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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1919
Page
2
Letters praise Dr. Humphreys remedies for colds and ask about the remedy list. A simple medical book published in multiple languages is mailed free to any world address. Available at drug and country stores. Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co. 156 William Street New York.
After a Washington conference, American Legion officials announce faster plans to open Fort William Harrison for mental cases Fort Missoula for general cases and Boise barracks for tuberculosis. Veterans will receive quicker hospital and medical care near the Northwest with expanded compensation and revised insurance options under the Sweet bill.
Harold Simms, held as an automobile bandit and accused slayer of a Marysville bootblack, confessed to a bank robbery after telegrams showed he was wanted in Spokane for murder and robbery. Sheriff McCoy announced the confession today in Marysville California.
Mrs A L Bradshaw president of the Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union spoke at a local meeting recounting the national convention in St Louis. The report highlights a 1000 delegates from across the United States Mexico and beyond, a banquet in the rose room, remarks by Miss Anna Gordon and goals for the world prohibition campaign and Americanization.
Aberdeen dispatch says Judge John Wilson of Montesano will announce January 2 whether separate trials will be held for I W W members accused of murder in the first degree for the Centralia four killings during Armistice day parade. He will also set trial dates, possibly after January 5.
The Republican National Committee will establish new headquarters in the Berkeley Arcade at 19 West Forty fourth Street. The entire fourth floor has been engaged and Will Hays and the staff will move from Fifth Avenue 526 on Monday.
Government agents seized two carloads of whiskey believed shipped from St Louis. Revenue officials will monitor the Chicago drainage canal to stop liquor smuggling from St Louis and intermediate points via the Mississippi and Illinois rivers.
In Winnipeg Manitoba on December 27 R. B. Russell a labor leader received a two year prison sentence after being found guilty of seditious conspiracy related to the recent general strike. Russell was convicted Wednesday.
Steve Byrne and Gust Andrews were arraigned before Judge Lynch on murder charges in the Dec 8 night death of Sylvester J. Prewatt. Byrne’s bail was set at 15000 dollars. Andrews, unable to hire counsel, was assigned attorneys Maurice J. English and Alex Levin ski for his defense with plea hearing on Jan 3. Theodore Chronos received an extra week to enter a plea. Amended burglary charges against Jesse Weaver and Charles Moran were filed by deputy county attorney Frank Riley.
Paris reports Christmas and New Year holidays will delay the academy's work on the dictionary by about two weeks. The French Academy began revising the dictionary in 1878 and has reached the letter F as it awaits return to work on Thursday, the day the Forty Immortals meet.
Prosperity in Yakima valley is shown by a surge in mortgage payoffs. County auditor Ruth Hutchinson reports that this year saw about twice as many mortgages paid off compared with 1918 and many were discharged before maturity.
James W. Fesler announced in Indianapolis that he would campaign for the Republican nomination for governor of Indiana. The declaration came on December 27 and positions him as a contender in state politics.
Lincoln Nebraska December 27 women from the local Woman's club called for a resumed boycott of eggs to drive prices down. The action targets retailers and aims to increase consumer leverage during the current price rise era.
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