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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1918
Page
7
An offer claims to send a free $1.00 pair of Foot Drafts to rheumatic sufferers with testimonials from users aged 78 and others who could not lift a limb. The ad stresses no charge for the first pair and invites readers to mail name and address to receive the free sample.
A reader advertises a free sample offer for Dyers Foot Drafts from the 983 Dyer Building in Jackson Michigan. The message claims the free pair costs nothing and invites testing their effectiveness for comparison with thousands of others.
A box and bread jelly found at 1337 Delaware Avenue tied to the death of Mary Bugall and illness of Helen Bugall. Medical tests showed bright strychnine traces but doctors suspect poisoned candy in the same bag may be to blame. Authorities await Helen Bugall’s testimony to locate the candy source. Funeral services were held for a relative at the family residence.
An attorney argues in a Butte piece that the Mooney case reveals judicial hesitation to grant a new trial despite undisclosed evidence. He questions the appellate court's authority, urges justice over procedure, and references the famed Mooney trial and witness Oxman.
A letter portrays Mooney as a potentially dangerous Bolshevik ally and accuses Oxman of giving corrupt testimony. The writer argues the California Supreme Court acted under stipulation and warns that only a governor justice could avert hanging, insisting due process must prevail despite strong anti-government sentiment.
Wesling was fined 20 dollars after being charged with impersonating a police officer. Mrs Annie Hauser of Almira apartments testified he asked for a room key and claimed to be an officer. Other defendants Pete Bush Jim Burk and a pair of suspects faced fines or suspensions for related offenses and vagrancy. Washington investigations report profiteering persists in American industries due to wartime pressure and greed.
Sergt Maj J R Falconer of the Canadian recruiting mission answers questions on British and Canadian enlistment draft and registration. He notes inquiries about uniforms and says kilts are favored. A letter from James Winston says he may join the navy since no girl would dance with him in kilts.
London reports June casualties at 141,147, down from May’s 166,802. The figures reflect ongoing conflict impacts and are released as part of regular war casualty tallies. No further details on locations or causes are provided in the brief note.
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