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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1916
Page
2
An old medical ad promotes Jad Salts as a remedy for backache and bladder irritation from heavy meat consumption. It claims four tablespoons daily in water will cleanse sluggish kidneys, relieve uric acid, and improve urination, with the solution described as pleasant and inexpensive.
An advertisement touts Plant Juice as a cure for catarrh of the head and stomach, claiming it cleanses irritated membranes and restores health. Testimonial from Charles F. Mansom of Whitman Boston praises relief from years of stomach distress and lists stores in Butte selling the product.
In a Butte filing, Mrs. O’Neill accuses Michael O’Neill of repeated bodily punishment and threats, seeking separation, custody of three daughters, and maintenance. She cites beatings since last month and earlier incidents, asking for alimony and attorney fees. Judge Donanyi D Cook noted ongoing quarrels and petty rage. Laura Gunderson also received a divorce from Hans Gunderson with child custody awarded due to failure to support.
The German cruisers Cormorant and Geler, interned at Honolulu and Guam respectively, were ordered to be convoyed to San Francisco. Heat and mental affections among Cormorant crew followed attempts to feed boilers with wooden debris after coal ran out. United States ship Supply to convoy, with Manila physicians aboard.
A New York report notes a ship arrived today carrying bullion and American securities estimated by passengers to be worth several million dollars. Also mentioned are Serbia’s call to Serbians in the U.S. to join a new Serbian army and a Seattle shipyard securing a contract to build three 7509 ton Heel steamships for foreign ownership within 18 months. A Washington Navy Yard incident is cited with five dead and nine hurt.
Twenty thousand veteran Yaqui troops under General Obregon are conducting operations against General Zapata in Morelos and Oaxaca, according to a telegram received by the Mexican consulate in Galveston Texas today.
Advices report a clash yesterday at Guerrero 125 miles northwest of Chihuahua between about 200 bandits and Carranza troops. The pursuit fled, leaving behind one machine gun, five rifles, and 5900 rounds of ammunition. Senator Stone discussed the Mexican situation with Secretary Lansing after the briefing.
The E-2 submarine explosion at the New York navy yard left five dead and nine wounded. Four torpedo heads with 120 pounds of guncotton each were aboard. wet guncotton raised explosion risk, but crew fought a fire and saved further catastrophe. Lieutenant Cooke testified he directed interior fire control as the court of inquiry convened.
An ad touts a simple device called Geter for curing corns on feet. It claims fast, safe relief applied in seconds without bandages plasters or knives, promising no pain or injury and compatibility with all corn types and locations.
Judge McClernan, following a supreme court ruling, decreed the Charles Colbert estate escheats to Montana. Colbert died Feb 14 1901 leaving property, with no identified heirs. Bush heirs and Kolbow claimants are ruled nonheirs, extinguishing their petitions. The ruling reverses district court and dismisses all claims.
Talmar was arraigned yesterday on a charge of assault and was owed by Justice Carlisle. Len dela' received a hearing last week on assault charges. In the second decree Justice Carlisle reduced rf
Henry Csicou of Somers filed a voluntary pauper’s petition in federal court yesterday and was granted $638. Hearings set for Daniel Opp of Broadview and Stevens Wraalstad. Gordon L. Smith discharged from bankruptcy yesterday. Washington report notes a proposed 35000 naval academy in Washington state to be selected by the secretary of the navy, duplicating Annapolis on the Pacific coast, with California plans from Senator Phelan.
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