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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
6
An advertised remedy claims salts from lemon and lithia soothe kidney and bladder irritation caused by uric acid. It describes nightly discomfort, burning when urinating, and suggests a glass of Jad Salts before breakfast for two to three days to restore normal urinary function. The tone mirrors a vendor’s medical testimonial from a period newspaper page.
The Walsh case was postponed to allow the police commission to secure witnesses. Patrolman Tom Walsh is charged with conduct unbecoming a officer after an incident near the Northern Pacific depot where he allegedly struck George Oliver with a rubber hose during a ground clinch. Witnesses said Oliver attacked Walsh, then Mundy, who arrived, clubbed Oliver to free the officer. Dr Donohue corroborated hospital statements.
A Helena dispatch reports the Montana Supreme Court upheld contestants in the will of the late J T Carroll of Butte. The case involved claims of insanity and undue influence to invalidate the estate valued around 60000 dollars. The nephews Walker Carroll Madge Carroll Rheastus Woolley Carrell Delman Loux Thomas Delman were among those contesting.
The funeral honored a long time band compost associate with Mr Pediat, joined by Calanthe lodge Knights of Pythian and the Butte Eimer. Members paid respects as services proceeded, reflecting his years of involvement with the organization.
The Associated Press reports that extent of damage from the cold wave last night and today in Missouri Illinois Indiana Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania and New England remains undetermined. Officials expect a warm day before any precise assessment. Yeager notes some damage to fruit trees in blossom in Maryland and Virginia. Greek naval forces monitor the Black Sea as Turkish troops retreat and destroy Bagdad railway bridges and tunnels near Constantinople.
The Citizens ticket executive committee asserts a real platform and pledges to run the schools economically and within income. Candidates Dr. Peter Potter Sam Barker Jr and Mrs Margaret Colligan were chosen by a broad mass meeting open to all citizens. The platform includes Montana state education pledges and opposition to new high school construction until sites are qualified with plans to sell the South district property when market conditions allow.
In Toongstown reports say E. H. Gary, chairman of the steel firm, is returning from Vancouver. Steel executives indicate the company is near readiness to pursue a Pacific coast shipping plan. They expect the move will enable steel supplies on the coast at competitive prices against independents.
The Associated Press report notes the Russian Republic seeking official recognition amid a March push. Retailers urge a movement in April favoring corn and wool as a boost to producers and consumers.
EGA leaders face a defensive challenge as hotstone AAI prompts scrutiny. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
William Reed Dunroy, 45, poet and press agent, died in Chicago from wood alcohol poisoning. Associated with Bryan in his early career, he reportedly asked for a drink yesterday to cure a cold, though he had not drunk for years.
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