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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1911
Page
4
The stock market was dull and lower yesterday with Amalgamated off below 69 and other securities down fractionally. European market factors, a Morocco crisis, and hot weather weighed on sentiment. copper shares favored on dips as investors awaited crop news and policy signals.
Liberty Mo July 2 Andrew King deputy sheriff died at his home after a prisoner Jon Cannon from Leavenworth Kan struck him in a jail scuffle last night Cannon was arrested for fighting and King tried to separate two inmates before the fatal blow. Washington July 3 Near Admiral Young and Cepuonelm plan naval conference at Newport to attend while awaiting orders on reductions in yard expenses.
The finer of Gen Clement A Ivins county commander of the United Confederate Vile eras died yesterday. Funeral will be held Wednesday with burial at a local cemetery. The Potosi Springs near Wong are described as now open for the season under new management. Provides notices of lodging, dining, and telephone services in Mont.
State tests found preservatives in two milk samples from Great Falls and Billings sold by Independent mills deliverers. One sample was severely adulterated and would not curdle, prompting expected prosecutions once the state health board lab is ready. Professor Cobleigh reports widespread adulteration concerns and urges thorough local investigations.
Philadelphia report details two deaths and seventeen injuries when the Pennsylvania Express collided with a local train near Lucaston New Jersey. A switch mishap, blamed on a brakeman, derailed two cars of the express. victims were Thomas Ogden of Linwood New Jersey and Forest B. Henry of Berlin New Jersey.
Angelo Brizzolari, once Helena hotel proprietor, is jailed in San Francisco and to be returned to Helena to face charges for altering a check drawn on E. B. Johnson’s account. Deputy Harry Hay pursued Brizzolari, who allegedly raised a $1 check to $123 and attempted payment at Union Bank and Trust.
Long pending tax dispute involving IL and stockholdings of V A Clark and Aug Helrie was argued before Judge Lynch. The case centers on mandamus to compel book assessments and whether county recorder must strike assessments as directed by the state equity board. Judge Lynch urged three days for briefs and hoped to decide before the summer recess.
The Montana Amusement Company reports strong support for its profit sharing plan from theater patrons and investors. Subscriptions indicate funds for expansion and engaged stockholders, with a local capitalist offering to buy part of the 40,001 shares were refused to preserve plan goals. Directors note treasury stock sales would not substitute for profit sharing, which aligns with the company’s expansion and profit goals. The firm, well established with 1 million metre houses in the state, posted a net 40 percent return on investment over the past year.
Tony Parker known as a leading circus clown in the United States dies at home in Winkeld Kansas at 87. He began clowning at age ten and pursued the calling for 77 years, with his long career anchored in the town since 1478.
Twenty men taken in by the police at Sunset appeared before Judge Booker yesterday on vagrancy charges. Most were found begging or loitering. several were remanded to county jail. Richard Small faced additional disturbance charges after neighbors allegedly blew ball plans into his yard despite prior warnings.
Special dispatch from Bozeman describes July Fourth events with guests from Butte and Helena arriving to view the dying of the Fourth. A Montana horse show parade along Main Street leads to races, wrestling, and a carnival at the park house. In city news, Samuel Vincent is charged with an untaxed offense. a jury returns a guilty verdict in a separate case.
An upcoming civil service examination in Washington is announced with multiple dates and locations. The notice lists tests from September through October and mentions venues including Orton Brow and Milan City area. It references a mailing address at 214-218 Main Street for applicants seeking details.
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