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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1913
Page
7
A dealer advertises a complete line of pearl goods including sleeve links and studs set in lh-carat gold with plain or engraved platinum bands. The new links are symmetrical on both sides and a few dumbbell links are available. No finer goods are available anywhere.
Local items report births at 611 Dakota street and 24 East Wootmas street, several residents preparing trips to Seattle Gonzaga and Oxford Junction, plus several letters about relatives traveling to Ireland and Mich. The Delineator and fashion reads are advertised at the P. O. news stand.
Mortis A. Davis, charged in an information fired by County Attorney McCaffery with perjury, entered a not guilty plea after a demurrer argued by Davis' lawyer J. A. Poor was overruled by Judge Donlan. The court set efforts for an early trial, with jurors to be obtained and a time to call the jury to be announced in two or three days. Postponements included contempt proceedings against Antone Garbarino and the Centennial Brewing case against C. Rameau. Executors and administrators were named for Catherine Byrne and Eric Kronholm estates, with petitions for probate continued. Special prices on Electric Light flour ad.
Coroner jury could not confirm suicide in Labouchere’s death near Melrose Montana. Witnesses described a dynamite cap in his mouth and a possible unknown assailant, with autopsy by Maginn and McCarthy showing fatal wounds. Labouchere had recently transferred two claims for support amid failing health and poverty.
James McDonald a 60 year old Canada native who lived in Montana 42 years died suddenly beside his engine at the Barus mine. He placer mined in Mitchell gulch and Neihart Broadwater mine before 18 years at Barus. He belonged to the But Stationary Engineers union and Wat camp Woodmen of the World No 163. Funeral set for 1215 North Excelsior Avenue with services at Immaculate Conception Church conducted by Men of the World.
The case brought by Abram G Lewis and others against Charles Steele seeks $25,000 in damages for the death of Mrs Rose Lewis after a collision with Ralph Steele's car. The dispute centers on alleged ordinance violations and the driving speed over city crossings. Judge McClernan will rule after considering motions to strike portions of the complaint.
Peter Sanger chief of the fire department will not be suspended pending the hearing of charges. Mayor Duncan writes that suspension is not required before the council reviews the case at the next meeting on September 1. The letter urges full investigation by the city council with no delay by personal action.
Chicago Sept 6 police in a dozen cities were asked to check records of residents listed in a "black book" of Chinese colonists found during the search for Charles Sing's killer. The document shows marginal notes in Chinese and a list of addresses, indicating possible crime rings.
Police temporarily lost the search for the Chinese killer as interpreters traced a book listing agencies for opium sales. The volume appeared to belong to a Chinese official involved in a smuggling ring, while over 20 white letters suggested a white slave ring was uncovered.
Washington September. The senate banking committee debated currency revision with plans to refund government notes under a 60 percent gold reserve and to amend the Aldrich Vreeland act. Chicago men Forgan Reynolds and Sol Wexler of New Orleans and Harvard's Sprague posed questions. Hearings likely extend into next week. The administration bill will reach the house Monday with a favorable banking committee report as debate starts early in the week.
An advertisement notes a new wallpaper sale from Schatzlein Paint Company at 1 West Broadway, with showings on Monday. The snippet estimates about 1,000 boys and girls attend the 13 Christian mission schools in Persia.
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