Vendors Offer Goods At Prices Up To Fifty Dollars
The article notes there are additional items available for sale at all price points up to $50, indicating a broad range of goods and affordable options for shoppers.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
4
The article notes there are additional items available for sale at all price points up to $50, indicating a broad range of goods and affordable options for shoppers.
Butte notes recount visits, moves, and errands of residents and visitors. Names include Walter, Jess Fonkin, Dr. Cash, Margaret Rose, Abe Leggat, McCarten, James, Robert Jones, and more. Travelers head to Dillon, Dillon visitors in Butte, local business trips to New York and Pittsburgh, and residents planning stays through the race season.
Teton June 26 with Chriios HL Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, under guard in Helena amid reports of alleged plots. Deputies arrest two men suspected of hostile intent. others sought as Moyers supporters fear violence while he plans to visit Butte and reorganize federation operations.
The Helena tone notes Moyer proclaims a wrecking at work in Butte as the Industrial Workers of the World aims to shake labor relations. The report highlights the IWW’s disruptive stance and calls the action a bold labor move.
The May issue of Miners Magazine questions term limits for Western Federation of Miners leaders. It cites proposals to bar more than five consecutive years, adjust election years for officers, and asks why members cannot vote on extending terms, urging accountability and constitutional scrutiny.
Offfers of the Tutte Mine Workers union had no comment on President Moyer's statement that the J. W. W. had assumed control of the new Union. They showed interest, one officer laughed, and few took a serious view of Moyer's soon return. An informal conference of miners friendly to the federation gathered near a mine dump for a cautious meeting.
Readable excerpts claim false disturbance reports spread from Butte to distant towns. The narrative cites a supposed mine riot with sawed-off gun and deputy involvement, but Sheriff Driscoll and lawmen deny any deputy shootings or weapon discharge during the night.
A sensational ad-like text claims dandruff can be dissolved with four ounces of Haut Arnous remedy applied nightly. morning results suggest most issues vanish after one or more applications. It touts itching relief, shinier hair, and long lasting effects with inexpensive liquid sold at drug stores.
A description of a tense scene where police report no injuries or arrests during a disrupted gathering. Officials note no concrete action taken and await further steps to protect life and property as discussions on public order continue. The meeting ends without a clear date or agenda, reflecting unresolved tensions.
An inquest will be held tomorrow into the death of Merneat de Noy who was shot near the Copper and Main streets area. Witnesses describe the shooting as a single, swift exchange near the hall, with autopsy expected to determine bullet trajectory and cause.
The funeral for Mrs. Susan J. White, wife of Dr. O. B. Whitford, was held this afternoon at their residence on Seventh Avenue. Many mourners attended. The Rev. R. Tissell delivered remarks praising Mrs. Whitford’s kindness. Pallbearers included C. Charles We U, A. Blair, G. Harney, Wy Te Prranaler, and F Antercon. Interment followed in Mount Morlah Cemetery.
Testimony in Judge Lynch's court centers on whether the Emily vein links with the Pilot vein or if the claimed connection is merely country rock. Geologist John W. Finely outlines vein dips on maps, while Frank A. Ginworth of Anaconda details vein positions at the 1600 level. Proceedings adjourned with examination to continue today as observers note clear weather and coming rain.
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