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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1921
Page
6
There is but one thing that holds old age health. Sickness and weakness bring old age early in life. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a building up medicine for women. It is a woman's tonic for the frail and nervous. Safe, vegetable, alcohol free. Try it now.
Former French premier Rene Viviani, envoy of France, arrived in New York aboard the Lorraine and will meet President Harding in Washington tomorrow. A large Battery Park reception heard him say the visit honors the United States and France, with emphasis on friendship rather than debt talks. Marcel Knecht stated the visit concerns no war debt discussions.
The State Department is pursuing efforts to free about 50 Americans held in Soviet Russia. Senator Heflin reports that six to eight, including Emmett Kilpatrick, are in prison while the rest are detained in various towns. Kilpatrick, a former Red Cross agent, is accused of serving with Lithuanian forces against the Soviet government and of employment with the United States.
A San Francisco report notes William J. Hamilton of Philadelphia warns the famous 600 billion dollar Gov Jacob Baker estate is a fraud. Claimants are urged to prosecute those collecting money on pretenses while the AP reports three lives lost when an automobile party of six crashed off the Columbia highway near Astoria Oregon into a creek bottom.
Mrs Delancey Nicoll a prominent New York social leader who lost use of her right leg in 1913 after a English auto accident is expected to walk again following a rare bone surgery. A section of infected bone was removed and later operations removed splinters from the leg. Doctors say a return to walking without crutches may occur with time.
In a local A class bowling league the Fegen bank group defeated the Reins quintet on the Y alleys by 2 574 to 2 323. The Zine group beat the Pnematics 2 492 to 2 285 while Geol defeated the Davidson grocery 2 210 to 2 163. In women's events the Schus fers won from the Wilkites with a total of 914.
Gus English of Anaconda, who completed his fourth term in the legislature this year and is regarded as the oldest serving member in the Seventeenth Assembly, was in Butte yesterday. He also served in the Ninth, Tenth, Twelfth and Seventeenth legislatures.
About a score of Shriners from Butte traveled to Dillon in cars yesterday to attend a social dance and visit the Dillon Shrine club, sharing hospitality and fellowship with local members.
Applications for membership will be acted on at a meeting of the board of Directors of the Rotary club at the Silver Bow club tomorrow noon. Other business matters also will be considered.
Albert J. Kehoe of South Boston donated thirty three ounces of blood to save his brother Edward J. Kehoe who had slit his throat. Dr William E Browne of Carney hospital performed the transfusion and inserted a silver tube into the windpipe. He also sewed the wound.
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