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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1923
Page
12
The S J Louis Post Dispatch notes the colored musical comedy Shuffling Along will play two days at the Broadway theater starting Tuesday August 28. Report praises the company from top to bottom with lively singing dancing and syncopated rhythm.
Miss Lenore Clark of Hennessy’s returns from an Eastern shopping trip with reports of tailored fall styles. New York designers showcased original models at Lexington theater, featuring a coat dress as a street frock, beaded gowns, velvet fabrics, and fur collars as essential for the season.
A busy police court session yesterday resulted in over 500 dollars in fines and forfeitures. James and company, Grace Hughes, and Henry Rathmeyer each paid 150 dollars on liquor charges. About six disturbance offenders were fined five dollars, several for drunkenness, and four speeders were fined 19 dollars each.
Automobile tourists registering at the Butte Chamber of Commerce will receive stickers donated by Rotana club members. The yellow diamond shaped stickers read Like a Diamond in the Sky Butte the Worlds Greatest Copper mines.
The Broadway theater invites women to the final showings of the Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight championship pictures. The article recalls the real 15 round bout where Dempsey defended the title against Gibbons, with fans cheering as the tiger of the ring went the distance in broiling sun and heat.
In district court Maxine Savage seeks a divorce from Mike Savage alleging willful neglect they wed in Butte on December 26 1918 no children cited. Joe Boyle pleaded guilty in Judge Lynch's court to liquor law violation fined 200 paid 100 plus 21 days to pay remainder. Dan Enright pled not guilty Paddy Mullens set Aug 29 to plead. Four liquor case informations issued with $1000 bonds. Anna Lehmann granted divorce from Andrew and custody of three children. F.H. Sakes reports to Judge Carroll as hotel receiver citing collection shortfalls.
The speaker requests removal from the position of receiver of the block after explaining expenses surpass income. The matter is under advisement as brother John arrives from Beloit Wisconsin to begin preliminary work for the upcoming gridiron season with the school year starting.
Charlie McAuliffe, former Miles City championship coach, began minor preparations to take on athletic mentor duties at the School of Mines this year amid early planning for the program.
A coroner’s inquest into the death of Jack Miller who took his own life Sunday in his cabin half a mile southwest of Silver Bow will be held Thursday at 2 PM. The notice came from Coroner John C. Murphy’s office.
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