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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
9
A promotional campaign offers a 9 passenger touring Reo valued at 1965 dollars as a special prize for the member who secures the most subscription payments between May 24 and June 12 at 10 p.m. The car is on display at Motor Car Distributing Co in Butte Montana.
Vera Cruz May 31 Associated Press report says President Wilden offers to send hospital ships, nurses, doctors and medical supplies to Vera Cruz to combat bubonic plague. Eleven authenticated cases and five deaths have occurred since May 15. The city remains cut off. relief is arriving and authorities doubt an epidemic has started.
Reduction of at least five dollars per thousand feet of lumber goes into effect today at Charles K. Spaulding Logging company yards in Salem Oregon. Officials cited weak eastern demand as the reason for the price drop.
Mexico City remains effectively dry at night under precautionary orders from the new government. About 30,000 soldiers are expected to parade tomorrow to demonstrate the revolutionary movement's military strength.
London dispatch from June 1 reports Russian Bolshevist forces renewing activity against Polish and Ukrainian troops in the Tarasht region. The clashes involve shifting frontline moves as units contest control and lines. Authorities caution over evolving engagements with uncertain outcomes and potential wider repercussions.
In the Cha region south of Kiev troops have retired to new positions after fighting with superior enemy forces, according to an official Moscow statement. Nearby, several villages near Molodechno northwest of Minsk have been re occupied by Bolshevists.
In the house of commons today the colonial undersecretary stated it is inadvisable to publish the correspondence on appointing a Canadian representative at Washington. Percy Hurd and Senator Richard Cooper questioned the decision, but Bonar Law noted the government must consider Canadian wishes.
Warden C. S. Reed of Minnesota’s Stillwater state prison will resign July 1 to become manager of the twine plant at Michigan state prison in Jackson. The resignation was accepted by the state board of control. Reed arrived at Stillwater five years ago from Walla Walla, Washington.
In Mullingar Ireland on June 1 members of the Irish Republican Army acted as guardians of the peace during local elections. They seized the county hall in the name of the Irish Republic and turned it into a temporary barracks. They arrested a number of rioters.
Washington June 1 conflict ing testimony at the house ways and means committee hearing on legislation to curb dumping of British war surplus aeroplanes. Army air service officers and American manufacturers say the sale would jeopardize national defense and destroy the U S industry while Aerial Transport Co officers and Aero club of America representatives argue aviation would be stimulated.
Livingston attorney Frank Arnold announced his candidacy for supreme court justice as a Republican. Billings lawyer Frank Reynolds filed a declaration of intention to seek the Republican nomination for the two year term as associate justice of the supreme court.
Little Rock June 1 Gov Charles H Brough United States Senators Joe T Robinson and William V Kirby and Mrs T T Cotham elected delegates at large to the democratic national convention un instructed by the Arkansas state committee in session here today.
Washington June 1. The state department was advised by the American consul at Chihuahua City that both rail and telegraph communication between Santa Rosalia and Jiminez have been cut, presumably by Tiranciseco Villa. The train from Chihuahua City to the south had to return after reaching Santa Rosalia.
Chicago police set a deadline for crooks to leave town during the Republican convention and warned they would arrest anyone who crossed it. Chief Garrity and Chief Mooney announced the measure as Elks convention runs through July 15.
Several hundred Oregon Agricultural College students passed the body of a man hanging from a branch of the largest fir on campus but did not notice it until a keeper found and cut it down. The man, about 20, had been dead briefly. authorities seek to identify him.
Five American sailors, weakened by privations from two wrecks, arrived in Honolulu and were sent to San Francisco by customs officials. They belonged to the American schooner Defender, wrecked in April near Levuka Fiji, four days from its destination.
The Dillon district court opened with cases on the civil and criminal dockets, Judge Clark of Virginia set to hear Patterson v Patterson tomorrow during Judge Smith’s illness. Summer sessions and a new primary building are planned for the Montana State Normal college. A snowfall and cold snap disrupted Decoration Day events, while road crews began repairs on the Dillon-Butte trunk line and Badger Pass routes.
A 1125 dollar Overland Four 5 passenger touring car, bought from Overland Butte company, is now exhibited for public viewing at the local showroom.
A woman laments a poor complexion and notes that ordinary carnauba wax cosmetic wax can peel away faded scarf skin. It is claimed to remove lines freckles pimples blotches moth patches and surface flaws overnight acting like a dry cream found in drug stores.
An old advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It touts a fruity taste and “best and most harmless” relief for stomach, liver, and bowels with directions on each bottle. The ad urges mothers to look for the California name on the package.
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