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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
14
Nervous dyspepsia gas or indigestion relief is claimed with Pape's Diapepsin. A single dose digests meal foods in five minutes, reducing sour stomach belching headaches and stomach heaviness. Ad text touts large family size and home relief from indigestion for many meals.
The crowd from Butte heads to Seattle for a free speech confrontation after two days in Silver Bow County. The group, linked to the Industrial Workers of the World, plans action on the coast while avoiding further jail time. Jail officials report no immediate trouble anticipated. Meanwhile, John Skubilla, a resident of Butte, dies at 145 East Second Street after a six week illness, aged 45. Surviving wife, children, and relatives in Austria, San Francisco, and Pennsylvania mourn his death.
A compact guide urges manufacturers to study local conditions before investing in a shaft, likening it to digging for gold. It promotes newspapers as the fastest way to reach buyers and notes that the American Newspaper Publishers Association will help manufacturers learn regional business conditions.
A murder victim identified as Ivanoff by several residents turned out to be alive when he walked into Butte on Monday. He had been working upstate and had not seen any papers declaring him dead, prompting a reburial decision.
Missoula report of a district court trial in which Clyde Humphrey was found unfit to care for his daughter Mabel and two sons. The jury ruled the children to be a state charge and Judge Patterson would decide their disposition in a few days. Witness Mabel testified to acts of inhumanity while the case was prosecuted by Deputy State Tumane Officer Witt Cave. Dinner at Grace Church Friday from 5 to 8:30 pm.
Bruce Verguson, 26, a real estate agent, spends a four day jail term after a heated honeymoon quarrel with his 24-year-old bride. He says jealous wife attacked him, he armed himself with scissors and a hatpin, and plans to press self defense in police court. The couple had married days earlier in a ceremony performed by Justice Doran.
Augustus Heinze, filing in the supreme court, says Edwin Gould and others defrauded him of 76,000 in notes dated October 2 2007. He claims Gould and Norge and Miles H O'Brien manipulated stock in Mercantile National Bank to mislead him and secure favorable options.
In Cleveland a court session featured Asa Anderson and a female pupil performing a tango beneath Judge Vickery’s courtroom as part of a injunction suit to allow tango at his dancing school. Music came from a graphophone while Meyers, city dance inspector, is addressed. A judicial opinion on whether tango dancing will be allowed is expected tomorrow.
Jack Spencer, nearly 21, faced Judge Ayers on forgery charges and pleaded guilty. A forged $55 check shown he was not severely intoxicated at the time. He received a two year sentence in the penitentiary.
Special Dispatch reports substantial rejoicing as work started on the westward track along the Great Northern line from New Rockford North Carolina to Great Falls via Twistown. The segment to Iron Tabyles near the Dakota line reached Fox Like.
Chicago October 1 Thirty two games set in the United States for the White Sox Giant stars who begin their world tour in Cincinnati Saturday. They will play daily from October 18 to November 18 weather permitting before heading to the Orient.
Rosa Demings, a Contra Costa waitress, was alleged to have looted the siege site. Calixico, known as the alleged warden, was captured by Sheriff Mobley Meadows and confessed to the crime. The arrest occurred in Calico, California, on an October date.
North Butte copper output remains above the six-cent level but below the cent threshold. Production aims for 20,000,000 pounds annually once the Granite Mountain shaft reaches 2800 feet and the Spor alator shaft is completed. Reserves exceed 1,900,000,000 pounds with underground operations strong though market fears persist due to stock issuance and copper price volatility.
A mysterious stranger armed with a dagger and a revolver was arrested last night near the city theater. The man hid a rented room above the street where King Fredericx and Grand Duke Cyril of Teussia were to pass en route to a gala performance, triggering a security scramble before the suspect was moved to another chamber.
Patrons may look forward to the $100000 photo play masterpiece Les Miserables at Broadway tonight with shows on Qet 13, 18 and 19 and Sunday. The two and a half hour performance opens at 8 o clock sharp and runs nine reels. The film faithfully adapts Victor Hugo to the screen and features noted actors from Paris stages.
The article lauds the story's dramatic intensity amid mob and soldier clashes during the Paris terror era. It praises numerous merits of the work, noting admission charges of 30 and 50 cents and recounts a courier carrying 22 pounds of letters from St Julien Bevehevelte to the Wagt Indice and Central America, sent by automobile to the seawore and boarded on the steamer Peron.
A French airman was reportedly shot down early morning near Villa Goublay, Prance. Lieutenant Andre Hor appears among the casualties, with details incomplete due to damaged transmission from the incident.
Howard Elliott former president of New Haven tall frond was elected a director of Maine Central at the annual stockholders meeting. T. De Witt Cuylor of Philadelphia, a New Haven director, was also added to the board.
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