pasta produced in state with all packing done in Montana except twine. The Imperial Macaroni Company urges locals to buy Montana goods to boost state industries and jobs, notes new weight laws, and offers repacking for short-weight packages not spoiled.
At the annual election the St Jean the Baptiste society chose Frank Boucher as president Simeon Lemieux as vice president Albert Marquis as recording secretary J B Maycott as financial secretary and George Gagnon as treasurer at the first January meeting.
Questions and answers discuss the meaning of tide in Christmas tide as time in Anglo Saxon usage, a note on the NY Central terminal locomotives with 14000 pounds of tractive effort at 34 mph hauling 1200 ton trains, and the origin of ago applied to Hallans as a corruption of Di Tarde with Spaniards.
Mayer offers Ansonia watches at 65 cents and alarm clocks at 80 cents as he cuts stock to the limit. The sale runs through New York Mayer, a manufacturing jeweler at 29 Went Park Dr, with other goods priced proportionately low. The item is followed by social notes about pre nuptial dinners and guests connected to the Jones Gunn wedding including Dr Arthur Curtis Jones and Miss Lois Caroline Gunn.
Directors of the New York New Haven Hartford discussed isolating the railroad's subsidiaries including steamship and trolley lines. Chairman Howard Elliott said no definite plan exists yet but negotiations with the U S attorney general are underway.
Louisville native and longtime editor Col. Robert Morrow Kelly died at his home aged 77. He led the Louisville Daily Commercial from 1870 to 1897 and served in the Civil War. His death followed the recent loss of his son in an California aircraft accident.
In Chicago tonight Richman a former teamster employed by lumberman Anderson opened fire killing Olga Anderson and fatally wounding her husband Iva Anderson before taking his own life. Richman had been discharged for drinking.
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