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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
7
Danderine is advertised as a hair treatment that prevents shedding and enhances appearance. The promotion claims stronger, fuller hair and a shinier look, presenting testimonials on improved texture and vitality.
Madison June 16 The Wisconsin non-partisan convention adjourned after endorsing a La Follette state ticket led by Attorney General J J Blaine for the September primary. The league adopted a resolution backing La Follette’s national stand and endorsed labor selected candidates in Milwaukee for the Fourth and Fifth congressional districts.
Boundary lines between Germany and Denmark in Schleswig are fixed by the Flensburg plebiscite commission. The commission says its authority ends immediately in the plebiscite region. British forces aiding the proctoring of the district begin arriving in Copenhagen from Flensburg.
An oil cargo was successfully landed after running a blockade for insurgent leader Gabriele D'Annungio. A European acetylene generator, requiring monthly attention, was noted as a recent invention for illuminating road signs.
Washington June 16 The Republican presidential nominee Senator Harding plans to meet with party leaders including progressives to discuss the campaign. Invitations will go out to prominent progressives before July 15, aiming to shape his acceptance speech. Meetings may occur before Monday and during his vacation, signaling widespread effort to unite the party.
Paris reports an American company has agreed to deliver 15,000 tons of copper to French industries on credit, with delivery planned within two years, according to Le Matin. The June 16 item notes the agreement as notable for Franco American trade.
Lash innate of the state insane at Parsons, sole heir a fortune estimated at from $209 000 to $300000, announced by Malcolm Gray, secretary of the state board of administration, on his return from Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, where he established the woman's property rights. Case of 69 negroes in Kansas City seeks habeas corpus release from Leavenworth. Joes sentenced for riot of negro troops in 1917.
June 16 report from Mexico City notes Gen. Candido Aguilar former Vera Cruz governor and Carranza son-in-law boarded the steamer Yuma at Vera Cruz to leave Mexico. Also mention is made of a rare 169 year old Persian shawl at the Metropolitan Museum of New York and a comment on Palestine land-law speculation amid Moses-era policy ideas.
An official summary describes provisional Turkish treaty terms setting up an interallied commission of control for Constantinople and a zone of the straits. The commission will have its own flag and budget, oversee a large zone, ensure freedom of passage, and regulate military and port activities under League of Nations authorization.
Major Tucker of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police reports Capt I Douglas states Capt B R Leroyer of the Canadian air board will leave Prince Rupert for Dawson to select a landing site. The proposed Yukon Nome New York flight aims to establish a suitable route.
Granacea sugar climbed two cents per pound in Montreal on June 16, pushing wholesale to one cent per pound. Refiners cited higher raw sugar costs and increased refining expenses as the main factors behind the rise.
London June 16. A wireless Berlin dispatch says Karl Trimber leader of the center party negotiates with the majority socialists to form a new cabinet. It will include representatives of the center party the German people's party and the democrats with the benevolent neutrality of the majority socialists. The list of ministers will be submitted by Herr Fehrenbach to the president tomorrow.
Attorney General Palmer announced he will travel to San Francisco to attend the June 25 meeting of the Democratic party accompanied by Mrs. Palmer. He will depart Philadelphia on a special train carrying the Pennsylvania delegation.
The funeral of the late W A Walsh aged ten years will be held Friday morning at Walsh's funeral chapel then at Ann's church. Interment follows at Mol y Cross cemetery with services conducted at the chapel and cemetery.
The funeral of the late Thomas Davey stepson of Sir and Lady Joseph Whitford will be held this Thursday afternoon at Grelock Richards chapel. Fr Grulford will officiate and interment will take place at Mountain View Cemetery.
The remains will be removed from White's parlors to the family home on West Silver Street this Thursday at 10 o'clock. The funeral will be held at 1 30 in the afternoon at the residence with the Rev Mr Anderson officiating.
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