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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
12
Fragmentary lines discuss urgency in hiring and the need for careful selection. The text questions where to locate the right worker and emphasizes deliberate action to avoid calamity. The tone hints at a period voice urging prudent employment decisions.
Mr Post, in charge at Grant School, and Mr Wharton, manager of the Mie Street Railway and the Col lmoth Gardens, back plans to transform south of the ball park into a complete playground. The project aims to open daily during the season with modern equipment, separate areas for boys and girls over five, and supervised programs to keep children away from unsafe yards. If successful, more additions may follow and work could begin soon for a summer opening.
Weston Massachusetts dispatch reports George Campbell of Great Falls Mont earned special high honors at Yale University for excellence in all studies and top ranking in electrical engineering. He ranked behind only a few peers for first place, with William Hamilton of New Haven winning the prize. Campbell will return home after commencement exercises.
A car plunged down a steep embankment near Waukesha Wisconsin killing William Grosse a salesman and injuring two others. All occupants resided in Milwaukee.
A distorted Metropolitan Magazine piece recounts a Wall Street broker hiring a boy named George to relay a note across the city. The boy’s long journey ends with a gag about charges for the errand, revealing a humorous miscommunication. The fragment hints at estate listings worth examining and potential changes to plans for the day.
The Elm Orlu Company, owned by Ei Or Mining, posts strong profits for the year ending June 1 with detailed costs of ore, extraction, transportation, and earnings. The United Metals Selling Company receives a bid for 199,000 pounds of copper while London talks on price and future sales, signaling market moves and potential copper stock clearance.
In a case rising from a plan to start a sausage factory, Sicker and Quinn describe alleged thefts including a sausage printer and grinder. Detectives Murphy and Quinn identify the rent owner and arrest Mr. Waly for petit larceny. J Willer Harvey Jenisany is also detained for stealing sheets and clothing in a theft spree.
A stale legal row in district court centers on a 1901 House bill never adopted by the legislature. The suit seeks recovery of First National Bank stock in the estate of Thea dune Da, with defense arguing the act was never validly enacted and was only printed in session laws. Details include journal entries and questions of timing and authority.
Attorney General Major files two petitions accusing Armour Swift Morris Hammond and St Louis Dressed Beef and Provision companies, subsidiaries of National Packing, of unlawful trust and price fixing to control meat and liv estock prices across Missouri. Case targets five packing firms seeking corporate penalties and license forfeiture while detailing ownership by National Packing of New Jersey and coordinated price manipulation through the affiliated firms.
In a Lake Michigan tragedy a diver found the body of Dr L J Lusk after an apparent capsize of a SEVENTY-FIFTH street takeoff craft. Telegraphs report anxiety over yachts from Saturday’s Michigan City voyage, but all boats are said to have reached port safely.
Fire crews from Alaska and Cox Canyon battled forest fires in the Sacramento region, threatening the summer resort at Mountainhurst. By June 30, flames were under control after 250 workers fought since Saturday. many structures were damaged or destroyed.
Frank Barker, a former Spokane soldier, was executed at the scaffold for the murder of Ira Measinger at Medical Lake in 1908. Witnesses described Barker laughing and jeering at his guards as the noose was placed.
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