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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
5
A garbled reminiscence recalls a Montana fire chief visit and a long talk about family, vacations, and a skeptical trip from Montana to California. The speaker describes long drives, town legends, and the social pull of the West while recalling a trip cross country and past friendships.
A fragmentary note describes another big pavilion wine event attracting crowds and lawsuits. The read is muddled but signals high attendance and legal issues surrounding the night.
Eastern golfers meet a picked Butte team near the Country Club at Butte next Sunday on the way from Chicago to the coast. The visitors will be entertained at an all dinner and in the afternoon play a selected Butte squad. The trip opens inter sectional competition with Midwest versus Northwestern cities and includes players from Michigan Minnesota and others.
In Long Beach, the proprietress linked to the Jonquil case had her bonus cut from 520,080 to 10,000 amid probes into whisky shoving and pandering. Prosecutor charges against Bixby, a local benefactor, mirror earlier allegations by a county grand jury as the case moves through superior court.
Washington reports the Senate committee will probe West Virginia strike conditions. A two hour closed session in Charleston with Gen Watts, BW Knight, PD Vinson, and Francis Feehan discussed operator and miner representatives as hearings begin. The panel plans two weeks of hearings before summoning witnesses to Washington.
A long, fragmented Q A dialogue covers citizenship terms for United States and foreign allegiance, the founding era military organization, and historical notes on governance. It includes queries about naturalization criteria, the caucus origin, the triple alliance, and the Grant monument, with scattered dates and figures.
Voters in the Western Federation of Miners head to ballots tomorrow to elect officers including President Warren Detar Selfridge Vice President Wilintt Cosstaret Treasurer ML Craigton Recording secretary Jin Gi hert and other officials. Delegates to the Silver Bow Triples and Labor councils are named, with wardens and trustees listed among candidates.
A 16 year old girl, Mise May Hogan, fell on a sidewalk while walking home from school, fracturing bones in the left arm. The incident occurred near North Montana as bystanders assisted the patient and medical staff.
In Brooklyn court Judge Bon Inn heard Ed Wright seeking to be restored to custody of his daughter. His wife Mrs Loren Wright contested and described years of alcohol abuse and a separation. Witnesses testified Wright’s drinking affected his family and work at the water works. The guardian urged keeping Wright under supervision. trial continuation noted with references to related domestic disputes and financial concerns.
Phil Drennan president of district 29 United Mine Workers of America will be the fourth speaker at the miners' union day celebration. He was recognized as a labor leader and wired his reception yesterday.
Fragmentary text reports a restriction action involving Washington and Alvin Thommen of Austin. President Wilcorn designated measures today, with a minister and a commander referenced in the damaged OCR. Further readable details are not available.
An advertisement promotes Resinol as a doctor approved remedy for skin trouble. It claims immediate relief from itching and burning, with potential lasting healing, and offers a free trial via mail from a Baltimore area address. It mentions Resinol Ointment Soap and a guaranteed trial.
A garbled 19th century advertisement-like passage touts a remedy for lung troubles and chronic ailments. It cites supposed recoveries, mentions Welbon and a Philadelphia contact, and urges readers to try the medicine as a universal cure, with various dubious testimonials and remedies.
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