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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1912
Page
6
An old advertisement claims Usin Tiz revives tired feet abandoning tenderness and chafing. It boasts permanent relief from corns and calluses, promises renewed vigor and youth, and urges purchase via mail order from Walter Luther Dodge & Co in Chicago. It touts universal store endorsement and direct sale on receipt of price.
An Army transport carried 924 refugees from West Mexico via San Diego to San Francisco, with 161 disembarking at Los Angeles. Among them were 91 men, 86 women, and 182 children, nine destitute. Dr. C. H. Dueber of Occidental Rubber described widespread demoralization, banditry, and harmed American and native communities along Sinaloa and Durango, while relief groups organized aid for arrivals.
A letter to the Standard argues for a salary raise for Bulte teachers to ensure year round work, noting women readers largely oppose the move. The writer, praising women’s influence and maternal stakes, asserts the proposal would not raise taxes and highlights gendered opinions in the debate.
New York on May 20 reports John D Rei seller now valued above $200,000,000 as Standard QU dissolution adds over $100,000,000 to oiling stock holdings. Newspaper statisticians estimate annual income near $60,000 and over $140 a minute in the test year.
A letter from SOLTIL BUTTE TAXPAYERS urges the school board to raise teachers salaries to at least 100 dollars a month, arguing funds exist in treasuries and the public will not be taxed extra. It warns that teachers influence school board elections and asks trustees to act favorably to let educators work across the coming year.
Baseball note covers Klein and Mears set for last game today. Wiein stacks five hits against the Senators earlier, while Klein opposes Mest mother porterwheelers in the opener. Schedule mentions times and upcoming matches with Senators and Mana linon, Halena, and Metlafforty.
The document details a divorce proceeding involving RIC DIVARE and Sheela Dixpaten with Lewistown jurisdiction and May dates. It notes the wife’s marriage at Roll tn laa, the husband’s desertion at Croat aire In TOK, and a decree awarding $000 alimony. It also mentions Helin Midas buying salt against Homer Maddox to secure a land dispute, with marriage in St. Louis in 1H.
The article reports Maxwell winning the road race with a 418 percent time, Voran second, Lindsay third, and Gams sixth. Race started from Montana Yoel, with results listing handicaps for Gans, Carroll, Newsome, Lindsay, and others. Officials note a possible semi Marathon on June 1 and postrace plans for a straightaway or relay with Connell store employees proposing wagers.
The international shooting contest ended today with Captain W of the Massachusetts volunteer militia scoring the best among civilians at 283 points. Argentina's Wie placed second and Sand Petit of Argentina finished third.
Sneelas dispersed to the Standard Bozeman May 1. President OL A. Gasd aw of the Gallatin Valley rails and Engineer M. M. Reeder of the Telegraph, plan evening private trip after a day in the city. Discuss preparations for Ley Creek branch and overhead errors. Grade and construction notes indicate work on the two mile Teith segment to begin soon.
A Canadian judge released a man wanted in Washington after he refused to pay extradition fees. The detainee, named in the readable text as McDonald, faced burglary charges in Washington state. He was to be sent to Vancouver under U.S. custody, but the decision hinged on payment of extradition costs and the authorities’ stance on the case.
In Los Angeles May Day reports, Bert M. Franklin’s cross examination, planned by defense attorney Clarence Darrow in the McNamara case, will occupy much of the week. Franklin, who testified about a bribery scheme involving Darrow, is nearing the end of his testimony on the attempted bribery of Lockwood as jurors court observers wait outside.
The San Francisco Bulletin presents a May installment of Abraham Ruef’s autobiography titled In the Net of the Bosses. It portrays Kelly and Grimming as central figures in civic corruption, detailing a leadership conference at the saloon and discussions of party strategy, patronage, and influence with judges and officials.
Mrs Melang, 62, died after six weeks illness at St Ann's hospital. Born in Trolland, she lived in Anaconda for 18 years with husband and family. Survived by daughter Mary Ann of Anaconda and nephews Chief of Police O'Brien and Pat O'Brien. Anaconda, Montana.
The scene on 113 Cedar Street featured new tuner arrangements and performances at Tool theater with a bustling lineup. Sunny and Tyne performed to keep the crowd engaged while Mandy Came ta awn presented a vivid entertainment sequence, with Une Thantoaseyt as a leading player. A very interesting edition highlighted by Had Tne yeatinent and a Yellowstone National sequence drew attention for its showmanship and local flavor.
A picture titled Park displayed chosen scenes from the great park while Lonesome Miss Wiggs, a comedy, drew laughs from the audience. Also popular was O Leave Me Not, Dear Hoar, and the curtain will rise again tonight for This DNL.
A garbled report mentions Wydiaihonen of Germany and Bornstein from the United States with ties to New York and London. It notes delays and a past posting in Paris, referencing a consul and frontier context amid unclear events.
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