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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1916
Page
10
New method for using leftovers describes K C Beef Roll as a practical dish to replace hash. It uses biscuit dough, mixed filling, rolled and baked about forty minutes, then brushed with egg and served with rich brown sauce. Other meats may substitute or combine.
Mrs Ed Rose of Brockway Michigan recalls her month old baby’s rash worsening from soap and powder use. After trying Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the skin cleared in two weeks and the child slept better and became comfortable. Free samples offered through the ad.
Virginia Pearson known as the modern Cleopatra stars in the Fox presentation photo drama Blazing Love shown today and tomorrow at the Ansonia theater. The piece highlights her nightly beauty ritual and backstage notes about her entourage and schedule. It also recounts Uncle Dick Sutton’s influence on Harry Jolson and the Jolson brothers vaudeville career and the rise of Al Jolson as a popular comedian.
A 108 year old Indian on the Fire Hills Indian reserve in Canada is cited as the oldest member of the Red Cross Society. The report notes Harry draws weekly salary amounts and references historical visits by the Jolson brothers to Butte.
Jessie Hayward pursues a studied portrayal in The Quitter, a standout sketch at the Empresse Theater week powered by a strong vaudeville show. Leo Hahn also shines, delivering a meritorious performance with refined judgment.
A fragment notes admission charges and exhibit rights, listing 25 cents for general admission, 35 cents for divans, and 60 cents for boxes, tied to a Carmen display or theater event. The text also mentions a $1,000 payment for the right to exhibit.
Announcement from Broadway management that no Pantages matinee will be held today due to preparations for the inauguration event of Northwestern Teague baseball in Tutte, prompting schedule adjustments and theater operations.
The Way Theater announced there would be no Pantages Vaudeville matinee this afternoon. Evening performances, however, will be given tonight.
Charlie Chaplin appears as star of a four reel burlesque of Carmen under Essanay V L 8 B banner at the Broadway theater New York drawing record crowds Sunday April Police reserves were called to handle a throng jammed lobby and streets The theater manager said 10000 passed the Broadway doors to see the film and later Farrar Temptation Mary Pickford and others followed marking further record attendances Reports from major centers indicate Chaplin times playing to crowded houses and turning thousands away.
In Acapulco, May 15, three Americans and one Chilean, officers of the San Francisco power schooner Neral Mariscal, were acquitted after a fire destroyed their vessel in Acapulco harbor. They departed for San Pedro on the American steamer Mayfair, with U S officials securing a prompt trial and the Mexican court absolving them of responsibility. Authorities report calm at Salina Cruz and other west coast ports.
The big attraction will open American, tomorrow, Wednesday. Frank Bailey paid the highest price ever paid in Butte for a feature.
Indianapolis May 19 A proposal to urge state and national action to abolish the liquor traffic was ruled out of order at the National Conference of Charities and Corrections tonight. Presented by H P Faris of Clinton Missouri the measure calls for licensing repeal and asks lawmakers to act as needed. Faris planned to refile with the conference resolution committee tomorrow morning amid expected spirited discussion.
Boston May 15 Six more arrests were made in the arson trust probe following twelve indictments by the grand jury. Police rounded up six men and women as the inquiry into suspicious fires broadens. The district attorney ties cases to the Salem conflagration three years ago and a Boston tenement child suffocation, plus several smaller blazes with minor losses.
London reports James W. Gerard discusses Secretary Lansing and President Wilson noting the arbitration treaty between the United States and Great Britain ratified early in the war. The public is only now grasping its power as ties formed with entente powers are highlighted.
Dr. Cecil D. McAdams, a British army medical officer, reported in New York that Countess Markievicz, dressed in menswear and armed, led Irish rebels during the Dublin uprising. He claimed she shot six followers for disobeying orders while she and others besieged the Shelbourne Hotel.
Washington may East man Kodak company today appealed to the supreme court from the decree of the New York federal court which held it was imposing a restraint on interstate trade in photographic supplies and ordered a division of its property into separate corporations of distinct ownership.
Chicago May 15 Federal Judge Geiger ruled the 1914 emergency tax act constitutional in a suit brought by three banks seeking recovery of 27114 dollars collected under the law. The decision affirms the act and its validity in levying internal revenue.
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