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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
11
Butte railroad conductor George Busch speaks from 41 Utah Ave about Plant Juice aiding digestion. He claims one bottle lifted stomach trouble and urges others with indigestion or poor appetite to try the tonic. Sold by Smith Bros Co in Anaconda and Nowhere Drug Store in Butte.
Henry Miller appears at the Broadway tonight in The Rainbow a new vehicle praised for sentiment and family appeal. The production features notable players from the recent metropolitan run and marks Miller s first Northwest Pacific coast engagement with the play, set in New York and Long Island locales.
Vienna reports women in Albania and Epirus taking part in fighting. Albanian women and men fought side by side in Tirana on Sept 3, with 1219 Serbs killed and 209 taken prisoner. Greek women near Korcë and Kerliza organize into a company under Greek officers.
Dover reports an early morning blaze at Hagland’s Tanious old historic homes in Walderahire Park tansion, residence of the Bacot Guthford. No evidence found linking suffragettes to the fire.
Prominent disputes unfold in Butte court as Nelson McGarvin sues Joseph Kove over two notes from 1968 and 1905 era rates. McGarvin seeks principal, interest, taxes, and attorney fees with a foreclosure aim if judgment is granted. Also notes on family allowance for Davis widow and civil actions against county and police reinstatement.
The British admiralty announced an important victory for the dockworkers unions today. It grants official recognition and allows dockyard workers to select their own representatives with union leaders present. The move also permits government employees in related roles to join in these arrangements and to meet with workers at London or the dockyards.
Hartford CT Sept 0 Charles Gilbert aged 74 long time Connecticut state prison inmate died today from heart disease. He was the oldest inmate and in 1866 received a life term for killing Henry Caldwell, a US war recruiting claimant. He said his father’s death prompted his refusal to testify against his father, whom he claimed killed Caldwell.
In Boise Idaho yesterday a district court granted a divorce to Dolly Andrus wife of Frank R Andrus proprietor of a grocery store at 1009 Smith Avenue. They wed March 2 1909 in Boise and have no children. Alimony was not awarded. property rights settled out of court. The second decree granted to Edna Thompson married to Thomas Brady cites abandonment and desertion since May 4 1998 and requests restoration of her maiden name. Walter D Carls cited for contempt for neglecting alimony payments after a court order on June 7 last.
A two part military drama The Sergeant leads a frontier post narrative about a wayward son who betrays the pay train to a gang. A Sergeant saves the boy and punishes the bandits. Itsy Bee company presents an elaborate production with Gaumont newsreels and Victorama features. Also includes Hebel funeral Pegoud events Big Tim Sullivan and other entertainments.
The feature offering Our Wives promises a funny story as two young men pursue lovers while wives, mother and daughter, provide comic complications. The closing scene has husbands making the wives beg forgiveness. Children’s showings and a separate feature The Love of Peanuts are noted.
Virginia, George, aged 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs Grarge of North Menderville, died at home after several months illness from valvular heart trouble. A pupil at Franklin School, she was cherished by family and friends. She leaves sisters Evelyn Irena Edna and brothers Frant Howard Frei and her parents. Funeral likely tomorrow at Holy Savior Church.
George Andrew a 30 year old section laborer said he slept soundly in railroad yards when $11 was stolen from under his pillow by Gust Mondalos a well dressed man seen nearby. Mondalos was arrested on a robbery charge as Andrew recalled the incident and debated hiding the money.
Protesters in Butte rally against the effort to pardon Richard Orchard, the central figure in the Moyer-Haywood-Pettibone trial. Attorneys and miners argue relief would aid prison release, while opponents warn of miscarriage of justice and potential unrest in Montana mining communities.
Promotional note touts Mayer as a clever purveyor of pure gems offering a money back guarantee with every diamond and a 10 percent restocking fee on returns. Gems sold at uniform prices with no markup on intake, claims credibility and reliability of the store.
A local notice reports Andrew Wanhainen 20 died after injuries from a fall at West Gray Took mine on Saturday while working on a raise. He lived at 734 Broadway and died at Mt Tames hospital. An inquest is planned for October 6.
The season opens today for big game and waterfowl with elk deer moose and other species listed. Daily limits include five deer or pheasants per hunter and a 40 bird duck limit until January 1. Hunters are urged to follow state regulations and check with the county office for details.
Miss Bertha Leavengood testified she found Holmes shot in the temple after a streetcar ride dispute. The coroner's jury ruled Holmes shot himself while temporarily insane, with no clear reason for self destruction.
Thomas Mott Osborne, head of the site advisory for prison reform, completed the first term at Auburn prison today after a transfer from prison to study prisoner renditions. Reports show a routine day with meals and work, while communications are restricted to the warden and prison officials.
At a meeting in Seting, the diplomatic corps votes in favor of recognizing the Chinese republic. A date for recognition will be announced after the election of the president in January. A committee studies presidency laws and five year terms with one reelection eligibility. Yuan Shikai supporters claim recognition is assured.
The Aurora, a new type of cruiser, was launched at an English yard and joined the British navy. Described by Winston Spencer Churchill as a powerful vessel, it carries 3,302 guns and speeds 2 knots, uses fuel for motive power, and features iron armor along its length and heavy armament. Further ships of this class are under construction for the air navy.
In Yukon, three armed men forced workers into submission at a Yukon Gold Company sluice. They robbed the site of tools and concentrated gold with others thrown into a ditch. Names Milford Wathlayed and Pred Bowers listed among attackers.
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