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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1913
Page
16
Billings dispatch reports Clyde H. Murray, 83, found dead with a gunshot wound to the eye after returning from services. Deputies arrested Roy Johnson and William Pields on suspicion. an inquest is set for Huntley tomorrow, as authorities investigate the shooting near a labor project.
Postponement announced for the World’s Christian Endeavor convention that was to convene in Sydney in early March 1914 due to smallpox in Sydney. Rev Francis B Carke president of the organization conveyed the cablegram announcing the delay. Cracow Poland reports a population of 16818 and Japan uses 75009 acres for tobacco raising.
Rumors of a settlement in the litigation between the Andaconda Copper Mining company and the Butte-Balaklava Copper Mining company were renewed in Butte. Officers of Butte-Balaklava reportedly acknowledged pending negotiations while Duluth executives Freimuth and Percival were in town for matters related to the case. Anaconda vice president Kelley was away, and no official statement was issued.
In To diagapolia Indiana October Hilaira Emmeline Pankhurst known as the Tagliah uf fragette could not address the Women s Franchise League of Indiana in the city. Yeane officials canceled the engagement after Mrs Pankhurst asked to take up a collection in addition to the agreed speaking fee. Mrs GM Henderson secretary said the militant would do a collection and the engagement was called off.
New York Oct 27 The closing session of the ninth triennial World's Women's Christian Temperance Union in Brooklyn featured dresses by delegates from 30 countries. Lady Aurea Howard was re elected president as Mrs Lil Man Stevens presented a commemorative autograph book. Delegates sang national anthems and the meeting closed with God Be With You Till We Meet Again, raising 1000 in collections. The next world convention is likely to be held in Australia in 1018.
Calumet Michigan October strike talks failed to end the copper country dispute as former Sheriff James Byers and Circuit Judge P H O'Brien pressed for a settlement. Strikers offered to drop the strike if they could keep union memberships without discrimination, but operators rejected the condition as federation recognition. Authorities plan to seek another basis for agreement while hundreds more workers arrive by special trains, with deputies and militiamen on hand to maintain order.
In Dallas on October 2, 1500 telegraphers of the Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway threatened to strike after General Manager W A Webb refused to discuss their demands before December 15. The union seeks a 10 hour day a 29 percent raise a six day week and adherence to Order of Telegraphers rules as the men decide within 24 hours whether to strike.
The text argues the tonsil serves mechanical roles as buffer and cushion and notes famed voices may come from large tonsils. It criticizes widespread removal, cites university professors restricting informal tonsil operations, and praises a New York Medical Record for conservative stance. Also mentions over 56,090 potters employed in Staffordshire, England.
The Universal markets a complete line of copper cookware with guarantees. Percolators range from 2.50 to 20 dollars while chafing dishes cost five dollars and up to cook ware including knives forks and spoons. A cook book is available upon request.
Los Angeles Oct 27 Mrs C A Frost of Hollywood drowned in Balboa bay while trying to rescue her year old son who also died as he slipped from her arms. The mother was swept against a rock jetty and could not overcome the current. Goshen Oct 27 The indictment against Burton W Gibson New York lawyer over the 1912 death of Rosa Menschik Szabo by strangulation at Greenwood Lake was dismissed as juries failed to agree.
Dr. Richard B. Faulkner of Columbia University writes on the tonsil and the voice warning physicians not to destroy a natural organ. He argues enucleation sacrifices inherent values and cautions against unnecessary removal in treating throat conditions.
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a quick gentle remedy for indigestion sour stomach and gas. It promises relief from upset stomachs by aiding digestion so one may eat favorite foods without fear. The ad claims a 50 cent large case available at drug stores and urges readers to avoid continuing with a weak troubled stomach.
The speech argues Latin American emancipation from foreign investment dominance, praising Latin American dignity and resilience. It warns against policy tied to material gain, urging equal terms, mutual respect, and friendship with the United States while resisting exclusive foreign control. The speaker stresses prudent, principled diplomacy over purely financial interests.
The speaker speaks of human rights true liberty and opportunity over material interests. He argues policy must be guided by morality, not expediency, and commits to friendship with Latin America while stressing nations grow through freedom. He envisions a future where justice shines as humanity advances.
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