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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
21
Readable fragments describe women and boys union suits in various styles and prices. Mentions Kayser and Munsing brands, bleached cotton, reinforcement, and sale values like 35c and 55c prices. Indicates practical, cool, and comfortable underwear options.
Washington June 18 Senate foreign relations committee to probe relations between the Nicaraguan government and American bankers. Bryan and attorney Douglass testified on a treaty trading canal rights and bases for 3 million dollars. Bankers own 51 percent of the Nicaraguan railroad and national bank, with foreclosures looming.
Atlanta detective C W Burke, hired by Leo M Frank's lawyers, was indicted on attempted subornation of perjury. He allegedly tried to persuade Nellie Ferguson, a key witness in Mary Phagan’s trial, to alter her testimony in support of a new trial. Burke posted bond after release.
Reports from Coro say rebels are active in force in Falcon state in northwest Venezuela. Advices indicate disruption of land telegraph lines linking Ci Facas with the Western states. The situation remains unsettled with limited official confirmation.
Ten noted revolutionary leaders in Curacao display renewed acuity following the reported landing of Venezuelan chief general Jose Manuel Hernandez on local soil. The arrival signals a regrouping of revolutionary efforts and heightened activity in the region.
Uniontown Pa June 18 J Shafer of Pittsburg a contestant in the hill climbing event of the automobile club of Fayette county was killed late today at the Crows Nest a dangerous point on the national pike Shafer misunderstood the signal and attempting to change course drove his car against the cliff
Hiska Loma and widow Olga Thompson were married by Justice Doran shortly after sentences were remitted. Loma had a $100 fine for striking the bride’s daughter, and Olga was jailed for not paying a fine for the same offense. The license dated August 19 1913 had its legality confirmed and the ceremony resumed after interruption.
Suffragists hold a precinct meeting in No 44 at Mrs Brighthop 60 Dakota Street this afternoon. Residents of the precinct and others may attend. The meeting will be conducted by Mrs J B Ellis county chairman.
Joe Brennan formerly Warm Springs postmaster and Madison student returns to Butte with his mother. He completed his first year of study and aims to become a physician. Brennan gained prominence in student life at Madison and welcomes the doctor in the making path.
About 3,500 to 4,000 youngsters and many parents enjoyed the first children’s day of the season at the Butte gardens. J. E. Hoch and Mell F. Boice directed informal track events, swimming, games, and races while spectators cheered. Ex Senator W A Clark toured the grounds with J R Wharton and pledged more playground improvements including a quarter mile track and tennis court.
A summary from the Medica scecora and New York Press notes a discussion on cold storage and preservatives amid food adulteration criticism. The text also references Frederick Enoch and a London lecture questioning caterpillar cognition and sense.
A Feb regular monthly meeting of the Southern Montana Poultry and Pet Stock association at City Hall discussed plans for a picnic on Commercial Day August 19 featuring fried spring chicken. Tentative plans include Deer Lodge and collaboration with Stevensville and Butte communities and a picnic committee of Mrs. Leo Gramling Mrs. W. R. McDonald L. C. Dear R. J. Bowen and Joseph Russell.
The King's Daughters of Connecticut started a movement to declare March 24 as Violet Day to honor blind songwriter Fanny eer born on that date. Christians are asked to note the day and wear her favorite flower in memory of the deceased eight year old last March.
Chicago June 18 two more companies led by Charles B Munday vice president of La Salle Street Trust and Banking closed their doors today P J Lucey attorney general filed in court to appoint a receiver for the La Salle Street Bank declaring it insolvent a test institution to be hurt by the fire crash J G Munday headed the Litchfield Mill and Elevator company with a capital of 5000 Judge Humphreys United States court appointed receivers for both properties after they had filed voluntary petitions in bankruptcy William Lomer former senator loaned 882210 to concerns in which he was interested Munday loaned 810572 to companies in which he was interested Judge O Connor in superior court raised consideration of the receiver application pending another court action
Floyd Bushnell quoted United States Senator T J Walsh and authorities while outlining support for woman suffrage in a talk on the Progress of Prohibition. The event was hosted by the Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union and Volunteers of America at East Park Street hall last evening.
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