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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1906
Page
22
The county holds a Mantle convention with large precinct turnout and broad delegate slate. Most precincts back the Mantle ticket with little opposition. a Mendale precinct shows a small rival ticket. Several delegates and alternates across numerous precincts are listed, signaling a wide party mobilization ahead of the state convention.
A German doctor and professor detail a report on beer’s health effects, highlighting a 1920s temperance stance. It cites Berlin researchers, U S commission data, and claims about beer’s food value, digestion, and suitability for home use, emphasizing Pabst Blue Ribbon beer as pure and nourishing.
Montana Liquor Co of Butte promotes home beer consumption with a call to order a case of Pabst Blue Ribbon. The ad targets local customers to purchase beer for enjoying at home today.
A heavy turnout of delegates met in the county court room to organize a socialist convention. George O Malley was nominated for state senator, with Ambrose as central chairman and others selected for treasury, clerk, auditor, coroner, and county officers. The ticket includes multiple legislators and county officials. the gathering adjourned after finalizing nominations amid some contention and questions about O Malley’s absence.
Police report the suspected holdup man at Bt Jamon Hospital with a gunshot wound talked wildly and could not clarify the crime. He wandered the room, demanded clothes, and claimed varying sums were taken from him. Doctors hold he remains under observation with little chance of immediate discharge.
A Chinatown suspect was charged after a theft at a Main Street restaurant. Henderson reported he woke to find his wallet missing from the table where he rested his head. Police were called and Ling was found with no further evidence.
Jim Thomas was arrested at Yellowstore Stloon at Weoming and Galena streets after a violent confrontation. He faces charges of extreme irritation and assault. A white person suffered facial injuries from a cut and bruises. In a separate note, a man threatened a woman with further violence, while police noted another suspect in Yellowstone.
An order from Chief of Police Matholi and city officials sent officers to the city jail yesterday afternoon to clear inmates. Five prisoners remained in a crowded cell as staff warned the detainees to comply or face consequences. The mayoral department heads noted the action as a clampdown on disorder.
Elross dominates the Crystal Springs meet clocking three minutes and three seconds in a confident sprint over a swift field. Kennedy and Riegel pace runners as Elross sets a strong early lead with a bold exhibition of speed on the track.
A jumble of notes from Butte items lists Lewistown, Gold Creek and Bozeman residents visiting, guests registered at local hotels, debt and business mentions, and several births and social updates. Notables include Dr F W AcCrimmon returning from a duck hunt, J R Traces rising from Warm, and Missoula resident E Woodworth guest in Butte.
Steele was arrested in the city after officers found a revolver in his hip pocket near Magnolia Street. The incident occurred as he was walking on the streets, and he faces a carrying concealed weapon charge.
A Pennsylvania woman reports dramatic relief from headaches and nervousness after switching from coffee to Postum. She says after two and a half months she no longer desires coffee, feeling markedly improved and stronger, attributing the change to Postum, as recommended on the product package and in the book Wellville.
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