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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
10
Mrs. Amy Peterson of Lakeville Massachusetts says she suffered chronic indigestion cramps gas and bloating eating caused misery. After taking Tanlac she claims to feel strong again gained weight and improved health. Tanlac sold locally by Fuller Drug and other druggists.
A penniless homemaker describes debilitating backache and fatigue that hindered daily tasks until Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her mobility. She reports regained ability to walk blocks, manage housework, and sleep better, endorsing the remedy with gratitude.
A historic ad extols Dr F M Edwards, treating women for liver and bowel ailments for 17 years. It touts a nightly olive tablet remedy made of nine vegetable ingredients with olive oil, claimed to cleanse the liver and bowels and improve pale complexions. Available 15 and 30 cents.
Reports from Cleveland and Chicago show maintained labor board talks and railroad executives meeting to avert a nationwide strike set for Oct. 30. Leaders from maintenance of way and conductors urge cooperation, while government officials weigh a wage-cut plan and emergency operations to keep trains running.
Helena October 19 State Forester R P McLaughlin announced the sale of 2 000 000 feet of timber in Flathead county to John E Warner of Nyack. The contract covers pine fir and larch at 3 dollars per 1 000 feet. On November 7 the state land board will review several proposals for sales in the northwest.
City council discussed salaries for police and firemen and reviewed a table comparing monthly pay across cities. Firemen and policemen were seeking to keep current rates of 150 dollars per month, amid debates over adjustments and fund plans for city bonds.
In Philadelphia, Sarah Graham Mulhall former New York narcotic control deputy urged action as she described alarming rise in drug addiction. She cited high school students arrested for dealing narcotics to peers during hockey games to profit at two cents per package. Police records note several children aged 12 to 15 arrested in one day. The American Humane Society plans to send her address to Congress state legislators and clergy nationwide.
Premier Briand told the Anglo American Press Association that the conference must succeed to ensure world peace. He noted France’s long-standing pursuit of arbitration and urged reducing military burdens on nations like France that sacrificed during the war.
Helen Fitzpatrick, 10 year old daughter of a Chicago policeman, vanished yesterday afternoon and was found unconscious in a coal shed near her home. Doctors say she was assaulted. she described being lured by a negro and taken to a house for hours before being returned. Her dog, missing then, was found nearby.
A New York financier, Lamont, prepared to depart for New York this Friday. He offered no details about negotiations with the Bescon government or whether an agreement had been reached. Lamont stated a formal statement would follow, while Afghan officials remained reticent on the talks. Bombardment history notes are mentioned later in the text.
Milwaukee packing house workers vote with about 80 percent in favor of a strike according to an unnamed union official. East St. Louis district ballots show roughly 18 to 1 in favor. Chicago reports no tabulation yet though earlier counts showed around 85 percent backing a strike. The dispute stems from packers refusing to recognize unions after wartime Alschuler agreement expired.
The unions vote to strike if the Packers refuse recognition, arguing majority support, while the Packers claim union members are in the minority. A walkout could disrupt the packing industry if not resolved.
E Murray, long in San Francisco and other coast cities for weeks settling his uncle James A Murray estate, arrived in Butte last night aboard the Milwaukee from Seattle. He said there was nothing new to add to reports of the heirs vast estate compromise.
Associated Press reports the trial of revolutionists linked to the Kapp uprising is postponed. Defendants including leaders are to be brought together for trial abroad if warranted. Mastermind Kapp has not declared surrender.
The Associated Press notes the Irish conference meeting will be held Friday morning. Amateur football results show the Jensen Cubs defeating the Depot Cubs by 60 to 1 in a one sided game. Sandy Bidrecains Hidrecan Jimmy Ha are named in the lineup. Former champion dies in Montreal, Kennedy, promoter and light heavyweight wrestling figure, dies age near.
A woman who heard the shot identified Chin Sing as the man fleeing Chong Sing’s storefront murder at 222 South Wyoming Street last Thursday night. Chin Sing was found near a doorstep in the Cabbage Patch. Police note the motive linked to Tong wars and Chong’s opposition to joining a powerful Chinese tong.
A woman, Mrs M B Hurley, reports two youths about 15 and 17 snatched her purse at 10:15 PM in the 0 block of West Park Street. They fled down an alley after grabbing the pocketbook containing $4.28 in silver. Both boys wore blue shirts overalls and caps, with no coats.
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