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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
3
Sunnyside Kentucky woman recounts two years of back pain and nervousness, says two doctors failed to help, took about ten bottles of a tonic that she credits with weight gain and improved health, and endorses a compound as a remedy.
A Southard case is scheduled before Lynch, with attorneys argument expected as parties seek a ruling. Details remain limited as filings and exact charges are not disclosed in the available text.
Mrs P J Tevlin returned home after helping form a permanent Montana women’s auxiliary of the American Legion in Helena The group drafted a constitution and by laws to strengthen operations and set up a welfare committee to aid ex service men and hospital work The articles named Mrs C E Pew of Helena and Miss Gertrude Whipple of Har Towton as organizers
The county poor fund examination was not held Monday due to the county auditor falling ill and will continue Wednesday morning. Over 400 cases remain uninvestigated. The auditor says published aid lists come from the county clerk and recorder, while the clerk notes they reflect the auditor orders. County records and aid lists show many receive no aid, with some fictitious addresses and non existent street numbers. The auditor cites lack of deputies and a need for monthly audits as she and her staff are stretched thin.
Peter Buchanan Donald Reed and Charles Kailly are charged with luring Fred Portman to a room in the Ivanhoe block about 4 o clock Saturday morning and robbing him of his watch and eleven cents in a complaint filed in Justice Buckley s court by the county attorney yesterday Complaints were Peter Blahides and charging them with transporting liquor Officer D W Regan is the complaining witness Peter Burns and John Doe McManus are accused of petty larceny Also fled against
An inquest proceeds on the remains of John Allen who died at the Hibernia mine while employed there. The event follows a prior political candidacy for sheriff and concerns the death near Butte. Detectives and coroner's officials prepare for testimony and forensic review.
A giant mushroom or toadstool, described as a pit ball variety, was found by a fisherman and brought in for display. Observers debated edibility, but few volunteers appeared willing to taste or handle the specimen.
A fragmentary report notes an incident where a man alleges injuries after cars collided. The injured party seeks damages around $10,000 and references road work and an engineer's involvement. Royal Neighbors Silver City camp No 1462 calls a special meeting at 7:30 tonight at T C O F hall.
In Washington rumors place Mrs. Clara Shortridge Foltz, sister of California Senator Shortridge, as the next assistant attorney general to succeed Mrs Annette Adams who recently resigned.
Frank Reardon of 1681 Harrison avenue faced city police court on a fireworks sales complaint. He admitted selling firecrackers and claimed a Supreme Court Lomas decision exempted merchants after telegraphing an order. judge set minimum $25 fine for first offense as Mayor Cocking warned officers will enforce city ordinances to protect visitors.
County commissioners announced that road work on the Pipestone pass will begin on July 7. About 100 jobs are expected, with 1,500 applications already on file. Delays stem from late maps and equipment assembly, while the compressor and maps are being prepared and approved. Crowds seeking work gather at the commissioners’ offices as the start date nears.
Still at large are GiTy, Itc., June Waldo Ely, sentenced from Kansas City to life for murder, and four other convicts who fled last night from Fulton State Hospital for the Insane. Word reached the penitentiary today that they are getting along well. An accompanying medical ad notes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney and bladder ailments with testimonials from Mrs. Carey about relief.
Five defense filings include demurrer and motions for change of venue in the civil case of J H Seguin against Frank Gembal. Affidavit of merit notes defendant resident in Jefferson County and served there, stipulation sets hearing for July 2 at 10 4 m. Spokane report: B Dorsey, 30, drowned at Liberty Lake while attempting a long swim. survived by wife and daughter.
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