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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
2
A brief report notes routine actions in both houses with officials including a circled hand gesture by an assistant secretary in the senate. The scene references a visiting poet and a prominent figure, with unclear local details and fragments beyond these mentions.
In Helena the Senate approved the proposed constitutional amendment granting women the vote by a 28 to 0 margin, with several members absent and others voting against or in debate. Bills and reports on impeachment, mortgages, tax methods, and public funds were debated and sent to committees. several measures advanced, others were postponed or defeated.
In Urlean on January 2, progressives pressed to curb steering committees and revise rules. Crippen tried to am end steering rules while speaker ruled moves out of order. A joint rules probe followed as members urged investigation into Carey land act and irrigation spending with testimonies from Rhoades, Brower, and Crurt.
The fragment references a $2,000 prize for a celebration marking an anniversary of a battle, and mentions House and Senate bill numbers Crippen B No 146 addressing fees for judges in a lay trial court. It is a terse record of proposed laws and public events.
Special dispatch from Helena reports that December snowfall is light east of the Rockies while west of the range, including the Bitterroot and Cascade regions, is near or above normal. Rain in September and October helped soils, but November and December were dry, with streams carrying less water than average.
In Lowell, Mess. on January 11 Mayor Cvankel orders daily lectures for police to improve knowledge of law and first aid. He plans moving pictures of officers on duty to familiarize the public with the arduous work and new uniform, aiming to build popular support.
General Jones orders no need for evening attire for the Washington demonstration march. The march planned from New York to Washington requires practical gear and supplies. departure is set for February 32 with arrival in Wish- Joxton on March 1.
A Dillon delegation led by Theodore Nelson and county clerk Jay Buker will attend the state meeting of county commissioners clerks and assessors. Also participating are C. Tatters on of Dell and assessor Norman Holden.
An old advertisement warns of kidney and bladder troubles and urges readers to try Kilmer's Swamp Root. It claims symptoms include frequent urination, back pain, fatigue, and complexion changes, touts the product as the cure and offers free sample bottles and a information booklet by mail.
A suspect arrested by United States Marshal Daviiyan last night faces robbery charges tied to a purse with local bank funds. The man allegedly fled with money and a diamond after a bag was seized and later recovered. he was delivered to authorities as the ship Yam Marina headed to Yokohantay.
A January mail theft case in Helena involved M. P. Stoppel of Gurrlenn and a Japanese bagman named Lee Sp. Lodi. About $2,600 was stolen from a post office shipment to Garrison and later recovered in Helena. A complaint filed charges the theft, with the railroad and bank connections under inquiry.
A New York City arson investigation unfolds with grand jury sessions and indictments. Fire Commissioner estimates show a continued decline in fires from January to mid January 1912. The Fire Department links an alleged arson network to the drop and ongoing inquiries target members of the so called arson trust.
The Senate seeks to appeal to the Furnishing Board as Secretary Allerson orders funds for Capitol furniture purchases. The action aims to equip state offices with needed furnishings, with directives guiding the expenditure and compliance expected from the secretary and attorney general.
A crash occurred yesterday in front of the Meven hotel involving Broncot t Em Wen, Dilien, Jin, So-Billy Magkc, and a well known breathe breaker. The rider on a colt was thrown to the frozen ground, sustaining a badly shaken state with a broken neck. A doctor revived him and reported no broken bones.
In a city commission election, Henry Wy Litn rence, a wealthy socialist, was elected head of Salt Lake City and will serve a four month term during the absence of Mayor Samust Part. The ceremony marks the first time a socialist mayor holds the post.
The armbassadoriat conference opens amid disputes as Servian envoys press claims to Seutast and Ipek for Monte Negro while Priszend and Frilep seek Bergin. Austria faces opposition from Lhoze regarding claims.
The Connell Store touts economy savings with bold ad language promising great values for thrifty shoppers. Short promotional copy emphasizes daily bargains and broad savings across departments.
A vintage ad highlights low prices on woolen blankets plaid blankets and comforts, with deals on cotton serge fabrics and calico. It promotes boys wear including velvet suits and knicker pants as cost-friendly options for busy families amid high living costs.
A tinseiry sale promotes savings on children's and women’s hosiery. Offers include women’s 50¢ cotton hose at 3 for a price, women’s 35¢ fleeced hose 2 for, children’s cotton hose 12 for, women’s cashtters hose time for $1, and women’s guaranteed base four pairs for 1.26.
A local sale advertises money saving underwear options for women children and boys. Highlights include women's union suits 26 cents, 50 cent children's vesta, and boys' union suits priced around $1.60, with varying discounts. The notice urges attendees to shop and save on apparel.
A local sale lists bedspreads at 1.50, 1.16, and 1.60 longcloth for 95 cents to 1.05 each. Tecambric offered at a low price, with Madeira paintook marked down to 2.26, as shoppers are urged to grab these bargains.
Connell and Muttle supply a range of gloves including Kayser wool gloves at 660, wool gloves and mitts at 190, Dent’s Savoy two clasp gloves $1.10, and $3.50 long and short kid gloves on sale around $1.07. The ad promotes discounted prices on Menso and other glove lines to attract shoppers.
Era of bargain neckwear for women with notable discounts. Children's mufflers and varied neckwear priced at fractions of their former cost. Mesh veiling offered at lower prices, with a range of small items under widely reduced tags.
An old ad promotes shoes with emphasis on comfort and economy. It lists men's working shoes at two dollars from three dollars, men's dress shoes at two dollars and five cents from six dollars, women's shoes at various low prices, and children's shoes at two dollars, highlighting value. The language is dated and promotional with rough phrasing.
Reports from Leavenworth indicate several labor leaders including Jam 5, Reddin of Milwauker and We Tirct Hrown and W. J. Me of IWinnane City were convicted in a dynamite conspiracy case. Federal judge Holmred fined $45,000 and ordered confinement. many defendants departed for home as authorities pursued appeals. A separate Manhattan incident saw a man killed after leaping from a terminal footpath, with letters signed Sotoman Tergmann found on his person.
An old newspaper ad promotes Hay's Hair Health claiming it restores original hair color, removes gray, and adds shine. It touts broad drugstore endorsements, offers free Harfina Soap with purchases, and lists Newarg Ming Co in Hutte Montana as supplier and retailer.
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