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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
15
An old advertisement claims Hyomel provides direct to the spot relief for catarrh head colds and croup in children. It pitches inhaler use with antiseptic oils and promises a quick soothing effect on inflamed breathing membranes. Money back if not satisfied. 1.00 size includes inhaler and liquid.
Mr William Butch of 4 North Main Street, a 24 year resident, testifies that Dr Jeager's cure swiftly reduced swelling in his swollen thumb and knee after suffering for years. He notes relief after two bottles, claims no patent medicine, and states the remedy is a doctor’s prescription from Baden Baden Germany. Contact George W Sparrow, druggist, 24 West Broadway, Butte for more information or to purchase.
Anzeige preise wonder med. One dose stops stomach ills claims relief for stomach liver and intestines. Hundreds reported benefited after other cures failed. Available in Anaconda through The Smith Drug Co.
Washington reports Gen Francisco Villa and Gen Venustiano Carranza have patched up their differences and Villa to command military operations against Huerta. Carranza yields to Villa leadership while Angeles and other officers back Villa amid arms shipments and political maneuvering.
El Paso June 17 General Villa’s supporters move from Juarez as Carranza officials depart or are placed in Saltillo or penitentiaries. A Villa denial claim proved unauthorised, while neither side produced official statements from Carranza in Torreon or Villa’s northern command.
Reports say Villa troops ousted Carranza officials in Juarez and held customs and federal offices while Carranza envoys claimed similar transfers in Chihuahua City and Torreon. Censorship blocked new details on the rapid shift in northern Mexico and Villa’s southward move order.
The Huerta delegation at the mediation conference issued a statement criticizing the American insistence on a constitutionalist provisional president, calling it abetting violence. The American delegation said the Huerta critics acted within rights, though surprised by the public release. The statement mirrors a memorandum dated June 12 to which the Americans have replied, with the preface noting press knowledge prompted tonight’s publication.
Soprano singer Helen Meson known as the Helen Keller of the West was found dead on her couch in her Oakland apartment late last night. A spoon in the bathroom is being checked for poison. a card with the name W. C. Dobermann and a dinner note were found nearby. Meson, about 30, studied at the California Institute for the Deaf and Blind and UC, pursued vocal studies in Paris, and was noted as a linguist and athlete. Police say Meslow committed aul-
Knights Templars, led by the grand commander, convened to perfect organization and hear committee reports. The session considered adopting a new constitution and by laws, with officer elections slated for tomorrow. A parade from the hotel to the Mavonte temple featured 20 Knights and the Ton Lewis band.
Testimony before the Dominion commission on the Empress of Ireland and Storstad collision describes speed disputes. Storstad officers claim Empress moved at near 19 mph while Storstad neared one mph. Empress crew say she was stationary. signals and lookout failures noted. both ships blamed each other for not hearing whistles.
Count von Bernstorff, German ambassador to the United States, escaped injury when special policeman Michael Murphy fired at his car near the University of Illinois campus. The shot, fired at point blank range, was not fatal and Murphy claimed it hit tires. Mayor Dobbin apologized and promised Murphy’s commission would be revoked. Andrew Furuseth later cited that world seamen wages have remained flat for 70 years.
The General Federation of Women's Clubs wraps up its twelfth biannual convention in Chicago with a strong fund drive that adds 20 000 in small gifts and completes a 100 000 endowment. Notable efforts come from Mrs Percy V Pennybacker and New York state, while Margaret Woodrow Wilson and other delegates address youth and civic issues amid a crowded closing session.
A reader asks if a man who relinquishes a homestead can file again. the answer notes that if land proved unfit or other land factors affected entry, a new homestead may be allowed upon proof. The second query wagers about Corbett versus Mitchell or Jeffries, with dates given for fights and unclear wager logic.
After years away and a sight costing accident, Jack Quinn arrived from Wallace Idaho and will stay a few days. He was blinded by a blast near Mullan seven years ago, later sold papers and built a comfortable living. Quinn worked eight years in Butte at the Diamond and Mountain Con, was a familiar Tutte Miners union member before heading to Coeur dAlenes. He now tours the city with a guiding boy, rediscovering familiar streets.
Real estate transfer notices list multiple transactions in Butte and surrounding additions. Names include Miners Savings Bank and Trust, Anna Green, Alva Holt, George Waterman, Anna Sandberg, Bridget Wilcox, Minnie Gooch, Montana Mattress Company, Goodwin Threstment Company, and the Single Tax code. Properties involve Ophir, St Paul, Cobban, Leggat & Poster, Butte blocks and adjoining parcels with nominal sums.
The third annual Montana state graduated which opens in Billings today will be attended by Miss Edna Wells secretary of the Butte branch Miss Franc Corrigan Mrs Lester Bennett Mrs May Royle Mrs Dave Kehoe Mrs Dilve La Gue and Sister M Corona of Butte Miss Wells Mrs Bennett and Sister Corona will read papers. The convention will last three days and be held in Butte next year.
Aged runaway aged young man left his suburban home to travel to Milwaukee Wisconsin. He said he always wished to see the city and finally had a chance to visit.
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