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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1922
Page
14
Auguste Jeansonne, 111, drove his daughter 92 year old Mrs. Jean Baptiste Fruge to Opelousas carnival in a personal car. Jeansonne recalls transport from buggy to train to automobile and hopes to see air travel and the sea voyage era. Fruge offers little on modern American womanhood.
The Butte Joshers club reports a record 602 Christmas packages distributed with 398 delivered on Thursday. Billy Gemmell and Sam Schubert oversee the warehouse at 121 West Broadway as Boy Scouts assist in loading trucks and handling remaining orders for hungry recipients.
The president grants Christmas pardons to three federal prisoners. Senate orders favorable Capper truth in fabric bill report while house rejects seed distribution funding. Senate opens naval appropriation debate amid armament questions. Alien Property Custodian backs return of wartime Austrian Hungary seizures. Senator McKellar pushes treaty abrogation in shipping bill amendments. Morse denied travel to Rome for pope physician consultation. O’Neill predicts U S oil must rely on foreign fields within a decade.
Ruby Page Ferguson describes travels to the South Sea islands near the equator. She notes Fijian hair dye signals social rank, nose rings for wealth, the shimmy origins of Rarotonga, Maori carvings, Rotorua geysers, Firewalkers dances, Pelorus Jack famed for ship safety, and Polynesian cultural quirks.
A conchologist gathered 2 500 marine shell species and 500 land shells during a tropical cruise. In the United States census figures, 7 699 boys and 90 9380 girls aged 16 are listed as married, highlighting unusual math in demographic data.
An 18 year old boy was found drunk at the Monroe school and listed as paralyzed by intoxication. Officials investigated, obtained a name, then paused action until sober. He faced potential Miles City commitment at 21 after parental plea, with two widows added to pension rolls in juvenile court proceedings.
John Fuge was acquitted before Justice O Neill of stealing a revolver from Anna McBride. Several gambling cases for Darrah Mullins O Neill Sullivan Brennan and Swanson were continued to Jan 5. Ortego drug case continued to Dec 29. Andy Paulos Guy Carlitz to Jan 10. Informations filed in district court against Paulos WA Ortego and N T Ortego for gambling and drug selling. Sam Wilick was dismissed on grand larceny. the complainant A Alli a Turk did not appear. Wilick free on 1000 dollar bond.
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