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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
3
The E W Rose Co of Cleveland promotes ZEMO antiseptic liquid for itching and eczema. Aimed at children, the ad claims rapid relief, lack of grease or stain, and cost efficiency with a one dollar large bottle option. An accompanying ZEMO antiseptic soap is urged from druggists.
A Seattle visitor describes Vancouver streets as confusing yet courteous noting that business signs favor limited corporations. He cites wartime Canadian sentiment, currency discounts, and tensions over cross-border trade, including Canadian whiskey and bootlegging concerns tied to Pacific coast attitudes and American responses.
F G Clark supervisor of the Deer Lodge national forest, headquartered in Butte, returned from a three day Colorado convention in Denver. The meeting discussed lodgepole pine management as its main timber used in Montana mine construction. Clark noted the forest service supplies about 80 percent of timber for mining needs and the convention urged renewed interest in forestry and grazing terms. In Deer Lodge, about 17 000 cattle and 60 000 sheep are spread among 200 to 400 owners, indicating stock raisers own much of the cattle and sheep. Clark questions why Montana shows little interest in paper manufacture despite abundant timber. Federal forest officers promised assistance to promote the timber industry. Readies for Montana witords and meat held for industry.
Pac hs court marine reports a wealthy Philadelphia resident Berméoli who eluded draft officials for nearly two years faces a general court martial at Governor's Island. Army officers say the outcome will impact about 170000 other cases. Harry, who defended Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, is counsel for the accused.
A Maine street case shows a pedestrian fined five dollars for failing to keep snow clear on the Main and Broadway walk. Judge Grimes said he would back police in enforcing sidewalk duties to prevent injuries from crowding. Joins report about a drunkenness case and a separate note on the Embassy Puebla Jenkins matter and German army extension.
March 4 report from Mexico City says W. C. Jenkins, once a United States special agent at Puebla, had his license revoked and faces expulsion. The move follows actions against rebels, affecting security and diplomatic stance.
A telegram from John Jones known as Bat Jack reports his health worse than when he left Butte. Clinton H. Moore of the Internal Revenue office received the message. A friend of the Butte figure, linked to Pat Tutte, notes Sawtelle, California, as home of the Detlef party. The telegram says climate change would help his health, which has been failing for some time. The telegram is the first word since his departure.
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