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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1913
Page
10
Anaconda city notices cover marriages births business visits and arrivals. J J Seabo leaves for Seattle and J W Beam plans a deer hunt while M M Moss visits from Wisdom. Local ads promote hats pianos rugs and furniture with rail for travel and entertainment.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Washington news that Kirkland, named for solicitor of the Internal Revenue Service, will not obtain the post. President Wilson will assign him another Treasury appointment, details undisclosed, while Lille France notes a French airman winged over enemy lines in a head-down dive.
In Whitehall on October 3 special dispatch reports Ora Tuttle, missing since November 2, 1910 while hunting with brothers Alvin and Rollie, found by hunter Baird near Willow Creek. Remains identified by corduroy suit, gold watch, and a gun. believed to have died from cold while trying to reach camp.
Special Dispatch to the Bandera Missoula Oct 3 The Montana Baptist convention in session here adopted resolutions to suppress white slavery in the Philippine islands and called for health certificates for marriage licenses. They condemned saloon and rack track gambling and praised those engaged in more praying while selecting Livingston as next meeting place and electing Rev Thomas L Huxley to deliver the annual sermon there next session.
A Northumberland miner and self-taught poet, Joseph Skipsey learned to read from pit hoardings and trap door intervals. He educated himself and became linked with Tennyson, Rossetti, Burne-Jones, Morris, and Lord Morley as a pitman poet and lyricist.
A thrilling story and spectacular incidents headline a rare feature presentation. Keystone the funniest comedy ever made will be shown as four reels, delivering an extraordinary film experience.
Three students at San Francisco State Normal School refused to follow a new dress code banning Balkan and middy waists, slit skirts, and low necklines. After a campus vote, 10 of 39 opposed the policy. three held out, were confronted by President Frederick Burk, and suspended for noncompliance.
Sir George Biddell Airy told Atlantic cable pioneers that merging the cable to necessary depth is mathematically impossible and signals would fail at distance. He said a clock exposed to weather cannot keep five seconds a day. Lord Grimthorpe claimed a gravity design could achieve near perfect time with Greenwich observatory signals daily.
A Kentucky court tackled a spelling dispute as a superintendent gave a student 25 percent on spelling, while examiners marked the same pupil at 85 percent. The judge examined how handling mispelled words like protection affected the grade.
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