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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1913

Page

23

The Symons Store Ad Listing School Supplies

A compact ad lists school items for sale including penholders pencils erasers rulers slate tablets pencil boxes and composition books with varied prices. It markets brass edged rulers hard wood rulers slates and pencil sets plus assorted new items and small value items like 5 and 10 cent pens and books.

Symons

Army Lieutenant Love Dies In Airplane Crash At San Diego

First Lieutenant Moss L. Love of the Signal Corps USA was killed when his aeroplane fell from about 2000 feet and struck ground after a puff of smoke. Witnesses say the engine was not in use as the craft glided down. Capt. A S Cowan called Love careful and conservative. Locally he was a social favorite in Coronado and San Diego, about 33, unmarried, with a pilot license from the Aero Club of America.

San Diego Cal Moss L. Love Signal Corps U.S.A A. 8 Cowan Aviation Love Leutenant First Aero Squadron Army James M. Love Fairfax Coronado Aero Club ‘of America

Bus Plunges Over Embankment Near Estes Park

An automobile carrying 13 passengers on its Estes Park to Boulder run plunged over a steep embankment. Rescue teams raced to recover the injured and determine the cause of the crash.

Longmont Col Annie M Jackson Denver Lyons Estes Park Boulder

Convicts to Leave Prison for First State Honor Camp

Thirty inmates will depart Walla Walla for an Olympic Peninsula site to form Washington's first honor camp. Prisoners bound by honor to obey foremen, with 30 cents daily pay plus board and clothing. Funds to be retained until discharge, with limited ability to send money to families. Work includes road making as a condition of potential early release. Separate report notes escapes at Fort Madison where Harry Scanlon and James Gleason fled.

Olympia Wash Walla Walla Hachman Board of Control Witt

Mayor Gaynor sails to Europe amid mayoral race

New York Sept 4 Mayor Gaynor surprised friends and foes by sailing on the Baltic for a 20 day voyage to Europe to seek relief from a throat condition that hindered public speaking. He plans return Sept 2 on the same ship and had earlier proposed a Adirondack vacation. Three candidates enter the mayoral field as fusion and Independence League tensions cloud the ticket.

New York Gaynor Europe Baltic Aston Lahment Adirondacks Witiel Gayhor Independence League Board of Aldermen

Supreme Court blocks citizen papers for Seattle worker

The Washington Supreme Court denies Meyer Gorelick a writ to force King County to certify facts for appeal. Gorelick, discharged after a shop dispute amid IWW unrest, sought citizenship claiming withdrawal. Court rules no appeal in state or federal courts, except writs of error for improper procedure.

Olympia Wash Supreme Court Washington Supreme Court Meyer Gorelick King County Superior Court Gorelick Industrial Workers of the World Seattle

Tango Receives Approval for Dances Declared Proper

Bridgeport, Sept 4. The International Association of Masters of Dancing concluded a three day session approving certain dances. The tango hesitations and related steps were deemed proper when danced with decorum.

Bridgeport Conn International Associatin of Masters of Dancing Des ‘Orum Kelly Holyoke Maas Exon The Association Declan Hak

Edison in usual health afterBoston arrival

Lowell Mass Sept 4 Thomas A Edison inventor arrived from Boston last night and proceeded today by rail to Lake Sunapee New Hampshire. He is reported to have recovered from a severe cold contracted recently in Maine and plans to return to his laboratory at Orange New York.

Lowell Mass Thomas A. Edis Boston Atorile Lake Sunapee Juleson Maine Orange N.Y

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