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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
17
Washington on June 24 autopsy revealed Thomas Murdock a negro laborer who died after a fall from a building had all his organs transposed his heart on the right side liver and appendix on the left and the large end of the stomach on the right doctors call it a curious anatomical phenomenon with the body otherwise normal and healthy noted by the coroner's office in medical circles.
Washington reports a suffrage support rally led by Mrs Harvey Wiley to press the amendment.Railway demand denied in eastern rail news. Anaconda county session called for July 1 and 2 to address poor relief and road superiors. Probate notice set for Francis Hehault will in Deer Lodge County. June 16, 1914 probate hearing scheduled at the courthouse.
The Pennsylvania company directors, based west of Pittsburg, declare a reduced war period dividend at one half of one per cent for the quarter, reflecting cautious earnings guidance and capital maintenance.
Washington June 24 The president Wilson faced a cussing incident during a golf game as a club member abused him then apologized. Letters exchanged between Wilson and the other golfer included an abject apology and an acknowledgment. The president asserted his rights under the rules of the time and clubs weighed possible action. Local clubs compete for the president's game, with a suggestion he may not return to one area course.
A forestry service estimate shows about forty five billion feet of lumber produced yearly with a small fraction exported. Domestic consumption hinges on planing mill products, crates and Foxes makers, followed by builders of steam and electric cars, highlighting major internal demand.
Denver June 24 William R Farrey and Hywell Daves federal mediators appointed by Secretary of Labor Wilson are drafting new plans to resolve the Colorado coal mine dispute. Plans are in preliminary form and details are not disclosed.
In Hughtown Ireland June 24 reports tell how passengers of the wrecked Belgian steamer Gothland were saved by extraordinary efforts of the ship's crew and life saving teams from St Mary Hoh. A lifeboat with women and children broke away, sank, and shattered. a quartermaster saved three women, others jumped in to pass drowning children to rescuers until all were saved.
Lem Grey and Judge Henry Benson of Klamath Falls arrived to confer with Justice Charles L. McNary on methods to determine which candidate was nominated for supreme court justice. Latest returns show a tie, and an agreement was expected to set terms for recounts in several counties.
Filed today, tullions of dollars are oft to public. The terse fragment mentions Mrs Morris and K Jessup with a legal or financial filing, suggesting a court or public action involving a large sum. Further specifics are unreadable, but the item implies a formal filing in New York tied to a monetary matter.
Washington June 24 final figures for the 1913 cotton crop announced by the census bureau show the largest harvest the United States has produced. The data emphasize unprecedented gains across major cotton growing states and reflect the year's strong agricultural output.
Classified notices describe one cent per word for ads placed at branch agencies with main office service in Butte or Anaconda. Listings include E West Side Granite Miahama streets and multiple drug stores in South Butte Walkerville Centerville with addresses.
Silver Row Employment Co fur finishes reliable help for railroad convict work and all classes of labor. Parsons female employment office in Indiana lists contact numbers and address. At the same time crop value was estimated at 1 043 760 000 dollars, the most valuable ever produced.
Classified ads show multiple help wanted notices across Anaconda and nearby areas. Listings include male help wanted for sales and photography, a girl for housework, a man and wife for cattle handling, a tailor’s salesman, live agents for land lots, a first class salesman for local territories, and a chambermaid or waitress position. Several notes reference businesses like Scotch Woolen Mills and Melander, plus locations such as Weather-Swett and Owsley block.
WANTED- HIGH PRICE PAID FOR SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. Kopala Hardware and Furniture, 23 W Broadway, Butte. Also WANTED-ONE POOL TABLE. BOX Straw, Mont. FOR SALE OR LEASE. Government anti trust suit against International Harvester, letter to President Wilson says Thomas D. Jones had no connection with alleged practices. supports nominee for federal reserve board.
A crowded Butte classified page lists numerous sale items including real estate on Arizona Street near Holmes Boulevard with prices, a 1 room suite, a full barn on 725 tract, Bitter Root Ranch 204 acres near a town with electric lights, and 8 acres 19 miles northeast of Anaconda with tilable land. Also offered are a garage business, a bakery and confectionery, a fruit and grocery store, a restaurant for sale, and various rentals and services. Contact details include Frank Slater Box 25 Butte and Sullivan & Peterson Anaconda, plus miscellaneous notices about trades, repairs, and local services.
Numerous classified sale notices appear from Butte and Anaconda listing furniture, billiard tables, motorcycles, cash registers, a sewing machine, drop head Singer, wagons, and a saddle horse. Also several used cars, a Pope-Hartford case, and furnished houses. Contact details include 1285 Ind Butte and various box numbers and street addresses.
Classified rental ad offering nicely furnished rooms in a private home for gentleman or businessperson. One suite of rooms plus additional rooms available at $0 per month, inquire at W. W. Broadway or Cherry address for modern furnishing and business suitability.
Multiple classified lines advertise furnished rooms and housekeeping units in Butte and Anaconda including three and four room flats, modern amenities, hot water, steam heat, and bachelor rooms. Also brief notes offer store and office space, two furnished rooms, and rental houses with terms and contact cues.
Portland June 14 the Bell Telephone company asked the United States government for permission to consolidate the Pacific and Home Phone exchanges at Spokane and to dispose of its holdings in the Northwestern Long Distance Telephone company, valued at 721200 dollars. WW1 Dean of White Salmon Wash planned to purchase Northwestern stocks for 400000 dollars.
Washington reports Rawin P. Grover of New York began his duties as assistant attorney general, launching a new tenure amid ongoing legal duties. The announcement situates Grover within the U.S. justice department and notes his prior public service credentials.
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