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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1923
Page
3
Mrs Gavin of Cheyenne Wyoming credits Tanlac with a complete recovery after years of weakness from flu lingering symptoms. She reports improved appetite, sleep, weight gain of 31 pounds, and renewed strength, saying she feels like a new woman. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
A fishing boat captain found the overturned life basket off Erie this morning. Lieutenant Roth likely died of exposure after detaching from the bag and clinging to the basket to stay afloat during a severe storm last Thursday night. Identification came from initials S L I R on undergarments. Despite days of searches by Selfridge field craft Cleveland and Detroit flying boats a revenue cutter and others a small fishing boat recovered the basket and its contents.
The body found partly buried in sand near Port Leamington on Lake Erie was identified as Albert A. Yost about 35, an employee of the Goodyear Rubber Co Akron. Earlier reports had identified the remains as Lieutenant A B Null the missing balloonist.
Eighteen motorists were arrested for speeding by Motorcycle Officers Nork and Phy, with several others booked for auto-rule infractions. Among those charged for speed were F. Johnson, G. H. Carlson, John Doe, J. Holland, W. R. Branch, H. D. Blair, Ed Paul, J. W. Bateman, Sam Reiner, John Murphy, Bob Narvaez, Al Sevi, Carl Tucker, H. J. Rhiley, W. Daley, Howard Esty and G. W. Smith. A man identified as John Doe faced driving while intoxicated, while H. A. Brackett and H. T. O'Connor were charged with driving with cut offs open.
Neighbors of Woodcraft from Butte eight members plus a drill team arrived in Bozeman for the district convention to be held Tuesday and Wednesday with delegates from Anaconda Billings Livingston Hardin and other district towns about 150 expected. Grand Guardian Hiner and Grand Manager Mardell of Portland Oregon participate k and Neighbor Nora L Curran elected to law committee. District Guardian Martha Bullock of Bozeman to preside at business sessions. Butte drill team and Bozeman Juvenile Woodcraft to present parts of the program.
In Columbus area, 28 year old aviator Russell Haines was killed and 23 year old Arnest Rhoades fatally injured when their plane crashed from 600 feet near Norton field east of the city late this evening.
Mexican government assigns 60 men to patrol a 50 mile stretch between Lower California and the United States where drug raiders are active.
Great Falls July 9 The Stan ton Trust and Savings bank of Great Falls led by George H Stanton who helped finance the Dempsey Gibbons fight closed at 11 am The bank reported 1 174 428 in resources and about 600 000 in deposits The closing was voluntary and State Superintendent L Q Skelton will assume charge Bank solvency denied illiquidity cited Stanton said the bank was solvent but funds unavailable for obligations.
Great Falls July 9. The Stanton Trust and Savings Bank shuts down after liquidating voluntarily due to postwar conditions and depositor loss of confidence following failures of two other local banks. President George H. Stanton and state supervisor L Q Skelton explain funds raised for the Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight bout did not come from the bank. Skelton arrives to supervise liquidation and assess obligations at the local clearing house.
Mrs. Anna O Connor, formerly of Butte, died Sunday in Vancouver British Columbia. Her son Ed O Connor and grandson Edward resided in Butte and were summoned to her bedside last Thursday. She leaves two sons and two daughters in British Columbia. The Vancouver funeral is planned.
Three maids from Gotham Rose Richterman Pauline Cohen and Frances Bedrick arrived in Butte on the way west to San Francisco their slogan From New York to San Francisco on foot They say they have been on the road ten weeks and found western tourists very accommodating with more lifts in the last week than since starting E H Harriman is noted for not commending employees and never forgetting good work.
George B. Reed 64 of Glassville New Brunswick motored across the continent with a party to meet his brother Leslie Reed, formerly of Butte and now from Spokane. The brothers reunited in Butte yesterday after 31 years and plan a Yellowstone park tour, marking George's first departure from home in 40 years.
Carson City Nev The Indian school at Stewart near here will spend about 30000 in improvements during the summer vacation period.
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