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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
6
Autopsy on Thomas Abuniach reveals a rare situs inversus like arrangement with heart on the right and stomach on the left after a fatal fall from a building. The deceased was otherwise healthy and well developed, prompting comment in district medical circles.
Washington reports June 4 1914 President Wilson to meet delegates led by Mrs Harvey WoWsley to press for constitutional amendment. Montana and Deer Lodge county notices outline county commission meetings July 1-2 1914 to address poor relief roads and other business. County clerk requests elector registration for August 1914 primary and probate matters named for June 16 1914 proceeding.
A Pennartyania company board reduced the preferred stock dividend to half a percent for the quarter while the western Pittsburgh area board declared the usual four percent equal annual dividend.
Story recounts President Wilson aboard a local golf course sending harsh language toward a fellow golfer and later issuing apologies. Club managers weigh actions as the incident prompts debates over proper golf conduct and possible sanctions.
The Forest Service reports annual U S lumber output near 45 billion board feet with about 25 6 million board feet further processed. Wood serves as raw material for Vinyl industries and planing mill products, with meat manufacturers and car builders among top buyers.
Federal mediators appointed by the Secretary of Labor are preparing a preliminary plan to settle the dispute between Colorado evil operators and United Mine Workers. The plan, described by Falkoy who refused to discuss details, will be submitted to both sides for consideration.
Dramatic account from El Morys life saving crew describes a Gothlan small boat breaking away from its davits during the Uve wreck rescue. Women and children were tossed into the sea and saved by a Gothland quartermaster and nearby life savers who pulled drowning children aboard and aided others amid rough waves.
Judge Mears Ta Benson of Klamath Falls arrived in Primal to confer with Justice Charles L. McNury on methods to determine the tied result in the recent Republican primaries for supreme court. An agreement on a recount in several counties was expected.
Standard wants one cent a word for classified ads and will telegraph to prevent misprint. The notice lists several local drug stores in Butte and surrounding towns with street addresses including West Street and Main Street stores, and Walkerville and Centerville Drug Co locations.
Payment terms for classifieds vary monthly with different rates per inch. Agencies and individuals should consult the daily rate card to determine pricing and placement in standard classified columns.
The item notes employment offices in Wyoming and Indiana, with details on railroad construction labor and various job classes. It reports crop value estimates, a storm-related disaster near Lake Constance with fishermen missing, and a Bell Telephone consolidation proposal affecting Pacific Telephone Spokane exchanges. A White Salmon lawyer considered purchasing Northwestern stocks for $400,000 amid undisclosed interests.
The government accuses International Harvester of anti trust practices while President Wilson releases a letter defending Thomas D. Jones, recently nominated to the Federal Reserve Board, stating Jones had no connection to the IH practices and is qualified to serve. The White House released the letter to justify the president's prior declaration to the Senate Banking Committee chairman that Jones' relations with IH do not disqualify him.
Various classified ads listing real estate for sale and rent in Montana. Items mention Flathead lands near Dixon and Butte, acres of land near Anaconda, a saloon business for sale, a bakery, restaurant space, fruit and grocery store, garage business, and other commercial properties. Includes contact names Sullivan & Paterson, Frank D. Lyman, M. Ivancovich, and addresses in Anaconda, Butte, Belgrade, and surroundings.
Classified items include grand upright piano, new and secondhand furniture, sewing machines, motor cycles, coal, livestock, tools, and various rental listings. Notable listings mention Brunswick fixtures from Butte, motor cycles priced from 25 to 200, saddle and horse gear, and furnished rooms in Butte and Anaconda with monthly rents.
Numerous listings advertise furnished rooms and modern housekeeping flats in Butte with rents around $15 to $30 per month. Locations include Washington, Montana, and Copper streets, plus houses and front rooms described as neatly furnished for single gentlemen or bachelors. Some ads mention hot water, bath, and heating. several note proximity to 72 S Montanast and 31 Main.
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