Spring fashions in gray double-face weave shirts
Smart spring styles feature new double-face man nish weaves in gray mixtures with solid color broad cloth collars and roll cuffs. Priced at 8 dollars 50 cents.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1912
Page
20
Smart spring styles feature new double-face man nish weaves in gray mixtures with solid color broad cloth collars and roll cuffs. Priced at 8 dollars 50 cents.
The American Chemical Society heard Charles L. Parsons discuss reclaiming waste from mining and petroleum. He notes 8,000,000 tons of sulfuric acid could be produced from waste sulfur dioxide if recovered, aiding fertilizer production and chemical industries, with western smelters needing markets and transportation improvements.
Ten year old Henry Diester won a 200 dollar verdict in his damage suit against cobbler John Liefting in St. Louis. He alleged Liefting knocked him down Aug 31 during a base path run in a game of Tl Spy, injuring his pitching arm and hindering his ability to play baseball.
On May 1 Bagdad temple representatives will depart for Los Angeles escorted by the Arab patrol and joined by about 25 nobles. The trip includes wives and possibly the Boston & Montana band with a special train, plus a parade presence among 50 patrols and 10,000 Shriners.
The Shriners and citizens of Long Beach host a two night electrical parade on May 9 10 with theater parties and a unique program. San Diego presents a parade with 21 floats 800 tableaux and Arab patrol drills followed by a Friday festival featuring floral divisions lawn fetes and an invitation ball at Shrine Coliseum.
United States Commissioner Francis Crull is subpoenaed for Ortie McManigal and the Los Angeles district court clerk for attendance at the removal of Olaf Treitmoe and E. A. Clancy, indicted in Indianapolis for conspiracy to move dynamite illegally. The hearing will be before Crull Monday as Judge De Haven weighs endorsement. Oscar Lawlor leads the government prosecution.
Yee Yek Lun a Chinese resident in Los Angeles was ordered deported after an immigration officer found his certificate of residence bore a dash dot instead of the diamond dot used on genuine papers. Officials believe about 1000 bogus certificates originated from a Mexican counterfeiting plant.
Camden March 8 Andrew Her longtime Atlantic City beach lifeguard and athlete died at his home after a sudden violent sneezing fit. The attack caused a ruptured blood vessel and his death followed promptly.
Quiet returns to Jacksonville after the mob threat to lynch Eugene Baxter ends at 3 a.m. The negro is jailed on a murder charge in the death of Simon Silverstein and a speedy trial is promised by the courts.
The Montana Supreme Court dismissed Leonard Bailey's appeal from the Helena police board’s order removing him from the force. Bailey, charged with neglect of duty for not removing a sidewalk obstruction after a citizen complained, argued a sworn complaint was required. The court held the statute requires only a written charge showing a triable offense and affirmed the board’s authority and penalty.
George Johnson, a Mount Holly native, survived fourteen days locked in a sealed freight car that ran from Cincinnati to Charlotte with no food or water. He was found semi conscious with bleeding and is receiving medical care as authorities investigate how he concealed himself in the corn car and how the car remained sealed for the journey.
The steamship Racine was released today from the sea off Racine Wisconsin where she had been fast since Monday morning. Fifteen hundred pounds of dynamite were used to clear a channel securing passage to harbor facilities.
The Senate Public Lands Committee favorably reported Senator Myers' bill to establish a Weather Bureau station at Billings. The action advances the weather service proposal through the committee.
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