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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
2
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a guaranteed vegetable blood remedy to purify the blood and expel catarrh germs. It claims the tonic builds the system while removing the ailment, offers a free booklet, and directs readers to write Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for advice and the product.
A reprinted excerpt shows General John Pershing promising to watch for a young man named Hartwell Kent, a former machinist at Kiesel’s Moneyweight Scales, who enlisted and is soon bound for France. Mrs Kiesel recalls Pershing’s long friendship dating back to Fort Assiniboine era.
Patrolman Barney King is slated to appear before the police commission today to answer misconduct charges filed by Michael O By rne. O By rne alleges arrest without cause on South Omning Street and false defense in court for personal reasons. This will be his first appearance before the commission as several beat officers recall him serving the city.
Ambassador Gerard describes the real Kaiser in his book My Four Years in Germany. The Stand will publish installments for about weeks starting August five. Every red blooded American will want to read it and subscribe. A wage scale proposal for street car workers is presented by the committee. Rufus Huston registration card found and returned to city clerk. owner may claim it at 202 N Main Ad.
Frohman Amusement secures rights to The Witching Hour, the era defining drama praised for its elaborate set and large cast with interiors valued over 850000, including a $6000 Corot painting. The seven part film features 2600 scenes and plays today through Sunday alongside Wild Beasts at Large and On Trial on the National Exhibitors circuit. Seals act at People’s Hippodrome with Five other vaudeville acts and Big Timber plus Kathryn Williams in a strong bill deemed among the Hippodrome’s best.
Dr W C Matthews city physician and draft exemption board member now runs a private matrimonial office. While visiting Montana Dairy company offices he proposed paying women to marry exempt men, offering five dollars for a husband who cannot see well or has other flaws, sparking quick witty replies from the office girls.
Attorney William Sullivan defending the new miners union quarreled with Patrolman Hungate in the police court over testimony in the Ostren disturbance case. The exchange grew heated until the judge intervened to halt the argument and restore order.
Notaries public in Butte anticipate a busy week starting next Monday as hundreds of exemption claims await attestations. Many individuals will file affidavits to avoid military service, including those who believe they are exempt.
Motorists and a pad ay in the Hoe court yesterday when two of them on speeding, one paid a fine for driving without dimmers, and two were found guilty of having no license numbers. The court warned that convic tions will be followed by fines. WO STRIKERS PINED, Paul Vesta and Nick Kivista, strike t ng miners, were fined $10 each for distributing hand bills. Attorney Wiliam Sullivan of the miners' union appealed the case.
A Reuters report from London cites a Kiel telegram that Emperor William met Emperor Charles near Podgorica in Galicia. Charles sent Austrian Foreign Minister Czernin to William in Vienna, while William heads to the eastern front. The meeting location Podgorge across the Vistula near Krakow is noted. The moment spans war plans and Moose convention topics with executives expected to discuss pending matters before adjournment.
A train crashed into a stalled car at a grade crossing, killing six people and injuring one. The victims include Mrs. Frank Joseph, her brother Clarence Joseph, Herman Hohist and his bride Mrs. Mary Notaker, and Mrs. Fred Sherman, sister of Mr. Frank Joseph.
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