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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
11
An old Chicago ad touts GETS-IT as a rapid corn remedy that ends pain and shrivels corns in two seconds. It promises no bandages or salves and claims the corn vanishes without discomfort or effort.
Secretary Daniels conditionally awards six torpedo boat destroyers Nos 7 to 12 to New York Shipbuilding William Cramp Bath Iron Works and Fore River for 183 0 00 each These vessels will be the largest of their class with greater radius of action taller living quarters and steam oil burner propulsion The Navy also considers a government armor plate factory as congressional support for cheaper armor prices.
Washington dispatch notes the currency bill resisting GOP attacks and moving toward passage on Thursday. Key debate centered on federal reserve board powers and bank reserve privileges. Senator Reed questioned long terms for board members while Marshall endorsed core principles with banking-friendly amendments.
Calumet MichiganSeptember 16 Daily coal shipments from mines under strike continue at reduced rates. Calumet and Hecla report production at 580 tons, about one third of normal. Other active mines include Quincy Isle Royale Tri Mountain Champion Superior Traltic Osceola and South Kearsarge. Tri Mountain to begin mining in a new shaft. Centennial nearly ready to hoist rock. Parades by strikers occur with no disorder. Injunctions against Sheriff Cruse postponed at plaintiffs request.
Two special trains with 200 general passenger agents and wives arrived from Yellowstone and are hosted by the Northern Pacific. The group, led by Frank Orier, toured Livingston, with the band and locals cheering through the streets. The visit drew praise and merry reception into the night. A separate note from Trinidad reports a district 15 coal miners strike planned for Sept 18, endorsed by the United Mine Workers executive committee.
Thaw faced a courtroom battle over extradition as judges, lawyers, and witnesses debated the legal standards and mental capacity questions. Jerome pressed for crisp determinations on crime, presence, and identity while the court weighed novelty and due process concerns.
The court permits postponement of interstate extradition to let the state executive proceed in the ordinary way. The petitioner may press constitutional rights at any time, and New York or New Hampshire may request a hearing or dismissal. Thaw may be recommitted to state authority with bail or custody under designated custodians.
Joe Sugden recounts a Tim Hurst episode in which Tim forgot his mask at St Louis and wore the home team’s mask during batting while the visiting catcher used his own mask. A mid game argument between Sugden and Dim over yielded a confrontation and Tim warned Sugden to stop noise or face punishment.
New York Sept 16 Hugh J Reilly a contractor and railroad builder for the Cuban government testified before the Sulzer impeachment managers that he loaned Governor Sulzer $10 000 in cash shortly after nomination and that Sulzer still owes him 26 500 in total indebtedness. He recounted lending in cash at his home in presence of his wife and said Sulzer promised repayment next year but never paid. He noted court questions on judges siting with elective judges. Also included are garbled notes from a London doctor and commentary on smoke abatement and facial care practices.
A German navy airship is being fitted with a 10 candie pack to illuminate the sea surface from a height of 5 000 feet, enhancing nighttime reconnaissance. The device aims to improve tracking and targeting for patrol operations at sea.
An old advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine as the cure for dandruff and dull hair. It claims one application dissolves dandruff particles, restores luster, and prevents itching, hair loss, and scalp feverishness, urging 5-cent bottles from drug stores for immediate use.
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