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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
5
The shop highlights a wide selection of diamond rings with careful evaluation by an art judge on color cut and clarity. They emphasize single stone rings as a popular choice and note purchases made before recent price advances about thirteen percent, offering market value savings for Christmas buyers.
Butte notes list visitors and arrivals from Dillon, Belgrade, Gregson, Twin Bridges, Rexburg, Great Falls, and other towns. Mentions include Delia Harrigan, Nina St Spencer, Dan J Hanley, and J B Berlier among arrivals. Also references Thornton Finlen and Mhornton hotels, and local merchants, dentists, and a navy officer’s visit. Edward McDermott wounded in France. theater visit via wheelchair noted. Mayer's watch shop advertised.
In Judge Dwyer's court in Divide the jury found Ben Gomez guilty of manslaughter in the early hours of March 17. The panel did not fix a sentence, leaving punishment to the court with 1 to 10 years as a possible range. Testimony showed Gomez and two others allegedly attacked Domenjo and a fellow railroad laborer, with witness accounts describing blows to the head and a struggle over an axe. Sentencing was pending further hearings and related cases.
Sir Geddes, first lord of the admiralty, argued in Cambridge that the League of Nations will not end wars and that no world without war is conceivable. He said a police force is needed and praised the British navy for preserving sea power and preventing free nations from being crushed by Germany.
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, chairing the foreign relations committee, addressed the senate over his name appearing among advocates of a munitions embargo in documents for the judiciary committee’s inquiry into German propaganda. He criticized placing all German interests in the record. Also released by the War Department is a summary of the influenza epidemic impact in army camps and military centers with 238 cases reported in the United States. The report coincides with London’s note on the Olympic steamer travel.
Maed Merdad hosting an open house at 205 East Park faced a $10 fine after a newly engaged porter dumped water on the sidewalk which froze. Judge Whitty warned that sidewalks must stay safe for pedestrians.
The Rotary Club will not meet this week due to the influenza epidemic. Secretary Austin says lunch will resume as soon as health conditions allow, with a possible meeting next week if the ban is lifted, while preparations proceed for the district convention in Tutte F 19 and 11.
In court yesterday John Brack and Paul Tele claimed they did not know the brass knuckles were illegal. They said they bought them as novelty items and had not seen the article before, presenting that they purchased them to satisfy curiosity about what they were buying.
John Greven was found guilty of slaf fey in a Park Street restaurant where both the defendant and a female coworker were employed. He was ordered to pay a $10 fine after a police court hearing yesterday. The girl claimed Greven interfered with a conversation she and another shoe shop worker were having and that he abused her for no apparent reason.
Everto Isto John and John were found guilty in Gay County Court of a disturbance charge arising from a night incident at East Park. Proceedings labeled them responsible for causing a public disturbance during a nighttime event.
A proprietor says two men broke a plate glass window and, to defend himself, he drew a gun and struck one man. He fired two shots in the air toward a police officer, who was nearby.
County Attorney J Taekeon filed a theft complaint in Louis Buckney's justice court against May Williams colored for allegedly stealing a $500 diamond ring from Martin Pomeroy an inspector for the Great Northern railroad. Pomeroy gave his address as 13 Seventh Avenue North Great Falls.
Articles of incorporation filed yesterday by Ted Toss 1A Ward and James B O Fionn establish Ted Rost Sporting Goods with capital stock of $19 000. The firm known in sporting circles, Toss is noted for a record year capture at Field and St Neize and a large brook trout from Bix Hole Ave.
A brief maritime incident leaves a small steam vessel unable to maintain course in heavy seas. The crew reported minor injuries and no loss of life as a tow failed to reach its destination amid turbulent weather conditions. Rescue tugs were dispatched to assist and secure the drifting craft.
Lawes Gee Mare reports 25 white and colored servicemen from Camp Dix NJ arriving for convalescent treatment before discharge. Among them Private Joseph Goodisky, who enlisted in Seattle in 1916, joined the first division in General Pershing's convoy and saw action at Lorraine Callens where he was wounded and later treated for shell fragments.
Washington December 19 Creation of a congressional committee to determine a readjustment of salaries of all postal employes including postmasters as proposed in the post office appropriation bill for 1920 reported to a house. Other provisions would make permanent the salary increases given last year to most of the employees authorize extension of clerk service in all communities adjacent to cities having city delivery and authorize a 50 percent increase of clerk hire allowance at third class post offices.
In Kimball, Ollye Marion Barthelmess, aged 5, died after falling into a tub of scalding water placed on a lid by her mother. The incident occurred yesterday in Miter City, with the family, Mr and Mrs Barthelmess, awaiting results.
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