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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
6
Mrs. W. W. Beacon of Seattle credits Tanilac with ending years of stomach trouble indigestion headaches and nervousness. She reports gaining about 15 pounds and regaining strength to do housework as she shares her gratitude and recommends the remedy sold by druggists.
A Lake Michigan reader reports irregularities and weakness improved after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises the product, claims total cure, and suggests consulting physicians if needed, urging women to consider the remedy when others fail.
In a continued testimony, Conley disputes accuracy of convict records and hints at information about MacDonald and Lyndes. He admits cash accounts were correct while store receipts were altered and unsigned, recalling outside purchases for fights and Red Cross collections during the war.
The actress Mrs Moore will be laid to rest tomorrow afternoon with a private family service at her home and a public Episcopal service at Trinity Church. The casket will remain unopened after leaving the home. The funeral cortege will be joined by Those Who Came Back of the 107th Field Artillery and by the American Legion, which will render a firing salute at the Allegheny cemetery vault.
Nashville Tennessean reports Bérgdoll finds no such thing as an ex slacker even after recognizing an ex-service man. The remark contrasts military service with lingering laxity, framing a critique of postwar attitudes toward work.
The article reports on Irish and British constitutional terms under a pact, noting privy council decisions as final on certain matters and the oath of allegiance from the Anglo Irish treaty. It mentions possible modifications to grant the Free State greater control over foreign affairs and that discussions resume with a more promising tone.
Cardinal Logue and Archbishop O Donnell were halted near Armagh by Ulster specials while traveling to County Louth. A revolver was waved as authority, the car was searched, church documents examined, and the car allowed to proceed after officials said the action violated orders and would be disciplined.
Cardinal Logue, premier of Ireland, told a Haggardstown audience that for seven centuries the Irish have battled for freedom. The June 7 sermon framed national struggle as a long, continuous effort toward self government and emancipation.
A cardinal warns that dissension among the people risks derailing progress toward a hoped for blessing. He cautions that continued internal strife could plunge the nation back into the chaos and confusion of the recent years.
Dublin reports show 34 Dail Eireann seats filled with 17 pro treaty and 17 anti treaty candidates, all returned unopposed in the forthcoming elections.
Secretary Hoover released a statement to the senate detailing informal government efforts to pair operators and miners for talks aimed at ending the ongoing coal strike. He stressed that governmental agencies have no legal authority to end or intervene in the dispute.
During a filmed benefit showing 450 inmates at Lincoln Heights city jail in Los Angeles, a prisoner removed three bars from a window and 38 men escaped before the jailer noticed. Five were recaptured that night. most escapes involved misdemeanors with several held on more serious inquiries.
Jurors indict Klans officials tied to a raid at Inglewood and Redondo Beach. A Klansman remains in custody after a mental breakdown. Bail set for Walter Mosher and Ruegg on assault with intent to murder charges. possible dismissals cited. Elduayens, winery proprietors, were seized. deputy marshal Woerner fired on the crowd. The inquest continued as prosecutors weigh grand jury actions.
A comprehensive report documents the Ku Klux Klan’s activities in California and beyond. It outlines organizational reach, recruitment, finances, public rhetoric, and alleged incidents across multiple regions.
William Coburn, prominent Atlanta attorney and one of three high Ku Klux Klan officials indicted in Los Angeles, relinquishes Klan Pacific domain ties and comes home to resume law practice. Local Klansmen confirm his return and note continued local Klan affiliation. A Klan statement defends the raid as an attempt to discredit the group and says G W Price, also indicted, proved he had no part in the affair.
Plans discussed this week for a $250 000 automobile speedway to be part of a chain of tracks managed by Jack Prince, with a board track one and one quarter miles long, in Denver.
Four year old children both boys and girls weave cloth turn pottery and craft toys at a kindergarten methods exhibit part of the Exposition of French Good Taste opened at the Palais de Glace in Paris The display mirrors French luxury production from fine jewelry to motor cars and was partially shown in America last year.
A signed statement from leaders of major railroads questions a railroad labor strike. It cites frequent threats of walkouts and doubts workers support resistance to the United States railway labor board decisions. The note says workers expect wage reductions and are preparing for a new scale, but there is no active strike talk among the men.
Samuel O Dunn editor of the Railway Age told the American Association of Railway Accounting Officers in Cleveland that there will be no strike by railway workers after the new pay awards take effect. He argued wages, tied to living costs, will rise to or above previous highs, and remain higher than comparable wages in other industries.
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