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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
7
Pearls described as lovely coloring and shimmering iridescence. Elue pearls praised for beauty suitable for both matron and maid. Summer wear adds final touch of beauty and smart style to light material dresses. Oriental and Hallmark pearls imitate nature’s coloring, rival oriental gems in beauty worth $15.00 to $125.00.
Local notices include rental pianos from Orton Bros and various editorials as well as birth announcements. A daughter arrived to Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Sweeney at their Carolina street home. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Goddard of 735 Maryland avenue, and another daughter born July 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Phillips at 1159 Maryland avenue. Dr. T Verner Moore resumes practice in the Lewisohn building with office hours listed. Floral Park Dorcas Society of Bethany Lutheran church meets Friday at 2:15 pm. Mrs. L Claybourn and Mrs. Howard Estey to entertain. Mrs. L Pfeffer to discuss Ruth.
Storer of Garrison attended the Vinien last night. Hruza and Woodman from Livingston were in town as visitors at the Finten yesterday. A daughter was born to Erick Stohlbers. Mrs. Julia Nolan of Ishpeming and her daughter Mrs. Gilboe of Grand Rapids, Minn., visit Butte with Gilboe’s daughter. Rev H A James of the Methodist Episcopal church preached Monday night from the Bitter Root valley. he is improving and will lead Sunday services.
Miss Talmadge appears in the comedy Experimental Marriage at the Ansonia starting today. Adapted from William J. Hurlbut’s Saturday to Monday the film satirizes a girl who rejects marriage for personal liberty until a weekend compromise leads to a legal union. The tale unfolds as a brisk farce with an able supporting cast.
Dr Karsted and Ken to contest the city championship in tennis at Columbia this afternoon at 4 30. The match promises high stakes and strong play, drawing a large crowd of enthusiasts to witness the event.
Henry Ford finished testifying in the libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune in Mount Clemens Michigan. The proceedings spanned eight days as Ford, a prominent manufacturer, defended against the $1,000,000 claim.
The Granite Bimetallic Mining Company of Philipsburg sold a large 2000 foot depth hoisting plant to Jib Mining of Basin for 16500 delivered. Unwatering machinery with 900 gallon tanker and two numbers nine Cameron Ankers will remove water at about 1200 gallons per minute. About 30 men are on site as Basin prepares for rapid assembly and production once clear.
Washington July statement says President denied a published report that he sought a modification of the Shantung provisions in the German treaty. He asserted he exerted all influence to influence the matter and that ultimate actions by Japan will place the issue in proper perspective. Senators who discussed Shantung with the President said they had not understood a change in policy and noted bonds with Japan constrained any reconsideration.
Berlin July 23 Ten persons were shot during disorders at a majority socialist meeting disrupted by communists and Spartacans. Attendees tried to identify the shooter as rooms erupted in chaos with chairs beer bottles and tables flung from the Trades Union building.
George M. Primrose famed minstrel died after a month illness in San Diego He was a veteran of the American stage dating to the Haverly troupe born 1853 in London Ontario He is survived by his wife and brother Alfred Also reported American schooner Willie M Maxwell total loss from Buenos Aires to London and Congressman J W Ragsdale of South Carolina died suddenly in Washington Bagdad Patrol dance tonight at Columbia gardens
The Pack ers deny Senator Kenyon's charge that industry members propagandize against regulation. A July committee statement says the bill threatens packing industry views and cites the National Wholesale Grocers Association and the Federal Trade Commission as active in the alleged propaganda.
German officials reach a plan to raise revenue by increasing business turnover taxes and imperial income taxes. The package targets invested capital with rates from 23 to 30 percent and aims to reduce inequality while protecting small capitalists. The changes are to be adopted by finance minister Mathias Ei and others as part of a broader fiscal reform.
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