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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
9
A well dressed woman today favors many affordable hats over a few elaborate designs. She seeks reasonably priced chapeaux to match multiple outfits, taking advantage of unusually attractive mis ery quotations as seen in The Standard ads.
Astrological reading warns Mars and other planets are adverse bringing anxiety to the country and market volatility within a week. It cautions calmness, notes possible scandals and political strains, and predicts notable events affecting leaders, universities, and public institutions with strong personal implications.
In a two case session Judge J Miller Smith ruled in favor of Charlotte Rago widow of Rosario Rago known as Rose Rago, preserving her home mortgage cancellation after a note for 450 dollars in 1906. The suit by Lilly Belle Moore sought foreclosure, but records showed the mortgage was canceled in 1908 and paid, leaving Rago as sole rightful owner. Another proceeding involving William Bennett and wife concerned a 1000 dollar note from 1910. Mrs Bennett denied signing the note though accused of writing, with Judge Lynch granting judgment for the Thompson company.
Alderman Hugh Carroll oversees a neighborhood petition urging the city to reopen the West Side fire station at Calegonta and Excelsior. Residents say the station covered a large area and contributed to safety, noting a fatal incident involving a fire apparatus. Mayor Lane and Fire Chief Kimth support reopening.
The Oneida Community offers state souvenir spoons at 18 cents each with required coupons, or 1 cent per spoon when four spoons are bought monthly with subscription. Forty four states available, mailing charges apply. Orders to Anaconda office of the Standard Douglas, Artz. June 8. Whiskey shipments into the state may be seized. judge rules public policy. Two trunks of bottled whiskey held for violation of state law from Texas.
San Francisco hosts a six day convention where the International Association of Dancing Masters denounces current styles such as the bunny hug grizzly bear turkey trot and Argentina tango as vulgar. Attendees discuss evolving a new middle ground blending fox trot canter and one step with traditional waltz and two step to define acceptable dancing.
Little Rock Arkansas June case seeks mandamus to force the secretary of state to include pari mutuel racing in three 1915 acts. The state fair association of Hot Springs argues Governor Hays blocked the law. oral arguments set for June 21.
Denver city commissioners selected Dr. W. H. Sharpley as mayor for a four year term. He had earlier been elected a commissioner of social welfare in May.
Mexico City reports a three day national convention in the chamber of deputies amid chaos as crowds cry for corn. Ten thousand marchers press outside while Red Cross workers aid women and children carried on stretchers. Officials warn hunger and crop failures threaten famine without outside relief and that Mexico cannot pay, risking forfeiture of funds.
Chicago June reports disapproval of the Congressional Union voiced at the National Woman Suffrage Association midyear conference. A resolution by Mrs Harriet Tattler Upton declared the association opposed to the Union, citing harmful tactics and opposition to suffrage states. Debate continued into night sessions with calls for further discussion and clarification of stance toward the Union.
Texan official says near Fabens last night a pistol duel with three Mexicans left two wounded and likely to die. One suspect fled from Burdette’s posse. Burdette, of Austin, attempted to arrest the trio during the crossborder incident.
A vintage medical advertisement extols Dr Williams Pinkerton as the cure for grip lingering after the fever. It promises quick recovery by enriching blood and restoring nerves, touting a free book and diet guidance from Schenectady New York.
Detectives from Pittsburg converge as Judge Conan weighs release grounds for Joe Coats or Frank Costa. Requisition papers signed by Governor Stewart were secured in Helena, tying the suspect to a May Pittsburg homicide. The prisoner denies ever being in Pittsburg and claims to be the victim in a hat incident with a Murphy of Hutte.
Rear Admiral William F. Fallam, superintendent, resumed testimony in the naval court inquiry at Annapolis. He said Midshipman James Polis led the scandal over free clarities at the last annual convention and claimed Moss received support from two U S senators a congressman and two lawyers.
Washington reports Ambassador Page says London circulation of stories alleges Robert Rosenthal a German spy confessed that Captain von Prieger of the German Admiralty had a complete equipment for issuing fraudulent passports. Ambassad or will report after further investigation. In Detroit a collision damaged the steamers Chicago and James Eads with ore cargo and torn hulls in Lake St Clair. In New York a Bronx bank robbery netted $8500 from a cashier and a branch superintendent of Horden's Condensed Milk Company is reported among the victims.
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