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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
2
Report says the Ophir mine may reopen within days as miners claim $12,000 in wages and a further $20,000 owed. Windsor Nova Scotia broker QC Curry notes the mill shutdown left ore on hand to settle debts if cashived, with the Ophir plant described as modern and capable.
Reorganization plans total about 60 000 for the district and its installation. Wresman Davison and associates push to restore Butte Central with 12 000 owed to operators and miners addressed first. Financing arranged for 320 000 obligations as Elk and the Butte, Weldom and Pacific railroad promotion proceeds through the Big Hole basin toward the Elk mining district. Mr Curry to stay a few days then proceed to Vancouver.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a drill contest won by Butte with the Gold Fellows grand lodge event closing before 8 this morning. Washington Conterville placed poorly, Missoula and Bozeman followed with strong scores. Grand officers for Bozeman, Center street, and Missoula were named, along with appointed officers and Reberals leaders. A large Odd Fellows procession and campus visit followed the meeting with tomorrow’s encampment day and degree of chivalry planned.
Detectives arrest Genge Clark and Tom Vaughn after a South Main street sting. They allegedly posed as members of a valley and men’s association to solicit funds for an injured railroad worker. A torn subscription with forged lumber stamps backed the claim, and the publicized case limited takings to about 31 dollars. Clark and Vaughn deny the charges and await merchants’ identification efforts.
A tall man named Con Allensworth, known for a prized goose from Red Rock, plans a feast with friends. The night spirals as the goose vanishes after a tavern gathering, leaving only the box and a tale of stolen poultry in a Windsor buffet.
C B Waters state manager for Remington and Miss Mary Eligabeth Vogt wed recently in Butte. A noisy parade accompanied the couple from the ceremony to the depot before a honeymoon trip to Portland. Many dignitaries and dozens of attendees from Helena Great Falls Missoula and surrounding towns sent congratulations and gifts. The event was celebrated with bands cowbells and a public procession through the Bagdad patrol district.
Sheriff Joriscot Under Sheriff Smith and Deputy Larkin rounded up a wandering stranger near Beck's ranch by Crys prings. The unnamed man conversed in several languages but could not identify himself. A solitary clue was a card bearing words Monia Seite Cherry street St. Paws.
Sheriff Driscoll and deputy Noonka arrived late to an unexpected inquiry into alleged gambling at a residence. They found no evidence of gambling progress as they surveyed halls once linked to such activity. Gaelic language instruction continues in two towns as part of a revival program.
A Ford automobile ride ended in tragedy when forest ranger Harry Hungate, 28, leaped from a speeding Cadillac to reclaim a hat from a woman in the back seat. Hungate was killed instantly near Regan's Road House as the car, driven by J W Rowlett, allegedly traveled at 40 to 55 mph. The incident followed prior trouble with Hungate at a Melrose murder case two years earlier. Authorities removed the body to Duggan’s undertaking rooms and noted the surviving family remains in Idaho.
Twenty four bishops gathered at Shrewsbury for the annual fall meeting of the College of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The gathering will discuss church administration problems across the region.
Havana Oct 22 The executive committees of the national liberal party issue a manifesto blaming President Menocal for current conditions and refusing to attend extra sessions on constitutional concerns. It warns the proposed loan may become invalid and suggests revising will servile law to protect workers. A central liberal assembly convenes Nov 4 to decide the party's future course.
Italian cement worker Onegay Pregu denied naturalization after admitting anarchist beliefs. He says he would rather remain an anarchist yet become a citizen of the United States. A deputy official questioned his understanding of anarchist meaning. The case is retried before the central naturalization commission.
A classic advertisement extols Papes Diapepsin as a rapid remedy for indigestion gas sour stomach and heartburn. It promises quick relief within minutes from a trusted brand with a money back guarantee and asserts the product is harmless and essential for homes.
An advertisement urges cleanliness as the first law of health. It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets as an internal cleanser to keep organs pure and health good, mentioning Fuller Drug Company, Amiconia, Newbra Drug Company, and Butte.
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