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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
7
A customer recounts stomach trouble since twelve years ago and prostrating colic. After two years on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy the trouble vanished. The ad claims the product removes intestinal mucus and inflammation causing stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee.
The Butte Land and Investment Company filed a suit against Newman Kline and more than 100 others to quiet title to property in the Northern Pacific addition to Butte. Defendants claim various titles adverse to the plaintiff. Silver Bow County is named among the defendants. summons served.
A June police court report shows 353 cases tried with $2431.25 in fines collected. Clerk John Forest notes more drunks paid fines than in any prior month. High- state vagrancy cases were heard, with five dismissed, two committed, and one withdrawn.
In one of the era’s large liquor violation seizures the Crowley and Walsh saloon on East Broadway was closed. Following John Smith’s conviction for operating the bar, officers removed seized property to the courthouse vaults awaiting district court action. Proceeds from sale would fund the school fund if rights are not proven.
Paris dispatch reports one French delegate and an American peace commission claim the United States will not demand repayment of the French loan. A French finance official adds that Anglo-French loan postponement to the US is inevitable until Germany’s indemnity first arrives.
County commissioners announced a street extension of Montana Street to Timber Butte mill. Right of way has been procured and construction will start soon, extending about three quarters of a mile.
Co. E. Brooks superintendent of the Montana division of the Oregon Short Line railroad arrived in Butte to transact business and inspect the local offices. General Superintendent H V Platt and J A Reeves general freight agent also arrived for a tour of inspection and will stay several days.
All subscription payments and ballots held by contestants outside Butte and Anaconda must be mailed to the Help Yourself club manager at the Standard in Butte by 10 o'clock Saturday night July 3. Late remittances should be sent by special delivery. The piece stresses constant effort to raise votes and notes the close race. Standings caption shows a club list.
The standings of the club members as they appear today must be considered correct unless the member advises us to the contrary on or before Saturday, July 3.
John White arrested for robbery on Emmett O'Brien’s complaint was sent to the county attorney for prosecution by Police Judge Grimes. Tony Hammes, charged with reckless driving, agreed to pay for a broken light post. his case is continued indefinitely. Tom lLeapas and Albert Mondelli were dismissed on gambling charges. The court kept $7 found on the table by officers. no one claimed it, and the judge took it for city benefit.
Sam A. Mayer buyer and manager of the cloak and suit department at the Symons store leaves this morning via the Northern Pacific for New York and other large eastern market centers. He expects to be away about two months, returning in early September.
United States will be informally represented in Brussels by W. C. Boyden and Col. James A. Logan with the reparations commission. They will sit with the supreme council and provide advice on financial problems during the talks spanning the war affected regions.
Exultation runs through Constantinople as nationalist forces under Mustapha Kemal Pasha reportedly outflank Greek troops near Pergama and push north toward Panderma taking several thousand prisoners.
Tokyo dispatch says government likely to take forceful military action against Russia over the Nicolaievsk massacre of Japanese in May, based on press reports and official accounts.
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