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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
5
Sugar deals push overall savings higher with 20 pounds of sugar priced at $1 and 310 other groceries on promotion. Four pounds sugar included in an $18 bundle of other items, marking a notable value event for shoppers.
Hank Reeser, newly sworn deputy, abused powers to threaten arrest of Mrs. Hart over debt collection a matter linked to Hughes block. He was arrested for impersonating an officer and fined $40. Jonni Hartington fined $5 for disturbance in Mrs. Knostman’s name. Dan Merling fined $25 for disturbance and Eddie Jonason fined $2 for carrying liquor into a restricted district.
New London Conn June 12 The marriage of Morton A Plant craftsman and committee member to Mrs Elder H Manwaring of Mortford was announced by Rev F M Kerredge rector of St James Episcopal church in New London. The bride won a divorce last April she is 31 and Mr Plant is 62 with lingering details from the ceremony and guests present.
Washington reports the initial cash return to the United States from Panama Canal toll collections. Beginning May 19, barge traffic moved cargo due to freight congestion. May tolls totaled 7,906.12 dollars based on 31.2 net tons, mostly sugar from Hawaii.
Walker, longtime Vancouver Dominion Express collector, was remanded without bail in police court on a $3,000 theft charge. He allegedly diverted funds from branch offices to cover drafts, withholding money he collected for the company.
Gottilee von Jagaw, German foreign minister, wed Countess Littgerds Ernastine Zu Solms-Laubauch at Avnshirg castle near Vranktor on the Main. The groom is 44 and the bride 51, with the ceremony held today in the countess’s family pent.
A Montana forecast by W. W. Merriman, Northern Pacific official, predicts the state will yield the largest crop in its history. He cites favorable weather, moisture, and soil. notes higher acreage may be planted and expects strong prices to buoy farmers, with grain prospects strongest for wheat oats and barley.
Miss Margaret Gallagher, 30, died yesterday at her brothers home after taking carbolic acid in what friends say was mistaken gin for stomach relief. She was found unconscious at 11:40 AM and died three hours later. Funeral set for 9 AM tomorrow at Sacred Heart Church. Four brothers and relatives in Ireland.
Seattle June 1 A church conference discussion covers educating sessions on executive committees and public debate. A key topic is affiliation with labor unions, historically advised against, now to be decided for strong organized communities. County fair attendance reports are advised against and expected to be approved.
Edward Hatcher of the Industrial Workers of the World argues that workers never counseled violence or bombs in the 1933 Paterson strike. He accuses detectives of planting explosives and notes sabotage is common in many industries. The IWW rejects mediation and conciliation as methods.
Thomas J Hovell four years old son of the late Sir Oliver M Hovell a physician of London died today in Santa Qfonica Cal his death attributed to self destruction information from police says he left a note blaming business and domestic troubles and that he took poison authorities report the incident as suicide with poison.
The Sunlight group of mines near Whitehall, active for six years, has been sold to a New York syndicate led by Charles B. Griath. D A Morrison of Butte represented the sellers and the deal involves about 300000 dollars with a first payment made yesterday. The group comprises 21 patented claims and owners listed include Mrs John H Wellcome A J Meikny and Gugene Flug.
G Gregory and William Devaney faced arraignment before Justice Conn on inviting riot charges linked to last Saturdays Miners' Union parade disruption. Officers Tucker and Nelsoy arrested them after an alleged assault on Officer Nelson and a broken window. They receive preliminary hearings next Tuesday afternoon. Nelson is the complainant.
Mary Withers sworn to desertion and cruelty claims against Jerry Withers, a janitor once in Butte. She says he beat and threatened her, demanded meals ready, and made false allegations of her chastity. The court ordered him to answer and determine the divorce action. The fragment mentions Glen Mont and local hotel offerings by A. W. Gillis.
Mrs. Judge Foley of Butte in residence for 16 years testifies Plant Juice is a great spring tonic. She and her children use it for stomach trouble, nervous issues, indigestion, and insomnia, praising its blood cleansing and nerve soothing effects. Smith Drug, Anaconda and Newbra Drugstore advertise the tonic.
In a district court, Karel and Pintlander face larceny charges tied to a failed $1000 payment to Brown-Manigar Co. A诉 witness Alfred Palmer described the commercial dealings and alleged misappropriation. Jury selection occurred amid disputed facts about goods and debt settlement.
Warrant cashing is required to continue construction in the city. The mayor warned that if banks refuse to cash warrants, workers paid by the special fund may be idle. Banks reportedly plan to cash warrants, while property owners fear delays and financial strain from the halt.
Officer P J Giligan reported a marriage that led to the transfer of Mrs Thompson’s two children to the newlywed couple as a legal wedding gift. The license dated Aug 19 1913 and the ceremony were recorded after county authorities questioned the legality of the 10 month marriage. Two children aged 7 and 10 were taken from the mother during the arrest.
St Louis Ma Funan 18 Harry Boweler former paying teller of the Third National Bank here sentenced June 41 1913 to two years imprisonment for embezzling 15000 from the bank has obtained his freedom and has been with his family here for 10 days United States Attorney Holls said Baseler s attorney informed him of commutation of the sentence Officials not officially informed Pastor Harrie Gress of a Freshytecian church went to Washington to seek Secretary Bryan s help The teller who led to the arrest of Raymond Trano when he tried to cash a 10000 bill tied to a 200000 Havana theft is implicated in the case
United States ambassador Henry Morgenthau sent Hoffman Phillips to Smyrna to assess danger to American citizens amid anti Christian rising fears in Aala Minor. Turkish authorities ready to meet any Greek attack as minister of war travels to Smyrna and troops plant mines at the harbor entrance.
A group led by Aly Fikina W Vin Jane Gotonel D McLennan and Captain O Martin of General Koly's army arrived from a nearby camp and sought permission to speak and fundraise in Elkins. Denied entry, they were ordered not to bring the army into Elkins and to leave Gratton two miles away.
A blaze at Kingeten dock in Ginugow caused estimated damage of 440.00 today. The fire injured or destroyed several freighting items and displaced nearby horses due to careless handling of hot ashes. Authorities investigated the cause as accidental.
In Judge Donlan's court juror 15 was discharged amid allegations of offering a bribe to affect the trial of Louis Grossman. The incident prompted immediate questioning of jurors and defense officials, with attorney Green claiming the juror could have tainted the panel. Grossman denied soliciting money, while Archerhaut and others faced scrutiny over the bribery scheme, and a $1,000 bond was set for the discharged juror to be supervised as prosecutors decide charges.
Large quantities of rifles and ammunition were landed during the night on the Connemara coast to the west of Ireland by national supporters. The consignments were believed to have been brought by a mysterious vehicle that had been cruising the coast for a week and did not reply to signals. The rifles were said to be of the latest American pattern. A torpedo patrol will monitor the coast to prevent further gun running.
Gail Boren, a New York milk dealer, was served with a summons and complaint in a divorce action filed by Mrs. Helen M. Borden. The complaint in California cited desertion. Boren said he could not answer in person due to travel to Europe.
Eighteen veterans who left the University of Georgia as students volunteered in the Civil War now hold degrees nine years after they would have earned them if they remained in college. Several veterans attending the commencement received diplomas with the class of 111.
A proposed executive order would cut the maximum age for admission to federal civil service from 45 to 40 years, affecting non skilled labor positions in federal offices in Washington. Veterans may be examined with their age considered together.
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