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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1920
Page
6
An old health advertisement touts blood purity and general defense against disease. It claims impurities weaken the system and cites Swift’s Blood Remedy as a world renowned purifier used for over eighty years. Readers are invited to write for free medical advice to a Chief Medical Adviser at a Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.
A Wyoming minister from Pinedale traveled 662 miles to attend a pastors conference in Douglas. He used five transport modes snowshoe, bobsled, horse, automobile, and railroad, noting airplanes were the only missing option. The five day trip passed through rugged Northern Wyoming, with miles logged over rough terrain and multiple stops at ranch houses before reaching Douglas.
The report notes a four year divisible birthday in 1900 tied to Cheely, president of the city, and mentions aligning Julian calendar dates. The piece also notes a related financial matter where The First National Bank filed suit against O J Nordstrom and Lillian V Nordstrom Becks for 1460.10 on a promissory note.
The union in New York City declared a strike seeking a 50.4 dollar weekly minimum for first class mechanics and a 2 percent wage rise for others. Chairman Weiner announced the action. A separate note from Washington reports Senator Poindexter requesting extended debates with Gen Leonard Wood through the week of March meetings, not just a single session.
Plans outline Chicago and Northwestern opening a Butte office soon with EA Gray as general agent. Helena office not reopened. Burlington routes will place new offices in Butte, with Le Seal in charge of the Burlington line and Homer Bradt moved to Spokane. Great Northern and Northern Pacific officials remain uninformed about changes.
Washington lawmakers moved to push the treaty aside to speed pressing legislation and let the ratification fight shape the fall campaign. Senate leaders aimed to remove the treaty from immediate action as political maneuvering intensified.
William J. Raham deputy county comptroller declined a 900 pay raise moving from 6600 to 7000 stating the county needs funds more than he. The commissioners had approved the increase, but Raham wrote he cannot accept the gesture. Paris also notes a separate note on the railroad strike ending tonight.
Explosion destroys walls of Fallinger Barracks Galway as troops evacuate. Two suspects arrested over links to the crime. Authorities believe explosives were hidden in burning waste or grates, with the attack prompting quick security measures.
Rozemas fan excserviceman faced a district court today on a charge of first degree murder for allegedly fatally wounding Francis M. Huffine, a wealthy rancher from Dry Creek, with a shotgun on January 20. Huffine died three days later from peritonitis due to abdominal injuries.
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