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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1916
Page
17
In a police court yesterday Acting Judge Doran heard Thompson and a woman named Mrs. Thompson who appeared with him on a vagrancy charge. He claimed he had only recently sent a check for a debt to a woman in Idaho described Thompson. Mrs. Thompson denied being his wife despite the similar surnames.
Butte’s free tuberculosis clinic reports incipient cases and urges a city sanatorium. Visiting nurse Miss Peoples says many patients are in early stages and contagious spread can be halted by proper treatment. Dr. A J Lanza conducts free exams as the clinic expands toward self support and possible donations for a sanitarium.
The Christmas Monthly by the high school journalism class will be distributed today after district afternoon. The issue features cartoons jokes light notes and an attractive ad section. It includes scores summary from Mutte and season points comparison plus love notes and Christmas stories by Helen Little Dorris Bean and Lucile Baysoar with student photos and Mother Goose illustrations.
John Richards and John M Crowley appeared before Acting Judge Doran in the police court yesterday claiming no fight occurred. Each accused the other as witnesses contradicted their stories. Judge Doran fined both men ten dollars.
Administrator estate of Theodore Hennessy to Daly Bank and Trust company sells portion of lot 1 block 1 Kemper addition for 50 dollars. Josie H Schmidt to W A Wells sells portions of lots 11 12 13 block 2 Noyes Upton addition for 1 dollar. Joseph Bruneau to Alice Bruneau transfers portion Railroad lode for 1 dollar. James 8 Casey to A J Davis parcels 18 and 16 block 5 Homevation for 1 dollar. E E Cartiste to Ada Kuehhorn surface lots 0 1 and 2 block 2 Cobban addition for 1 dollar. Wilhelmina Thompson widow to Amos W Kibler lot 18 block 3 Hurlburt addition for 1 dollar. Amos W Kibler to Thomas J Moran lot 18 block 3 Hurlburt addition for 1 dollar. R T McCullough to Anaconda Copper Mining company one fourth interest in Themis and Minnie Irvine lodes for 1 dollar.
Shoeless and hatless Joseph Gelis admitted he had no means of support when he appeared in police court yesterday on a charge of vagrancy. Acting Judge Doran sentenced him to 30 days in the county jail. The county will buy him a pair of shoes before he completes his sentence.
Edward Padden admitted causing a disturbance and was fined $10 by police officials who linked Edward Miller Bert Brooks and Blanche Richards to the fracas. The others were alleged to be implicated while Padden alone accepted responsibility. The notice then promotes Boulder Hot Springs as a holiday retreat.
Clinton H. Moore, collector of internal revenue, named as one of Butte's delegates to a patriotic congress held by the National Security League in Washington on January 25 to 27, 1917. The event will discuss national security, universal military training, and a national university extension system. Moore may not attend due to heavy federal duties.
Berlin reports German military authorities downplay recent French gains near Verdun while forecasting more attacks. They say results are small and do not alter the general military situation, and they believe no troop transfer from east to west is needed due to ample reserves.
New York reports that $6.5 million in gold from Canada for J P Morgan & Co has been deposited at the Philadelphia assay office. The facility is overtaxed due to the heavy flow, with total gold shipments reaching $808.5 million from all sources so far this movement.
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