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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1922

Page

6

Opening of American Indian collection at Heye Foundation

The Museum of the American Indian Heye Foundation in New York opens its doors to the public with 1,800,000 exhibits. The collection shows the vivid pre contact world of Indigenous peoples across the continent. Notable items include a pottery figure from Ecuador and masks from the Iroquois in New York State. A Kwakiutl wooden figure used in potlatch feasts is also featured.

Heye Foundion New York City Ecuador S. A Irons Indians New York State Vancouver

November mild for Butte marked by light snow

November 1922 in Butte was unusually mild with springlike weather late in the month. Snowfall totaled 11 inches, far less than last year’s 32, while the coldest day sat at four degrees above zero on Thanksgiving.

Butte

Abatement Proceedings Scheduled After Prohibition Case

Federal court will hear abatement proceedings Monday against the West Broadway establishment run by McNeal and Doman. Esther Whalen pleaded guilty in a related case, was fined 100 dollars and costs. Joe Malone likewise pleaded guilty, fined 50 dollars, and jailed 10 days. Rocto Budnick pleaded not guilty to liquor law charges.

McNeal & Doman West Broadway Esther Whalen Anaconda Joe Malone Malone Meaderville Rocto Budnick

O'Connor Named County Probation Officer After Exam

David J. O'Connor, former deputy sheriff under John K. O'Rourke, was appointed county probation officer by Judge Lynch after a competitive exam with 30 entries. The commission ranked O'Connor first, with Joseph Callahan second and Edward Lawler third. O'Connor will start after taking the oath and posting a 5000 pound bond. He has deep roots in Butte and previously served as special administrator of the Charles D. McLure estate.

David J. O'Connor John K. O'Rourke Lynch Mr. O'Connor Edward Lawler Butte Sheriff's Office Charles D. McLure

Discretion Urged in Assigning Homework by Superintendent

A. H. Douglass, superintendent of schools, urges teachers to use judgment in assigning home tasks. He says children should be guided by interest and not controlled at home. After seventh grade, homework may be needed if the pupil participates. below that, in-school work and child or parent initiative should prevail.

A. H. Douglass

Gifts for Children in Christmas Gift Suggestions

It highlights Christmas gift ideas from the Classified Section with selections aimed at delighting children. Readers are urged to browse the Gift Suggestions to find suitable presents for kids this holiday season.

Ray An Earnest Advocate Of Short Skirts And Bobbed Hair

Charles Ray portrays Billy Barnes in Alias Julius Caesar at the American theater. He jokes on long dresses and trains while recalling a club shower scene during filming. The Montana engagement includes the Johnnie Jones comedies The Haunted House along with Pathe News and a Goldwyn Sport Review.

Ray Charles Ray Julius Caesar Billy Barnes Billy American Theater Today Butte Montana Pathe Inc Johnnie Jones Pathe News Goldwyn Sport

Chinese American jailed for loaded pistol charge

Judge Shea ruled in police court yesterday on a case involving Joe Fooke, an American citizen of Chinese parentage, charged with possessing a loaded weapon. Fooke was dismissed after arrest by prohibition officer W F Countryman. The docket also included six Thanksgiving drunks with varied outcomes: two fined 19 dollars each, three dismissed, one forfeited bonds.

Joe Fooke Shea Fooke W. F. Countryman

Ex Parte and Motions to Be Heard Next Monday

It was announced that a portion of Monday in federal court will be devoted to law and motion matters. Hearings on motions and ex parte matters will be taken up, and a number of naturalization cases will be heard, about a dozen in total.

Federal Court Madge B. Dugan

Administratrix Sues Metropolitan Life Over Policy Inheritance

The administratrix seeks possession of an Andy Hoage estate life policy from Metropolitan Life. A court order favored her. Hoage, of Butte, died in Idaho. Three administrators were appointed in Montana Idaho and Ohio. The policy was turned over to the court by the Metropolitan company for determination of payment. None of the other administrators attended the hearing.

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Andy Hoage Hoage Butte Idaho Dugan Ohio Metropolitan Company

Pipe Shrine House Unearthed At Mesa Verde Ruin

Dr J Walter Fewkes reports a new pre historic ruin named the Pipe Shrine House at Mesa Verde National Park Colorado A circular shrine yielded many tobacco pipes scattered as in ceremonial rites from untold centuries ago

Washington J. Walter Fewkes Bureau of American Enthnology Smithsonian Institution Mesa Verde National Park Col

Christmas Gift Suggestions in Classifieds Brighten Holidays

The Classifieds feature a Christmas Gift Suggestions section promising ideas and deals to make family celebrations brighter. Readers are invited to browse for thoughtful presents and seasonal savings.

Federal mine rescue crew arrives in Butte

A unit from the United States Bureau of Mines arrives in Butte to train local miners in first aid and rescue work. Engineer K. T. Sparks leads the team with J. S. Garvin and H B. McDermott. Demonstrations and oxygen breathing apparatus instruction are planned for Meaderville and surrounding mines.

United States Bureau Mines Butte Meaderville K. T. Sparks J. S. Garvin Forsman H B. McDermott

Carload of Chinese Laborers Brought Through Havre

A car carrying Chinese laborers was routed through Havre on the way from China to Cuba to work on sugar plantations. Passenger agents, a government inspector, and a chief detective guard the car to prevent escape, and the car is barred. This is the second such car in 80 days.

Havre China Cuba United States

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