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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1914
Page
6
Bargain toiletries and cosmetics sale listing long OCR
A dense ad lists numerous personal care items with sale prices and regular prices. Items include toilet water, talcum powders, bath soaps, tooth care products, shaving items, creams, scents, and soaps from brands such as Imperial, Ricksecker, Dr. Lyons, Williams, and Trentini with prices ranging from a few cents to under a dollar, plus multi pack offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave
Wisdom
Ricksecker
Proposed Constitution and By Laws of New Union
Draft of the proposed constitution and by laws for the Butte Mine Workers union, discussed at the Holland rink meeting, outlining membership, officers, funds, meetings, election rules, disciplinary procedures, and the 3000 dollar robbery involving Walter Long of Adams Express near Goodhope.
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NEW Union
Butte Mine Workers’ Union
Oreatosaternoan Tee
Holland Rink
Opium raid in Chicago uncovers big draft and arrests
Special agents raided Lee Fun’s Chicago shop finding a 23600 draft from a Hong Kong bank, tying to an alleged opium trust. Four arrests, hundreds of pounds of opium seized as part of a weekly campaign against opium traffic.
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Chicago
Lee Fun
Fun
Innocent Man Serves Time for Another Crime Revealed
Washington on July 4 a case emerged that a man is serving a murder sentence for a crime another person was convicted of. President Wilson signed a commutation opening Leavenworth to Samuel Coltrane, who served for a murder later confessed by a prisoner in Oklahoma. Coltrane has been imprisoned since 1907, with related notes about Thompson in Oklahoma. Also noted is the death of Henry Denison, legal adviser to Japan’s foreign affairs, and a New York Central Realty case where William H. Cooper was found guilty of mail fraud involving investors including military personnel.
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Wilson
Leavenworth
Samuel Coltrane
Oklahoma
Tokio
Henry Willam Denison
Denison
Paulowat
New York
William H. Cooper
New York Central Realty Company
United States Army Marine Corps
Supreme Court Rules on Party Residency for Suits
The court’s unanimous decision holds that parties not residing in the state cannot sue here. Residents may sue in the county where the plaintiff resided for six months, while nonresidents must sue in their own jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Sheriff Removal Filed In Equity Against Allegheny County Sheriff
Pittsburg July 4 Bridget Kenney secretary of the Allegheny Congenial Industrial union and other members of the strike committee filed today in equity pleas asking that George W Richards sheriff of Allegheny county be required to withdraw from the vicinity of all Weinhouse plants all the men deported by him Judge Marshall Brown set July 7 as the date for the hearing
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Hood
Sec. S
Roberts
Pittsburg
Bridget Kenney
Allegheny Congenial Industrial “Union
George W. Richards
Alleheny County
Weinghouse
Marshall Brown
McKinley Cable to Admiral Sampson Controversy
Berlin reports a claim that President McKinley sent a telegraph to Admiral Sampson amid the Spanish American War, suggesting Germans might seize the Philippines. A writer using Carlolus Adolphusy’s pseudonym argues officials misjudged American desire for war and cites a purported telegram from McKinley to the Cuban campaign commander.
Monoplane accident in Rheims claims two French airmen
Corporal Gabriel Godefroy of the French army aviation corps was killed, and Corporal Emile Merat fatally injured, when their monoplane crashed after an 800 foot fall during an attempted control loss near Rheims, France, on July 4.
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Rheims
France
Gabriel Godefroy
Hon
Emile Merat
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