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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1921

Page

2

Hermes aged 18 native of Eastmet dies in Great Falls area

The obituary notes Hermes, 18, a Great Falls resident, died after illness. Survived by brother Jos Sire ion and others including Kate Leah Weperine Starrington and George Gibbons. He attended Lawrence’s school and was in his second year at Great Falls high? school. Funeral arrangements from depot to Cross cemetery. The family thanks friends for support and offers. J Lloyd and family sign.

Metwes Great Walls Hermes Eatemet Jos Sireion Bini James Anryae Great Pais Great Fail Aly Cross

Congress Opens Long Session With Budget Talk

Washington begins a new session as President Harding submits the first federal budget under the new law. The 1923 outlay is projected at 3.506 billion dollars, down from 1922 by about 462 million, with the bulk covering past wars and defense. Lawmakers debate open session norms while committees study funding for federal agencies and a disputed debt funding bill awaits Senate action.

Mudget Harding Senate House St. Lawrence Senate Finance Committee Secretary of the Treasury Brewin Washington Dec Congr Congress Post Office Budget Bureau Army

Dawes critics budget reform and federal spending reforms

General Dawes urges a unified budget method to expose true fiscal conditions and curb waste. He compares the government to a business, cites faulty routines in departments, and explains new executive-led agencies aimed at imposing common sense budgeting across federal operations.

General Dawes United States Dawes Dawes

Debate on St. Lawrence river deep project in House

The House opened debate on the Great Lakes St. Lawrence deep water project. Ohio and A P Nelson Republicans support development while Gritin Hicks Democrats and Republicans from New York oppose it. Montague of Virginia objects to pre hearing President Hoover speech before debate.

ST. Lawrence Waterway Washington House St. Lawrence River Great Lakes St. Lawrence Deep Ohio A. P. Nelson Gritin Hicks New York Montague Virginia Hai

Three Young Men Face Trial for Assault Charge

Rudolph Cromich William Rodda and William Searle stood trial before Judge Buckley on a charge of attempted assault on Miss Mary Stich Now. The hearing was not finished as the complainant remained on the stand under cross examination. Each defendant was defended by an attorney with Judge Donlan A G Shone and H Pease representing the defense. Miss Stich testified Rodda held a handkerchief over her mouth while Cromich and Rodda dragged her across two sets of railroad tracks toward an old boiler.

Rudolph Cromich William Rodda William Searle Buckley Mary Stich Donlan A. G. Shone H. Pease Miss Stich Rodda Ross

Scoutmasters hear call to curb gang influence in youth

Rev Father Tougas told Scoutmasters at Chamber of Commerce that environment shapes boys toward good or bad. He cited juvenile court cases and stressed Scout obligations centering on obedience. Night planned December 19 will feature talks by Judge Sydney Lanner and Coren Hansen plus a Scout camp and kangaroo court entertainment.

Rather Tougas Cout Organization Scoutmasters’ Institute Chamber of Commer Tougas Butte Benjamin Owen Carl C. Niesler Sydney Lanner Coren Hansen Anaconda High School di Donovan

Vocational Congress for Boys at Bozeman

The third vocational congress for Montana high school boys will convene at the state college in Bozeman from January 9 to 11. Posters list callings to be explored such as law engineering forestry teaching banking railroading chemistry agriculture journalism salesmanship science medicine dentistry business pharmacy ministry. About 100 top students from across the state are expected to attend with special railroad rates and free room. meals capped under one dollar daily.

Montana Bozeman Butte State College

Sachs asks time to get counsel in fraud case

Ed C. Sachs facing a $5000 fraud charge in Butte appeared before Justice Buckle. He asked for a delay to obtain an attorney, a request granted. A separate complaint charges Sam Leon with forgery from a Los Angeles bank draft for $200, presented by county attorney yesterday.

Ed C. Sachs Butte Justice Buckle Sachs Sam Leon Justice Court Yesteray Gocaman Leon New York Los Angeles

Former Butte Boy Dead in Great Falls

Lawrence Helmes, 16, formerly of Butte, died yesterday in Great Falls. He was eighth grade graduate of St. Lawrence School and had attended high school in Great Falls the last two years. Survived by brother Joseph and sister Mrs James Shryne of Great Falls, plus six cousins from Butte. Body to arrive Wednesday at 3 PM on Great Northern. Funeral from depot to Holy Cross cemetery.

Lawrence Helmes Great Falls St. Lawrence School Gre Calumet Sidh Joseph Slater James Shryne Kate Leahy Catherine Harington Jere B. Shea Michael Shrs George Gibbons Sullivan Butte Great Northern Holy Cross Cemetery

Nelson Surprised At Butte Homestead Meeting

Nelson of Anaconda surprised the district manager Arthur Nelson at a well attended Butte homestead meeting. The unexpected gathering featured an interesting speech after recovery from astonishment. It was announced the Anaconda road team would attend the next meeting and Miss A O Leary entertained afterward.

Bis Shoot American Yeomeh Arthur Nelson Anaconda Nelson Miss A. O'Leary

Rotary committee backs Copper Week push in Butte

Aame Rotary club forms a committee with D J Charles as chair to promote copper week. The plan seeks wider copper use in manufacturing and art, with slogans like Buy something made of copper, and aims to inspire civic programs with cooperation from local organizations. Copper's potential in auto bodies and other high copper demand areas is highlighted.

Ttotary Club Butte Rotary D. J. Charles Ry Gallwey Henry Coulam G. W. Craven School, of Mines Willam C. Siderfin

Mabel Normand Stars In Molly at Rialto Theater

Mabel Normand appears in Molly under Mack Sennett supervision and F Richard Jones direction at the Rialto. The film features a strong supporting cast including George Nichols Anna Hernandez Albert Hackett Eddie Gribbon Jack Mulhall Jacqueline Logan Ben Deely Joha Davenport Carl Stockdale and Eugenie Besserer in a lively social satire bio pic.

High Court Denies Rancher Appeal in Volstead Case

August Bech told was denied habeas corpus by the U S circuit court of appeals in San Francisco. Bechto ld a Brown's Gulch rancher convicted of illegally operating a distillery under the old revenue laws and Volstead Act offense. He faces nine months in prison and a $100 fine for a felony misdemeanor.

August Bechtold

Miss Yegen to Wed Wyoming Man Today

Mildred Yegen, third daughter of Christian Yegen, will be married today to a Wyoming man. The ceremony will be performed by the rector Charles F. Chepman of St John's Episcopal Church. The couple will leave for ten days to spend their honeymoon.

Miss Yegen Wyoming Mildred Yegen Christian Yegen Sunt Barton Bi Daxen Charles F."chehpman Se John's Episcopal Church

Harpist Delights Butte Audience In Memorial Recital

A noted harpist performed in Butte to a warm reception with audience applause and critics praising the recital. The program featured a mix of lively and expressive pieces including a mazurka and a plaintive aria, with a charming playlet "What We Want for Ireland" performed by St. Athan boys, closing the evening with a resonant final.

Siler Brosius Butte Naseelmann Bf Opera Tost ‘Rothing Schucker Marine Ireland

Bogus taxi calls threaten serious trouble

Several taxicab firms report widespread bogus telephone calls directing drivers to far off addresses. Alix Loiselle of Loiselle Taxi vows arrest and prosecution, offering a $100 reward for offenders. He says fake calls waste time, distract drivers, and cost legitimate business, with plans to identify and pursue those responsible as a serious matter.

Kiven Alix Loiselle Loiselle Taxi Service Loiselle

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