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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
10
A newspaper ad lists four furnishing sales including nightshirts and two big sales of men's underwear. It features men's sweater coats at 1.95 with storm collars and pockets, Jersey coats at 1.05, heavy shirts and drawers at 1.00, and winter union suits at 2.85 in various fabrics and brands.
The Vatican and Rome moved to the Benedict funeral and the conclave amid crowd scenes in St. Peter's. Officials noted the death record, and analysts weighed factions for the papal election with Italian and foreign cardinals, while discussions on veto rights and potential candidates dominated.
Paris January 24 American newspaper man Thomas Stewart Ryan held after his wife Mia Ryan died following ingesting poison. Investigating judge announced he will be released tomorrow on bail of 5,000 francs. Mia Creighton known as Miss Audrey, a renowned violinist, died January 19.
Montana authorities pursued Butteman across the state after a daring jailbreak described as one of the boldest. Casper Casey, linked to the case, allegedly fled to Colorado and escaped from Canon City penitentiary by swinging hand over hand on two electric wires 10 feet above the cellhouse roof. He reportedly was not recaptured in the latest dispatches.
Helena Jan 2 The right of city authorities to enforce quarantine where infection threatens public safety was affirmed by Chief Justice Theodore Brantly of the Montana Supreme Court He denied a writ of habeas corpus for Mamie Cassell of Missoula confined in the isolation hospital The judge held evidence showed she had an infectious disease and ordered her custody by the sheriff until cured or safe to release
In Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Gu told prospective alimony seekers that after separation or divorce they cannot expect to be supported in the luxurious style they had become accustomed to. The judge noted that the law expects a wife to adjust to a lesser standard of living after divorce or separation.
Samuel Gabel, 28, a Cincinnati switchman, was sentenced to six months in jail after fracturing his five month old baby's arm in an attempt to correct a thumb sucking habit. The incident occurred in Cincinnati, Ohio, on January 24.
British publisher Lord Northcliffe, after a ten day study, warned that both Hindus and Muslims are uniting against whites in India. He cited a Loyal Muslim judge predicting arrests of Gandhi and urged reinstating the Ottoman links to Islam by recognizing the sultan and restoring Adrianople to Turkey to calm unrest.
A health note claims women who maintain good disposition sustain health benefits and happiness. It warns modern life wears them down and misleads homes. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is touted as a safeguard, with letters from readers claiming restored health after use.
Testimony detailed a fatal fight between Grant and Keel on a hillside near a mining camp. Witnesses described wresting, gunfire, and Keel’s admission of killing Grant, with self defense as the anticipated defense. Jurors heard accounts from Baird, Kennedy, and others as the trial pressed toward a jury verdict.
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural looking remedy to darken gray hair. It claims a simple application with a sponge or brush will make gray strands disappear by morning, with continued use yielding glossy, luxuriant, youthful-looking hair.
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