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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1909
Page
2
Fragmented report notes Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, credited with ideas during a Paris visit. Observers discuss potential cabinet roles and naval reform while debates over labor policy and capital needs unfold amid ministerial forecasts and public commentary.
A Dillon notes column reports a July marriage surprise in Armistead Idaho, detailing bride Italy Scott and groom Mabchet Morris, with guests and the couple’s plans. It notes tribal connections, local business ties, and anticipated moves to Armistead and Tunevioh, along with other social happenings, visits, and a bereavement in the area.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous individuals and places with scattered actions. Mentions include Mrs F and Mr iM, Grace Lamont, Olga Tarde, Peal Wittivros, Dillan region, Montana State North college, Mark Stoller, Hemel dege, and Swain. Context unclear. notes reference travel, visits, and a forthcoming event or gathering.
Four city officers including a marshal and his aides were arrested by County Attorney JA Knight on extortion charges. They allegedly demanded payments from disreputable houses during Fourth of July celebrations in Tein Bridges, turning the revenue into city funds. They are anticipated to be arraigned before Justice Waller W. Payne.
Special Dispatch to Bandar Washington reports appointments and salary increases for postal clerks and carriers across Montana. Names listed include postmaster Charles F. Taker of Chester, and staff at Butte, Havre, Whitehall, and other towns with positions and pay changes noted in the dispatch.
A report outlines Hamilton's plan to sustain a large canning factory near Shandara. The plant, to be sited at the Bitter Reel stock yard, is projected to process 71,000 units per day once fully equipped. Delays and higher costs have affected the scheme, with construction and equipment ordered to meet a new timetable.
The Second Annual Settlers Picnic was held at Huntley near the Wistarle Yellowstone river. Local organizers and attendees, including Clark and D. Linke, hosted a day of music, speeches, and free baked goods. Weather was ideal, with social gatherings, recitations, and farm talks, while vendors advertised products from Orton Bros. and Maxson & Rockefeller.
Indictment cites Chicago police personnel tied to a cocaine resale scheme. Inspector McCanthes and Griffin figure among defendants, with a 3,000 dollar bond and 34 months proposed for Griffin. Prosecution claims protected cocaine sales by officials and names Lola Frank among others in a west side syndicate.
Bozeman notes recount a string of local happenings in July including social gatherings, a notable marriage anniversary celebration, a charity auction event, and a police case update. Key names include Clyde Wu Tsuts, Mina Pete, Mrs Stephen White, and A C L Trou cher, with venues on Central Avenue and Main Street and a variety of community activities.
In Hamilton on July 2 the Deer Lodas Yell tem hosts guests from the Hamilton ing Aue Land. A game at Tocaatl park is set for Sunday afternoon, followed by a twilight game tomorrow. Hamilton faces the Giants at Missoula with high anticipation. Charles Stannon left yesterday while registering Win. Reservations open at Missoula Spokane and Coeur d Alene with Mrs Carriers Kotth and little daughter of Butte visiting in the Fitter Nant valley. Wilbur futile, visiting relatives, returned to Spokane. Weda Mdea and daughter arrive from La Grange for visit with Ho latter's son. Tremiltan notes Independent long-distance.
Lon Morrow of Montana, once deeply afflicted with rheumatism, reports a complete recovery after spending years and money seeking cures across the continent. He attributes relief to spinal nerve therapy and notes prior doctors offered little help, with his transformation credited to a deliberate vertebral adjustment.
A narrative from 1695 recounts illness and failed cures from Arkansas to Montana hot springs, fairs a long search for relief. Dr Metager finally treats the writer with eight weeks of care and a life-changing recovery after spending years and thousands. The speaker credits Metager with saving a life and vows to repay the kindness.
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