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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1917
Page
3
An advertisement claims a home internal medicine using Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar can relieve catarrhal deafness and head noises. It asserts hearing improvement up to seven or eight inches away from the ear and urges readers to share the formula with those afflicted.
The Supreme Court rules the 1910 white slave act prohibits interstate transport of women for any immoral purpose. Caminetti, Diggs, and Hayes receive prison terms and fines. three justices dissent, warning of risks like blackmail. Justice Day writes the majority opinion, while Justices McKenna and Clarke dissented.
English munitions plants now produce every 48 hours more heavy gun ammunition than the entire first year of war. A British official notes weekly gains in 165 mm shells and other calibers, while total shells completed last week exceed the stocks at the outbreak of the war. Production of machine guns and explosives also rises sharply as plans for a major spring offensive advance.
San Francisco January 15. F Drew Caminetti and Maury Diggs lost their appeal to the U S Supreme Court from a white slave conviction. Caminetti son of Anthony Caminetti immigration commissioner, is on a Amador county ranch. Diggs lives in Berkeley with his wife Marsha Warrington, whom he took to Reno with Caminetti and Lola Nortis in March 1913. Diggs married Warrington a year ago. The Reno cottage raid drew national attention. Diggs was formerly state architect.
Five centuries ago Catholic monarchs Ferdinand and Isabella drove the Moor from Spain and sought a new empire in Morocco. The piece notes European powers pushing into North Africa, with Islam described in neutral terms and references to Egypt Tripoli Tunisia and Algeria contributing populations. A brief sports shout invites children to skate at the Holland rink tonight with band in attendance.
Senator Oliver of Fallon signaled a bill to create Sykes county in the southeast. Two house bills failed, including Demel's on road width and Stimpert's on county bridge liability. Passages covered constable duties, false representations, county districts, legislative salaries, inheritance tax, city form law, hotel fraud, and a municipal band fund. Two measures moved to conference, the first of...
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