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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
8
Local market notices list dollar and cent prices for flour tea and meats. Ads promote multiple brands with cash orders and refunds, emphasizing value and quality at the public market headquarters. Includes poultry and various fresh cuts with daily availability.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a fast remedy for backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatism. It claims one application relieves soreness within fifty counts and stresses the product is harmless and effective.
Berlin March 29. The government has begun proceedings against supporters of Dr. Kapp's movement. Former Under-Secretary Falkenhayn was arrested at Brandenburg on Havel. Proceedings at Kiel target Admiral von Levitow, former Kiel governor, now under arrest. Major von Winterfeld and others are named as defendants. Rewards up to 10 000 marks offered for information leading to arrests of other officers who have fled.
Melville M. Marx 54 a partner in the Gottlob and Marx theatrical firm died in San Francisco today He is survived by his wife and two children.
Wyoming Attorney General W L Walls was cited for failing to shovel snow before his home. Police Chief Embry summoned him to appear but Walls declined, then was telephoned by Embry who arrested him by phone. Walls offered to mail a five dollar fine and the matter ended.
William Jennings Bryan told Denver Democrats that the saloon and whiskey would not be championed at the San Francisco convention if he can prevent it. He accused liquor interests of delaying Delaware woman suffrage and urged lawmakers to add Delaware to the roll of honor without delay. He said he will attend the national convention and seek to keep universal military training out of the platform while pushing a profiteering plank.
Albert Coutts and Jack Dymond former I. W. W. members testified as witnesses against R. V. Lewis charged with criminal syndicalism. Coutts described I. W. W. meetings in Kansas City Great Falls Spokane and California towns and Sacramento committee efforts to influence the AFL in the Ford and Suhr case. He said sabotage ideas included sowing Johnson grass and dropping matches.
Spokane March 30 Preliminary steps to bring before the state supreme court the injunction forbidding Industrial Workers of the World activities were taken today by Leslie B Sulgrove attorney for two alleged I W W members found guilty of contempt of court for alleged violation of the injunction Sulgrove filed an application for supersedeas bonds to appeal the conviction to the supreme court
An American merchant fleet of 12 million tons, about 380 percent of world trade, is targeted within three years. The present shipbuilding program will yield 11.5 million tons by 1921, with plans for routes to South America, the Caribbean, and West Indies. Senator Wesley Jones leads efforts to maximize this asset under the U S flag amid postwar disruption and a transitory global fleet.
A reflective column notes that many adventures are worsened by long retellings over years. It warns that romantic excess often comes with a price, and that family dynamics, driving horses, and old neckties reveal practical limits and caution.
Philip Clerkin, former Rialto owner, asks the district court for an accounting of Olympia fruit store, claiming one fourth of the capital stock in exchange for property and seeks issuance of the stock. The suit alleges misrepresentation in a truck sale by Butte Floral Co. and seeks 2505.51 dollars.
Dr. William A. Venerable, a Negro, filed a declaration today in Jefferson City for the Republican nomination to Congress in Missouri's Twelfth District, which includes St. Louis and is represented by L. C. Dyer.
Deputies Melia and Duggan of the county attorney's dry squad raided 530% East Galena Street. They found a locked premises with blinds drawn, uncovering a copper still of 30 gallon capacity, 100 pounds sugar, 100 pounds corn meal, 1 gallon moonshine, 300 pounds raisins in fermentation, and six barrels of mash.
The Lebanese legislative council at Baalbek declared Lebanon's independence from Prince Feisal's government, adopted March 22, as advised by the American consul at Beirut. Washington reported the action on March 30.
Los Angeles California March 39 the Los Angeles county supervisors appoint a five member committee of county officers to draft a new salary schedule for all county employees to offset rising living costs.
Hilda Mikkala sues John Mikkala for divorce custody of two children and division of savings. Some property is in Finland and testimony proceeded through an interpreter. Case expected to finish today. Teresa N. Steele granted divorce from R. L. Steele by Judge Lamb. Default decree due to lack of defense.
Attorney General Palmer will speak at the Democratic state convention in Spokane on May 27. He will leave Washington May 1 and deliver several speeches en route, with planned stops in Tacoma and Seattle.
Telegram from Gen. P Elias Calles, recently resigned from Carranza’s cabinet, claims Sonora is near revolution while Calles supports Gen. Alvaro Obregon’s bid for the presidency. Meanwhile Jamaica reports Guinea hens hunted as game birds.
Reports from druggists highlight Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a successful remedy for kidney trouble. An insurance examiner notes many applicants are rejected due to undetected kidney disease. Sample bottles offered for 10 cents. bottles sold in medium and large sizes.
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