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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
26
Nervous indigestion gas and upset stomach cited as solved by Pape's Diapepsin. Take a cent trial tablet from any pharmacist and expect relief within five minutes. Claim includes avoidance of sour belching and stomach odors, with digestion happening as if the stomach weren’t there.
A promotional note urges manufacturers to advertise in newspapers as the quickest way to reach the actual buying public. It emphasizes researching local conditions before spending on ads and offers cooperation from the Bureau of Advertising to learn regional business conditions.
Seattle bound I W W protesters, jailed four days, planned coast action after leaving Butte. Spokesman Shapeers said their aim was free speech and to join Seattle fight against Judge Humphries. Also reports a brief honeymoon jail scene with Bruce Ferguson and wife escalating to court action.
Multiple witnesses identified a body in Woodville as Ivanoff but one man arrived in Butte claiming to be alive. He presented a working rumor and newspapers as proof, challenging the burial and sparking confusion about the fate of Ivanoff.
The missoula dispatch reports a district trial where Clyde Humphrey faced charges over neglect after his wife’s death. The jury found the father not guilty of some charges but held he failed to provide for his children, leading to custody changes. Deputy Will Cavey testified as the principal witness. Mabel Humphrey described conditions as inhuman. A dinner notice for Grace Church on Friday October 13 was also listed.
New York Oct 15. Mr Heinze states he was defrauded by Edwin Gould and others. He describes a scheme affecting his interests and asserts actions by multiple parties tied to a trust and related dealings. The case centers on alleged misrepresentation and improper conduct in financial arrangements and legal proceedings.
In Cleveland Asa Anderson’s injunction suit to stop banning the tango at his dancing school a pupil performed a tango in a hall beneath the judge’s courtroom. Judge Vickery will rule tomorrow on whether tango dancing can continue. Special dispatch reports from Lewistown where Jack Spencer faced Judge Ayers on forgery charges, pleading guilty and receiving two years in prison for a $35 forged check.
Livingston reports strong rejoicing as the first track laying westward through Dawson County starts. The Great Northern cutout from New Rockford, N.C., to Great Falls via Lewistown begins with a stretch from Fairview near the Dakota line to Fox Lake.
WE GAME Chicago reports thirty five games to be played in the United States by the White Sox giants, launching their world tour in Cincinnati this Saturday. From Oct 18 they schedule daily games through Nov 19 weather permitting.
North Butte copper costs sit near 94 cents, not yet at nine cents, awaiting Granite Mountain shaft completion to 2800 feet. Production aims at 430 million pounds annually in 1914, with underground gains and over one million tons werven. market pricing lags despite strong reserves from Snowball and Berlin veins. Thompson Towle & Co. expresses strong confidence in North Butte management and potential from the 1000 acres of new territory.
A mysterious stranger armed with a revolver and dagger was arrested amid a royal gala at the court theater. He believed Saxony’s king and Russia’s Grand Duke Cyril would be in attendance and was lured from the crowd as the royal procession passed. He was later escorted to another theater.
Broadway patrons may see the $100,000 photoplay masterwork Les Miserables tonight and over Oct 17 18 19 with a Sunday matinee. The film runs two and a half hours with one intermission in nine reels and features famed French stage actors including Henri Kraus Ventura Ettavant and Mlle. Ventura in key roles.
A dramatic portrayal of mobs clashing with soldiers during the terror in Paris is hailed as highly realistic and intense. The review notes strong points across the work and mentions admission charges of 50 and 25 cents. The text also covers a separate item about mail carried by aeroplane from Villa Coublay and personnel changes on a board in New Haven and Portland.
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