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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1912
Page
2
A vintage medical advertisement urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs for feverish, upset children with stomach ache and diarrhea. It claims quick relief by cleansing bowels, presenting the product as safe, delicious, and suitable for kids and adults with full directions on the package. It promotes the California Fig Syrup Company preparation as the genuine remedy.
An old advertising style notice touts Diapepsin as a cure for stomach distress promising relief in five minutes. It claims harmless digestion of food and no sour belches, with claims of universal effectiveness and a drugstore availability. The piece also includes a long state coal bid notice from Montana, detailing delivery to multiple institutions and bid terms.
A large Missoula delegation to the Eagles convention departed by a late special train from Hamilton after a full day of races, parades, and a Burns hall reception. The day featured horses, tug of war, a parade led by G A R members, and a concert as delegates arrived and prepared for the next session.
An historic convention in Mun Tan drew broad attendance and widespread acclaim for its organization and scale. Organizers reported strong participation, noting key figures from multiple groups and a notable display of unity across factions amidst a busy agenda.
A Whitest local iron works employee Walsh connected to the depot area was held after a collision in which Harris Carapia was struck while crossing from a street car to a depot. Carapia suffered three broken ribs and other injuries and was taken to a hospital. Also, Mike Whovienh, 40, a mine worker at the Clamond mine, was badly dusted by exploded cans but escaped serious injury and was taken to St James hospital.
Los Angeles July 12 The defense in the bribery trial of Aaronce 5 Darraw called witnesses from the press section for cross-examination and recalled Robert Dain as the juror allegedly bribed. They also introduced Tom L. Johnson, Berl MW Brankiin’s attorney, and Franklin’s testimony denying connections to Darrow. Press witnesses included D M Wiz ard Harry H. Jones and J L Bernard who testified Franklin exonerated Darrow.
Special Dispatch from Hamilton July 13. Promoters failed to obtain County Attorney Packer’s permission for the Johns Attell featherweight bout. The clash was canceled, despite hopes for a vigorous contest. Managers say the event would have occurred under Fort Missoula Athletic club auspices at 6:29 PM Monday night if approved.
Persistent rumors from New York on July 12 say Hel Chase stars for the New York American League club may be traded to Chicago. President Comiskey allegedly offers Zelder, a pitcher, and cash for Chase as Sterrett shines at first, leaving Chase’s status fragile after a poor season.
Dick Strand, a well known Pacific coast athlete, drowned in the Sacramento River after bidding farewell to popular vocalist Frank Mantell. Strand, a poor swimmer, ignored warning cautions near the river’s edge and was swept into an eddy within an hour. His body has not been recovered.
Mexico City reports that 100 rebels in the north have accepted amnesty offered by General Huerta. The general pardon awaits a national assembly meeting in September to define scope and terms before broader application.
A mispatched report from the Standard notes a boy employed at the H. Reesor ranch was hurled in a free-for-all tanning race yesterday afternoon. The incident occurred under the eye of city officials, with witnesses describing general unrest and confusion during the event.
In a chaotic race at Chis violetty course, Owl Up Spitte Soon forced Lady Patton to stumble and fall. The mare rolled over a rider, who was taken to the hospital. Reeser’s machine rider listed rest, while Lady Tatton was remounted by Tally John of Butte and Miivired chased.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Missoula County’s assessed valuation rising by about 500 000 dollars. Currie’s figures show total valuation at 12 800 811, up from 12 372 498 last year, a gain of 423 913. Railroad property not included, about 3 000 000 last year. Roads and railroad lines across the county have added further increases, swelling the tally toward 15 000 000.
Boise July 18 Walter Johnson, the wizard pitcher of the American League, is praised for his climb from Idaho youth to baseball greatness. The piece extols his discipline, golfing mind, and clean living, arguing he deserves fans’ idolization as the greatest player in the game and noting his impact on Washington sports culture.
Chicago July 12 Aileen Heppner named by Miss Henningay in a case against Clarence Burk of International Harvester faces perjury charges. Bond set at $2,000. Heppner testified that on December 20 130% she saw Funk and Henning walk a corridor into a room while others were in a nearby room.
Police chiefs disclosed in May they had learned from a reliable source that the Industrial Workers of the World plan to invade the city within a few days to loot harvest wages and disrupt a free speech campaign. The effort echoes a past suppression led by Chief Forle M. Davis two years ago.
A fierce wind and rain storm shattered the Yankee Robinson circus at Meyle in Cheyenne, blowing down the main tent and causing the animal tent to collapse. About thirty persons were injured, with several seriously hurt amid the chaos and rescue efforts underway this afternoon.
A British note protesting American shipping tolls is expected to reach the Senate and State Department. Chairman Adamson urges free tolls and removal of discrimination against American ships, while Senate leaders plan to take up the Panama Bill in regular order, though the British protest may prolong debate.
Loninvite Kentucky July 12 May Sutton of Los Angeles wins the bi-stala championship in women s singles defeating Mary Browny also of Los Angeles in the finals 6 1 6 2
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