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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
6
An old advertisement argues Cascarets mimic primitive diet and exercise, claiming modern foods clog bowels and poison blood. It extols regular, small doses of Cascarets as a convenient health aid, contrasting natural living with contemporary abundance.
Information charging perjury was filed by the county attorney in Judge Donlan's district court department against Joseph Prevesich, who remains a patient in the county hospital. He faces arraignment if able to leave the hospital. Also named are six youths charged with vagrancy and incorrigibility. Judge Donlan announced Friday as juvenile day and said no grand jury will sit in Silver Bow County for some time, with a fall reopening. A separate suit against a railway firm was dismissed as settled, and a judgment was assigned to another company.
New York June 140 Insurrectos captured the city of Pachuca and alarmed government forces at Mexico City. Railroads between Pachuca and Mexico City were destroyed. A witness report says 160 men seized a city of 40 000 and spread fear to the national capital. The looting was by loose elements, not the insurgents. The Governor telegraphed 2 000 rebels had captured Pachuca. Leader was 22 years old. Missionaries unharmed.
Mayor Duncan orders the dismissal of former Captain James Larkin and Chief Jerry Murphy appoints William J. Ing to fill the vacancy temporarily. The order took effect last night as Ing becomes the first of several officers to receive a month trial before a permanent selection. Ingga has long service and will replace Officer Yorath as liaison, with multiple officers awaiting trial.
Syracuse New York June report says Second Assistant Postmaster General Joseph Stewart addressed the convention of the railway clerks. He stated the Post Office Department would not accept salaried committees. He indicated no concessions would be made through any non custody committee or individuals.
A Munich court today sentenced S Brill Becker and co defendant, formerly of San Francisco, for swindling a Frankfurt jeweler out of 88800 dollars worth of jewelry. They receive five years in prison.
Poteat Springs near Pony Mont opens season with new management at the Pony facility offering furnished rooms for guests, goat table and baths. Call Save Hox at telephone 48 for details and reservations.
Chinese legation official Mr Poo reports 303 Chinese killed in Torreon and seeks 500000 in indemnity from Mexico for property losses. The Chinese community warns nonresistance as insurgents loot and massacre, with stores burned and bodies cast into wells.
A group of five Liberty University students left Nashville, Tennessee, aiming to work in the Kansas wheat fields during vacation. They plan to walk the distant miles to toughen themselves and then return by the end of the month. They seek legal/medical guidance from Dr. Dudd in the Harbor Block.
Saloon men express relief that proposed license ordinance does not raise rates. expected increases of 33 to 10 percent not implemented. The measure, debated after adjournment, would set fees across many trades including brokers, builders, detectives, express firms, hotels, peddlers, and utilities with quarterly payments and various per-day charges. details list fees for lodgings, breweries, life insurance, theaters, and equipment, with total implications for yearly costs.
Sul Lake City Utah June twenty five men at retentiation scour hills to追 track down the daring bandits who robbed the Commer sal bank of Toole last evening. Sheriff Sharp has cordoned the region and a capture or battle is expected as the robbers face a strong chase. Cashier S J Shafer was drugged but improved today.
In Tooele Utah on June 8 two armed robbers entered the Toole Commercial Bank and forced cashier S I Shafer to surrender about 9000 dollars. The pair fled on horses into the hills as police search the area. The money had just been transported from Salt Lake City for pay day at the International remelter.
A Russell Sage Foundation report condemns New York theaters for declining moral and intellectual standards. Devile and burlesque venues receive harsh critique while mainstream houses draw fewer patrons. 497 theaters exist in Greater New York with varied weekly admissions. The survey labels burlesque as demoralizing to some, with mixed opinions on other venues, and notes shifts in management and clientele.
A garbled notice from Montanans lists an upcoming marriage between Dorothy Weston and Wilmer Weming, with references to Myron Weaton and a former Massachusetts governor, indicating a public social event set for a coming Saturday.
A report notes Col. Harry P. trean ough of Migsouia Montwil and their usher and guests will be present from all over the United States for an event, indicating broad national attendance.
Special Dispatch reports Newman of Trayre seeks a conference with Reclamation Service and Interior officials to finalize differences over land water rights for a private irrigation project. The issue centers on securing adequate water for land buyers and creating clear agreements, with potential action only after review by Chief Engineer Savane.
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