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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
6
Mayor Duncan declares he will enforce the law and avoid political use of the police. He rebuts claims of plotting to oust officers for partisan gain, says past administrations misused the civil service law, and emphasizes restoring economy while removing corrupt or unfit officers.
President Taft says Dickinson left a record in the War Department worthy of pride. He replies to an invitation from the Nashville Board of Trustees to attend a public reception in honor of Mr Tickinson, former Secretary of War, noting Dickinson’s achievements and the strong impression his service made.
In Judge Lynch's district court a damage suit involving Mrs. Ennig Coutts, injured when a wheel struck by a pipe pierced the car seat, was settled after one witness testified. The agreed amount, inferred as $4,000, ends the case with jurors dismissed and the trial halted for Friday.
Los Angeles May 31 The district attorney says bond of 25000 each will be offered tomorrow for Bert Conners Tra Tender and A B Maols indicted by the grand jury on an alleged plot to blow up the county hall of records. An associate of Ink Waterman is named. A socialist attorney joins labor unions to defend the accused. Memorial day observances occurred in Philipsburg with a parade to the cemetery. New York May 31 American Tobacco directors meet and report no change in Supreme Court decision implications for reorganization plans.
Chicago officials report a city health department backed program inspecting students’ teeth. The effort, supported by the American Dental Society, aims to open clinics for poorer children unable to pay, with the board of education coordinating services.
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