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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
10
An old style ad urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs for restless irritable children with a litany of symptoms. It promotes a gentle cleansing of the stomach liver and bowels with a tasty fig elixir made by the California Fig Syrup Go. It claims no drugging and highlights full directions on the package with a recommendation to ask druggists for the full name.
Fragmentary OCR note shows a postal matter titled atte cultura associated with Department 1oF in Boson. It mentions a fre raza not clearly defined, with partial postal or cultural context and an address fragment 3205 So.
An advertisement extols an alternative medicine praised by a user named Joseph d. Troescher from Butte. It claims the remedy improves breathing, reduces fever, and cures long standing chest conditions while warning against narcotics and including contact notices for Bekman Lab in Pennsylvania. The copy ends with a standard want ad pitch.
The court studied the McNab submission and judged Bruce and Smith, both high-character directors, likely innocent and unfamiliar with company operations. To avoid miscarriage of justice the attorney general recommended trying the three Tinctora officials first to reveal the extent of Brace and Smith's alleged fraud connections.
San Francisco dispatch reports new public correspondence between the Washington attorney general and the U S attorney for the Northern District of California. McNab rebuts a statement by Assistant Attorney General Harr on postponement of trials of two Western Fuel directors and details deportation bail probes involving six women. Sacramento notes that Maury Diggs and Drew Caminetti face still-pending charges in Sacramento County, with federal delays affecting whether state counts proceed.
President Wilson presses Congress to enact elastic currency and public banking control, arguing banks must serve as instruments of business and enterprise rather than masters. Reactions split across parties as leaders weigh urgency and constitutional changes. The president signals decisive action this week amid Senate and House deliberations.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls reports 20 Eagles from outside points arriving for the annual convention. The gathering begins with a business session tomorrow, followed by an evening recess for visitors to attend a baseball game. Cavernor Stewart is slated to address proceedings Wednesday. A local initiation class of 49 joined at the last meeting.
At midnight Sheriff Tim Dris and deputies raided the Cooper House outside city limits to investigate a reported gamb le riot. They arrested nine men including Andy Cowis Thomas Willams and Steve Fopox. one, said to be running the poker, posted $250 bonds while eight were freed on $50 bonds after a delay. The sheriff had surveilled several places for days and the men were to be tried in a justice court.
A westbound Lake Shore mall train struck a loaded automobile near Berea shortly after midnight. One man was killed, another fatally injured, two women and an 18 month old baby were seriously hurt.
From Douglas Arizona to El Paso Texas reports say Pancho Villa's forces in Chihuahua and Juarez are building momentum. Villa plans a strengthened attack while federal positions near Juarez resist, and clashes at Casas Grandes yield heavy losses for federal troops.
In Philadelphia a rejected suitor shot and killed the bride Ana's man and wounded several others at a northern city wedding celebration. Mrs Nicholas Bozelle and Vincent Spirtl are among the dead while a 20 year old woman was shot in the breast. Angelo Goccine, the suspect, was slashed in the throat during the incident.
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