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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
14
A 196 Lionel electric toy train complete with track and passenger car features fine FI value. The item promises authentic details and collectible appeal for hobbyists and collectors seeking vintage rail pieces.
In Judge Grimes court Herman Strasburger city treasurer and William Meyer attorney argued over an obstruction case against Curtis Realty for 1916 1917 taxes. Meyer offered to pay encroachment taxes on ten points but Strasburger insisted remaining delinquent taxes must be paid before the streets are cleared. Court pressed for full payment or dismissal, with continued proceedings to afternoon.
The astrology column predicts a day of mixed planetary influence. Venus Neptune Mars negative, Jupiter Saturn friendly, with potential mood swings and nervousness. Leaders may show arrogance, speculators risk losses, while merchants and manufacturers may prosper and real estate appears favorable.
Frank J. James found guilty of first degree murder with no mercy by a Camden jury in the killing of Davis Paul. Paul vanished Oct 5 with 40 000 in cash and 80 000 in checks. his body was recovered eleven days later in a shallow Susquehanna. The item also notes the sudden death of Bishop Charles Sumner Birch of the New York Episcopal diocese.
Owen Shields, a North Wyoming street soft drink dealer, faced trial for bootlegging as Charles Cunningham’s testimony collapsed under cross examination. Witnesses contradicted Cunningham on key points, noting alleged threats and petty scuffles. The court dismissed the case and also clearing Cunningham of drunkenness, stating he had been punished enough.
Sioux City reports Bankers' Finance company with a $2,000,000 capital entering receivership. No asset statement issued. equity in a local office building listed as largest asset. The firm, organized November 25, 1919, engaged in extensive real estate and city property dealings.
The senate adjourned tonight for a three day recess through New Year’s, with plans to reconvene Thursday and another adjournment planned for May Day. Committees will continue work during the pause.
W R Alexander son of Secretary of Commerce was killed instantly today at Bolling Field by the propeller of an airplane while seated in the craft. He was 28, a commissioned Army officer, recently returned from Europe on government business and connected with the department board.
Manila dispatch states seventy members of the Pulsapine constabulary faced Philippine military police last Thursday on charges tied to sedition and unrest. The unclear text hints at a broader crackdown and potential disciplinary actions within colonial forces.
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