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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
12
New boudoir caps capes and sleeves lace trimmings and ribbons offered at low prices. Includes Se Belts Sashes Girdles and mochas kid items plus children's kid mittens and Java rice complexion powder widely advertised with sale prices and quantities per yard or pair.
Judge J J Lynch denounces attorney Joe Griffin for allegedly perjuring a disqualification affidavit in the Hersig versus Sandberg case. The trial remains in department No.1 with transfer not granted, and Griffin’s motion to dismiss was rejected before a stipulation to dismiss was filed later.
Des Moines Iowa January 14 Governor George W Clark delivers inaugural address forecasting a federation of nations practical disarmament of great powers and a brotherhood of man. He says mankind may emerge better from wartime burdens despite gloom and war weariness.
Washington action passes near unanimous House resolution seeking War Department information on coast defenses. It asks if any fortifications mount guns over 12 inches, the range of 12 inch guns, and whether British Queen Elizabeth type dreadnoughts use higher calibers with a 21,000 yard range, comparing to U S coast defense ranges.
Fragmentary entries show transfers of lots in City additions with prices of 1 and most deals involve small stakes. Names include Lucena S. Wadsworth widow and Albert Batter, with references to Milwaukee Railway company and North Pacific lode.
The 60 year old Hjalmar Kingberg died in San Francisco after slipping on home steps. A long stemmed pipe he was smoking allegedly caused fatal injury when it entered his mouth and brain.
Judge Donlan signed a temporary injunction at the Arnold Plumbing company’s request aimed at central labor bodies and building trades unions in Butte. It bars continued boycott activity and covers members and officers, with a $500 indemnifying bond. A permanent ruling will follow after a hearing likely to reveal union enforcement details. The case centers on lost contracts and estimated profits from the boycott while inland disputes over union jurisdiction and charter revocations are noted.
Morris Buckley, freed from county jail after five months without charges, faces burglary charges for allegedly entering Dr. C. H. Horst's home with intent to steal. County Attorney Canning filed the information. trial set for late month with Judge Donlan to empanel a jury. Attorney W. E. Griffin represents Buckley.
The steamer Oregonian, sailing from Puget Sound and the Columbia river bound for New York, grounded near a Mormon island and was towed to San Pedro harbor for divers to survey rudder damage sustained after the grounding last night.
A series of brief items notes: the Wyoming becomes Rear Admiral Fletcher's flagship as his flag moves from the New York for a presidential canal visit. three of four dreadnoughts at the navy yard to sail next Friday for sea with battleships to form a search group. In West Virginia, A Leo of Pittsburg, chief counsel for the Light and Heat company, was arrested in Williamstown on a bribery charge and released on a habeas corpus writ. Washington reports President Wilson nominated Blair I Hoar of Idaho as receiver of public money at Lewistown and Frank F Steele of Montana at Helena. Col William A Mann of the Third Infantry is set to issue a statement favoring woman suffrage in New Jersey following meetings with Dr Anna Howard Shaw and others. no national suffrage discussion reported.
Portland Ore Jan 4 All grain sold on the Portland exchange today hit new records. Twenty thousand bushels of March blue stem sod traded at 148 per bushel, up one cent from yesterday and near the high for May blue stem. February buses stem rose four cents to 145. Manh bate at 4 38 per ton, up 90 cents.
Police chief Murphy leads a search into a spate of 13 holdups in 10 days. Hubert saloon heist shows amateurs nearly killed bartender Sam Schafer. three gunmen robbed 15 patrons and $100 after the safe remained unopened. Officers arrest several suspects and expect key arrests of kid gangs.
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