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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
11
A vintage home remedy claims a simple mix of warm water pine oil and common ingredients can ease coughs and sore lungs. The ad promotes a pine sap product from The Finer Co of Fort Wayne Indiana, touting fast results and imitators seeking to profit.
A vintage ad touts Paw Paw Pills claiming indigestion and constipation ruin marriages and happiness. It argues sleeplessness and debility stem from bodily issues, promises natural digestion, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
An ad extols Cascarets as a safe nightly laxative that cleanses stomach and liver, removes toxins from bowels, and prevents headaches and indigestion. It promises no griping or sickness, costs 10 cents a box, and asks households to keep Cascarets on hand for children and adults alike.
A Montana legislative speech lauds Thomas J. Walsh as the state’s choice for U.S. senator. The speaker stresses Walsh’s legal career, public service, and unity across parties, urging members to vote in line with the people’s will. The ceremony highlights Montana’s growth, natural resources, and the nation’s evolving democracy.
Reports from Idaho Colorado and Massachusetts detail lawmakers debating senate picks and party pledges. Borah reelected in Idaho with 75 votes. Shafroth Weeks Weeks race in New England. Michigan and other states hold joint sessions to ratify selections amid political divisions.
An Anaconda resident on East Sixth Street reports severe backache and constant kidney trouble. After two boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills the pain vanished and he remains free of discomfort, endorsing the remedy as proven locally with Mr Erickson’s testimonial.
In a divided vote among five candidates the race featured three Democrats and two Republicans. In the House the election of 15 candidates was blocked by age restrictions.
In Cheyenne on January 14, Democrats claim they can decide three House contests in their favor with Republican support and added Democratic votes. The Senate remains safely Republican by five votes, with little chance of gains. Democrats vow to defeat Senator Warren without upper chamber wins.
In New York detectives from police headquarters clashed with district attorney detectives to serve a subpoena on George A. Sipp during a vice probe. The scene moved through an elevator cage as about 500 onlookers watched the confrontation before Sipp testified at the grand jury. District Attorney Whitman vowed to protect his witness, while a related case saw Policeman Eugene Sox charged by the grand jury in connection with the fraud inquiry.
Washington Jan 14 Eaward Holton James editor of the Paris Liberator and an American citizen today pleaded before Secretary Nagel the case of ward Mylius a journalist who is threatened with deportation because he was convicted in London of malbeling King George V In defense of a friend in whose interest he crossed the Atlantic Mr James told the secretary of commerce and labor that Mylius had been convicted of a political offense and not a crime involving moral turpitude The special immigration board of inquiry at New York held that the criminal libel of a king was the crime involving moral turpitude which under the immigration laws bars an alien from entry into America Mr Nagel discussed the case with the Paris editor for an hour and a half and promised a prompt decision The conversation touched the publication in the Liberator of the alleged libelous story that George had contracted a morganatic marriage with the daughter of Admiral Calme mour in Malta Mr James wrote the story and Mylius was convicted of criminal libel in London I wrote it and I now affirm it He said I have spent months investigating and am satisfied of its truth If I aid not be I would publish a retraction and apologize to King George and to seymour axaleigh NC Jan 14 The Senate adopted a resolution ratifying the proposed amendment to the federal constitution providing for the election of United States senators by popular vote The measure is expected to be acted favorably.
In Phoenix on January 14 President H A Jastro of Bakersfield calls home state and western stockmen to back a federal leasing measure. The gathering, hosted by the American Livestock Association, discusses land policy, range conditions, and urging Congress to act. Jastro opposes changing price tabs for stockmen and farmers.
Washington January 14. A conference of Army general officers discussed reorganization plans. Secretay Stimson said agreement favored immediate adoption of a divisional brigade formation though full effect requires legislation. He noted possible rearrangements and brigades of three regiments each, with dispersed gathering not yet feasible.
Special Dispatch reports Charles Olsen a Bitter Root valley resident and longtime lumberman was fatally injured at Latchem and Rooney sawmill on Little Sleeping Child creek. A log jumped the chute breaking his arms and injuring his face and head and hip, causing a ruptured blood vessel. He died en route to Harditon hospital after five p.m. Olsen born in Wisconsin was in his fortieth year and had lived in the valley for 20 years. He leaves a sister and a half brother whose whereabouts are unknown. Burial will be in Riverview cemetery under the Empire of the Eagles lodge of which he was a member.
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