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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1911
Page
2
Two gunmen robbed the Vukovich saloon as miners played pool, taking $2 in silver and a watch, while patrons fled or were restrained. Vukovich fired through the front to warn police, and the duo escaped west in darkness after one fired a shot. Both attackers wore dark masks and overalls or jumper.
Matt Bennett, 23, a miner from Mountain View, fell 40 feet from a second story window of the Lincoln building in West Park garret. He landed on his head and shoulders but told his story. He suffered a broken collar bone and other injuries, was taken to the emergency hospital, and was found sitting on the window sill before the fall. Bennett, a native of England, had lived in Butte four years. his jailer once served in parliament.
A York Chinese merchant and Mike Rhonan of West Copper Street argued this morning over an agreement when Rhonan allegedly pulled a gun on the Chinaman, forcing the bystander to call police. The station took the weapon and a long barrel was shown. Rhonan and a friend disputed the merits of a young lady when the confrontation escalated. In a separate item, rancher Winglow was hurt when his overturned automobile trapped him. burns were non fatal with future scarring unlikely. A bystander’s action may have caused a gasoline tank to rupture during the attempt to assist, leading to burns on the man.
police report describes a missing person case involving a US citizen Mahoney, details unclear due to damaged text. authorities say a woman tied to probation records, Mildred Happ, is sought by a court officer over alleged home intrusion and mother Gertrude Tuy connected to the case.
A traveler describes searching for a comfortable room with caring staff and inviting surroundings. The narrative mentions disappointment with prior places and highlights a reviewed lodging option praised for comfort and accessibility, noting moderate rent and favorable amenities.
A young woman fled her home after her brother forced her out. She had not been located by late last night, with authorities continuing to search. The text mentions a man described as a manager and notes a parole status, while probation officials were involved.
Funeral arrangements are made for Abram Yoder who died Sunday from heart failure. The service is set for Friday at 2 PM at the First Presbyterian Church, with the body to be removed from the family residence at 12 PM. A private burial will follow, and a Band of respect will be held at the church in memory of Mr Yoder.
The fourth annual Fair opened this morning with superintendents and staff presenting exhibits from various departments. Dry farmers display spring and fall wheat, rye, field peas, potatoes, and flax, standing up well against irrigated areas. Vegetables and grains samples are limited, with low water conditions noted.
Lewistown August 1927 David Fratt and fellow stockmen file suit against Milwaukee Road seeking 7800 dollars in damages for cattle shipments not transported to the Chicago market with reasonable promptness.
Mayor J B Marshall and the finance committee fixed the annual tax levy at 10 mills and added a special mill for park maintenance. LUFP Reed was appointed city clerk to replace Phil A. Chase, who resigned to start his own business. Socialist councilor Joseph Heaney received a three week leave of absence to attend a Milwaukee conference of socialist office holders.
Twin Bridges dispatch reports Sheriff Trauffer boarded a train to Livingston to fetch Henry Fort wanted on grand larceny. Red Lodge tip led to Fort’s location. Parle County sheriff notified and Fort was arrested.
Part of contractor Dan Burke's grading outfit arrived yesterday from Flata llow and another group will be in today. Burke expects to begin operations tomorrow from this end toward Hilger, the Kendall terminus, aiming to complete grading before October.
A garbled obituary recounts Mn Gates public life and service, noting Republican ties, staff role with Governor Taher of Illinois, and a reputation as energetic, resourceful, and willing to take risks. It mentions wealth in youth, a later crime report involving Roy Green and a prison escape, and a weather-related interlude about a heat wave affecting the Southwest with high temperatures and rain, though many details are obscured.
The Montina bankers wrap up their eighth annual convention with an elaborate banquet at the Montarthel hostelry. Notables from New York to San Francisco attend, and remarks by Mr McGarrah of New York emphasize cautious optimism about business conditions amid a challenging period. The gathering, praised for courtesy and hospitality, marks a successful conclusion to the meeting.
Nighttime sighting near Third and Locust ends with a hooded figure attempting to mask himself as he approached Kelly on his way home about 10 30 PM Several residents including EG Willerbury and Frank Clinton saw a suspicious man in the West Side area Police Chief O Brien and Officer Donivan investigated but yielded no solid clues The description notes a medium height heavily built man and a fleeting glimpse by Waterbury prior to the attempted concealment of his mask.
Bankers lingered outside the Montana hotel after inspecting the Washoe smelter while a boy hawked a dugout baseball game flyer. Passersby puzzled over upside down letters, a German hunter sign, and a talk of Kalispell and prospects. A parade of odd observations touched on a theater scene and Mantana’s ballad as locals debated a range of topics.
A garbled city notice references a travel outing to Balk Takk and a Standen Lewisten stop on Aug 8. It notes a financial figure rising from $5,000 to $7,000 and mentions control over over $100,000 of city funds amid unclear details about a foregone transfer or misappropriation claim.
The Missoula community opens a housing solution for male students at the University of Montana. The Young Men’s Christian Association sponsors a furnished house to provide meals, care, and welcoming rooms during the weeks ahead, easing a long-standing shortage of safe accommodations.
A fugitive sought in Kentucky is reported in Deer Lodge. sheriff’s office urges alert and details of the suspect. Local authorities request anyone with information contact the sheriff’s department.
The article describes a jailbreak at Deer Lodge Prison, with names and sentences noted. A group led by a leader faced trials in Montana, with convictions including larceny and burglary. The court proceedings occurred near Hones and Tyner Danko Too, and Judge Winston presided.
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