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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1913
Page
6
A reader describes severe indigestion and stomach discomfort claiming rapid relief in minutes using a product. The text mentions sour stomach, nausea, and headaches with advice to consult a pharmacist for a remedy and asserts quick digestion and appetite restoration.
Hearings over Morris A. Davis seeking letters of administration for John A. Davis estate reveal bid by Andrew J. Davis and questions about residency and competence. Witnesses discuss family ties, past conduct, and motives, with judges weighing residency status, improvidence, and potential conflicts among heirs as the adversaries clash.
Counsel for George W. Davis filed an intended objection asserting that Davis is ineligible for appointment due to non-residence, improvidence, and lack of integrity. The petition alleges past criminal acts including obtaining money under false pretenses and perjury on July 12, 1910, in a suit involving Andrew J. Davie.
George W. Davis argues over alleged communications during a two year old hearing on the Jatlu A. Thevis estate. Witnesses testifying include Davis and brothers Mortis A. Charles G. and John B. Davis. Attorneys present photos and blueprints to support claims of a single door partition and possible conversations between rooms.
Elisabeth Westphal died after a brief illness following a surgical operation in Montana. Her husband George Westphal is connected with the Butte Miner business. A 6 year old daughter Catherine and several relatives survive. Immediate relatives include her mother Mrs Mary O'Tfonnet and four sisters.
At 2001 Gaylord street Beekhamn, stepfather of Maud Beeklan, was arrested by Patrolmen Prija and Whiti on a charge of threatening to kill Patrolman John Wesson. Beekhamn allegedly went to Wesson’s home with a rifle or shotgun demanding a fight, while Wesson was not on the premises. Beekhamn denied the charge, claimed he sought to discuss Wesson’s statements, and could not post bond.
In a tragic accident at the Englewood loop near the country club last night, McLeod, 87, known as Black Mack, and Kerwin died after being hit by a trolley driven by James Manley with conductor John Harrington. McLeod and Kerwin were standing on the track when the car failed to stop and went over them. Sullivan witnessed the trolley depart the track at Arizona street fire station as the injured were rushed to hospital.
Committees report strong donations and promising prospects for a Catholic field day at Columbia Gardens next Monday. A priestly nine from Silver Bow parishes will play a team of lawyers and doctors with Prof. Jerry McCarthy directing sports beginning at 1 PM. An outside umpire may be chosen to ensure fairness.
Wilson a tailor of 42 East Park Street swore to a complaint charging Marty Cook with an unprovoked attack. Wilson testified Cook struck him without provocation and sought to identify the clerk’s signature on related Eliings.
Police raided rooms at the Rex ballroom rear on South Main Street and arrested Harry Troy, William Edwards, Jim Bently, and Arthur Ross on gambling charges. They were released on bonds. The report also notes a reference to the metric system in the British Empire and the Australian House of Representatives.
Miss Louise MacPherson left last evening for New York to sail for Berlin for two years of study with German teachers. Accompanied by her father G MacPherson, she travels with aunt Mrs. MRF Rogers aboard the Amerika of the Hamburg line. She will focus on concert work during her year abroad.
The document highlights that various parishes within the county along with the ladies of the 211 aid societies join James Cummings and W P Mears as the publicity committee members for a local charitable effort.
John F. Folliard, aged 36, longtime resident and paralysis sufferer, died in San Diego California after being transported there from Zoidlack. Brother-in-law John KH Derdeaux notified relatives. Surviving family includes W. Ss. Folliard, a Brownwood Texas son SB. Polluard, and daughter Myra Parker Thand.
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