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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
17
A dated advisory notes that women may suffer headaches backaches languor nervousness and depression as symptoms of debility and poor circulation. It advocates a remedy aid for indigestion or constipation to ease these conditions.
Finlander Karri, once a noted promoter in Butte, was convicted of petty larceny and sentenced by Judge Donlan to six months in the county jail. He received a $1,000 bond for appeal, with his attorney pressing for a stay, while Karri remains a controversial figure with a history of speculative ventures.
Washington June 22 the supreme court adjourned until next October after deciding four major cases and several others. Fourteen arguments were still undecided, including the grandfather clauses in Oklahoma and Annapolis, Md. oil land cases and the Taft land withdrawal validity. The term saw 591 decisions, the most since 1898.
President Wilson sent Washington a telegram to the British monarch on George VI's birthday. The message conveyed good will and best wishes for happiness and well being, reflecting the government and people's sentiments toward Britain. In Olympia the second conference began consideration of a minimum wage for women laundry workers, after a previous proposal of 8.50 weekly was rejected as too low. The panel planned further recommendations for the Industrial Welfare Commission.
Washington June 22 Supreme Court upholds Hepburn rate law amendment declaring interstate pipelines common carriers under ICC, while exempting Uncle Sam company. Chief Justice White and Justice McKenna dissent on constitutionality and exemption impacts. Justice Holmes notes act aimed to curb Standard Oil monopoly and its pipelines.
Washington report notes Zamor has left the capital to personally lead Haiti’s crisis response. In his absence a commission will govern with the cabinet, while Port au Prince conditions are described as quiet.
Arlington June 22 Postmaster General Stewart instructed Connecticut postmasters to switch to automobile trucks for mail transport after the electric railway system failed to carry mail. The move aims to ensure reliable service despite the railway setback.
The death of a man killed yesterday after entering a cage is linked by Miss Adige Catillo, a vaudeville performer engaged to marry Dietrich, to jealousy. McCord, the Keeper, says he should have entered during the attack. He and Dietrich reportedly quarrel frequently, and accounts vary on responsibility and motive in the ensuing investigation.
Regular Standard Day subscribers can buy a cotton flag 3 by 6 feet with pole rope and holder for coins. Each customer may purchase one flag at $1.25, with out of town subscribers offered the same price. Also, a grand French ball is set for June 24 at Columbia Gardens.
Washington June 22 The Supreme Court declined to issue an injunction blocking the treasury from granting Cuban sugar the 20 percent differential under the treaty in addition to new tariff cuts. The Louisiana case was not decided and customs action remains possible.
Andon Williams a leading figure in early rail construction in the British Isles modern Italy and Russia died here aged about 101 born 1825 in Wales. He planned and built Italian and Russian lines and for two decades served as vice chairman of the Metropolitan Bank of England and Wales before retirement.
Des Moines June 22 Judge Smith McPherson of the federal court upholds the constitutionality of the Town Workmen's Compensation Act employer liability for injuries in the line of duty fixes payment method and security. Boston June 22 Judge Edward Flinch of New York chosen president of the Northern Baptist convention Frank L Miner Des Moines elected secretary The Rev Dr Carter Heimsohna Washington elected president of the American Baptist Foreign Society and D K Edwards Los Angeles president of the American Baptist Home Mission Society.
Buenos Ayres census figures released show 1,560,163 inhabitants in the city, a leap from 821,291 in 1900. General Gregorio Velez, Argentine minister of war, resigned his port folio today.
London advices report Miss Edythe Havemeyer daughter of New York’s Henry Havemeyer engaged to the Earl of Euston heir to the Duke of Grafton born 1850. She has long resided in England and in 1905 at age 22 stirred society by declaring independence from her family. She now lives in London with a chaperon after residence in Dunbartonshire Scotland.
Washington reports the Oswego canal launch accident drowned 12 people last night. Twenty aboard, though the craft held not more than ten. Several children among victims. three women and two men also drowned. only one child aboard was saved. Coroner leads inquiry into cause and fatalities.
A vintage advertisement urges immediate Hyomel use for catarrh head colds bronchitis and sniffles claiming medicated air clears irritated membranes quickly and permanently. It promises immediate and lasting relief with a money back guarantee from Smith Drug Co Anaconda and Paxson Rockefeller Co Tutte and notes the complete outfit costs one dollar.
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