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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1916
Page
2
The ad touts a drink habit cure named Neal Institute offering a vegetable internal treatment that supposedly eliminates liquor cravings in three days. It claims to neutralize the poison and restore normal conditions, inviting calls, letters, or phone inquiries to 316 West Grande, Butte.
G Howe of Great Falls arrived yesterday and Wade R. Parks Sanders county attorney visited from Thompson Falls yesterday, adding to local activity in Butte.
Mrs Philip S Rush was elected president of the College club of Butte during yesterday afternoon’s meeting at 1838 Argyle Street. Beverly Bruce was chosen vice president and Mrs Richard McCarthy secretary. Mrs Glayls Huffman treasurer and committee chairmen named for program, membership, and scholarship duties.
Mary Stanton aged 92, longtime Bozeman resident, died at home yesterday morning. She came to Montana with her husband, lived in Bozeman, moved to Butte two months ago to live with her daughter. Survived by daughter in Butte, two sons including Dr. James Stanton of Wyoming, 10 granddaughters and two grandsons. Funeral arrangements for John W. Ganaler and John H. Harris noted for Sunday services.
The Orpheum theater building and four lots at Third avenue and Madison street, once owned by Sullivan and Considine, were sold at an under foreclosure bid by New Life Insurance Company for the full claim plus court costs totaling 585000 dollars. Humboldt was born in 1769 and began Cosmos in 1845 at nearly 76 years old.
Marshfield Ore May 13 C R Smith a multi millionaire owner of the Menasha Woo company and holding interests in Southern Oregon enterprises died today in New York per a telegram to Herbert Armstrong his local manager Death due to a brain blood clot from an injury in a Pullman car near Spokane while en route from the East three months ago He was a Princeton graduate class of 1926 a former classmate and close friend of President Wilson though a Republican he heavily contributed to Wilsons campaign His affairs were such that his death will not affect his business Two weeks ago his company sold 400000 worth of timber land to Minnesota interest
Four hundred Crown Willamette Paper employees in Camas Washington walked out after rejecting a 10 percent wage rise and demanding 50 cents per day extra. The sawmill and bag factory halted operations and the paper machines will run only until stock is used. A striker committee traveled to Oregon City seeking a wider walkout.
May 18 Seattle reports a police raid near headquarters pouring out multiple barrels of beer whiskey gin and several kegs into a sewer. Officers seized boxed goods per a restraining order issued by Superior Judge Ronald and smashed the barrels not named in the injunction.
Seattle port commission told its engineer to draft plans to raise the public grain elevator capacity from 600000 to 1000000 bushels. The panel also approved a new transit shed at Smith Cove pier, previously used for lumber, now a major trans Pacific terminal.
Leavenworth Kansas May 13 William White a discharged man described as a negro Aronper who yesterday killed two and wounded a white woman was captured after an exchange of fire with soldiers from Fort Leavenworth. White was wounded in the arm during the incident.
Minister Russell stated that General Arias will retire following Jimenez's resignation and instructed Min ser Russell to compel the retirement using American naval forces if needed. A small force of marines has landed at San Domingo City under Admiral Caperton to guard American lives and property.
Omaha May 13 union headquarters reports a nearly 3 percent wage rise for all machinists at the shops of the system. The pay hike takes effect in March and will lift the monthly payroll by about $20,000.
Detroit May 12 a patrolman Leland Alexander was shot and killed during a struggle with robbers who tried to hold a candy store. Patrolman Tegan was wounded. Three suspects, all under 30, were arrested in connection with the attempted robbery.
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