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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1913
Page
7
Readable ad lists pillow cases 45x36 inches for Spreng wt Lae and 35s with 250 embroidered motifs. Also offers table damask in 55¢ to 95¢ ranges, napkins and satin damask fabrics in various patterns and finishes. Includes descriptions of fast color table damask and red damask options.
Secretary Redfield appeals the board of commerce to fund a broad reform plan and vigorous export promotion. He outlines a reform of commercial representation, creation of specialized supervisory posts, and a push to expand investigations into trade and industry. He cites pottery and food exports as areas needing support and notes the country’s role as a food supplier and the growing dominance of manufactured goods in exports.
A large funeral in Berlin honored 81 victims of Feray's disaster aboard the Zappalee ship, with the emperor, his son, the empress, and crown prince in attendance. Carl Zeppelin attended the ceremony as thousands gathered. a white-haired boy amid mourners clutched his machine gun strapped to a street, while injuries were noted. In Gettysburg, Dr. Charles J. Goldsborough, veteran explorer, died at his home after crossing the continent following the California gold discovery. He served on the Tinton side in the war, was captured at Libby Prison, and later exchanged.
The Protestant Episcopal church today moved to operate with an International committee on marriage and divorce. A resolution called for an international congress in May at the Panama Exposition in San Francisco to awaken conscience about divorce and remarriage. The house of deputies adopted the resolution without opposition. A missionary was chosen for the new mission board to promote the teaching of Holy Scriptures in public schools.
Four thousand painters who had been on strike for two months went back to work in Chicago on October 21. The union agreed to pay a $2,000 fund under protest and plans to appeal to the American Federation of Labor through the building trades council.
Government chemists discovered colonies of germs in a letter sent to Mrs Frederick Steele a wealthy suburban resident. The letter warned of infection and demanded money in return for a serum that could cure her. The exact germ type could not be identified.
In Lisbon on October 21 groups opposed to the government attacked police stations and republican guard detachments, attempting to free political prisoners from Tamyeiro jail. Authorities reportedly quelled the outbreaks and the government declares itself master of the situation.
Washington January 21. Billions of dollars for the federal government depend on the outcome of corporate tax cases argued today before the Supreme Court. The Strattons Limited of Colorado face a dispute over whether mine profits taken as sale price are income or capital gains under the law.
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