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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1913
Page
2
In a tense exchange, Untermyer questions the danger of financial concentration and who truly dominates the current market. Baker resists naming a single dominant figure, noting Morgan and Stillman as key lieutenants but denying a sole leader in finance.
Furaka Cat Jan George Clark pleaded guilty to murder at Kammon Engineering in Jatuoby wreck laa October. He will be sentenced Monday. Clark, from a prominent Canadian family, is said to have an uncle in Parliament and refused family help. The tragedy stemmed from an alleged fault offered by the Basters to Aileen Sian, a discharged waitress, with whom Clarke was in love.
New York January 1 Judge Martin A Knapp of the United States commerce court and Charlen P Neill federal labor commissioner met with the conference committee of railroad managers representing 69 eastern railroads The talks aimed to arbitrate the dispute between the Tallraads and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen over higher wages and extra firemen on large locomotives
A historical note describes Manyon's Colt Remedy as curing head congestion and lung ailments, stopping fevers and nose discharges, easing coughs and pains, and preventing grip. It advertises a price of zero and claims immediate benefits for chest and throat issues.
An advertised product called Mustarated Campholine for head Bohe is marketed as non blistering. The item is listed with a price of 25c at leading drag shops.
A fragmented classified snippet advertises 24 inch embroidery patterns described as seventy elegant designs. The text mentions ryelet and reneh aut with dainty profiles and prices stated as $1.50.
An elegant lot of Swiss embroidery patterns on sheer material is offered at 75 cents a yard, with designs in French eyelet and other handsome motifs. Originally priced at $1.25, the sale emphasizes value and variety for buyers.
Catalog of nominally priced items including thread spools, shell hairpins, pearl buttons, two hole buttons, coat trousers hangers, heavy wire coat hangers, hairpins, shoe laces, boys suspenders, and children’s supporters offered in assorted sizes and black one inch chlashtub. Sale begins Saturday at 80.
Announcement touts a Kal and Blneher style shoe sale with heavy soles and low prices. Women’s, men’s, and children’s shoes feature various discounts, including $3 and $6 ranges, with new stock described as good wearing and well made. Some OCR errors but overall sale highlights two dozen styles and price cuts.
Fragmentary text discusses 50c embroideries at a shop with a catalog of 110 pieces to choose from. Mentions jet of 1S inch vors and slower patterns, instructions on laced edges, and general advisories. Reads as vintage craft catalog notes with damaged wording.
Fragments describe items labeled 7Se Embroideries 48e and related textile pieces. The text hints at varying patterns, materials, and selection options but lacks clear names, dates, or places. The readable portions suggest a catalogish notice about embroideries and related fabrics.
A fragmentary ad describes hosiery for 19 cents and women’s and children’s cotton items in a large sale format. The legible text hints at a bargain sale with items in all sizes and colors, but the exact details are garbled and incomplete.
Readable text notes sale items including chemises priced around .98 and gowns priced at several dollars. Lists suggest a broad clearance of French garments with several price points such as 1.88 and 5.00, indicating a department store reduction event and mixed inventory.
At Cheyenne Wyoming January 10 delegates of the National Woolgrowers Association continued voting on convention matters and debated tariff policy. A resolution opposing any wool tariff cut below 18 cents per pound was adopted while an executive committee was named with members from Oregon Idaho Wyoming Washington California Arizona Montana Utah New Mexico. Former Governor Gooding of Idaho seeks re election against Knoatiln and Haegebarth.
Lincoln Neb Jan 10 ex governor Aldrich in a message to the Legislature declares state ownership of water power development impracticable and argues regulation ensuring good service at fair rates is preferable to ownership, warning such move would hinder capital development and public policy.
Olympia Washington January warrant issued at Shelton for W Clavenes Naw Nien Kitsap county clerk accused after he shot and killed his stepfather John Davis on Christmas Eve at the Davis charity in Shelton Newman was exonerated by a coroner's jury finding self defense. Madigan County authorities refused to disclose case details noting charges remain unclear.
Large crowd attended the second day of the fancy chicken show at Avutia. Judges awarded prizes across multiple classes, including White Plymouth Rocks and White Leghorns, with many birds judged despite cold conditions causing some to be unfit for exhibition.
Joseph G Robin received a one year sentence related to a plantiff case with a $270 asset from the Washington bank. The DA credited identity with assisting in prosecutions involving Charlus Fisae and others. he pled guilty to one indictment while seven were dismissed.
Dann McGillvery was arrested at the Moorese hotel by a police unit on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly claimed to be a man named Laewly Mae Donal and to have authority to buy goods for Henstasy's store. He received cash and merchandise totaling about $9,001.02, with both men signing orders by mark due to illiteracy.
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