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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1920
Page
6
A. Dennison of Los Angeles, owner and trainer of trotting horses, says Tanlac restored his health after more than a year in ill health. He declares he is feeling like his old self again and back on his feet.
R A Dennison a well known trainer from California reports long siege of weakness, stomach trouble and fatigue until taking Tanlac. After a week he could walk 14 blocks and has since regained appetite and energy, returning to work at stockyards daily. Tanlac sold in Anaconda and Butte.
Dublin May 24 George Bernard Shaw highlights the Irish situation while drafting a new book. The Dublin police secret service branch is alleged to recruit former army officers and Sinn Fein supporters for political spying, offering up to 200 dollars a week in dangerous assignments across Sinn Fein strongholds and urban centers.
New York May 24 The government will seek fair distribution of the country's sugar through a sweeping probe of sugar brokers defying federal rules. Arnim W Riley special assistant to Attorney General Palmer announced after Herbert Hoover testified on profiteering. Hoover blamed government inaction for sugar price gains and the Cuban crop purchase. The inquiry headed by Riley will begin tomorrow.
Sacred Heart school pupils plan a two evening program at the school hall on June 6 and 7. The event aims to surpass all prior productions with efforts directed at success. Mayor Faber Tracey of Mount St Charles College will give an address and present diplomas to the graduating class of three.
A fragment from a lecture at Gheelhee discusses improving appearance through regular use of a claimed potion. The text promotes a fashionable remedy, claiming it can benefit both men and women with long-term use and adherence to packaged directions.
A terse note outlines relief for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It mentions breathing issues, throat symptoms, and a prescription approach for those affected. The fragment hints at treatment steps but remains unclear on specifics or sources.
Babies of all kinds gathered on Hennessys third floor for the opening day of Baby Week. Dr J C Shields of James hospital lectured on prenatal care while Harriet Peoples of the Butte tuberculosis society advised mothers each afternoon. Free baby photos and four merchandise prizes for weight gain over three weeks attracted families as physicians offered free guidance. Lectures run daily at 2 30 with state children welfare officials joining.
Six young men joined the United States army at Ligzie block recruiting office in Butte yesterday. Names include Jack Matton of Seattle sent to Camp Mead for motor transport corps training and Elmer G Williams of Joplin assigned to Fort Bliss for engineering studies. Garrett L Fisher of Butte enlisted for one year in engineers and Troy Hammon of Case por Wyoming re-enlisted for field artillery at Camp Grant. Chester Ward of Seattle listed for artillery duty.
The Commerce Chamber holds its first members forum next Saturday evening to discuss the street car situation from all angles. Manager Wharton will be the principal speaker. The chamber aims for a thorough understanding from every viewpoint and to discuss public interest matters in this format. No meeting place has been chosen yet.
In a Commons statement London outlines Allied division of Germany’s navy. Britain gains Baden Weligoland Posen Rheinland Westphalian Neuss emburg and 124 submarines plus ships sunk at Scapa Flow including 10 battleships 5 battle cruisers 5 light cruisers and 33 destroyers. France receives Thuringen Emden and 38 submarines. Japan gets Oldenburg Nassau Augsburg and the United States Ostfriestland and Frankfurt. Italy receives seven submarines. Remaining 12 light cruisers 59 destroyers and 50 torpedoes await France and Italy’s selection under the Austrian treaty.
Mexico City May 24. President Venustiano Carranza reportedly killed himself rather than be prisoner, via a ram from Cerro Azul Puebla dated May 10 sent by Col. Rodolfo Herrero. The AP dispatch claims the sensational message came from the headquarters of General Gonzales.
John son led Wood by 53 votes in early Oregon results as the Oregonian showed late tonight. Figures quoted reflect 1 county fully in, 15 counties unofficial, 33 incomplete, with about 3000 votes possibly unreported. full returns awaited from remaining counties.
The body of Venustiano Carranza, the former president, arrived in Mexico City this morning after being killed at Tlaxalantongo last Thursday. Funeral services were held this afternoon.
Police and sheriff hunt for a Buick touring car missing from William Tascoe's home at 824 West Quartz Street after Sunday night. The report notes the vehicle bearing 119 Hicensa of 11611 NT Gets Decision. Gil Gallant of Boston won a referee's decision over Pat Gilbert of Salt Lake City in a six round Dut tonight.
Readable OCR lists tea and coffee price notes along with a meat sale. Items include Ceylon tea Pekoe tea English Breakfast coffee Aladdin Hills Brothers White House sugar cured bacon hams salt pork veal pork beef and tripe with per pound prices and cash order offers. Also mentions fresh pigs feet and bull pigs feet.
A May 24 report from Dillon states judge Joseph C. Smith sentenced B C Davis to death by hanging. The execution is set for June 25 between 3 and 4 am at a small enclosure between the courthouse. Davis sought clemency but the judge refused, noting no legal authority to alter the jury verdict of first degree murder against Sheriff F K Wyman’s killer.
Adolfo de la Huerta of Sonora was named president ad interim by a congressional session in Mexico City receiving 224 votes to 28 for Pablo Gonzales. In Pittsburg on May 24, Standard Sugar Company and five officials were indicted by a federal grand jury for alleged Lever Act violations related to price fixing.
In Helena on May 24 the fourteenth annual Knights of Columbus convention opened with a special high mass at the cathedral followed by an executive session at lodge headquarters. Delegates then spent the afternoon in an automobile ride as Carl Myers spoke on his Red Cross experiences in Liberia.
Letters from Mrs Mary Goodrich and Mrs Carl Gott describe strong healthy daughters after using the medicine. A former student notes recovery from run-down fatigue during schooling and pregnancy, praising its effects on energy and baby health. The testimonials claim lasting personal health gains and recommend the remedy highly.
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