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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
15
A vintage sale list showcases discounted cosmetics toiletries and brushes from Hinds to Lambert s Listerine and 4711 Toilet Water. Items include Mennen talcum powder Parmesan Violet talcum and Pompei an massage cream with assorted prices and “worth” comparisons.
San Francisco sports chatter covers boxing prospects, boxing fan letters from Oakland seeking Norvall matches, Jeffries gambling debt settlement, and governor Gillett’s possible fight-shutdown. Pirates discord with Dreyfuss boosts talk of court actions as Reno looms for a misplaced championship divorce plan.
Akron Ohio June 20 Mayor Sawyer wired promoters offering $100000 to bring the Jeffries Johnson fight to Akron on July 4. He asserts the event will be held and can proceed under Ohio law.
Tommy Spurrier, 14, nephew of well known Dillon resident Tommy Toomey, drowned near Lima dam while visiting at the Blake ranch. The boy, born and raised in Dillon, was expected to be brought to Dillon tomorrow morning.
Heat killed a man in Kansas City Kansas today as temperatures rose to 92 degrees by 3 PM. Local officials noted the extreme heat contributed to the fatal incident, with residents urged to stay indoors and hydrate.
Report notes the public building bill passing while trouble in the house complicates progress. Senators and representatives who visited the White House suggested Congress may adjourn between Thursday and Saturday this week.
Washington June 20 The senate took the last preliminary step toward investigating the charges against Senator Lorimer of Illinois by adopting a resolution for the inquiry. Senator Borah moved to amend to force immediate action but his motion was defeated.
Washington June 20 A bill allowing homesteaders to leave their claims until water is available was passed by the house tonight. The privilege is confined to bona fide entrymen.
Washington reports conferees on the navy appropriation bill submitted a final report. The measure authorizes two battleships at up to 6 million dollars each excluding armor and armament. Senate amendments favor torpedo boats destroyers and small vessels with various cost caps. The secretary of the navy may use funds for rapid small vessels up to 30 thousand dollars each.
In Rusk Texas on June 20 Leonardo Johnson a Black man accused of killing Miss Maud Redding a white woman was burned at the stake by a mob tonight in a fatal vigilante action amid a charged case and rising tensions.
Samuel Elmore, president of the Salmon Packing Company of Astoria Oregon, was killed this evening when his automobile was struck by a train adding bystander reports indicate the collision occurred near Los Angeles on June 20.
An urban electric car incident at Florencita left a male driver and an unidentified female companion dead. Authorities have not released names or further details pending investigation.
Louisville report says grand jury indicted Joseph Wendling for the murder of Alma Kellner. Governor Willson issued a requisition to Texas for Wendling, who is believed under surveillance in Texas. Frankfort report notes the requisition was issued last Saturday and released today.
Albany June 20 Governor Hughes sent a special message urging direct nomination of candidates for public offices and stronger measures to investigate legislative corruption. He advocates primary reform and any additional steps to safeguard elections and enlarge the investigating committee’s authority.
Glasgow, June 20. A Kansas hot wind swept the region all day scorching crops. Thermometers read from 40 to 100 in the shade. The wind likely ends a satisfactory crop, even with favorable weather. Some new settlers are discouraged and considering moving back East after this season.
Constanto Is polatoff, the Russian detained over the discovery of Mrs. Porter Chariton's body packed in a trunk in Lake Como, was released today by local police. The inquiry continues as investigators review evidence and recount testimonies.
Theodore Roosevelt starts as contributing editor to the Outlook, arriving by the Dolphin from Oyster Bay with Secretary Meyer. He purchases a wide brim straw hat, views his portrait at a publishing house, and moves into a seven floor suite at United Charities building with dedicated offices. The day includes lunch with cousin Frank B. Roosevelt and his son's wedding at a church, followed by a reception at Mrs. B. Alexander's home.
Texarkana Arkansas June 20 Today's Glidden tour segment from Hot Springs to Texarkana proved one of the toughest runs of the tour with many teams encountering penalties for rough travel and slow progress.
A Helena dispatch reports Do. W. Wiley assistant city attorney and a progressive Republican figure denounces Carter and Payne actions on the measure. Wiley warns the party that Carter dominance in Montana could lead to defeat at the polls. He has long opposed Carter and supports Mayer Edwards.
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