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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1923
Page
3
Prisoners John Dunn and William Breece arrested for robbing Walter Sewell's hardware store and Tucker's clothing in Anaconda. Stolen goods found. a Ford car is tied to a civil suit for 125 dollars. Sheriff suspects the Ford is stolen and seeks to keep it.
The Montana Anti-Tuberculosis Society organizes Christmas seals sale led by Mrs. Nicholls to raise five thousand dollars for tuberculosis prevention in Montana. Seals cost one cent and are sold at department stores to support public health and ease county costs in Silver Bow.
At a well attended meeting of Baron De Hirsch lodge last Thursday evening the election of officers resulted in the following being chosen: President Harry Meyer vice president Ben Hechtman assistant monitor Lorenz Freedland secretary A Rosenstein treasurer Ed Rose trustees Ed Marans I Rosenstein and R Rosenberg delegates to the grand lodge H Blumkin William Meyer Ed Rose and I Simon alternates H Codden Harry Meyer R Rosenberg and Ed Marans delegate to supreme lodge H Blumkin.
First National picture follows Ramon Martinez a San Francisco exporter whose unfounded jealousy sends his son to gypsies. A false heir emerges after an auto crash proves nothing, and the mother identifies the real boy as the search spans continents with Earle Williams Jane Novak and Ben Alexander in the cast.
Thomas H. Ince brings a bold love pas sion scene to the Rialto in Anna Christie shot aboard a coal barge. Blanche Sweet, long a favorite with filmgoers since Judith of Bethulah, proves herself a top emotional actress in this striking production.
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