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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1912
Page
8
An old advertisement urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleansing for stomach liver and bowels in sick cross and feverish children. It claims the product clears waste without nausea or griping and promotes a happy healthy child, touting its fig base and pleasant taste.
Advertises Pape's Diapepsin as a rapid cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. Claims relief from sour risings belching fullness and nausea within five minutes. Promotes 50 cent case as sufficient for most stomach complaints and breath odor improvement.
Montana seeks bids for furnishing coal to state prisons, schools, and reform institutions. bids must cover multiple facilities or individual sites, with samples and certified checks. awards based on lowest cost and quality, bidders may deliver to specific institutions beginning July 2, with contract running to July 25.
Missoula and Butte delegates gathered in Hamilton for the Eagles convention with parades through town, a ball game, races, a tug of war, a greased pole event, and a public wedding. Local officers and committees announced reports and plans while hundreds of visitors toured Bitter Root valley.
A Montana convention of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Eagles is described as one of the most successful gatherings in the history of the organization, highlighting strong participation and community impact.
Walsh connected with local Iron works was arrested after an interior man hit Harris Caraplis near the Butte Anaconda Pacific depot a few nights ago. Captain O'Brien knew little but said Walsh would be in court this morning. Caraplis crossed from a street car to the depot when struck by the speeding motor car, which did not slow down. He was taken to the hospital with three broken ribs and other injuries.
Mike Vitovich aged 30 of 619 Duggan Avenue suffered chest and abdominal injuries when caps exploded while he mixed primers at the 2400 level of the Diamond mine at midnight. He escaped eye injuries and was taken to St James Hospital.
In Los Angeles on July 12 the defense in Clarence Darrow's bribery trial rested on press testimony and recalled juror Robert F. Bain for cross examination. Attys called Tom Johnson to defend Franklin's bribery confession while witnesses from local papers testified that Franklin exonerated Darrow. Bain denied telling Henderson that Darrow had no involvement. Miss Kernaghan, a former McNamara aide, corroborated defense voir dire. The judge weighed whether Johnson could testify about professional ties with Franklin. Adjourned to morning.
Hamilton July 1 The fight promoter failed to obtain permission from County Attorney Packer of Hamilton for Tally Johns and Young Attell to compete. Fans hoped for a lively bout. the event was not held despite both fighters being in top condition. The Fort Missoula Athletic Club planned the bout for Fort Missoula Monday night at 30 dollars under club auspices.
Rumors in New York on July 17 claim Hal Chase, ex star and former manager of the New York Americans, may be traded to the Chicago Americans. President Comiskey reportedly would swap infielder Zelder, a pitcher and cash for Chase, who is having his poorest season. Sterrett at first base has been playing well, suggesting Chase could be released without weakening the club.
17 year old Dick Strand, a well known Pacific coast athlete, drowned today in the Sacramento river. He warned by Frank Mantell, on his way East, to beware river eddies. Strands body was not recovered within an hour, search continued.
Mexico City July 12 an official statement reports 1,000 rebels in the north have taken the amnesty offered by General Huerta. The amnesty will not be nationwide until the national assembly convenes in September and approves extending it.
Hamilton reports a substitute named Johns in a free-for-all running event yesterday afternoon. A boy employed by A Spidie, at the 8.1 Reeser Tanch, was thrown and sustained multiple bruises and a cut under the eye and behind the ear.
Spidie was thrown when Lady Patton stumbled during a break away ride. The horse landed on Spidie’s face causing a cut lip and injuries. Lady Patton, ridden by Tally Johns, was backed by Anisived thrace, as the bay horse was taken to Kseser ranch St Reeser’s machine and resting well.
Special Dispatch reports Missoula county shows about a half million dollar rise in assessed valuation for the current year. The tally totals $12,372,490 last year, with an estimated 288 thousand increase this year. Timber and road property add variability. major lines like the Clea Milwaukee Puget Sound and Northern Pacific have funded extensive improvements shaping the final sum.
Boise Idaho July 12 And his worst habit is to chew gum The Idaho fans praised Walter Johnson the wizard pitcher of the American league after he left Idaho for the majors Johnson’s remarkable career is noted as a strong example of his prowess He broke records for shutouts and innings pitched emphasizing Johnson’s consistent physical condition and fair play Washington fans celebrate his mound appearances with merchants closing shops in his honor
Chicago July 1 Miss Allen Heppner named by Mrs Josephine Henning as the person who influenced her in the alleged conspiracy to injure Clarence Funk was held to the grand jury on a charge of perjury. Bond set at 35000. Heppner testified in the damage suit that she saw Funk and Mrs Henning together in the Grand Pacific corridor on December 20, 1909. A storm caused barn collapses, four people killed, and widespread damage in Minneapolis with downed wires and high winds.
Walla Walla police say a reliable source warns the Industrial Workers of the World plan to enter the city within days to dictate harvest wages and push a free speech campaign, a move Chief M. Davis previously halted in this area about two years ago.
A severe wind and rain storm felled the Yankee Robinson circus main tent in Cheyenne Wyoming injuring about twelve people, several seriously, as the animal tent also collapsed and rescue work began amid chaos and rain.
Senator Lorimer launches another forceful attack on Colonel Roosevelt calling the minority report flawed and inaccurate. He denounces the $1.9 million campaign fund allegations, defends Browne, labels critics as enemies, and urges colleagues to judge by the golden rule amid a packed Senate chamber.
A British note protesting free tolls for American ships seeks Senate action on the Panama bill. House Chairman Adamson says removing toll exemptions could be delayed by diplomatic friction. He argues the toll issue should be treated separately from opening the canal and warns the British move will intensify debate in the Senate.
Louisville July 12 Miss Mag utton of Los Angeles won the bi state championship in women's singles by defeating Miss Mary Browne also of Los Angeles in the Snats 6 2 and 6 2.
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