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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1913
Page
9
Millen Georgia reports Mrs Edna Godbee former wife of Judge W G Godbee shot and killed the judge and his third wife in the local post office. She had divorced years earlier and was arrested on murder charges. Florence Berger formerly of Youngstown was the judge's third wife.
In Los Angeles 500 members of the Russian colony will remarry within six weeks under American law after decrees from Russian church pulpits. The move comes amid charges that Russian girls were sold into marriage, linked to a courtship custom where a betrothed youth gives the bride’s father money that returns as presents.
Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt president of the International Suffragist association arrived today from Europe ready to begin the fall campaign for women s suffrage in New York She will tour districts as a suffrage orator and start in untried areas Miss Mary Garrett Hay returned with Mrs Catt to work in the 63 assembly districts in greater New York.
Washington August 18 Senator Dillingham of Vermont urged an amendment to a tariff bill to dedicate income tax proceeds to road funding. Each state would receive an amount equal to its share of the income tax.
A Montana court tale recounts a London like whirl of vagrants, dope tips, and betting chatter. Java Jim the dope fiend nudges Dr Horst to Anaconda schemes while a drug victim girl awaits baths at the county jail. Two men scuffle on Broadway, three gamblers face delays, and John Doe Harrington is fined for legality of bookmaking. Rosenstein Bros are ordered to connect their confectionary fountain to the sewer within 48 hours.
Spokane representatives of the Merchants Protective association say yeggmen operating in Butte for six weeks form part of an organized gang with a chain of city robberies. They note the Woolworth shop on Main Street was robbed by patterns used elsewhere. Spokane police have found no new crews.
Co A Root of Denver arrived in Butte for a visit with his son Fred I Root of Richards undertaking company and Mrs Root. With Edward Hancock and Miss Mabel Dromvick they will depart today for Monida in the Big Hole country to camp for two weeks.
Ellensburg Washington authorities seek Fred Drehsler and Rudolph Otten on murder charges for complicity in Kaspar Klaus poisoning and robbery two weeks ago. A reward of 3800 dollars is offered.
The Rev. W. T. Westren, pastor at Meaderville Unity church for two years, will this week ask the Bozeman conference to assign him a new charge. His sermon last Sunday was to be his final one in Butte, with expectations of a Montana appointment.
Trains depart Butte at 7 00, 8 00 and 8 15 a m on August 20 returning from Dillon at 2 12, 5 00, 6 40 and 8 30 p m. Round trip fare is $1 50. Advy
J G Woodworth, Northern Pacific general manager since 1905, is slated for vice president on the recommenda tion of J M Hannaford who succeeds Howard Elliott. The Milwaukee survey of the Blackfoot road from Great Falls to Bonner, 170 miles, is complete. Cadett pass route favored for best grade though Rogers route may be chosen later. Railroads through Butte report heavy passenger traffic between coast points and the middle west.
The Wanderer notes United Commercial Travelers avoid intoxicants at banquets and plan a reservoir picnic with water only. It asserts Harry Thaw is not crazy. Mining engineers are praised for a lively guest program. An old car is replaced by an electric one on New York's east side. Montana State Editors’ Association sees no Butte attendance this year.
Dick Kilroy recalls his brother George visiting Butte. On a Seward Peninsula voyage George met a stylish young man. He pointed out a hat bow slipped to the rear. The bow was cut off and sewed on the left side, sparking a quick joke that amused George after his Seattle return.
An old friend questions the fuss over Governor Sulzer noting prosecutors have the goods on him. The exchange asks what he did wrong while admitting he used campaign funds to dabble in stocks. The dialogue mentions the election rule and public scrutiny.
To satisfy mortgages totaling 744000 the Brighton Beach Racing association property will be offered at a public sale on August 28. The notice hints at a past owner or liable party connected to the estate but the readable fragment ends without naming individuals or further specifics.
The note calls for supplies to endure to Wednesday as Commercial Day sees all stores closed. Clerks will enjoy their day tomorrow while markets remain shut with all the king's horses and men unable to open the nine markets on the gala day.
Reports from over a thousand people indicate the racing association will soon be equipped to launch a large flourishing goat ranch. A common quip in daily chatter is the phrase they have my goat, reflecting widespread attention.
Reporters note many men yesterday expressed relief that Thaw had escaped. Some insisted the jurors who acquitted him of murder erred, denying any insanity conclusion.
A Broadway comedy of love and money arrives with star Robert Ober and Nena Blake among cast. The play centers on a poor man with a gold mine and a rich girl who cling through parental opposition as the plot twists with counterfeit bills and a looming New Year’s fortune. Produced by William A Brady Limited, the show follows eight months in New York and London runs.
May Dealy a famed musical comedy show girl has spent seven years as an understudy to Miss Friganza and other stars. She declines small roles to preserve her chance at a star part and to continue understudying top performers. She watches every show and practices daily, hoping a star misses a performance so she can try for a lead role.
Duluth on Aug 18 the coroner’s jury ruled Lumberman John McAlpine was murdered by unknown persons. Neither Mrs McAlpine nor son Dale faced charges. The basement death investigation ends with an unresolved homicide verdict.
Washington August 18 The senate lobby committee adjourned today until Friday and will likely extend the pause until the senate ends the tariff debate.
A new report notes about 26 000 butterfly varieties exist worldwide. Researchers tally diverse families across continents, highlighting the richness of Lepidoptera. The finding underscores biodiversity and habitat importance for conservation.
Advy promotes Keiser pure silk neckwear at Bouchers cleanup sale located at 37 39 West Park Street. High quality fabrics and accessories offered in a local sales event.
James Boylan, 25, a Moonlight mine miner, says three men robbed him and stabbed his left hand. He and W F Dunn and Dan O Flaherty, both miners, were arrested on a highway robbery charge after Jurich, 30, miner, claimed Boylan and the others beat him up and robbed him of $60 and two $30 checks on Sunday night at Arizona and Galena streets. Jurich says he was knocked down and robbed after refusing to buy a drink.
Shamrocks and Wolfe Tones meet Wednesday afternoon at Luna Park for the Montana championship game with prizes of 200 and 100 dollars. The event was moved from Miners' Union Day and will feature band music and a dancing program for visitors. Boats for water excursions will be available and a trimmed, eager crowd is expected.
Fire in the kitchen at the Budweiser saloon 559 South Arizona street caused $800 in damage to the building and threatened the lodging house above. Lodgers escaped in robes. Earlier, an overheated pan of grease at 659 West Granite street prompted a fire department call.
French Dry Cleaning offers guaranteed work for ladies and men's clothing with delivery to all parts of Butte. Unique Tailoring Company operates at 128 West Granite with both phones available for contact.
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