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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
2
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick, painless corn remover. It claims a tiny bottle can rid hard or soft corns and calluses, with no soreness, sprayable by simple application and removal by fingers, available from druggists for a few cents.
Reading fragment describes aspirin packaging with Bayer Cross marking and safety directions. Mentions unbroken Bayer packages with directions for relief of headache toothache neuralgia colds and pain. Notes price and package sizes and identifies Aspirin as Bayer trademark and salicylic acid origin.
Legislative debate over wartime enforcement continues as Democratic leaders push separation of enforcement bills to avoid delaying passage before July 1. Prohibition and anti prohibition factions struggle over simple, direct measures while leaders seek quick enactment and a path to permanent prohibition.
Senate action on the army bill increases pay and subsistence to about 215.9 million and 523.9 million respectively with aviation boosts and a total rise of roughly 30 million over House figures. Other allocations cover national guard, ordnance, and storage while limits are set on Wright field purchases and wartime surplus salaries.
Special Dispatch from New York reports copper prigs moving to higher levels with September delivery at about 18 to 18 1/2 cents per pound, the highest since prices began rising weeks earlier. Market expects 20 cents per pound before fall amid labor disruptions and plant shutdowns at Bastings, Ansonia, and related firms.
Reports from Paris indicate allied and associated powers consider issuing an ultimatum on a set day for Germany to appear before the peace conference to sign the treaty. Attendants in Paris voiced sharp criticism of the German National Assembly as the former emperor’s fate remains unresolved and uncertainty persists over German delegation selections. Officials note German attempts to appoint delegates while delaying commitments, with no clear timetable for signing.
Secretary Daniels announced that the newly formed Pacific fleet part of Atlantic forces will sail from Hampton Roads for the west coast between July 15 and 20. The trip will be made via the Panama Canal with Mr. Drobably likely to ride aboard a warship.
At Berlin main station services halted in both directions as Breslau lines also stop. The government negotiates to halt strikes driven largely by communist propaganda amid nationwide labor unrest.
Helena June 25 Rapid progress was made today in the trial of A B Smith editor in chief of the Butte Bulletin on a sedition charge. Judge R Leo Ward presides. The case centers on an August 1917 editorial attacking the state council of defense. Wheeler and Donokan of Butte represented Smith. County Attorney Lester Loble and deputy J R Wine prosecuted. Charles D Greenfield state commissioner of agriculture and publicit ex officio council of defense chairman brought in council records. Smith Dunn and Daly were connected to the meeting. The defense contends the piece was editorial while witnesses testified to its nature. Wheeler was admonished for remarks about a witness and later challenged by the judge. Council members N T Lease and W E Sanburn were questioned on the council inquiry.
Darkness ended the body of Fred Pissot, who was drowned last Sunday without trace. Searchers re drag the lab area to recover the body, assuming it was carried away from the initial point. An official emphasis on delinquency cases reaches the collector’s office.
A lively two day engagement of Chin Chin opened at Broadway Theater last night. Walter Willis and Hoy Binder lead a strong comic cast with Violet Tree and George Usher delivering standout moments including a popular Love Me number. The magical oriental toy shop setting and Pekin Patrol act drew praise for stage spectacle and costuming.
Nearly a hundred Standard Carriers attended the Rialto theater to see Mary Pickford in Daddy Long Legs. They filled the house, applauded the film, and left with cheers for the Rialto and for Miss Pickford.
A 60 year old miner named Cameron died by a self inflicted gunshot near his wife's grave in Mount cemetery. He was found after visiting relatives at the cemetery with a Luger and a deed to a lot. An inquest will be held. he had been living with Mr and Mrs Harry Metsinger at Basin. Authorities note no known dependents and no immediate motive.
Pmmil C. Lembke, formerly a well known plumber of Butte, was killed in an auto wreck about 20 miles from Salt Lake City yesterday afternoon. He lived in Anaconda as a boy, worked at Colorado mine, with Hansen Plumbing in Butte, and had recently been with his brother Louis Lemke. Survived by wife and parents Henry and Mrs. Lembke. sister Christ Lembke of Seattle and Led, Edward Lembke of Butte. Edward will escort the body back to Butte. Lembke was popular in athletics and deeply tied to local friends.
Jack Derville of Butte landed the largest rainbow trout seen, weighing around 20 pounds, near Divide yesterday. The catch stunned onlookers and rival anglers who call it the weight record. Ted Rowe's West Broadway store displayed the rod, reel, and fishing gear alongside the mounted fish.
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