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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1914
Page
17
In Judge Lynch’s court yesterday lawyers pressed postponements citing federal cases. After admonishing decorum and limiting night sessions, trials were rescheduled to weekdays. W F Davis represented police in appeals on fines, including cruelty to animals and theater license disputes, with rulings and amended bonds ordered.
Thomas Erskine British consul at Portland asks Butte authorities to locate William David Lewis last heard from 18 months ago in this city where he worked as a collier. His father Thomas Lewis of Monmouthshire England requests information.
Cincinnati May 18 Joseph B Foraker former United States senator formally announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination to the United States Senate from Ohio In a formal letter he disagreed with President Wilson on Mexican policy and opposed repeal of the Panama tolls act.
Ida Hayes sister of Lee Hayes of Butte, Montana, leads the Madero Institute for girls in Saltillo and defends a three foot thick masonry school fortress against federals. Despite warnings from the Southern Baptist Missionary board, she remains at her post as fighting looms between Villa loyalists and federal forces.
A reader from Lake County Indiana recounts a recovery from aerial pneumonia and tuberculosis after using Hekman's Alterative. The letter, dated January, describing Rev William Berg and Dr Claren, credits the remedy with renewed health and weight gain. It promotes the product with testimonials and requests readers contact for a booklet.
Miss Hayes, born in Minnesota and raised in Kia Missouri, is advancing to lead at the Madero institute in Saltillo. Her career spans Liberty College, missionary work, six years in Mexico, seven in Porto Rico, and return to Mexico where she has earned broad local trust amid ongoing conflict.
Montana cattle and horsemen invited to join Northwestern Cattle and Horseraisers association. Delegations from Montana Idaho Oregon Washington Wyoming and Northern Nevada to attend meeting in Boise on June 24 and 25. Railroads to grant travel rates as the proposed organization gains traction.
Dr M M Carrick, credited with stopping a cerebrospinal meningitis epidemic in the Southwest, has just completed a sanitary survey of cities and towns in Texas and currently resides there.
Draperies hold their own in this season's fashion world as the long Russian tunic grows popular. Putts and panniers appear with many gowns and a decorative little frock shown in silk features dotted taffeta fabric as the material.
Martin Weinrich, employed at Pittsmont East Butte, sues Murray Hospital in McClernan's court for 35000 alleging improper treatment after a leg fracture from a scaffold accident on Oct 21. He claims casts were not opened promptly, X rays misused, and bone not knit properly, leaving him with ongoing disability. defense cites differing medical views and casts doubt on X ray conclusions.
Portland Ore May 18 C E Gross one of five men indicted by the federal grand jury on charges of locating schemes to obtain California land grants pleaded in United States District Court and was sentenced to 30 days in jail and a $10000 fine Gross has confessed to U S District Attorney Reames The four others named with him are L C Miller Norman D Cook J W Logan and C A Severance They allegedly took 150 from many persons they claimed to locate claims of the Oregon and California Railroad Co claiming to be agents of the Southern Pacific Co which they said faced loss of lands
In Douglas Ar May 1 The Mexican Eduardo Soto 24 was shot and fatally wounded today by Luke Short a mounted customs inspector Short attempted to arrest Soto who was riding on a wagon The Mexican fired from his seat then jumped to the ground using the wagon as cover After 10 shots Soto fled rearward into a store alcove and fell Short rode to authorities Friends of Soto claim inspector shot him in retaliation over an insult to Mrs Short Short declined to comment awaiting investigation
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company will be held at the principal office in Anaconda Montana on Wednesday May 2 1914 at 10 oclock a m for the election of trustees or directors and for other business that may properly come before this meeting By order of the board of trustees
The city proposes a jail building on Thirtieth Street near Sixth Avenue. It will be 14 stories tall, cost about $450,000, and is planned chiefly for the care of women prisoners.
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