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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
12
A noted skin specialist promotes Mentho Sulphur cold cream for itching burning and broken out skin. It quickly relieves eczema and other eruptions with germ destroying action, leaving clear smooth skin and is available at drug stores.
A desperate man with fever and intestinal pain claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured his illness after one dose. The advertisement touts the product as a simple harmless remedy that clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Money refunded if not convinced. Available at all druggists.
Eugene Debs, imprisoned for espionage, visited Attorney General Daugherty and Col. Goff at the Justice Department as part of a confidential review of his case. Debs appeared in good health but nervous, stayed about four hours, and declined lunch, reading papers while awaiting departure to Atlanta. The visit, kept secret until announced, was for fact-finding and did not signal a broad amnesty policy.
Eugene V. Debs, serving a 10 year espionage term, departed Atlanta federal penitentiary in secrecy for a brief trip to Washington. The unusual outing, guarded by Justice Department agents, marked the first time he left the prison since 1918. Debs was expected to return to Atlanta Friday and had discussed his case with Attorney General Daugherty.
Portland exhibitors pledge to refuse any film featuring Clara Smith Hamon after her Ardmore Oklahoma murder acquittal. In Austin governors and lawmakers discuss a special session bill to ban life of Clara Smith Hamon from Texas screens. Oklahoma City theater managers vow not to show any Clara Hamon film now or in the future.
Helena March 24 The state board of examiners decided to offer for sale as soon as possible $1,000,000 worth of the $3,000,000 in treasury certificates just authorized to put the state on a cash basis. Methods of sale to be determined in a few days. The notes will bear 8 percent interest.
Paris dispatch reports Liberte stating the allied reparations commission note to Germany requires an allied premiers conference at the earliest possible moment. The AP notes urgency for coordinated action among the Allies on postwar reparations and related policies.
By the Associated Press L V Nicholas of Omaha was elected president of the National Oil congress which concluded its final session in Kansas City Missouri this evening Also named were vice presidents H L Freeman of Sioux Falls and B J Reynolds of Chicago who was re elected secretary treasurer
Malcolm Gillis chairs talks inviting examiners and Rotary guests as Butte business leaders advocate starting the stadium at once for the School of Mines. Bank president, bank manager and professors trumpet benefits to Butte, Montana, school and community with jobs and enhanced campus approach.
Leavenworth Kansas March 24 carpenters are building a coffin for John Hitzman 50 years a Boling resident from a walnut tree he planted when he first settled this area He died yesterday and asked his son to fell the tree and haul it to a saw mill for the coffin material.
Topeka dated dispatch says Attorney General Richard J. Hopkins and the Court of Industrial Relations will go to Pittsburg tonight to investigate the latest coal miners strike called by Alexander Howat. Prosecutions in Crawford county for violation of the industrial court law will probably follow, Hopkins said.
Two lava cloud tornadoes rose from Kilauea today near Hilo while severe earthquakes shook the area. The funnels extended hundreds of feet into the air as the volcano blazed with intense heat and activity.
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