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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
6
A Montana letter claims Rialto operators and musicians were ordered from the Rialto by a New York authority tied to two Tacoma theater partners. The writer says the dispute in Tacoma between operators and managers affects Butte, with a personal analogy about being responsible for relatives.
Miss Ella Johnson of Camas Idaho describes a severe acne case that worsened over months. She tried sassafras tea, then used Cuticura Soap and Ointment for about a month, reporting complete healing and endorsing the products.
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin tablets as genuine and safe for millions, with over 20 years of physician use. It urges accepting only an unbroken Bayer package with directions for relief of headache to rheumatism, notes handy tins of 12 tablets and larger bottles, and identifies aspirin as a trademark of monoacetic ester of salicylic acid.
A reader recounts nearly constant gas and dizzy spells that led to a wreck. After trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, they report steady improvement and improved wellbeing, noting the product removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and relieves related ailments. The ad claims a money back guarantee and availability at druggists.
Butte fuel dealers disagree on coal supplies with estimates from 30 to 60 percent of residents stocked for winter. Some fear a real shortage as rail deliveries lag, while others report abundant stock and prompt orders. Union Pacific and other lines have moved 56 carloads of Utah coal since Monday. City officials plan to trace costs from producer to dealer to understand pricing.
Detectives Larkin and O'Donnell arrested Eli Do brin John Hoskick and Nick Pappas on charges of brand larceny after they allegedly entered Dan Lopes at 93 East Galena street home last evening while he was away and stole a suitcase clothing and $140. The suspects were lodged in the county jail.
Antone Noo of 150 Cherry Street was arrested by sheriff's deputies on assault charges after allegedly attacking his wife during a family quarrel. Mrs. Neel lay unconscious in the kitchen when deputies Murphy McDonald MecNeel and Keary arrived and took him to county jail.
The Otis Elevator company seeks $425.90 in district court from Archie McTaggert William Lursi and Clara Neilson of McTaggert & Lursi for an unpaid elevator service at 711 South Arizona Street. The complaint also alleges failure to file its 1920 annual report in March.
New York Sept 23 college coaches at the annual American inter collegiate football rules committee meeting adopted no radical changes. A resolution redefined unnecessary roughness to include tackling by throwing the body laterally across an opponent’s legs without carrying the ball. Players may bump a ball carrier from a teammate’s path without using hands. Starting signals shifting and doubling await referee ruling. Walter Camp suggested the referee use a horn in addition to his whistle.
Senate committee scrutinizes Governor Cox draft exemption for a Scripps son and public travel subsidies to San Francisco during the Democratic convention. Robert P. Scripps testifies he knew little of Cox's interest beyond public advocacy via the allied Scripps newspaper network. The panel also reviews Baruch funded Uncle Sam film and Barnes book subscriptions with commissions.
Maplewood N H September 23 The opening session of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers semi annual meeting heard speakers accuse federal taxation of creating an intolerable burden and driving up prices. Theodore H Price proposed an employers privilege tax while William F E Cornwell urged a gross sales tax. They argued the tax system is biased and punishes success by taxing profits heavily while allowing losses to fall on the individual.
Helena Sept 23. Republican state chairman Joseph D Scanlan says women will participate in campaign management. The state is divided into 16 districts with a district chairman named in each. A woman joint chairman will lead each district and each district will pick a representative. Men and women chairmen form the executive council of the state central committee.
In San Francisco on September 23 guards were posted at banks, the sub-treasury, custom house and other public buildings following a postal card warning received by Postmaster Charles Fay urging protection of these institutions today.
A bomb warning found in a mailbox in Superior Wisconsin warns that the Douglas county courthouse and every prominent business on Tower avenue would be blown up Saturday at 10 30 in the morning. The notice prompted police to seal off the area and search the vicinity for devices. No injuries were reported and the source of the threat remained unknown.
Arrangements for the funeral of the late Wm Moran remain incomplete awaiting the arrival from New York of his sister. A formal funeral notice will appear once details are finalized.
George White, national Democratic chairman, appeals 1900 League of Nations supporters to twin President Wilsons $500 canvass. He urges state and county groups to recruit 1000 men to give $560 each to form a 500000 fund to publicize the league and counter Republican opposition. Newspaper editors are asked to endorse and publish the appeal and to collect subscriptions for the Democratic committee.
A parade will form on Main Street between the Montana hotel and the courthouse at 10 30 a m with three lines moving along a hard surface route to Willow Glen ranch and back via Evans corner County entrants from Silver Bow Powell Ravalli Granite and Lewis and Clark will be assigned divisions Cars will be decorated with prizes For non car owners committees will arrange bus transport for Boy Scouts and school children A reception committee led by Mrs F S Adams will host visiting women in Anaconda and a post parlor tea is planned The afternoon program includes an address of welcome by Mayor MecCavitt and speakers including Gov Stewart and officials from the state highway commission After the talks visitors may tour Warm Springs and attend two dances in the evening
Washington report states Dorrance S. Roysdon of Missoula was commissioned second lieutenant of infantry, regular army, after successful examination. The event marks Roysdon’s entry as an officer in the United States Army.
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