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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1915

Page

8

Prohibition Support Grows In Montana Legislature

Reverend George De Wolfe reports strong pro prohibition sentiment in Helena with expectations of a constitutional amendment. He notes lawmakers face public will, anti saloon groups plan campaigns, and the next election could decide whether prohibition becomes law. He urges a statewide vote to allow citizens to decide.

Montana George de Wolfe Wotte Tate House Teta Almont Prohibition State Anti-Saloon League Placer Helena Europe Montina

Amphion Quartet to Perform at Broadway Theater Friday

Indications point to a large crowd as the Amphion quartet offers solos duets and quartets with readings at the Broadway theater Friday evening. Their noted reputation precedes them and several city residents recall their records. They replace the former concert company slated for Dec 22 and failed to perform due to a late train. Seats are reserved and the event starts promptly at o'clock.

King Amphion Butteryeeum

Negro Holds Up Merchant In South Main Street Store

A Black man entered D Neyman’s shop at 122 South Main last evening, bought a revolver, loaded it, and robbed the merchant at gunpoint before fleeing. Police Capt O’Brien and Det Powsl arrested a man named Davis, who claimed another man Johnson was the shooter and holder of the gun. The incident ends with conflicting identifications and the suspect held for highway robbery while farmers in Germany race roosters for hatching eggs.

D. Neyman South Main Street Neyman O'Brien Powsl Slim Davis Johnson

Acid Stomachs and Safe Antacid Remedy

A distinguished specialist warns that dangerous stomach acidity irritates and inflames the lining, hindering digestion. Ordinary medicines fail to address the root cause, and a teaspoon of bisuratea fragnesia taken after meals with water neutralizes acid and prevents fermentation. Keep simple antacids and favored foods handy.

Ammon Aca

Lawmakers Name Committees in Early Session

Speaker Ramsey announces four committees including appropriations ways and means mileage and house employes. Silver Bow gains McNally on appropriations and Bechtel on ways and means. The journal controversy ends with a plan to have the journal read by a committee to save time. Joint session to hear Dr Monahan on rural education as both chambers meet Thursday.

Ramsey House Silver Bow McNally Bechtel Day Lewis and Clark Wells Custer Macdonald Flathead Anderson Fergus McN Siver Bow Searles Mineral Cri Carbon Hogan Deer Lodge Wills Baldwin Hall Madson Smith Missoula Higgins Missour Harmon Gallatin Eliel Bearsehead Minnick Valley Dreyer Silver Bow Willis Valley McCarthy Broadwater Hawthaux Ostie Blaine Fishbaugh Chiteau Page Granite Sales Rasmussen Silver Row Baxter Meagher Coburn Teton Housa Employes Chaiman Philips Fergus Wilts Lord Richland Healey Park Det Lodge Hawks Wibaux Cristmas Carbon Stone Cascade Easton Sheridan Schanck Lincoln Sanderson Yellowstone A Daily Journal J.B. Toughill Daily House Journal Daily House Journal Appropriations Committee Journal Eitel Senate Monahan Department of Agriculture

Most Furious Slaughter of All Mexican Battles

Advanced under artillery fire, Villa and Zapata troops suffer heavy losses. Early reports say many killed or captured, with the hardest fighting outside the city. Dead and wounded blanket fields up to twelve miles across as cannon bombardment continues.

Villa

Highwayman Second Best in Clash with Mine Boss

A masked youth threatened William A Webb day foreman at the Speculator mine demanding money. Webb struck with a right to the jaw, the gunman fled, a confederate believed nearby. Webb had about $200 on payday.

William A. Webb Speculator Webb

Protestant Laity And Clergy Meet In Butte

A committee was appointed at St Pauls M E church to arrange a large meeting of laity and clergy from Protestant churches in Butte. J W Steele chaired with Rev HR Steele as secretary. The group planned a Tuesday evening gathering at 6 o'clock to discuss feasibility and coordinate representation from every Protestant church.

Butte St. Paul's M. KE Hurch South J. W. Steele Christan Church HR Steele St. Pauls Church Halling

Notable Russian Victory Reported Amid Belgian Arrest Drama

A report, unconfirmed, says a cardinal was arrested by German authorities and held in his palace at Malines under military guard. The notice links the arrest to a pastoral letter read in Belgian churches claiming allegiance to the king’s government, challenging German authority.

Malines Belgium Belsham

Liberation of Prisoners Unfit for Army Duty

London reports Emperor Francis Joseph agrees with Pope Benedict to liberate prisoners of war unfit for service and open talks with other governments. Rome notes 180,000 prisoners may be freed via papal mediation. Also cited are Berlin-Athens messages on bombardments, Turkish relations, and prisoner exchanges likely in the Pacific region.

London Vienna Reuter Amsterdam Francis Joseph Benedict Rome Paris Grand Fas Geeral Joffre Caucasus Humber Ardahan Sati-Kamysh Joffre

Brigands Rule Mexico No Place for Americans

R B Walters of Great Falls warns that any part of Mexico is unsafe for protected Americans as chaos and outlawry prevail. He brands Villa as brigand chief and criticizes Diaz, Madero, and the government plan, noting the Yaqui are the best Mexican citizen while mining stalls until peace is restored.

Mexico R. B. Walters Great Falls Sovern Republic Butte Yester Mr. Walters Villa Diaz Madero United Cates Walters

Telephone line mileage and messages rise in 1912

A census bureau report shows 2,248,826 miles of telephone lines in use across the United States in 1912, up N32 percent in the decade. The year’s estimated message total reached 12,735,658,245, highlighting rapid growth in telecommunication demand.

United States Bureau of Census United States

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