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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
5
Miss B P Gaddis of 234 South Pryor Street describes severe facial pimples and claims Resinol Soap and Ointment cleared her skin. She endorses the products as a speedy cure and encourages a free trial via the department at Resinol Baltimore.
John A. Moffitt of the U S Department of Labor met with mine managers in Calumet to push a settlement and return to work with grievances later. News from Butte says the Western Federation of Miners plans a one day pay levy in October to aid strikers, boosting regional enthusiasm. Local officials urge orderly action as Illinois Mine Workers head to reinforce support for the strike.
Governor Iris said he would present the copper miners strike to both houses for a special session. He plans to mail letters to lawmakers asking their opinions as the dispute costs the state about 200000 and a special session could require an additional 260000.
Tay City Mich Sept 17 Cat miners in the Michigan coal mining district were halted today as operators insisted that mines remain closed until disputes between the union and Handy Bros Mining Co in Hay County are resolved. About 3 000 men affected by the suspension of work. Thomas W Davis commissioner for the coal mine operators said the issue was the alleged refusal of the company officials to consent to arbitration at Ames with Handy Bros after 700 men recently struck, claiming the operators had refused to pay what they owe under the working agreement.
RWAL ESTATH THANSPOIL records James McHale and spouse conveys east 21 feet and west 2 feet of specified lots in block 35 with value 10. H. 8. and Nevyu at Scampton to Titzaheth atent. Mary Rosa Morgan acquires lot 41, block 2 in George Cobban addition for 27. Anna Lenart transfers land adjoining Curtis and Major addition for 3160 to Krut Tokiah.
The Christian church has arranged a friendly social at the church parlors Friday evening. A short and entertaining program will be presented, followed by refreshments and informal good will. All members are invited to attend.
Members of Mt Mortah Lodge No 21 and visiting brethren will meet at the Masonic temple on Thursday September 18 at 1 30 p m to attend the funeral of our esteemed brother Lae G Vaughn held under the WW M order by Cray Soc Aar instructed to attend and cooperate in the rites.
Japan presses for apology over the Nan king killing and for Chang Hsun’s removal, with Britain weighing support but avoiding military action. China reportedly accepts only minor points, and Tokyo seeks indemnity alongside a possible partitioning of China among powers.
Intercity commerce filings show express companies asking ICC for delay to implement the Cypress Rex plan ordered by Gus Commiss Winn. Counsel report acceptance of the extension request, stating compliance by October 15 is unlikely.
The Highland Boy group reports progress at the Battle and Nocter no House mines near the New Hazelton district in Britain’s area. A finger shoot of ore was found last week and samples sent to Univ for exhibition. A party including Jennings, Jemings, and government agent Hoskins will assess the mine and widen the trail to haul machinery and lumber for winter, with a new camp planned at The Highland Key group and ore shipments to the smelter as snow clears.
Washington reports Colonel Roosevelt may serve as special envoy of the United States to England and Germany to seek their participation in the San Francisco exposition. President Wilson and Secretary Garrison reportedly approve the idea, awaiting formal offer and outcome of ongoing negotiations in Burnaby, SK, with launch of the Canadian part of the exposition considered.
Washington report says Viscount Ghinda Japanese ambassador conferred with Secretary Bryan on the Gatifamnia matter. The exchange of notes and possible response were noted but Bryan declined to discuss the interview. An associated dispatch mentions other notes and official actions.
Louie Vandam, a longtime city mining official, departs this evening for Rotterdam. He plans to remain away until returning from New York next Thursday aboard the Pacific American line.
A eight member committee from Duytte Miners Union No. 1 begins citywide canvass to raise funds and goods for striking copper miners in Calumet Michigan. Provisions and merchandise will be collected at the union hall for delivery by union officials and local members to affected families.
Chicago reports a plan by He de clares Wileard to cure the divorce evil and improve happiness. A $10,000 treasury appropriation is proposed, with county clerk Sweltsor noting a local buying house offer to pay $1 cent per applicant for a marriage license. Proponents urge aiding new wives in meal preparation and reducing domestic unrest through reform efforts.
A man described as a friend and correspondent of Weber Johannes Schmidt died by his own action at Meanschterg near Hors today. Villagers deem him insane after long hints of mental decline. Authorities note Schmidt may have been linked to a tele phone girl murder, while reports from New York suggest a possible brotherhood with dentist Ernest A. Morst, an alleged counterfeiter.
Last, Washington, Sept. 17, United States Commissioner Taylor will rule next Monday on extraditing David Lamar, indicted in New York for attempting to trap an officer of the United States. Lamar’s counsel argued no case against impersonating Representative Palmer of Pennsylvania, noting a congressman is not a U.S. officer. Lamar, who was executed here last week, is out on 2600 dollars bond.
Minnie Acof of Deg Maines Was arrested for passing worthless checks at two department stores to support her young children. She received two additional penitentiary sentences. Witnesses cited the mother forgery related to starvation fears. Her two daughters, ages 1 and 1 years, were placed in Juvenile Court care.
Chicago September 17 delegates of the American Meat Packers association voiced opposition to unnecessary calf slaughter as part of a education campaign to avert a bigger shortage They also discussed a resolution to raise hogs for market at current profitable prices and criticized the present business practices that hamper profitability.
A safety first movement organized by Milwaukee and Missoula WHL plans to mobilize railroad personnel from Deer Lodge to Avery. A special train will travel from Deer Lodge to Missoula carrying operators and officials to form committees for months of outreach and safety work.
Jersey City N J Sept I Testimony showed that the tackweanna Erie Lehigh Valley Philadelphia Heading and General Railroad of New Jersey directly or indirectly controlled the anthracite mines of the East. The New Jersey legislative commission opened hearings into the alleged hard coal combine. Charles J Boe of Tevcey City testified to railroad influence over mining via subsidiaries. Furry E Bellis of the justice department testified the coal price reflected railroad interests.
In Pachio Mexico a panic erupted at Independence Day celebrations when pistol shots rang out in a crowded plaza. Women and children were injured while bystanders fled as a military band played on and officials attempted to restore order.
Rose Nelson appears in a Los Angeles court charged with the murder of her husband Frank B Nelson after investigators linked a conspiracy to kill him. James W Cook, son of a Hollywood real estate owner, was arrested. he testified that Mrs Nelson plotted the crime to end the marriage and that she borrowed $20 to finance the murder.
New York reports the dreadnought Arkansas of the first Atlantic fleet shatters the world's record in elementary target practice off Virginia Capes. The turret crew fired six hits in 57 seconds, with a 38 caliber gun, as the ship prepares for an October record attempt. The commander is Lieutenant J L Ingram, aided by gun pointers D J Kelly and J TL Ebbite, among others.
Louis Manghetti, famed Italian auto racer who won South American speed championships in 1908 1910 and 1911, crashed in the Norfolk fall meet second race after his car overturned from a sharp A curve, breaking its neck and killing him instantly.
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