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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1913
Page
11
An advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and babies. It claims the product cleanses stomach, liver, and bowels, stops illness and feverishness, and urges asking doctors for a 2-ounce bottle with full directions. It warns against counterfeits and promotes a 2-ounce bottle priced as the standard.
City officials move to compel payment as police court proceedings resume. Assistant attorney notes several delinquents face penalties. names and amounts listed include Dawson 6190 DLN and multiple others with varied sums. The public notice outlines enforcement actions and dates for appearance.
The district court heard petitions for letters of administration on the estate of John A. Davis. Andrew Davis’ cross examination concluded at 2:30. George W. Davis was recalled to testify as Attorney Yiarwood questioned him. The contest aimed to show his literary pursuits and manuscripts including The Dance of Heath, with arguments over admission of evidence in prior trials affecting administrator appointment.
A district court hearing on the receivership of the Butte & Ely Copper Co began before Judge McGlellan. A. Hellbronmer sues Joseph B Cotton, John W Nevkem, Edward Meaney, and the company over a stock sale to Giroux Consolidated, alleging fraud and misappropriation of funds. The case centers on 299,173 shares sold at $1 when market value was $2, and a $100,000 loan to Giroux Consolidated. The hearing is expected to stretch over several days.
A reading of quick Q A items covers spelling petite jury and ducks and drakes in money terms. It notes US car density per inhabitant, distance sound travel, and copper wage determinations at Anaconda and Great Falls smelters. The piece lists theatre managers Belasco, Sam and Lea Shubert, Klaw and Erlanger, George C. Lyden, and Henry W. Savage as prominent readers.
El Paso September 1a T F Johan and Tom Heifrin of the United States customs and immigration service were acquitted in district court of murdering Can Fr Acosta of the Suares partisan on September 6. Johan testified the Mexican crossed the bridge and that they killed him in self defense. Judge Jackson instructed the jury to verdict not guilty.
Ald Wild TECOVER and his sweetheart Frances Gargen were wounded when he shot her in the head and then killed himself. Frances Gargen survived, and Jacob Digernel, who was run down by the ambulance, was initially thought dead but survived with surgeons hopeful.
Hey Pissot sued the city of Butte and Treasurer Dan Shoviin to recover $9 paid for a business license under protest for the quarter ending July 1, alleging the ordinance No. 617 taxes merchants and others and is invalid under Montana and U S law. He paid April 1 under duress and seeks return of the fee and an injunction against further license collection.
Rev Emmett B Hetil of Bethel Baptist Church announces an effort to clear the church debt on the Idaho Mercury corner property purchased for 6003 dollars with 3590 dollars unpaid. A meeting is called for Bull Miners Union No 1 members to attend tonight as Joseph Cahoon, executive board member, will discuss the Michigan strike.
A Spokane shooting in which Martin Gann and Jolie Clon fired at a man allegedly involved with Egan's sister ends without injuries. Egan arrested, Cloes surrenders as witness. Both men and the sister-linked claim are tied to Butte and film company ties.
A grand photo drama Quo Vadis from Henry Stonkiiewicz’s novel is billed at the Broadway. George Vleine’s production is praised for scope and interior and garden scenes amid Italian location and royal permissions. The Italian cinema company’s stockholders aided production making use of gardens and palaces rather than building new sets.
In Columbus Ohio on September 15 a U S district judge ruled against Ng You Neuy a Chinese resident born abroad after defense evidence failed to prove American birth. Neuy faces deportation with a bond set at several hundred thousand dollars. He is to be transported to San Francisco amid controversy over immigration processing and international trafficking concerns.
W Burke, Republican whip of the House, plans to retire at the end of his term due to poor health. He declined to run for the seat to succeed Nate Crawford for the same reason.
President Wilson departed Windsor Massachusetts for Washington. Mrs Whitson and her fiancé Frenels B Sayre accompanied him as far as Boston.
Secretary Lane of the interior department considers a voyage to Ione and back and then rest in Honolulu. He collapsed while reviewing a broad and is urged by physicians to take at least a fortnight of full rest before resuming duties. The trip to Honolulu is one option in a suggested rest period.
Cleveland observers mark Perry Day with a citywide celebration featuring Niagara flagship display, aeroplane flights, band concerts, and life-savers drills as part of the Perry event festivities. Immense crowds and official committee oversight highlighted the proceedings.
New York on September streets witnessed a fatal crash near Pelham Parkway when a ty jut ynotlle ran off the road. Charles Zevers, a wealthy merchant, was killed. James Dunn, chief inspector of the city department of water, and John Dian were fatally hurt.
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