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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1916
Page
3
William Maulainen signs a second degree complaint against Hugo Kuuro, alleging a knife attack in an uptown saloon. The case to be heard today in Judge Buckley's justice court. Also, John Kane’s concealed weapons trial set for today based on his wife’s charge. Mayer Jewelry advertises money back.
The Tracy O Rourke election contest against John K. O Rourke for Silver Bow County sheriff advances to the state supreme court after Meagher County Judge Mathews sustains a demurrer to the petition. The ruling leaves options for appeal and amended pleadings, with judgment entered and a bill of exceptions noted.
The Four Cook Sisters dazzle Broadway stages in a current Pantages vaudeville tour. Their bright act pairs clever singing with stylish costumes, drawing strong audience praise and growing notice from top musical critics.
The Sisters entertain as one of the city’s best acts in mining town theater history. June Caprice proves a reliable delight in The Mischief Maker at the Ansonia, while Captain offers a rare, trained horas act. The Emt Highlanders troupe closes the program with lively Highlander music and dance.
A brief notice urges shoppers to visit Mayer's at 21 W for watch deals, claiming prices are lower than elsewhere and inviting readers to compare values.
Washington reports the Supreme Court dismissed appeals by the Department of Justice seeking to maintain immunity rulings for John L. Billard William Skinner and James Elton in the New Haven railroad prosecution. The DOJ may not press further against those individuals while cases against Rockefeller and other directors proceed. Also Seattle reports Cyrus C Blouch 35 found dead after an epileptic episode.
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