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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
10
A brief advertisement touts Danderine claiming a few cents buys the product and after use no fallen hair or dandruff remains. It asserts every hair gains life and brightness with more color and thickness.
Witness Marsh testifies about campaign money networks and multiple aligned groups including the National Young Men's Republican League and the Southern Protective Tariff association. He cites large contributions from bankers, former diplomats, and top industrialists while noting partisan funding patterns and proposed reforms.
The speaker estimated about 30000 in total costs with exact figures pending returns from many correspondents whose employers pay their travel. He noted Franklin Roosevelt, the vice presidential candidate, spent roughly 8160 on his trip.
P B Moore of Youngstown Ohio pre convention manager for Governor Cox will leave for Chicago tonight as the personal representative of the Democratic presidential nominee to present data to a Senate sub committee on campaign expenditures. He supports Governor Coxs charge that the Republican committee is raising a 15 million dollar campaign fund. The announcement came after an all day conference with Senator Atlee Pomerene.
Charles Cooley born November 16 1897 in Anaconda drowned Friday in Seattle. A Navy veteran, he visited Anaconda after service and reenlisted on returning to the coast. Parents Mr and Mrs Ed Cooley of Saile’s Gulch plus two brothers and two sisters survive. body recovery status undetermined.
San Francisco dated Sept 1 the Western headquarters of the Republican National Committee issued a statement claiming California indorsed Senator Harding and his policies in no uncertain fashion following Samuel M Shortridge nomination as the Republican candidate for United States senator from California with a smashing plurality estimated at more than 50 000 California endorsed Harding.
Newark New Jersey c Wagner a professional animal trainer faced a city health board order to dispose of homing pigeons that nuisance neighbors claimed. After a week he reported selling the birds twice but they returned each time, noting his prior work with larger animals met such mandates yet not birds.
In Muncie Indiana Mrs Rebecca Besser 72 dies at home just after saying her wish to die with her husband had not come true. She sits down to wait as funeral for Frederick F Besser is held 24 hours later after a church service was postponed. The two were to be buried in a single service separate from the original plan.
An unknown man about 55, walking along the Warm Springs railroad just after noon, was struck and killed by a Milwaukee train while engrossed in a book titled The Border Legion. The victim’s body lies at P. J. Finnegan in Anaconda, with Coroner Mahoney set to hold an inquest at 7:30 p.m. The man was 5 feet 8 inches, about 165 pounds, wearing a blue serge Symons coat, tan shoes, gray flannel shirt, overalls, and a dark gray overcoat. a Casper Herald dated July 3 was found in his hat band.
Reports from Chatterey in the coal strike country say firing continued through the night. Attacks were renewed on mine No 2 of the Thacker Coal company. Federal soldiers were dispatched to reinforce both locations.
In Johnstown Pennsylvania, John H. Cover, 28, survived a brutal neck trauma with two broken vertebrae overlapping and two others jammed, the base axis displaced slightly. He remains alert, ambulatory, and fully capable of conversation despite the injuries.
H W Rodgers transacted business yesterday in Butte. Miss Viola Tuchscherer returned from a week with former schoolmates in Missoula. Mr and Mrs Robert Pong of Kellogg Idaho visited Mr and Mrs A J Tuchscherer en route to Yellowstone Park. Miss Mary Naughton of 404 Cherry street recovers from appendectomy at St James hospital Butte. Mrs John Wise left for Menasha Wis via Billings after visiting her sister. Mrs Dan Lucier spent last week in Missoula. Marriage of F D Williams and Mrs A G McIntyre announced earlier was erroneous. St Peters Aid Society to be entertained in school gym tonight. Cards at 8 o'clock. limited quarters for children. Democratic county central committee to meet Friday at 7:30 at city clerk office.
Harvey's minstrels performed at the Margaret Theater last evening to a large audience. The show was praised as one of the best colored organizations to visit the city and made a decided hit with all who saw it.
R Young, an evangelist, died near Parker after being struck by two heavy poles while helping dismantle the tent that served as his revival venue. Police and local officials labeled it a tragic accidental death connected to the collapse of the moving church.
The 1920 City League baseball season ends due to lack of interest with Knights of Columbus declared pennant winners. The commission will award watch fobs from a major eastern maker to the winning club’s players at a Sept. 11 event before the intercity championship game with the A. C. G. M’s of Butte.
Vacancies on the local democratic central committee were filled at a meeting last evening in city hall. Barney V. Hogan was elected chairman and IF M. Davidson secretary. Thomas A. Sullivan was selected as local representative on the democratic state central committee. Precinct vacancies filled: No. 3 W. C. Fears, No. 10 James Hamill, No. 12 Owen Finnegan, No. 13 Dr. J. M. Scanland, No. 14 James Lappin Jr., No. 15 William Callan, No. 16 Pp. Monohan, No. 18 David Law.
On August 25 Miss Frances Isabella Smith, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Smith of this city, married Thomas Franklin Buckhouse of Missoula. Rev Father Brown officiated at the ceremony held at the bride’s parents summer home on Rattlesnake Creek with Miss Esther Fos of Spokane as bridesmaid and Arthur Templeton of Missoula as best man.
Fragmentary OCR record shows an Elks lodge notice for a regular meeting and initiation event. It lists a time around 8 20 or 9 20 and references I H Clinton as secretary, with others unnamed. The text is incomplete but indicates an official lodge gathering with initiations.
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