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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1918
Page
5
A historical health ad argues impurities in blood threaten heart function and organs. It promotes Swift's S.S.S. as a long used remedy to cleanse blood and prevent diseases like skin disorders, tuberculosis, and fevers, urging readers to contact the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta for more details.
Government rail policy chief McAdoo orders lawsuits against corporations to be filed in the county or district where the plaintiff resides or where the injury occurred. He aims to reduce railroad disruption and travel costs for witnesses by centralizing venues and restricting frivolous actions. The broad order seeks to curb excessive venue shopping and ease defense burdens on carriers.
The forecast predicts favorable influences for contracts and publicity while warning of political propaganda and potential love betrayals. It cautions about social unrest, labor disputes, and religious agitation, with advice to guard conduct. Children born today are told to be generous but erratic.
City Treasurer Ward filed a monthly report showing the total funds on hand May 1 at 226,477 dollars. The fund consisted of 862,852 on the date. During the month, amounts were received and 4,543.04 dollars disbursed from all funds.
Trials of Patrolman W G Heaney for neglect of duty and Detectives Casey and Fraser for unlawfully searching a Mercury Street hotel room will be conducted by the police commission in the city hall council chambers this afternoon.
Justice Doran dismisses Blanche Bennell case for lack of evidence after Sanders testimony. William Randolph remanded for further handling in Stage until Friday. Joe Richards wins dismissal on automobile tire theft charge. J C Janek’s receiving stolen property case dismissed. Street scene notes show summer accessories as we head into warm weather. Judge Dwyer places two children under county list under the child act amid local notes.
A fragmentary report describes an unintentional violation of Montana food administration rules. Jana Bakers and Mona are cited in relation to the closure of a venue or operation at the end of the Li ang sue pension. Witness Mex Haller references warnings and legal obligations, while Stra Hal ter and family discuss damages and shared wealth totaling $1,300.
News text reports an advance in wages for railway workers with details about a bill authorising wage changes. The piece mentions Hutte Seatennett and Paut and Onnala, Bennett, and notes July 1 consolidations of express operations under the Federal Express.
Local town commission notes list transfers of numerous parcels among individuals and companies including Hanson MacPherson John H Curtis Jrny and Daly Bank and Trust. Also reported are a sheriff sale and a fatal accident at a mine level near Bell mine plus a separate train collision fatality near Mount Vernon Washington.
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