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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1912
Page
4
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Butte notes show a bustling collection of ads and updates. Mentions Buykhoeg at Gamer's and auto shop repairs with Walker serving the public. References to Dr. Laxton osteopath Owslow Aay piano rental from Orton Bros and various business ads. Several travel notes including Cyrus J. Moyer leaving tonight for Britain and Get that fire insurance today. Also mentions Nellie Cottingham visiting Buffalo and Pipestone Springs, Yegen Bros. bankers offering savings rates, dental ads for Dr. Tranaide and Dr. H H Horst, and local updates on city officials, staff sickness, and hospital recoveries.
Joseph Rhys aged 22 was arrested on a statutory charge after a juvenile complaint alleging a one year old girl testified to officers. Relatives secured bonds as the case emerged from county officials and a police warrant was issued amid local notices.
Maclyn Arbuckle will not perform in Butte this season due to a health episode, canceling the Broadway theater engagement. The touring company, led by Arbuckle, awaits better conditions as vaudeville acts and two-reel features fill the bill at local houses with renewed programs and varied entertainment.
Great Northern announces new Moccasin Lewistown branch trains starting Sunday extending daily Butte to Lewistown routes by 107 miles. Eastbound from Butte at 8:00 a.m. Helena 11:25 a.m. Great Falls 7:20 p.m. Westbound Lewistown 6:00 a.m. Great Falls 12:35 p.m. to Butte 8:00 p.m. Existing equipment to be used on the longer run.
The Deer Lodge national forest yielded 5593.43 from grazing fees in 1912. Ninety two percent of permits were issued. most were canceled. Cattle grazing totaled 804 head, 6320 sheep grazed, and 1491 horses. Dry Cottonwood and Pioneer districts saw the most sheep, and Ble Hole with 2033 cattle led, followed by White Tall at 1497 and Pirecer with 1197.
The government faced a partial jury purge as 35 jurors were questioned for the Mak Fried white slavery retrial in federal court before Judge George AL Haurquin. Four peremptory challenges used by prosecutors contrasted with six used by defense as a 20 jurors panel was prepared and a difficult selection began amid concerns over potential biases and prior dealings with Fried.
A long court session saw jurors challenged for prejudice with several excused. Proceedings included peremptory challenges by both sides, a government attempt to replace jurors, and the defense contesting biases as the panel of twelve formed amid rumors of a locked jury and a pending verdict timeline. A Beal-related witness and procedural notes followed as the court prepared for continued testimony.
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